Another track I'd suggest, closer to where I am studying at university this time, 3 Sisters circuit, near Wigan. It is multipurpose track with numerous layouts. I did an endurance race there in October 2018. The layout used for Karting has more of a variety of corners than Surbiton, even holding sessions and races under floodlights. As for the track, it doesn't just host karting, it also hosts events like drifting for example. Local Motorsport teams have used it for testing purposes as well
In my local track you need to only brake at one U-turn corner, if you brake in other turns you will lose momentum, if you manage to brake only in the U-turn you can make 54-53 seconds per lap
There was a track near where I live and if you knew you're way around, you could set a lap without lifting. They had three layouts in the tracks life (closed due to covid) and on one of them I set one of the top five fastest times there.
This was my first ever karting track. I finally got the flat-out lap nailed after many attempts. Then I went to Daytona sandown and realised you do actually need to brake lol
Glad you had fun there, it was the very first Go-Kart track I drove on. Being only 20 minutes from my home town, it's probably not surprising :)
Another track I'd suggest, closer to where I am studying at university this time, 3 Sisters circuit, near Wigan. It is multipurpose track with numerous layouts. I did an endurance race there in October 2018. The layout used for Karting has more of a variety of corners than Surbiton, even holding sessions and races under floodlights.
As for the track, it doesn't just host karting, it also hosts events like drifting for example. Local Motorsport teams have used it for testing purposes as well
This was where I first tried out karting. Got spun out on the main straight on the first lap. What a great way to start
I've been here and only ever brake when behind someone, you dont need to brake at any corners
this is one of my local go kart tracks! i love racing here
I love your go karting videos! :D
Great vid!
Whilton Mill in Daventry, great track with 60 mph sodi karts
In my local track you need to only brake at one U-turn corner, if you brake in other turns you will lose momentum, if you manage to brake only in the U-turn you can make 54-53 seconds per lap
Looks like fun!
There was a track near where I live and if you knew you're way around, you could set a lap without lifting. They had three layouts in the tracks life (closed due to covid) and on one of them I set one of the top five fastest times there.
Wessex raceway in Salisbury, great indoor track loads of great corners and braking zones for overtaking
This was my first ever karting track. I finally got the flat-out lap nailed after many attempts. Then I went to Daytona sandown and realised you do actually need to brake lol
2:20 andd Yes you can
just did a 0:26:300 here yesterday! new curbs in places too
OK I'm going to Surbiton next
You can easily take the clubman track at Teesside without lifting off as well.
You sound like my friend "cAn YoU rAcE WiThOuT bRaKiNg" ?!?!?!?!
NO! almost never!
I love the 30 mph karts bc u can go the whole lap without breaking
Surbiton my dad won a grand prix trophy there once
Karting North East
You ever been up at knockhill in Scotland
I do that all the time at imi speedway in Colorado you don't need to use your brakes at all.
Nice :)
So was it possible to not lift?
You can drive a putt putt Rental kart without using the brakes .. but that isn't racing.
You don’t need to break at this track
It’s so cool to think that I’ve stood right where a CZcams legend has stood
yeah you dont need to brake becAuse theyre too slow
The karts go up to 70 mph in a gp...
@@nic_fallon_karting nope I actually did 60 mph there one time i got my telemetry