Glad you enjoyed the race

Same 😂

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LMAO HAHAHAAA

lol

Katherine White is the star of the show. There’s more to winning than being the fastest ! Ask Lewis Hamilton, he can explain it. She won! Deserving to win. Superbly raced Katherine, well done!

just because you race in the same team as him doesn't mean you have to shove a straw up his arse and start drinking... Katherine won and that's the point of the video, she was the only one on wets and went from pretty much last place to first with a 26s gap

You must have missed the Italy races and the short track at Baharain... covid wasn't good for much, but this year was amazing in F1

@Charlie Robertson if you find f1 boring for the lack of excitement then you either aren't actually paying attention or you just don't realize the sport. But the if you want f1 speeds at the equal cars then go watch f2 those quick-tempered kids are driving for dear life and you can never rest a second, still not as amazing as f1 but it is still very entertaining.

Yes same

People show emotion diffrently. You dont have to be jumping all over the place to be happy😂

This is a case of throwing the dice. Nothing to do with the best...

High-risk high reward... If it didn't rain, she would have lost so it had to rain for her to win!

@@joneinarmattiasvisser6113 Not really she was like 25th she was never going to win. Risk was low

@@joneinarmattiasvisser6113 High risk that it wouldn't rain in England? I don't think so.

It’s a wet weather driving technique. I think by aggressively flicking the wheel like that you can get the back end out a little, which allows you to slide round the corner. In the wet slicks don’t really grip, so you end up having to slide the car around the corners. Kimi Raikkonen also uses this technique in F1, but for tyre warming.

Go drive a rental kart in the wet, it works.

@@oliverwatson6956 Yeah, I can see it for tyre warming, just seems that he got so little reaction out of the kart with it it made me laugh

​@@jackreoh In order to turn in to a corner you need the front tyres to grip (obviously!). To help with this, you need to unload the inside rear tyre. (Because karts don't have a differential (solid axle) you need to unload the inside rear tyre for best cornering - If you don't, you'll tend to understeer.) In the wet, karts understeer A LOT so, to get front end grip, you use a combination of braking and quick steering input to help unload the inside rear. This helps prevent the rear 'pushing' the kart straight on and also reduces the grip available at the rear thereby shifting the balance away from understeer.

@@MrSpanks the guy just found it funny that he turned aggressively n the car didn’t move 😂

@Charlie Robertson you seen her nose hanging on by a thread?

Haha. It sure did in this race!

that was after the 5 second penalty for the bent front end! She had to shove all those snails out of the way!

Nice spoiler

@@Beefyst if you were that concerned you'd watch before reading the comments

@@Beefyst im not being funny but you can see someone in a kart with wets on celebrating in the thumbnail

Racism

@@tosgem nah it’s just ignorance not racism

Usually I find it's the opposite, englishers use the union jack for themselves but use the scottish/welsh flag for the 'others' (and don't even mention NI).

This race was in 2020 whilst covid restrictions were in place, drivers were not allowed to remove helmets in Parc Ferme, typically since the restrictions have been lifted the drivers remove their helmets post race

I think she damaged the nose bracket when it start raining and she had so much more speed then the carts on slicks and she had to wrestle trough heavy and slow traffic from back of the field. In the end she won still with 10+ seconds even with the penalty.

Last race so maybe he is going away so doesn't care for next year, or really didn't see

170 pounds

make that 20~ man went from last to first lol

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@Charlie Robertson yes they're not made to be comfy. They're made to stop whiplash. I wore them all through my karting career. Some people even had HANS devices that clipped onto their suits etc. Whiplash isn't temporary, it causes damage that can be with you for life. All for the sake of a little bit of foam

@Charlie Robertson I've seen many many crashes where they should have seen many many crashes where people get punted from behind and then fash head first into tyres, throwing their head back and then forward hard, leading to them being injured. At the end of the day, safety should be number 1 and there is no negative to wearing them at all. And stop liking your own comments its sad

@Charlie Robertson thats such a retarded answer. There is no reason not to wear a neck brace other than fragile masculinity. It doesnt make any difference. If you want to train your neck, get some equipment and work out. Neck strength is barely an issue for people who have grown up in karting.

@Charlie Robertson your argument is that you think motorsport should be dangerous? There is no negative to wearing a neck brace, but can save you severe neck injury. And plus your helmet doesn't even rest on the brace unless you chose to. Grow up kid and accept that risk is not a good thing in motorsport.

Hi George, Senior Rotax are anyone over the age of 16 And this was filmed on the 20th December 2020. The UK wasn't in lockdown on the 20th December

I have no idea, in america we have been using plastic ones since 2015

Its what they use in the Rotax class in britain if im not mistaken

@@aintnowayman1234 but why?

The metal ones are lighter than the plastic ones but when the metal ones bend they are harder to put back whereas you can just whack the plastic with something to get a dent out

@@henrywardell723 and if they fall off its not as dangerous

Yes, football would be amazing with females playing with males, watching women fight males in boxing would be super as well.

@@Kidraver555 i mean like archery, darts, pool, sailing etc...where strength isnt the main thing!

@@Kidraver555 yeah that would be pretty funny😂

Probably not allowed to with Covid being a thing at the moment.

As the person who interviewed the drivers, I can confirm it was covid regulations.

@@anthony_jordanofficial Jolly good but I see it a lot even when virus restrictions aren't in place ... being interviewed with helmets on or walking about with them on ... when there's no need to have a helmet on your head anymore, take the bloody thing off (I do wonder though, if the sponsors cap isn't handy to slap on a nano second after the helmet does come on are they being told to keep the helmet on as it has the sponsors name on it)

@@anthony_jordanofficial PS ... fantastic race, she deserved the win.

How do you heat the fronts then?

I guess all the professional drivers are doing it wrong then huh?

It puts some heat in, not slot but keeps em clean of debris