lift
one point

One bridge, or one raised curve, inside a track that stays on the ground: the OverUp configuration for buildings where a full multilevel does not fit.

one point two ways up

One elevated element inside a layout that runs on the ground, built in one of two ways. Same steel, same integrated barriers, same design method. One point changes, and you feel it for the whole lap.

the
bridge

The track climbs, crests and comes back down. Going up the kart loses drive, coming down it takes all of it back, and for a moment the driver sees the track from above.

the raised curve

The curve rises and the kart stays loaded. The driver feels the weight pushing down, at a point where on a flat track they would have to lift off.

where a multilevel
does not fit

Every space sets its own conditions. Where there is no room for a full multilevel, we build one piece of it.

height

The clear height above the track decides how much of it can be lifted.

columns

Existing pillars set where the structure can land and where the track has to pass.

shape

The outline of the area says where a climb fits and where it would cut the lap short.

steel, modules, and two ramps

Entry and exit ramps join the elevated element to the rest of the track. On tracks already running, it can be added later.

01

engineering

We measure the venue and design the element around its height, its columns and the layout already in place.

02

production

The steel modules and the ramps are manufactured and prepared for assembly on site.

03

installation

The element is assembled, connected to the track and tested inside the venue before it opens.

two leveles
one layout

explore a selection of karting circuits equipped with our safety systems

Urban Air Houston

Multilevel
Indoor
2025

Urban Air Glenview

Multilevel
Indoor
2025

Need 2 Speed

Multilevel
Indoor
2025

READY TO ADD THE ELEMENT?

Send us the dimensions of your space. We will tell you where a bridge or a raised curve can fit.