@@seanssupremeart849 I fully belive on a hot rubbered in track they would be monsters of grip but when i went it was freshly rained on and just getting to the point of being dry. I def wanna head back another time hopefully without the rain

Oh yeah definitely head out when its dry the karts gripped so well!👍

They seem to be average for most outdoor rental places as far as speed goes. They have alot of understeer but when i went the track was slightly damp and green

I could be wrong but they seem a bit lighter than the other karts. I think the understeer is just a setup thing they are still working on the balance since they are so new. They are my favorite rental kart especially if alittle less understeer, but there is a fine line between too much understeer and people spinning out left and right I think.

@@coreywhiting6850 they definetly seem lighter than all the other sodi and tony kart rentals ive driven!

Ok buddy. These are full pro electric karts with indoor tires there was no grip to be had anywhere. Didnt see you out there racing for the nationals

@@BrennanSpencerRacing On your approach to almost every corner, you rarely selected the best lines... hampering your exit speed... geometry is your friend... the shortest distance between two points is a straight line... and another thing... put some porcelin wax on the smooth surfaces of our cart and on your helmet... and make sure all your clothing is tight fitting... maximizing your aerodynamics.

These are provided karts that we were not allowed to touch or modify in any way. This race is from the leagues at K1 speeds all over the country. I was good enough to win my location and finish 2nd in the state allowing me to advance to this national championship race and finishing 8th in the country as well as win multiple other races in various rental leagues along the way on top of my many wins and championships i acquired racing quarter midgets when i was younger. I appreciate your input however you were not driving those karts and have no idea how they were prepared or about the level of grip/confidence in the equipment. Have a nice day :)

This was the national/world championship race. The league that feeds into this at your local K1 speed costs about $70 per race once a month

Awesome run man. I was struggling bad those last few laps. Good clean racing tho!

Much faster than indoor. Somebody had a tracker on them said about 62 mph top speed here

well indoor tracks are obviously really tight and smaller/

They didnt seem to be officiating the races very well. Lots of “rules” not being enforced. Sorry to hear that

You are responsible for all travel for state and national championship races. There is also entry costs for both. There are only podium awards if you make it to world championships. There the top 3 take home 25k 15k and 7.5k this past season. You must finish top 3 in the USA national race to progress to that

Speed wise they performed well through the sessions with no noticed drop off. The track is great i just wish they ran a softer tire. They are using indoor tires that do not have lots of grip for the speeds and loads you can pull on this track

@@BrennanSpencerRacingI’ve been pretty lucky that I never had a kart die on me out of my two visits to this track. I think there’s no grip because there’s literally no rubber on the track and the tyre compound is too hard, they just want to have a tyre that lasts long so they don’t have to replace them as often which kinda sucks for us since we can’t really push these karts. I was there next to you coming into turn 4 I pointed you through even though it doesn’t show on the video. You definitely had better pace than me though. Good racing brother 👍🏼