HLG Kart Race 2026 (11th edition)
The kids-only downhill push kart race returns to Discovery Bay.
About this place
This annual community fundraiser has children aged 7 to 12 racing engine-free, pedal-free push karts down a 2.4 m ramp on the Discovery Bay Road cycle lane at Seabird Lane, split into age groups with a prize-giving at the end. Surplus proceeds go to Heep Hong Society, which supports children of all abilities.
When it's on
Sat 21 Nov 2026Tickets
- Age categories 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Kart supplied by Harvey Law Group; racers must wear the shirt provided and a racer number on the arm. Payment details sent by email; pay before 21 Nov.
- Registration fee waived if you build your own kart (Little Steps). Kart needs a braking system and at least 92 cm between axles; a parent may ride pillion (Around DB). The 2026 form only lists standard categories, so email kartrace@harveylawcorporation.com to enter freestyle.
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Where it happens
Seabird Lane, Beach Village, Discovery Bay, Lantau Island
Things to know
Racers aged 7 to 12
Kids race only against their own age group. They must be that age on race day.
Register by 12 November
Sign up on the official form, one per child. Entry is HK$250 with an HLG kart and payment details come by email.
Helmet and trainers
Every racer needs a well fitted bike helmet and covered shoes, no flip flops. Gloves are a good idea too.
Racing for a cause
Surplus funds go to Heep Hong Society, which supports children of all abilities.
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When and where is it?
Saturday 21 November 2026 on the Discovery Bay Road cycle lane at Seabird Lane. Heats run by age group through the morning and early afternoon, with exact times emailed to families.
Do we need our own kart?
No, the HK$250 entry includes an HLG kart. Build your own and the fee is waived, but it needs brakes and at least 92 cm between the axles.
How does the race work?
Karts roll down a 2.4 m ramp onto a track of about 150 m and are timed. The 8 fastest in each age group go through to the quarter-finals.
Is it safe?
The course is sealed off from traffic with barriers, a first aid station sits along the route and officials check the karts. Helmets and covered shoes are compulsory.
Can siblings come and watch?
The organiser does not mention any spectator ticket, and Little Steps says younger siblings can usually come along to cheer.
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