@@JR-sr2rrHe needs to not lean his body in to the corner, but lean it to the outside. I’m not gonna explain cause there’s a good video about. The video is called Kart racing is way more complicated than it you think by Super Fast Matt . It’s a great vid that explains a lot about karting, you should watch it
@@JR-sr2rrI am referring to his poor racing line. “Running wide” meaning too much throttle, or too little brake when coming into a corner, causing the vehicle to travel too fast to maintain the ideal racing line when turning.
honestly not sure, i was thinking it's just for consistency having that weight in the same spot and learning how to rotate the kart that way. If you're always shifting your weight you might not be turning the kart and the steering wheel the same each time
@@k1Hernandez i'm sure someone has already answered but either way: basically all karts have a fixed, single axle on the rear. which means in corners, even though the wheel on the inside of the axle has a shorter distance to travel, both wheels physically can only go as fast as the other. karts are actually set up to lift the inside rear tire very slightly to combat this, even if only a tiny amount to let the inside wheel slip more than the outside wheel. this will promote grip on the outside rear tire and lets you corner way more effectively. you are better off actually letting your body take the g force and leaning to the outside while in cornering!
Ah, I found your Ontario video haha! Did they let you use your own camera? I thought they were pretty stingy about that? I did laps with Aaron before, he really knows what's up at this track and how to really get the best times out of these karts. Hoping to break into a sub 24.5 time at Ontario, but the kart no. meta here is REAL... This one is basically my "home track" since I enjoy this one the most out of the ones near me. Anaheim, Burbank, Ontario are equal distances from my place, but I'll usually choose this one. (Still haven't been to Anaheim actually...) Nice line and racing again!
DUDE! When you get powered down because of another driver has spun don’t roll on the racing line! Hug each corner as tight as you can and drive directly to the next corner. If nobody else is doing that you will gain a lot of track as that is the shortest distance. Of course once you can go full speed again, use the racing line.
Every k1 speed location has the top 50 leaderboard of the last year plastered on a plack, but you can see what your ranking is internationally on every paper that gets printed out after your race.
stop leaning into the corners because these karts don’t have much power or grip you want to lean outwards to carry more speed
New here, are you referring to his body not to lean in? to keep it steady against the seat?
@@JR-sr2rrHe needs to not lean his body in to the corner, but lean it to the outside. I’m not gonna explain cause there’s a good video about. The video is called Kart racing is way more complicated than it you think by Super Fast Matt . It’s a great vid that explains a lot about karting, you should watch it
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That guy in the first race was SENDING IT so hard bro he kept running so wide on every corner 😂😂😂😂😂
New here, are you referring to his body not to lean in? to keep it steady against the seat?
@@JR-sr2rrI am referring to his poor racing line. “Running wide” meaning too much throttle, or too little brake when coming into a corner, causing the vehicle to travel too fast to maintain the ideal racing line when turning.
Like the video. Rule of thumb though, DO NOT lean in on corners. Hope to see you out someday as I live nearby that location and Anaheim!
Anaheim gotta be one of my favorites so far. I always love racing that track
Why not lean into corners?
honestly not sure, i was thinking it's just for consistency having that weight in the same spot and learning how to rotate the kart that way. If you're always shifting your weight you might not be turning the kart and the steering wheel the same each time
@@k1Hernandez i'm sure someone has already answered but either way: basically all karts have a fixed, single axle on the rear. which means in corners, even though the wheel on the inside of the axle has a shorter distance to travel, both wheels physically can only go as fast as the other. karts are actually set up to lift the inside rear tire very slightly to combat this, even if only a tiny amount to let the inside wheel slip more than the outside wheel. this will promote grip on the outside rear tire and lets you corner way more effectively.
you are better off actually letting your body take the g force and leaning to the outside while in cornering!
Nice work!! I’m one of the top 5 in Colorado competition down here is insane!! 🏎️~~__
Ah, I found your Ontario video haha! Did they let you use your own camera? I thought they were pretty stingy about that? I did laps with Aaron before, he really knows what's up at this track and how to really get the best times out of these karts. Hoping to break into a sub 24.5 time at Ontario, but the kart no. meta here is REAL... This one is basically my "home track" since I enjoy this one the most out of the ones near me. Anaheim, Burbank, Ontario are equal distances from my place, but I'll usually choose this one. (Still haven't been to Anaheim actually...) Nice line and racing again!
Yea, it's a pretty cool track, definitely one of my favorites now. it's hard deciding which track i want to go to next.
@deadlyfishes8162 we’ll have to race these tracks some time!
@@thatgirlray Let's gooo!
I hate when the only other fast person on the track starts far away from you and you don’t even get a chance to cross paths
Yea. Kinda sucks when that happens
Uff, #32 made you work. but I knew once the person got closer to other racers it was going to give you a chance to skip them. Nice.
1080p60 definitely looks better than the 4k30 footage, but the colors look way off
Do you do 10 races in one day, is that once a month? What package is that?
your exit onto the back straight looks real slow
DUDE! When you get powered down because of another driver has spun don’t roll on the racing line! Hug each corner as tight as you can and drive directly to the next corner. If nobody else is doing that you will gain a lot of track as that is the shortest distance. Of course once you can go full speed again, use the racing line.
You got to use your own video recorder? How'd you manage that?
you're turning too early on the hairpin after the long straight, you're compromising your exit speed
bro got 2 bot lobbies this time around 😭😭😭
bro put the camera on your helmet. this is vomit inducing
How do you look at the international ranking?
Every k1 speed location has the top 50 leaderboard of the last year plastered on a plack, but you can see what your ranking is internationally on every paper that gets printed out after your race.
@@k1HernandezI’ll take a look on my next paper I go to the one in Vegas must’ve missed it but thanks!
@@hunterherman4286I think Vegas only has CalSpeed and not K1 Speed
Vegas actually does have a K1 Speed, only one in the whole state
@@k1Hernandez Oh sick. Had no idea and I meant Pole Position and not CalSpeed haha
Aren’t all Canadians aggressive drivers?
Can’t tell if this is bait or not
Dud he w a s better drive than you. Simply put...you cry river over lap time...yet can't race
Not even top 50, SLOW
I'm a lot lower than top 50 now, you'll see my name posted on every boards location this January when they post it.
@@k1Hernandez all im saying Rickie Bobby, is that if you ain't first, ur last 🏁