We Experience the World's Largest Indoor Go-Kart Track | MotorWeek Over the Edge
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- čas přidán 2. 04. 2023
- By and large, spending the day riding around in go-karts and playing arcade games is a summer vacation thing; but, our resident man-child, Greg Carloss, can’t wait for warmer weather. So, this week he goes “Over the Edge” for supercharged fun at the world’s largest indoor track for go-karts.
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This is pretty awesome. It makes me wonder why they don't have racetracks like this for full sized vehicles.
It's possible but one problem is emission from the car on the indoor track can cause some problem and also it will be pretty expensive
And you will require big area besause of car size
Looks incredibly fun but track looks too dark
Universal should buy this concept and use it to make an actually good Fast and Furious ride
That looks like a lot of fun
This was very fun . Only thing I wud like is them to do a recorded video so we can get it.
Had a great time with my cousins a couple weeks back. The Pro setup was great, until someone overcooked it into a turn.
Hey buddy :)
Where is this place?
@@discretediesel4119 Edison New Jersey
Sorry guys, this is not the longest indoor go kart track. There is at least one in the Netherlands longer, and the longest in Europe and the world is in Dortmund, Germany.
I agree with you, but if you missed it, the wording he said was largest indoor karting facility, not necessarily the longest track, so he's including everything else in the building, not just the track so misleading but I guess he's not lying.
Adults get passed by young light weight kids on the track. Tried these gokarts once and have no desire to do it again.
They should have engine tunes so the power-to-weigt ratio is always the same. Yeah I imagine being literally half the size makes a massive difference when the vehicle weighs almost nothing but at the same time isn't powerful either.
Those go-karts weren't going anywhere near 45 mph.
Practically every go kart I've been on have remote limiters on, and they would need a good long strait stretch to get anywhere near 40 mph.
@@toyotaprius79yes limiters, but their electric acceleration is fast so they don’t need a very long straight
SUCKS! It will beat you up. And they allowed "rough" driving. I got planted from behind by some azzhole kid who couldn't pass me so he just rammed me. The carts lack suspension so you feel every dip, ridge, bump, etc.