Andretti Orlando to host Colombian runoff voting on June 21

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando will serve as an official polling site for Colombia’s presidential runoff election on June 21, following a May 31 first round that drew thousands of voters. The move puts the Orlando entertainment venue at the center of a key civic event for Central Florida’s Colombian community.

Why it matters: - Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando is turning an entertainment venue into an official voting site for a major international election. - The runoff adds another accessible polling location for Colombian voters in Central Florida. - The event underscores how local businesses can support civic participation for diaspora communities.

What happened: - Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando will host the Colombian Presidential Runoff Election on Sunday, June 21, 2026. - Voting hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - The polling location is 9299 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819. - Andretti Orlando also hosted the first round of Colombia’s presidential election on May 31, when thousands of voters came through the venue.

The details: - Eddie Hamann, managing member of Andretti Indoor Karting & Games, said the first-round voting made the Orlando facility a gathering place for the Colombian community. - Hamann said the June 21 runoff will continue that role for the venue. - Andretti Orlando said it is working with election officials to provide a smooth and welcoming experience for voters. - The venue is in Orlando’s tourism and entertainment district, which the company says makes it convenient for residents and visitors. - A voting-information link is available here. - Andretti Indoor Karting & Games says it offers karting, arcade games, immersive attractions, bowling, laser tag, virtual reality experiences and food and beverage service at locations across the U.S.

Between the lines: - The polling-site role gives Andretti Orlando visibility beyond the entertainment business and into community infrastructure. - Hamann framed the effort as personally meaningful because he is Colombian-born. - The company is using the runoff to reinforce a broader message about serving diverse local communities, not just customers.

What’s next: - Colombian voters will return to Andretti Orlando on June 21 for the runoff. - Election officials and Andretti Orlando will need to manage turnout, check-in flow and voting logistics during the 8-hour window. - The venue is likely to remain a community touchpoint if turnout is strong and the process runs smoothly.

The bottom line: - Andretti Orlando is once again doubling as a civic venue, giving Central Florida’s Colombian community a familiar place to vote in a high-stakes runoff.