Andretti Indoor Kart Racing - Orlando FL 

WHAT is the point of making him slow down?! IT IS A RACE

It's a race but your not paying for the damage to vehicles, infrastructure, electronics and other people. Get a clue

@@curtmcguire5431still though, you’re paying for membership and paying separately for racing and can almost add up to $100. If i’m paying that much i’m gonna race the way it is supposed to be done. I understand they want the equipment not to be damaged and keep people safe but those karts get serviced regularly and you’re not going that fast in and indoor track, so it’s not like someone is gonna die or be seriously injured. Coming from someone who races outdoor with real karts and even some indoor places i’ve been to, i have never heard of going “too fast” and making you slow down just because. If they don’t want you to go that fast they why do they allow the karts to go that fast?

⁠@@curtmcguire5431 mf if they didn’t want customers going that fast they could modify the karts to go slower, but they didn’t

@@curtmcguire5431he clearly knows what he is doing. He’s lapping people and didnt crash once… until the guy who has no concept of drive line purposefully swerved into him while attempting a clean pass.

Cool. Have fun.

Just went yesterday, fastest time I seen was 44 secs, I was pushing 46 - 47 sec.

Less than half a second is amazing lap times.

I clocked a 0.31 in Dallas, I'm flying to Orlando tomorrow and Andretti isn't very far from Universal, so I'll probably try that track out

Not sure of the track number. Sorry.

IMO yes. K1 is boring. The track is flat and nothing special about the karts. Definitely to Andretti. Hands down the better of the two, with cool karts that have engine sounds and a BOOST button, plus elevation changes. All this makes for a fun track. Go on Wednesday nights now and run on their SuperTrack, which is when they combine both tracks into one mega track. Wish I could make it down there for that.

I am pretty sure this was with my Hero8 Black, before I acquired my Hero10 Black. But I believe this was set at 2.5k 60fps.

@@CiscoMedia76 I mean like the exposure and iso and white balance ect. Did you adjust those or just go with the GoPro setting? I ask bc I just did this course with my GoPro and the video is garbage-ish

@@bradfauburn Oh. No man, I don't mess with any of that stuff. I basically just use default settings.

Dang that really sucks.

Thank you :)

If you hit the wall, you slow down or stop. No flipping involved.

Gives you a turbo boost. Temporarily.

It's electric

But the answer is yes. They pump fake engine noise

Yeah it do.

#1 Kart track in Orlando is "Orlando Kart Center". Outdoor track, gas karts. Best indoor track IMO is this one, Andretti.

The last shot in the video shows my best lap time of 42.163

All the information you need is on their website: andrettikarting.com/orlando/pricing

Can’t run gas indoors. There are pros and cons to both. Check out my video of the outdoor track at Orlando Kart Center. That’s my favorite.

@@CiscoMedia76 I run at an indoor track that's gas.

@@silverfoxmckeand1125 No you freaking don't. You would be dead if you did because of all the carbon monoxide. There's a reason most indoor tracks are electric and outdoor tracks are gas.

⁠​⁠@@Fluffy_Coastersin my country there are 2 indoor tracks, both are gas.

@@Fluffy_Coasterswtf!? Gas indoor tracks weren’t uncommon and still aren’t. By me Boston F1 before sold to a private buyer was gas

Thanks 👍

That’s how you properly drive a race car. He’s using the apexes.

are you talking about how he drove close to the walls on the straights? if so it’s because he’s just driving on the optimal racing line