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World record beating (I think)
I like to ask google ai about my kart setup, lap times, race pace, etc. I’m not sure how but it came up with a 1:36.4 being the world record in a 125 shifter kart on Laguna seca. I just did a 1:36.2 and I’m lowkey excited asf about it. Is this actually a good lap time for Laguna seca? Am I dumb to think a 1:36.4 is a world record? I honestly don’t know. But here’s the proof because it didn’t happen without a picture. Also I’d like to ad I did this in a race with 23 ai and 20 laps. My final amount of time was 33.23.5 and that was including every lap. So my race pace was around a 1:40.18
Lil Porsche and his dad at the Nürburgring
With the Masters recently, I was thinking about how good a Masters style event in motorsport would be, imagine all of the best drivers in the world getting together once a year at a prestigious track to race in equal machinery
let me know what you guys think!
18 years ago, Danica Patrick won the 2008 Indy Japan 300 at Motegi
Also she as the 1st female to win a IndyCar race
Racing driver Juha Miettinen killed in tragic Nurburgring crash ( Racing )
racingnews365.comVery sad news from the Nurburgring. Juha Miettinen has died following a multi-car crash in the ADAC 24h Nurburgring Qualifiers. Thoughts are with his family and friends he was 66
From Knockhill last year. What an incredible move into the first corner.
The crash is never good news in racing. The size of it. But they all seem alright.
After being into the lead, today was not meant to be. But very good practice for next month 24h race 🏁
Proud moment for ICEMAN Kimi Raikkonen.. when his son Robin finished P5 in his world karting championship debut, starting from P22. ICEMAN Junior in making.
There is an onboard option of Max car on the official NLS website. Just open 2 windows and you can watch both at the same time
NLS: Racing driver Juha Miettinen tragically killed in Nurburgring crash
The 66-year old Swede was fatally injured in a massive pile-up in the NLS 24h Qualifiers Race one, with the race subsequently cancelled.
Mine and the entire DIVEBOMB team's condolences go to his family...
7th Gear Over Rev: An American in Europe with Jason Pribyl!
In this week's episode, your host, Kevin Krauss talks with young American open wheel driver, Jason Pribyl. He competes in Europe in the GB4 open wheel series in the UK. We talk about his career path from starting out in the midwest to making the jump overseas and how that's all working our for him. A fascinating interview with a great young talent! Don't miss it!
Waiting, waiting, Go. Last warm up for tomorrow.
Maxplaining his little drive at the Nurburgring 🏁
Slippery rear you said..?
What if danica Patrick stayed in IndyCar instead going to NASCAR after 2011?
she would win more IndyCar races,that's it. That's my reason
If you have a better reason then me, put it in the comments
ow does nascar actually work?
I’ve been trying to get into NASCAR, but I’m honestly a bit lost
From the outside, it just looks like cars going in circles for a long time, and I don’t really get why people get so excited about it. I feel like I’m missing something important about how the races work or what makes them interesting.
How does NASCAR actually work in terms of rules, strategy, or scoring? And what should I pay attention to if I want to enjoy it more?