I wouldnt necessarily say the tires are the problem, in my opinion. I do agree with the points you made regarding price especially given covid times but price and experience quality can depend on experience of those on the track with you at the time. The tires as i said i dont think are bad there are some inconsistencies with the steering angle, of the wheel with some from my experience being flatter and more of a diagnol position away from the driver the comfort is based on driving style though that may suit some. The brakes can be a but unresponsive but again i think thats a similar feeling to your feelings about the tyres, mechanical and track temperature will depend on performance after 2 laps max the tyres would be normal temperature for starting to build lap times and overtakes comfortably. The staff are very experienced and know what theyre talking about on track and are passionate about motorsport in general which helps with atmosphere, first aid from what ive seen i agree isnt the best of their qualities, im not makimg an excuse for them and yes motorsport is dangerous, but even for random average joes (no insult intended to anyone thats just based on stats) who go to Arrive n Drive sessions shouldnt really be at outdoor circuits without at least experience of indoors and should have to set competitve speed limits, id say within at most 1.5 - 2 seconds off the average decent lap time of a 49-50.2 second lap time in order to stay on the track.
Thanks for your insight! Sadly the crash was caused by another random member which sadly led to a chain effect. The staff were all friendly and nice there's no doubt. However I've never been anywhere which don't have procedures incase of injury. So this was a first for me. They could definitely use some first aid training and even have a basic first aid kit. The didn't even have a cool pack. I myself I believe was in the 50's or 51's. Which for the very first time at the track I don't think is too bad 😁 Do you recommend any other circuits?
@@GBR187 50-51s for what the track condition looked like is certainly very respectable. Chain effect crashes like that will always happen in public sessions certainly in, for what they are, decently quick karts on what is a good track. Id say the likes of Buckmore Park, Whilton Mill, Clay Piegon and Lydd Raceway in the club100 series karts are very good. Other than that you have the standard Daytona circuits, especially the Milton Keynes and Tamworth locations in their DMAX karts are good. PFI international is a very good circuit as is Shennington (another Club100 one). All of those tracks off the top of my head offer rental karts similar to those youd find at an indoor track like a Teamsport which may be an idea to do get get to grips with the circuit but the likes of club100 and Dmax racing offer much more of an experience, all be it expensive and needing time to travel to most of them
Great little track, came off last week into the tyre wall before the pit straight 😂
Ouch I bet that must have hurt! Haha
I wouldnt necessarily say the tires are the problem, in my opinion. I do agree with the points you made regarding price especially given covid times but price and experience quality can depend on experience of those on the track with you at the time.
The tires as i said i dont think are bad there are some inconsistencies with the steering angle, of the wheel with some from my experience being flatter and more of a diagnol position away from the driver the comfort is based on driving style though that may suit some.
The brakes can be a but unresponsive but again i think thats a similar feeling to your feelings about the tyres, mechanical and track temperature will depend on performance after 2 laps max the tyres would be normal temperature for starting to build lap times and overtakes comfortably.
The staff are very experienced and know what theyre talking about on track and are passionate about motorsport in general which helps with atmosphere, first aid from what ive seen i agree isnt the best of their qualities, im not makimg an excuse for them and yes motorsport is dangerous, but even for random average joes (no insult intended to anyone thats just based on stats) who go to Arrive n Drive sessions shouldnt really be at outdoor circuits without at least experience of indoors and should have to set competitve speed limits, id say within at most 1.5 - 2 seconds off the average decent lap time of a 49-50.2 second lap time in order to stay on the track.
Thanks for your insight! Sadly the crash was caused by another random member which sadly led to a chain effect. The staff were all friendly and nice there's no doubt. However I've never been anywhere which don't have procedures incase of injury. So this was a first for me. They could definitely use some first aid training and even have a basic first aid kit. The didn't even have a cool pack. I myself I believe was in the 50's or 51's. Which for the very first time at the track I don't think is too bad 😁
Do you recommend any other circuits?
@@GBR187 50-51s for what the track condition looked like is certainly very respectable. Chain effect crashes like that will always happen in public sessions certainly in, for what they are, decently quick karts on what is a good track.
Id say the likes of Buckmore Park, Whilton Mill, Clay Piegon and Lydd Raceway in the club100 series karts are very good. Other than that you have the standard Daytona circuits, especially the Milton Keynes and Tamworth locations in their DMAX karts are good.
PFI international is a very good circuit as is Shennington (another Club100 one). All of those tracks off the top of my head offer rental karts similar to those youd find at an indoor track like a Teamsport which may be an idea to do get get to grips with the circuit but the likes of club100 and Dmax racing offer much more of an experience, all be it expensive and needing time to travel to most of them
The staff are good people very passionate about motorsport
@@GBR187 decent times I did a 52 last week 2nd time on the track
This is insane. Just booked me and my brother to go on these karts. What’s the top speed? Great driving by the way
Awesome Lee! Its hard to say really. Its feels quick enough for the circuit for an arrive and drive kart. Maybe 40mph ish if I had to guess
@@GBR187 Aw thanks for letting me know man. Appreciate it