Zack Skolnick Launches Entertainment Karting Supplier
The new venture consolidates six specialized karting brands into a single commercial solutions provider.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Theme Parks
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Zack Skolnick has launched Entertainment Karting, a comprehensive supplier for family entertainment centers and resorts. The new entity combines six previously independent brands to offer integrated karting track and operational systems.
Why it matters
By consolidating diverse specialized services, the new company aims to streamline the development and operation of commercial karting projects for venue operators. This approach is designed to simplify the logistics of planning, launching, and managing track-based attractions.
The new entity integrates offerings from six firms including RaceParx, Podium Kart, MRK Track Design, RaceFacer, HyperRace, and HydroParx. It provides a full suite of hardware, software, track planning, and safety equipment for international attraction developers.
The players
Zack Skolnick
Zack Skolnick is a motorsport professional who founded the new entity based on his previous experience with RaceParx.
Entertainment Karting
Entertainment Karting is a newly formed supplier that integrates track design, software, and hardware for global attraction developers.
The details
Entertainment Karting provides a unified source for essential karting infrastructure, including petrol and electric karts, barrier systems, timing software, and 3D track design services. The company also supplies replacement parts like tires, batteries, and chargers to maintain ongoing operations.
Timeline
October 27, 2026: Entertainment Karting officially launches as a commercial supplier.
Travel Outlook
The launch of Entertainment Karting aligns with the industry-wide push to simplify procurement for FECs and resorts by consolidating specialized leisure suppliers. This reflects a shift toward unified, turnkey project development that reduces the operational burden for venue owners.
Attraction developers and resort operators can now source track planning, software, and hardware through a single entity to streamline venue design. This consolidation may improve compatibility across essential systems, including timing software and vehicle maintenance parts.
The takeaway
The consolidation of specialized karting services aims to make high-end racing attractions more accessible to smaller venues. Operators should review their procurement processes to determine if an integrated supplier model can reduce long-term maintenance costs.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Amusements & Attractions.
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