GX-UK Round 3 Hooton Park | 2024 |
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Some of the cast include but is not limited to @tomtom3195. @BradPhilpot @AlexVangeenRacing @Melton-Baxter look out for their footage!
Thanks to @AccessKarting-UK
Time stamps
0.00 start
Heat 1 - 0:31
Heat 2 - 9:42
Heat 3 - 19:15
Final - 28:30
Race Report: GXUK Senior Kart Race at Hooton Park
The GXUK Senior Kart race at Hooton Park promised an intense day of high-speed action and fierce competition, and it certainly delivered. With the sun shining brightly and the track in perfect condition, the stage was set for a thrilling contest. The atmosphere was electric, with drivers and teams buzzing with anticipation and determination.
Heat 1: Setting the Pace
As the green flag dropped, I got off to a strong start, maintaining a good position through the first few corners. After a battle with @Melton-Baxter Russel and Jacob it was Jacob and myself in contention for the win.
Heat 2: Consistency is Key
With the adrenaline still pumping from the first heat, I approached the second heat with a clear strategy: stay consistent and avoid mistakes. Starting p11, this was my back start. This was probably the best racing of the day as I was able to make my way all the way up to p2 at the flag.
Heat 3: Fighting for Every Inch
By the time the third heat arrived, the competition had heated up even further. This heat was when the lap record would be set. I was starting p8.
From the start, it was clear that everyone was pushing their limits. The initial laps saw a flurry of overtakes and defensive maneuvers. I found myself in a tight pack, where every corner and straight was a battle for position.
Crossing the finish line in 3rd place was a bittersweet moment. While it wasn't another 2nd place finish, it still represented a strong performance amidst intense competition. With the heats concluded, I was eager and prepared for the final, determined to capitalize on my consistent results.
The Final: A Dramatic Turn of Events
The start was frantic, with karts jostling for position right from the go. I managed to get a decent start and held my position through the initial corners. As the race progressed, the competition became fiercer. Each driver was pushing to the absolute limit, knowing that this was the moment to shine. Initially I had a great battle with @BradPhilpot before getting shuffled down the order.
Just as I was settling into a rhythm and preparing to make my move towards the front, disaster struck. On a high-speed section of the track, two karts ahead tangled, creating chaos. With little time to react, I found myself caught up in the incident. The impact was severe, sending my kart spinning off the track.
In the seconds that followed, everything seemed to move in slow motion. The kart came to a halt, and I quickly assessed my condition. Fortunately, I was unharmed, but the kart was not in a state to continue. The race continued without me, a heartbreaking end to what had been a day of strong performances.
Despite the disappointing end in the final, the day at Hooton Park was filled with valuable lessons and positive takeaways. Consistently finishing in the top positions in the heats demonstrated my capability and the potential of the kart. The experience in the final, while unfortunate, is part and parcel of racing. It serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of the sport and the importance of resilience.
In conclusion, the GXUK Senior Kart race at Hooton Park was a rollercoaster of emotions and experiences. From the solid performances in the heats to the dramatic crash in the final, it was a day that tested my abilities and resolve. While the final outcome was not what I had hoped for, the journey was invaluable. I leave Hooton Park with a renewed sense of purpose and a drive to achieve greater success in the races to come.
Brilliant video mate, unfortunate ending but you was rapid all weekend take that pace on to the next one 🏎️
Thanks mate, yea I’m clinging onto the good pace as the result wasn’t what I was hoping for! Fingers crossed for Llamdow. Well done to you too, great driving all weekend 👌
Top class narration as always dude, and your pace was formidable…… for my own seasons hopes I hope it’s a one off 😂
Thanks mate! Yea I’m not really sure why it’s went so well, just really connected with the track. Turning up on Friday was good as I got all my mechanical issues out the way early on 😂 Having a double chain sprocket has massively helped as well as I can use the kerbs properly now.
@@grubbymangomotorsport3992 What is a double chain sprocket?
@@tropiicul err miss spoke there! 😂 I meant two sides sprocket protector!
@@grubbymangomotorsport3992 Oohhhhhh hahah. Gotcha!
Great video mate!
Thanks mate, congratulations on your podium x
Why don't you take your wife next time so she can come first for a change
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