Why it always rain when I want to kart at Citykarting

[TheFazz]

ah. Patrick, you better pray that Saturday is dry! *lol* See you then.

[naza]

Friend,
Most of the time (exclude monsoon months) it pours in the late afternoon. Most practices will commence at about 11 am till about 3 pm. Its a bonus if there is no rain after that. Am I right to guess that you would normally go to the track at 3 pm or later?

[OSFlanker]

Rain doesn’t mean you can’t practice! Wait for the rain to stop then head out on the wet track – your kart control will improve immensely!

[Nohad]

OSFlanker,
Good idea! Then we can a new category, kart drifting!!!

Naza,
Ya loh, after 4.30pm baru free. What to do?

Patrick

[OSFlanker]

[quote=Nohad]OSFlanker,
Good idea! Then we can a new category, kart drifting!!!

Patrick
[/quote]

Not a new idea. Many have already pursued this form of karting, particularly when they are alloted a slow kart in the race with no other karter within sight! :p

[TheFazz]

[quote=OSFlanker]
Not a new idea. Many have already pursued this form of karting, particularly when they are alloted a slow kart in the race with no other karter within sight! :p[/quote]

Quite right. But actually a drive in damp conditions does alot to your kart control and driving finesse. For the moment, just try to resist the temptation to drift in the wet, and see if you can balance the kart on the racing line. I think this gives you a great test of throttle control.

[siewweng]

i m useless in the wet… still remember spun so many times at the 1st enduro practice.

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