Managing director, Steve King, moved his indoor raceway business to Tremaine Avenue, Palmerston North, after two successful years of business in Napier.  In 1996, the much larger Bennett Street premises became available and Daytona moved once again.
In partnership with his wife, Karen, and aided by a strong team headed by Chris Green, Steve has built Daytona into a landmark industry.  The Company now owns three raceways in New Zealand with a fourth currently under construction.  Palmerston North is the base of operations where the founder of Daytona (Stephen King) resides.  The Daytona Karts are manufactured and assembled here.
Chris Green made the move to Wellington when Daytona built its second raceway in 1999 and became the Manager of Daytona Wellington. In 2004 Wellington was sold over to Rob Blitz as a franchise business.
Hamilton is the third of Daytona's growing raceways. Situated in Te Rapa, Daytona Hamilton is arguably the best this country has ever seen. Manager Paul Ansley has an outstanding team and a top of the line setup.