Karting Racecraft: Overtaking, Defending and Race Strategy

Racecraft is the part of karting that pure lap time cannot buy you. Two drivers with identical pace finish two positions apart because one of them knew which move to make, and more often, which move not to make. Send a race and get it broken down move by move with an onboard video analysis.

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