I don’t think they usually do other than league days like you said.

How much do you weigh? I can't remember the times but I do believe an 81 on the North track is really good. Time only matters in qualifying, other than that you're racing which is different. The North track is more difficult to drive b/c of the lack of grip compared to the South track. Just go for it, you'll be fine.

I’m 6’1 and weigh 235. I’ve noticed by watching your videos in a rental kart on the North track that I am not taking the corners correctly. You bring a lot of minimum speed into the apex and I think I am utilizing too much break and thus scrubbing off time. I spend a lot of my spare time behind a sim rig at home and having been racing F1 for the past few years. I think I am carrying over those mechanics into karting and forming some bad habits. Thanks for the advice I’ll put some more time in over the next few weeks and months and work up the courage to join the rental league. Thanks for sharing all this info within your channel, I got the karting bug brother. Hopefully I’ll run into you one day on track.

I do believe I've seen some people I'd guess weigh the same if not more in either class.

Thank you Nash!

Thanks Layne!

Thanks Chris!!! Narrate my next video please.

@@IllegalAlienRacing Alright! Send the files. I'll try not to get you demonetized

Come out to Central Arkansas Karting Complex sometime we allow owner karts now and we have a fleet of Sodi RT10 rentals you can enjoy while you don’t have your own kart

The acceleration is a lot better but I don’t think it’ll be you up a lot more than you are getting now. Some yes but not like a shifter.

Thx for helping me but I need to ask him for little more advice

@@winrod152003 got it he’s been doing it longer so I’ll leave it up to him plus he’s the creator too

I go around 13 hours or so.

Depends, I top end rebuild mine after every meeting.

That’s cool man! In my opinion since I started doing this you should probably get either a 206 or if not many people race 206 in Bahrain then ka100s are a little more expensive and you should probably start with club races to maybe regional races in karting then you could try your hand in formula cars if you have the budget but that just my opinion

Unfortunately you're not going to get anything brand new for $2,500. I'd look at FB marketplace or check local FB karting groups and try to find someone getting out that just wants their stuff gone. That'll be your best shot at the best deal in my opinion. You can probably find an LO206 for that price but it won't be new. Good luck and keep me updated!

@@IllegalAlienRacing I'll look into it, thanks for the advice man

I'm not sure I understand your question, I do enter and exit wide.

Which one?

@@IllegalAlienRacing the lap timer

What do I look like, your rich uncle? Ha, I don't have an extra kart to send out.

They're so much fun to drive for sure.

I race a similar class with the same engine at the same track and I think you can but I’ll leave it up to Oscar since I don’t know for sure

Hey Nash!, I'm not familiar with soaking, what do you mean?

Yeah same here I don’t exactly know what soaking meand

@@IllegalAlienRacing putting a chemical on the tire to help it get more grip!

@@nashguy207 Ah. No, I've never done that and I've never known of anyone doing it.

You got it figure out sounds like. Same route I went and I agree with you.

Let me know when you do, it'll blow you away in a good way!

Sure, good idea!

What a great comment, you made my day!

@@IllegalAlienRacing THANKS your the best KZfaq in the world

Yeah the pole sitter Doug is cool! 😆

es un motor iame ka100cc

@@ChadswvGoKarts obrigado 🙏🏻

Puedes comprarlo en lugares como aceleración de karting y venta de comet kart.

It was an engine developed for Australia, the KA stands for Karting Australia, and everyone sold around the world gives money to Karting Australia.

Chris wasn't feeling it that night.

I was taking a break and it's rained a lot this year. Fun to be back, great to hear from you! 💪