Who’s on your YouTube subscribe list?

I’m always looking for more folks to watch… so let me know who posts race vids that you feel are worth watching.

Here’s my list:
(Races locally)
Adam Rylance
Scott Breyer
Will Salisbury
Raif Shah
Kart Smarter

Not local
Ryan Norberg
TJ (doesn’t post enough vids imho😜)
Kyle Apuzzo
Rod Clinard
Trenton Estep
Our very own Noah
True racer

I would be interested in getting some names of folks around the globe as well.

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I reckon this guys’ tech videos are brilliant. Going to suggest he link to this site actually.

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Yep his vids are great!

Yeah I wish Col had done more. He has some really interesting insights on things.

So you guys already knew about him? Cool.

Have you had contact with him, or just know him thru his vids?

We try to cover a few things around our area.

Power Republic
The Fab Forums
Kart360
Loudpedal Productions (IMO the standard for media production in ‘grass-roots’ motorsport)
Swedetech
e-trailer
Dirt Collective
Stahl Racing @StahlRacing :smiley:

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TDi Media.
Plenty of British karting to go around, they have commentated some insane races and honestly half the time the commentary makes the race. Basically in each race/comp they cover both junior and senior classes of karting so you can get two really different races both on the same track which is always interesting. They also commentate some MotoGP races including the minibikes series which is 6+ which is always interesting to watch.

There is also ChainBearF1 and while it is a channel about Formula One there are some relevant concepts of racing in general, he has amazing breaking down and teaching methods and explains many concepts and if you’re a fan of F1 he has plenty to say about various mishaps and drama that happens within F1.

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I love this video and want to follow him on his page. I can learn much from folks like him. Thanks for sharing​:sparkles::cowboy_hat_face:©:racing_car::dash::checkered_flag::clinking_glasses::champagne:

Good lord that looks insanely fun. Since everyone is sliding around, it opens up a lot of opportunities to pass. Not sure I like how easy they flip but I guess that’s part of the attraction.

And couple that with Loudpedals stunning videography and you get something truly amazing!

Sprint cars are on a whole other level of racing excitement imo. They do crash quite violently at times, and are one of the forms of Motorsport that is still legitimately quite dangerous, mainly due to gross negligence and stubbornness…and the fact that they weigh essentially nothing and are open wheel.

Its almost comical how little time they spend on their front wheels. It’s butt steering perfected.

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I agree Eric. Any driver who can get on top of those monsters is a hero in my opinion. I see the 250 superkarts as similar in spirit, though a bit less insane. They are utterly hardcore, which is what drew me to them.

Hey I made the list!

Funny sprint cars got brought up in this post because I’ve actually got out of karting for the time being, and moved down to Charlotte to work for the World of Outlaws as a Media Specialist (so you should add us to your list :wink:) . And yeah, it’s insane how they wheel these cars around with more than 900hp and just over 1200lbs. Of course, we’ve lost 2 drivers since I started here a few months ago, but these guys really are some of the best drivers in the world. Would love to get behind the wheel of one at some point in a practice session.

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Sprint cars are on my bucket list. The fact that they are direct drive/push start makes them extra cool in my book.

I will check out Outlaws you tube stuff. Bummed you aren’t racing anymore. Enjoyed your progression from racing electric indoors karts to your final season of TAG (nice job!). Hopefully you can get back into it someday.