My new driving hero
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Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: My new driving hero
What fuels does karts use ?
How do you measure the FC ?
What fuels does karts use ?
How do you measure the FC ?
Codewerx
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Re: My new driving hero
Thanks.
Looks like an interesting sport .....
Thanks.
Looks like an interesting sport .....
Shaun;1088218 said:Red Bean,
Standard 98 RON pump gas mixed with 3 to 4% (by volume) 2 stroke racing oil.
FC is calculated by measuring volume or weight after driving a certain number of laps.
Look at all the drivers behind my new driving hero..
MSportTune
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Re: My new driving hero
Hi Jem, you mentioned you just started karting for fun! This is like going pro soon! Congrats!
totoseow;1088113 said:
Hi Jem, you mentioned you just started karting for fun! This is like going pro soon! Congrats!
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no chance of pro. standards here not high. top guys here who go RMC or AKOC....most are no where. mid pack at best. sports in Singapore. what u expect. CCB garment no support.
kart right is a tougher track. I think u learn more in KR than Changi. this track very demanding. no time to rest. occasionally we go to sepang where its one of the top tracks in the world.
MSportTune;1088221 said:
no chance of pro. standards here not high. top guys here who go RMC or AKOC....most are no where. mid pack at best. sports in Singapore. what u expect. CCB garment no support.
MTechnic;1088235 said:
kart right is a tougher track. I think u learn more in KR than Changi. this track very demanding. no time to rest. occasionally we go to sepang where its one of the top tracks in the world.
Re: My new driving hero
Alex Brown in RMC cadets is top 2 - 4 typically (1st if you count solo times and ignore the fact that he has no team mate to draft, unlike the other top 6 or so from the other team) against drivers in Mini 60 who are top in the world rankings (Italian Championship, driving full time, etc. at 3rd, 5th, 8th). RMC is the tougher, biggest grid series with the best scrutineering in the region. Unfortunately AKOC has been suffering and shrinking for years. The scrutineering there is no where near as good as RMC. And good scrutineering is critical for level playing field, reducing the influence of money.
It's always the better drivers who use whatever equipment they have on whatever track is available, to master whatever there is to. Drivers who wait for the better vehicle, and the ideal track, ideal situation, never go anywhere because they are forever waiting, delaying learning.
totoseow;1088243 said:
Alex Brown in RMC cadets is top 2 - 4 typically (1st if you count solo times and ignore the fact that he has no team mate to draft, unlike the other top 6 or so from the other team) against drivers in Mini 60 who are top in the world rankings (Italian Championship, driving full time, etc. at 3rd, 5th, 8th). RMC is the tougher, biggest grid series with the best scrutineering in the region. Unfortunately AKOC has been suffering and shrinking for years. The scrutineering there is no where near as good as RMC. And good scrutineering is critical for level playing field, reducing the influence of money.
It's always the better drivers who use whatever equipment they have on whatever track is available, to master whatever there is to. Drivers who wait for the better vehicle, and the ideal track, ideal situation, never go anywhere because they are forever waiting, delaying learning.
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Re: My new driving hero
Ou xiang update!
Round 4 of the national kart championship sees Jeremy "Toto" Lee Seow Poh continue his winning streak from round 3, as well as the KR Community challenge race before that. 4 races, 3 wins! Most of them having pace topping both Master and Master Plus classes.
Morning official practice and he comes bursting out of the gates with twin-class lap record time:
Then goes on to win every session across the day, multiple seconds ahead of the guys in his class (Master Plus). Truly dominant performance earned through his ultra hardwork and focus:
Hard earned victory is sweet:
Sweet family cheering him on too:
Who can stop the little tyrant? Will he win the National Master Plus Champion title? Come watch the last round of the national championship, Saturday November 22 at Kartright Speedway!
Ou xiang update!
Round 4 of the national kart championship sees Jeremy "Toto" Lee Seow Poh continue his winning streak from round 3, as well as the KR Community challenge race before that. 4 races, 3 wins! Most of them having pace topping both Master and Master Plus classes.
Morning official practice and he comes bursting out of the gates with twin-class lap record time:
Then goes on to win every session across the day, multiple seconds ahead of the guys in his class (Master Plus). Truly dominant performance earned through his ultra hardwork and focus:
Hard earned victory is sweet:
Sweet family cheering him on too:
Who can stop the little tyrant? Will he win the National Master Plus Champion title? Come watch the last round of the national championship, Saturday November 22 at Kartright Speedway!
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: My new driving hero
Pictures cannot see leh ........
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Shaun;1103814 said:Ou xiang update!
Round 4 of the national kart championship sees Jeremy "Toto" Lee Seow Poh continue his winning streak from round 3, as well as the KR Community challenge race before that. 4 races, 3 wins! Most of them having pace topping both Master and Master Plus classes.
Morning official practice and he comes bursting out of the gates with twin-class lap record time:
Then goes on to win every session across the day, multiple seconds ahead of the guys in his class (Master Plus). Truly dominant performance earned through his ultra hardwork and focus:
Hard earned victory is sweet:
Sweet family cheering him on too:
Who can stop the little tyrant? Will he win the National Master Plus Champion title? Come watch the last round of the national championship, Saturday November 22 at Kartright Speedway!
Re: My new driving hero
finally being short has its advantages! I love being short now!.
thank shaun. it took the best team, the best team manager, the most knowledgeable, most methodical team in the pits to get us here. if anyone wants to do karting or track work...just call shaun. don't waste your money modifying ur cars. only 1 guy can get u there..and he is in this forum.
finally being short has its advantages! I love being short now!.
thank shaun. it took the best team, the best team manager, the most knowledgeable, most methodical team in the pits to get us here. if anyone wants to do karting or track work...just call shaun. don't waste your money modifying ur cars. only 1 guy can get u there..and he is in this forum.
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Well done toto! Zai!
Well done toto! Zai!