Karting · United Kingdom
Get faster at
your track.
Record your pace. See the gap. Learn what to try at this track. Come back and measure whether you improved.
Free · iOS and Android
- 72
- UK tracks
- 60s
- To log a session
- Free
- No ads, no subs
The loop
How it works
The four steps behind every session you log.
01Record
Scan the result slip or type the time in. Under a minute, before you leave the track.
02Compare
Your PB, what changed since last time, and where you sit on the same layout.
03Learn
Tips and answers from drivers who know that corner, not generic karting advice.
04Repeat
Go back, drive, log it again. Then see whether the number moved.
The only score that counts
Four tenths is a
different driver.
Most rental karting results end up on a paper slip in a bin. Keep them and you can see whether you are improving — on the same layout, in the same kart class, against the same corners.
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- Class
- Adult Karts
- Profile
- Standard
- Where
- Warrington
Latest tips
All tips →
BeginnerHow to Find the Racing Line
The racing line is the path that lets you keep the most speed through a corner. Here is how to see it on any circuit, and why the textbook line is not always the right one.
SplitOne editorial · 2 min
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- Beginner
Apex Explained: Early, Middle and Late
The apex is the point where you come closest to the inside of a corner. Choosing it too early is one of the most common reasons a corner exit falls apart.
SplitOne editorial · 2 min
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- Beginner
Braking Basics: Where and How to Brake
Most rental karts brake the rear axle only. That changes how you should use the pedal, and explains why braking too early and too gently is the classic beginner habit.
SplitOne editorial · 2 min
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Bristol
Start with your
next session.
Log the result, see where you stand, read what works at that layout.
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