Trying race karts at City Karting Shah Alam (rotax max 125cc)

[@JLracingMY]

The one thing that really helped me get the hang of it was modulating the throttle input. Otherwise there's just too much power to control. Can't drive it like regular 4 stroke karts where you have to constantly maintain momentum. Here's my 1:01 lap for reference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJfZnYCajZ2Nn9U

[@ud_0415]

What was your best lap time? 2t 125cc and 4t 200cc

[@IronkillerGT]

how much was the rental?

[@edibbt]

100rm for 10 mins

[@IronkillerGT]

woah thats actually quite gud price considering its a race kart@@edibbt

[@woozhi9218]

​@@IronkillerGTrestricted to 20hp was 30hp

[@mohamadizuwann9136]

Keep pratice to get better xperience &skill

[@edibbt]

for sure, might even plan to purchase my own kart in the future

[@hushpuppykl]

You drive way too 'rough'. Steering input not smooth, throttle management not smooth. Its so erratic. You not figuring out the racing line, braking points, track in and out points. You are fighting the kart, you need to learn to work with it. Karting is about balancing, it needs finesse. Not just hantam only. Slow down and figure out all of the above. Then you will enjoy it more and go faster, without spinning out.

[@edibbt]

haha thanks for the tips, friends also said that my driving style is really rough and aggressive, especially on the sim, now watching guides and working on it 😭

[@hushpuppykl]

@@edibbt … we here to help each other and enjoy ok. You need to relax. Take it easy. Dun waste money and risk injury. Come, meet up at City Karting la. We go enjoy. I’m NOT a pro ok