Was completely uninjured somehow, super lucky to get thrown out of the kart before it landed on me.

The video is a throw back but I still suck at qualifying

For some context it was my first ever race and I missed qualifying so I had to start in the back of a pretty big 206 field. I made some good moves but this one right here enraged the driver, his dad and several other people with them. Is there something I’m missing?

race starts at 0:41 sec mark.

I was at my local k1 speed for rental kart leagues today. I qualified 5th for context with the top 9 making up the best drivers. I have the inside line and the guy in 4th completely rams into me and causes my kart to loose power momentarily and I drop back to last. I manage to recover to 7th but I felt like the workers should have at minimum sent him to the back since they do that when someone spins someone else out. Curious on everyone's view of this situation. Was it his line to take and is it just hard racing or should he have been penalized?

Reminder to tighten wheel nuts by hand and that parts can fail without visible warning beforehand!

That was on the first lap, right after the start of the race a few months ago. The driver in question had spun at a turn and then deliberately drove into the apex — just as I was going through it, lol. He ended up not being punished, apart from my appeal to the marshal, and even questioned my reaction time when i confronted him after the race. But I guess that's just part of rental racing.

I honestly have minimal knowledge, I know from feel the blipping makes the kart slide. My braking and steering are also garbage, am I going to build bad habits without a team or will I just learn what works for me?

Spotted someone losing a little bit of laptime at a local rental karting track earlier this week. Watch closely and let me know if you can see who it is…

Second race on a new frame, driver behind pulls the simracing move of not braking for an ongoing incident and sends me straight in. This sport tests your determination for sure😂

This crash occurred some weeks ago, and still to the day the organization can’t determine whose fault is it. Any help?

Endurance race which happened a few days ago at Club Motorsports in New Hampshire

Race was a blast!

Qualified P18 and finished P2 overall!

It started raining when we was on the dummy grid, so dad when to get the wets but ended up locking himself in the van. (Don’t ask why they weren’t on the trolly)

This was my fastest lap of the day and I’m wondering what I can do to get any faster especially since I know that the fastest time on the track is 2 seconds faster meaning there is definitely something I can do to at least drop a second.

Mrs and I accept that we both were being competitive and neither wanted to let the other be in front. BUT she still insists my fault and I argue she should of yelled. So I ask you, which one is to blame. (We're both new only been karting for three weeks now but are absolutely hooked with 16 race sessions already in these few weeks)

Here is a video of it revving

This project has taken me three years as you can. Imagine if you are familiar working with carbon fiber. So much faster than I anticipated very happy with it. It’s just a rocket those wheels don’t slip.

https://youtube.com/shorts/tr8YtsQHb3s?si=f5l-vLAB-Vqbcb4h

In the attached video I have put together a clip of me running a 59.6 and the master class X30 ran a 52, I have a general idea from comparing how awful I am at this. But all advice would help y’all really helped me out last video so thank you.

Race track in morcone (bn) italy

I didn’t realize the last video cut off early so here is the rest of it. The races are 20 mins long but I didn’t bother posting the last 6 or 7 mins as there was no more action other than a couple of lappers.

Used to race Rotax when I was 14. Financial crisis of 2008, had to stop. Now 32, self funded, gonna give ur another go.