I’d like to present forum members with a sneak peek into a new type of karting competition that we are going to experiment with. The KartPulse Lap Attack.
The objective is simple: To set and defend an overall lap record at whatever track(s) you choose. There are no classes, we’re searching for the ultimate time
Rules are open\RWYB format. Essentially, it must:
Be a kart
Must meet the safety and other considerations of the track you are running at.
Inspired by time attacks and other forms of no-contact Motorsports, the KP Lap Attack is designed to promote friendly, low pressure, community-driven competition that you can fit around your schedule.
It is also designed to further the hobby for those of us who like to tinker with their machines and push them beyond the limit, more then on wheel to wheel racing and parity.
Preview the draft rules below, or checkout the google doc we’re working on: here
Andre suggested it to me and I figured it would be fun to try so we started putting a set of rules/guidelines together. We hope to post some times for our local tracks and find some others to join in before the big freeze hit us up here in the midwest.
Unfortunately, I’ve had a unscheduled car accident and won’t be able to don a helmet for a few more weeks, so I might not be able to hit the track before the big frost.
I have been renting tag karts at englishtown, nj. I haven’t bought one yet. Soon, though, assuming my beautiful bride doesn’t shut me down. I’m pretty sure she sees my karting as an obstacle to her home improvement plans.
Would you want official times from tracks as well? Most tracks keep records of this stuff, like all the Yamaha records at Badger are still standing from 2013. Would those be included or do you think only times set by KP members/after a certain date/whatever parameters you set.
I don’t really get it. If there are no classes, sure ‘all’ the records will be set with an KZ1 eventually (if allowed). Meaning 99% of us is out of contention. Or am I missing something?