Grand Rapids Grand Prix 27 Second Lap - HOW can I get QUICKER?

Ripped a 27.9 Lap at Grand Rapids Grand Prix with some of the boys for my 29th Birthday. Guys were running 27.3 laps. 27's are tough, but, 27.3? Can any of you Max Verstappen's tell me where I can get quicker?

[@luco8903]

Hey man, I go karting at GRGP all the time! I average in the 27.2s, best time is a 27.165. I'll try to explain where you can be faster the best I can :) Contrary to what the other guy was saying, at GRGP you almost never use the brakes haha. I learned that from booster seat joe (the #1 driver at GRGP who's in the 26.4s) 1) When going up the ramp, stay wide and then kick the back out and just steer with the throttle so your kart is basically aimed right between the two apexes on top. You had to do a bit of extra turning at the end to straighten yourself out to go wide for the hairpin, and you can avoid this by going wider and getting a better exit 2) You did great on the hairpin. However you can take the entire sector by the pits full throttle. Just lean right when turning left at the first turn after the hairpin, this helps you turn sharper. Tap the apex and go wide just like you did in the vid, but you could still get a little closer to the apex when you exit onto the main straight 3) After the main straight, you take your foot off the gas a few times. I do the same sliding motion as you, but I start it a little earlier and keep full throttle the whole way through, because accelerating up the ramp at max speed is super important, so the faster you get there the better. My foot is fully pressed the entire lap except for the hairpin. Your lines however look great and you're quite fast! If you need any more help or want to meet up and race sometime, my discord is @_._lucas_._ Cheers man :)

[@kalash_fox7049]

Never knew there was a place like this near me, cool

[@ughetti191]

I say go check it out!!

[@DJSt3rling]

Your fast. Lines look great. My only tip would be to use brakes more to get the car to rotate earlier on sharp turns. You're losing time on those slides.

[@ughetti191]

Thanks for the tips! I'll give it a shot next time I go up