What Exactly Is An Outlaw Kart?

Today we discuss what exactly is an outlaw kart with full time race car driver Tanner Holmes, touch on how they race, and what are all the parts and pieces that make up these fast and wild racing machines!
What Exactly Is An Outlaw Kart?
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[@benjaminrizzo6573]

Can you show the car more as your talking ..wanna see more of the car.. please

[@dbsnyder4503]

Pretty interesting to hear the power to weight ratio is similar to a 410 sprint car. Thats wild!

[@Ottos_ScLm_Race_videos_2009_on]

But why are they called an Outlaw Kart? Where did the name come from?

[@joellajuett1060]

Ok... knock it off. I've been watching for years now. I see you compared to the first time I saw u in video and dang it.... your making me feel old. Just kidding, as always love the content and how you explain so that others may learn. As a racer we all know rubber side down and pedal on right is the good one. Stay safe stay out front !!

[@skepticusmaximus184]

An outlaw cart is one that's not owned by the woman, or family of the woman who you married. It's an outlaw cart because it's not an in-law cart. Simples.

[@dbridge2857]

This was the video I didn’t know I needed! It’s awesome to see more of the technical and bare bones side of your programs.

[@jeffreywood9981]

Love your videos. How did your sister do with your kart? When will she put out her next video. Like watching bout of you.

[@mikecaskey357]

When you going to tell us your plans for the summer? Lincoln Illinois

[@johncarter1137]

Looking clean cut today, you and the kart. Question: how much of a disadvantage is your size compared to a smaller, lighter driver?

[@dannyneihart1821]

What type of fuel do you use? Great explanation! Enjoyed the video.

[@racinbrayson]

I’ve been racing these for 10 years and have loved every minute of it

[@rlb96]

You mentioned that these carts use a motorcycle engine. There are only two foot peddles. How do you operate the clutch.

[@emmadavis16d]

there’s a hand clutch by the steering wheel! they’re normally on the left side of the wheel.

[@H3110NU]

First time I’ve seen these knuckles that always seem to roll over.

[@xyzWyatt]

Hey Tanner, I'm creating a business plan for a track inspired by Millbridge, English Creek, and Cycleland for a business class. My goal with this track is to bring Micros and Outlaw Karts to the Red River Valley. You raced at River Cities Speedway last year, that's the region I am talking about. I'm a bit confused about the classes and rules specifically why so many different types of engines are allowed in the open class. What would make sense to me is kind of mirroring the MX classes, meaning 450 4 stroke and 250 2 stroke in a class, and 250 4 stroke and 125 2 stroke in another. Can you explain why these aren't the rules? Why do they allow the 500 2 stroke? Affordability and accessibility are points of emphasis in my business plan, so my idea would be to allow only completely stock engines following the mx format I just described. As far as the micros, it would be the same idea with only stock 600cc 4 stroke engines. I would also include the beginner class running the LO206. I would appreciate any feedback or explanation. I will be presenting this to potential investors at my university so you really could be influencing the racing community in the Upper Midwest! Thank you

[@bristolthepistol22]

AHHH I love your videos such a big support need merch!!!

[@mellyandleonvlogs-bahasain7558]

Great video, thanks Tanner

[@tomlusty8376]

Thanks, I needed that ! Often wondered what was under the skin of an Outlaw Kart.

[@johnnyrocket7922]

Are you racing at Red river valley speedway this year?

[@Rdhs597]

Are you going to be at the High Banks Nationals at Husets.

[@TGunner23]

You are taller than me, I want to see how tight of a fit it is with you sitting in it

[@SandyBertram-c6i]

Greenfelder Locks

[@jeffreyevens2033]

Thanks for the breakdown. 27lbs for the entire frame, pretty light. Are you real close to the minimum weight of 450?

[@TannerHolmes]

I am 470 ish with a 500, 480 with a 4 stroke

[@AndresCaberto-x5r]

Mosciski Run

[@MosesTodd-v4h]

Selina Camp

[@ServiceOphelia-z3x]

Walter Walks

[@adredsox79]

Hey Tanner. I have a question. Watching some W.O.O. In the in car cam u can see the left front from driver seat. Does that tire have more movement that the steering when outs into it. Seems like the tire flops around more than u are putting into the wheel or ur turning left and the wheel start to flop right. Thnx man hope u kind of understand what I’m talking about.

[@TannerHolmes]

Yes that is true. Depending on the box, length of pitman arm.....they are not 100% in sync. And it does flop around a little

[@burlap5556]

👍🏻

[@willaimlibecco]

Thanks Tanner! Give em hell!!!

[@russellmoore8513]

I love how you refe to yourself as a racecar driver, but you show everyone a go cart, all be it a glorified go cart never the less it's still a go cart.

[@tojo3507]

Actually if you had listened to what he said, he is a sprint car driver and got his start in karts.

[@hunterlonder924]

first

[@MartyMitchell74]

Great video. Thanks Tanner from a fellow QRC pilot Down Under 🦘

[@drewagood1]

I don't know if my comment on a recent video made this happen, but Thank You. That cleared up a lot of questions i had. I'm gonna enjoy your videos even more. Keep up the good work. As always, hope to see you at Port Royal