Are there any other "real" arrive and drive places in socal with leagues other than k1 speed/circuit? I am tired of the poor management at k1 locations around me and I also want to try a gas powered kart but I can't afford purchasing my own and I am too old for the fat karting league. Preferably around the same price as k1 if possible.
Would a black zamp rz-36 be a good first helmet for $80? It is brand new and only being sold because it didn't fit the seller. I currently do only rental karting at my local k1 speed and k1 circuit in winchester, so i don't really need it but for the price it seems like a good deal to not pass up. thoughts?
I recently moved to racing from lmu and in lmu I averaged around 200-220 fps in 1440p mid-high settings during full online races depending on the track. In iracing, I run almost everything on low and still only get around 90-110 fps during any given race. Why is this? I don't have the best pc specs for sure but I feel like I should be able to run a game made in 2008 pretty well compared to a much newer title.
Pc specs- Ryzen 7 7700x, 32 gb ddr5, Radeon 6800 16gb
I've been racing mx5 cup and got promoted to D class. If I want to get a C license would I have to do a d class series or is there a way to keep doing mx5 cup and get my C license that way? I'm not too interested in any of the D class series and would rather spend my money on c class series.
I am starting to focus on F4 and was wondering which track I should buy for next week? Should I just try sticking to the main f4 challenge series? I prefer to purchase the track that sees the most racers and would show up the most throughout both road and formula racing to get the best bang for my buck.