Karting in POV | S2 Ep. 2 | TSRS Speedsportz Racing Park

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After quite some time, Karting in POV is back. After a lengthy hiatus following the SuperNationals, I finally got the chance to race again at the Texas Sprint Racing Series event at Speedsportz Racing Park in Houston, Texas. Although we had to fight through various issues and make do with the unideal circumstances set on us, it was a great feeling to be back in the seat and once again race wheel to wheel. I hope to be able to do more of this very soon, although it entirely depends on budgetary factors. I'm looking for sponsors to support me as a driver and support the series, so if you or someone you know would be interested, shoot me an email at [e-mail].

[@harryd8997]

I can’t describe how much I love watching these videos, keep it up!

[@joelmacpherson9837]

I have watched every single one of your races, I love your content. I also race ka100 in aus and there’s always a deciding factor in ka and that’s engine. Please get your engines right, you’d be insanely quick and your weekends will go so much smoother

[@alexstanfield5]

Nice video bro

[@TheColoradoKartercom]

…..just cleaning the axle

[@EthanHadler]

whats the name of the go pro mount you used on your ka?

[@benpierce61]

hey man great vid and great racing I'm trying to get into karting ka100 If were to do local Houston racing once a week how much do you think that would cost
ALSO how much fuel did you use??

[@andyinsing]

Thank you! The biggest cost is buying the kart along with the other equipment you’ll need, but once you have everything, club race entry fees are usually around $100-$150 (but vary depending on the series), a set of tires is $230 (you won’t necessarily need new tires every race to begin with but once you become more competitive, you will), pit passes are usually $20 per person. Fuel and oil usually costs about $125, and based on my experience I tend to use about a quarter of a 5 gallon can per day. All these costs can vary depending on where you’re racing though

[@benpierce61]

@@andyinsing thanks so much man

[@lukesaker33]

Yeeeeeeess another video by Adam yeah good video by the way bro your like my favourite CZcamsr I can watched your videos on repeat for like 1000 times
So good video bro 😎
And good racing out there bro

[@andyinsing]

Thanks man I appreciate that! Should be some more of these videos coming fairly soon