Laptimes do vary throughout the 24hrs, as air temperature, track temperature & conditions, kart condition, fuel level etc vary. Wouldn't say laptimes were generally worse at the end than at the start.

@@matthewwhittenham7528 Thanks! Are you taking part this year?

@@brentmused123 Not this year, unfortunately

As the title says, this was session 1 and was also my first time at this track. Did mostly get the hang of it by session 4: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqPMgGODgNalhKM

You have no idea, I paid 2k to drive an f1 car on this track. Total joke. To be fair you could get a good lap with this f1000 but not the f1 car. Go to the Bedford autodrome for a good track day.

Because there's no encouragement for people to drive faster than they're comfortable, nor will they let you go any faster than they feel you're capable. They market themselves as a "driving experience" rather than a racing experience, so you tend to get people there with no or very little track experience, who just want to drive the cars. Including some people from as young as 11 yrs old driving.

Great racing mate - really enjoyed it, one of my favourite Club 73 races in a while in fact. You did a great job!

Isn’t my phone. Is a device provided by Daytona for endurance races, for which they have a mounting bracket on the steering wheels.

@@matthewwhittenham7528 oh i see, thanks

Yes

I’m doing the same on the 18th

Was it any good?

Hi Daniel, no don’t recall the instructors being bossy at all. Once we were out on the water, as long as you’re not doing anything they’ve told you not to, they kind of just leave you to it tbh

Not my phone. Was a device provided by Daytona which clipped onto a bracket they already had on the steering wheels.

Nice that Daytona provide that for the endurance races! Did they say if it would be on the 6 hour race in October?

@@acebeatsjack yeah seem to remember them saying they planned to use them at future endurance races

@@matthewwhittenham7528 What data is displayed on those screens?

@@brentmused123 From memory, things like last laptime, the kart's best laptime of the race so far, maybe the gap to the next kart in front. They were quite unreliable at updating though, and haven't seem them used at more recent Daytona endurances so not sure if they've done away with them.

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@@matthewwhittenham7528 nice

@@matthewwhittenham7528 when do you go

@@TMR_13 this is the only time i've been here, don't live locally so not many chances for me to visit

42.501 in this session, 42.026 was my best that evening

compared to some videos of these "esperience" days, this instructor was a good one and let the guy actually drive it.

Can be. The karts seem to vary quite a bit in terms of how stiff they are to steer, so depends on the kart you’re given.

warrington is one of the most physically intensive tracks in the uk for indoor karting, though if you can get past that its great fun

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@@matthewwhittenham7528 nice

@@matthewwhittenham7528 how many times you been

@@kaykarting only been to the North London track this once!

@@matthewwhittenham7528 that's really good for a first time

Yeah for sure mate! Always a challenge on unfamiliar tracks but some great racing between me, you and Clint!

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This occasion it really wasn’t too bad. On previous occasions both the organisation and waiting times have been appalling, so can’t say these negative reviews are wholly untrue, unfortunately.

I waited all day for the supra as there was a long queue, they recommend us to switch to a quieter car, I was super eager and asked them multiple times, they moved me up the queue and fit me in on the last slot of the day, really nice people, that was in Northampton yesterday

To be honest they do, in the end it's all up to you, I had a drive in a supra , twin turbo, and I reached about 90mph, it's just there's cones in between the middle of the airfield so they tell you to slow down for the cones, maybe an excuse to slow down, but the supra was amazing, as soon as the turbos kick in it shifts, your not really gonna go super fast and hit hard corners so unless you really like a super car, you'd be better off getting in a turbo car, something boosted, so you could have fun no matter what speed, I went out in an r8 prior and it was boring tbh, and the lady was very strict, depend who you go out with really, for the £60 I paid for 2 cars and damage waiver, it's worth it.

No it wasn't a 620R I don't think - car in the bottom right picture is a different car.