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    ProKART Indoor Racing

    3.8 (26 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    I love Go Karting and this place is a great place for anyone living south HWY 494. I'm glad our daughters are into Go Karting.

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    A fun family activity. Well run and safe for teenagers. If this is your jam they have leagues you can join.

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    This go kart place was not good. The karts were not fast, the track was not big, and the waiting times were too long.

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    Twin Cities In Motion

    Twin Cities In Motion

    4.6
    (18 reviews)
    16.1 mi

    The race is completely flat, as far as I'm concerned. I've read repeatedly about the incline up…read moreSummit Ave. around mile 20. But other than about a short hill a block long, I don't recall any other "hills". (Keep in mind, this, coming from a San Franciscan.) The tour of the lakes was a treat, as was the various neighborhoods the course wound through. Out of the 35+ races I've done, this is my favorite, thus far. I'm a big fan of well-organized races that are smaller and more low-key. But I forget how a huge amount of support can help. I have never done a race with this many spectators lined up from beginning to end, cheering for YOU. After awhile, you zone out--especially in those latter miles when all you want to do is finish--but whether you realize it or not, their enthusiasm certainly keeps your morale up. Thank you, MSP, for your Midwestern hospitality!

    I had a great experience running the Twin Cities Marathon this year-so glad I signed up!…read more Email updates were helpful and timely, my corral placement (there were 3 and I was placed in 2) was fair, and I love that I didn't need to enter a lottery to enter like I had to for Chicago last year. The expo (held at the St. Paul RiverCentre this year) was busy but pretty well-organized, if you knew to head past all of the booths to the packet pick-up. Participants had to self-scan their bibs to activate the timing chip, but that only took a second and there wasn't much of a line. Wide variety of cool running apparel/gear and marathon essentials sold, along with lots of freebies (yay Clif bar samples, Caribou coffee, and other swag). I found this expo much less stressful than Chicago's. The race course is absolutely beautiful, taking you from downtown Minneapolis to St. Paul. After some hard-core googling for previous marathoners' accounts of this race, I psyched myself out about hills, especially on Summit Ave. My take on this after running the race: don't worry! There are some hills, but nothing crazy, and the course is quite flat for the most part (and there's an downhill finish that makes you feel amazing crossing the finish line). Running around the lakes was probably my favorite part. Crowd support was amazing (lots of funny signs, kids offering high fives, and nice spectators offering hugs/water/donuts/beer/fruit/etc.), and the volunteers made the race go super smoothly! Powerade/water stations were labeled clearly and staggered appropriately every few miles (along with port-a-potties), and the post-race refueling options were great (bananas, fruit cups, chocolate milk, soup, coffee, water, chips, nut rolls, etc.). Got an emergency blanket, and the finisher medal and long-sleeved tech shirt I received are pretty and of good quality, too! I also love that as a spectator or runner, you can sign up to receive mobile text notifications on up to 3 runners-that way you know when runners pass certain points and finish the race! My results were also available by the time I got back home from the race, and the photos should be up within a few days. (Instant gratification is my fave!) Would definitely return to attempt a PR on this marathon. Highly recommend for marathon newbies or veterans!

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    Cedar Lake Speedway

    Cedar Lake Speedway

    4.2
    (5 reviews)
    47.0 mi

    It was kids night and they had all the cars out on the track, then let everyone walk on the track…read moreand interact with the drivers who were giving out candy and autographed pictures of themselves. Fun! I knew the track was mud, but how cool to actually walk on it! Kids under 16 were free and everyone was was $15 to get in for hours and hours (we were done around 9:30/10 of entertainment. They even threw out candy to the people in the stands at one point! I can't quite explain the cars, but there were four "classes" who raised 20 laps around the track, stopping when there were crack ups. Some of the bleachers had backs to them, which was nice. There was an indoor bar and food area with typical fast food style food and fairly cheap drinks ($6 for a mixed drink.) Parking was free and they left us with a schedule for the rest of the season to hang up in our house. Bring your ear protection, it's loud! Also bring your eye protection, it's dusty! Bring layers as it gets cold when the sun goes down. Otherwise, stop by and try out something new!

    The website said that coolers were allowed, and that nobody will be turned away. These were good…read moreto know, as we were able to get tickets right at the gate and came stocked with bug spray, sunscreen, and some snacks and sodas. This place is very popular. There's parking on both sides, and since we arrived a little late, we were waved towards the back side and then had to go all the way to the back of that lot. It was a good five minute walk from our car to the ticket booth. There are grandstands on both sides, and bathroom/concession facilities. It's open seating. I recommend going far away from the gate because it's less crowded the further you go. The racing was really well-run. They have the next round lined up and ready to go as soon as the previous one finishes. There's a winner's interview, which is nice because it helps give you an idea of who everyone is and what they thought of that race. The caution procedures are very clear and orderly. I've been to other places where it takes ten minutes to get everything reset. There's a big screen with the camera feed and a lap count, and another screen with scoreboard and lap times. I couldn't read the scoreboard too well until the sun went down. I was way over on the other side by turn 3, though. Speaking of the sun, it was still up for an hour or so once they start, and the backstretch is directly into the sun. I would've brought some hats in retrospect.

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    FANS Ultra Races

    FANS Ultra Races

    5.0
    (1 review)
    7.8 mi

    Want to run an ultramarathon in Minnesota? You're in luck! This race is a good one and supports the…read morelocal community too. I was looking for a Minnesota ultramarathon event for my 2nd round 50 states marathon quest and came across FANS 24 / 12 hr ultramarathon. It's held annually normally at Normandale Lake Park in Minneapolis, MN typically either May or June time frame. FANS stands for Further Achievement through Network of Support, which basically is a mentorship program for local area MN high school students to bridge high school and college. Funds raised from the FANS ultra races go to support this amazing mentorship program. With that said, I decided to pick this race for my Minnesota. I registered online and the registration fee can vary when you register. As mentioned above, every penny goes to the FANS scholarship program. You can also help fundraise too. I arrived at Normandale Lake Park on a brisk Saturday morning in June. There was a threat of thunderstorms, but thankfully nothing showed up. We used the park loop around the lake as our course, which was less than 2 miles around. The mission was to clock as much miles / loops You can do in your allotted time you signed up for. Easier said than done! The scenery was nice and there was ample inspiration throughout the day. I just needed to pick up At least a marathon distance for me to include this race in my quest goal. Ended up with 50km, which is also nice. The park was serene and well maintained. I enjoyed the aid stations and the main timing area, where you end up meeting the coolest people. The overall experience here at the 2024 FANS 24 / 12 hr ultra was fantastic and amazing. The race atmosphere was electric and there was a bunch of participants who eventually made it to 100 miles that weekend. I was in awe really. The aid stations were continually stocked with runner's favorites and it was a pleasure to be able to do this versus not. The loops were not too long but had some varied scenery so that we weren't too bored with that. At the end of the day, it was the total mileage that is what we came to Minneapolis for. 50km isn't too bad honestly. Just depends on your goal and what you want out of the race. The weather was near perfect, although I wanted it to be colder during the day. It was around 60's F and the warmest it got was around 80 mid afternoon before it cooled down for the evening. There was a tent city where many families and friends of those who were participating set up tents. They provided aid and other forms of assistance and support for the runner. For me though, I was glad that the race had a "tent for the tent less", which basically is a tent where I could just put my luggage there for the duration of the event. They had packet pick up the day before and on race morning. I decided to pick up on race morning. After getting settled and meeting friends, we were escorted to the start line 5 min before the official start, and then off we went in a mass start. It was a magical thing. The FANS 24 / 12 hour ultramarathon is held annually at Normandale Lake Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota usually in May or June. They have online registration, which requires a credit card. They also encourage you to fundraise for the FANS scholarship too, but it's not required. As far as race day parking, Normandale Lake Park has one large parking area, which most people use and is basically directly across tent city, packet pick up, and the medical tent. If you don't drive, there is always Uber and Lyft if you need it. After the race, if you stick around and they do encourage you to stick around, they serve breakfast to all participants and race volunteers. This year's FANS scholarship recipients were on hand to help Serve and distribute the food and drinks to everyone. They also got up to speak about how the scholarship program has helped them individually to bridge high school into College. It was nice and rewarding to come here to race for a good cause. And so, if you are looking for a starter ultra distance race event or planning to go further than your last known distance past the marathon, consider this ultramarathon in Minneapolis, MN. Weather can be a little iffy, but it can be amazing when everything is ideal. Of course, pouring rain isn't too good but somehow people love it. This race is a good one for your first ultra marathon. Give it a try. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Run more! Support local! A+

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    Initiate Drift RC

    Initiate Drift RC

    3.0
    (2 reviews)
    24.5 mi

    Replying to one star comment on here. You probably won't ever read this. But I'm sorry you had a…read morebad experience. Hobby grade RC is really far from toys for kids. It may have evolved from adults who still love toys and you may see it that way because of the scale details. But it's a very involved hobby. And if the parent isn't willing to get involved, the kid has no chance. I challenge you to do a little homework and get a car yourself. That is honestly the only way to take the hobby seriously. But with all that aside, I showed up as a very nervous adult who has never driven RC drift before. I brought my own car that I had just set up and they were more than helpful to answer any questions. I can't remember the pricing exactly but I was surprised, it is very reasonable. A seasoned patron was there, and he was even more helpful! I begrudgingly asked him to borrow his tools to move my motor from stock position to up high. He basically grabbed my car, did it for me and we chatted the whole time. I had a great experience. Thanks Ken G!!! They also rent cars, if I would've known that, I would've checked this place out a lot sooner. But I wanted to finish my car and get it somewhat ready to tune. So with that being said, I highly highly highly recommend this place for anybody into any type of RC or looking to get into a new fun somewhat involved, VERY rewarding Hobby.

    This is clearly not for kids, even though it looks like it should be. The employees were not good…read morewith kids and kept talking about how expensive their cars were, stressing out my child. Poor customer service. Unreliable cars. Boring track. Not recommended.

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