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Looking forward to having you!

Me personally, I estimate I will turn 2,890 laps, so 5,780 or 11,560 left turns in 2025 depending on how you count a left turn. (2 per lap, or 4 per lap respectively)

@ that’s a lot of left turns!

Thank you! It was great to have you out this year, hope you can make a lot of next year's races!

Thanks for providing some great go kart racing!!! Your track is amazing!!! We sure look forward to mixing it up with you at the go kart track and Berlin. Good times ahead for 2025!!!

And no one knew it was coming either....

It was larger than the karts themselves!

Especially losing it on the track 😂😂

Thank you! Maybe we'll do something similar in the Fall season next year. I knew I wanted a bunch of short races, and this was the only manageable way I could come up with

Thank you for being a part of it!

Haha we appreciate your hard work flagging this year! It was great having a consistent guy doing it, and you did great

@@AndrewHartings thanks for flagging this season! We appreciate it.

@@AustinHull-l8f maybe we can get a rematch this weekend?

@@jacobthomas3142its possible

Kinda felt like a NASCAR championship race where the four contenders were the four up front.. funny how that works out

Would have definitely changed the composure of the end of the race if it had held on!

It was the best racing all year for sure, I think the A Feature had the most cautions, and it wasn't that many

Thank you! Appreciate it

Thank you! I do not have Instagram, but you can find me on Facebook and message me there

Thank you!

Thank you! Cool to see international viewers!

Youre not wrong 😂

I'm open to interesting nickname ideas...

Not sure if the name or anything, but it's what I naturally have on my property here in West Michigan

Dude it's all good, it would of worked out better if we would of talked about it beforehand but I get why you made that call

Thank you for watching!

Thank you

Confidence booster

That most certainly, possibly, probably not, a Dr Pepper......

Yes this class has brakes, but I don't typically ever touch them at this track

Thanks!

Sure I can agree with this statement, but you clearly understand what we meant. We work mostly with 3 link racecars, and with the suspension the term rear steer becomes valid vs yaw, so that's just our common terminology. I personally will continue to use the term rear steer on the karts over the term yaw because it just makes more sense to me

@@TurnLeftMotorsports it isn't rear steer, I also deal with a 4 link on a super latemodel. All it does is change the offset of the rear tires tracking to the fronts. It's wrong terminology to say rear steer on a kart, I also worked for a major chassis manufacturer for 14 years

​@@jamietwigg5152Rear Steer per Google "when the rear end of a car changes position relative to the steer axis, and can be caused by suspension movement or acceleration." So your trailing arm angles, as your rear suspension changes, change the position of the rear end relative to the steering axis, hence rear steer. I won't argue against the correctness of the terminology on the karts since there is no suspension, although one could argue the karts have chassis flex that acts as suspension, but in a 3 link (4 link probably too, but I haven't done much with them) they have rear steer per definition. The panhard bar angle is what actively changes the "offset"

We here at TLM strictly suggest only turning left... Lol, I didn't exactly see the start of it, but I heard he may have had help.

What would soap do exactly? I know of calcium chloride, but I don't work with much money and it can promote oxidation on metals it comes in contact with.

@@TurnLeftMotorsportsnever mind that is just how I do it

Thank you!

Thank you!!

The modern day singles you're talking about are called DTX bikes, dirt track cross. You use a bike not meant for flat track and convert it to flat track while using the stock frame. The bike I'm riding in this video is a sr500 with a stock frame, so it is technically also a DTX bike :)

@@TurnLeftMotorsports I hope that's not the SR500 I owned. That was a decent little street bike.

@@rcnelson There were a ton made so chances are slim

Thank you! The karts are a mix of older road course racing karts, and offset dirt oval karts. We run the Harbor freight 6.5hp engines, stock just a governor removed

@@TurnLeftMotorsports Thank you for responding!

I have a feeling we're gonna see more wins from him this year!

West Michigan, SE of Grand Rapids

It can definitely be better than car racing on an average night. Alot less money, same or more excitement

Wielding those flags like a boss!

Yes, find our Facebook profile and send us a message there. We don't advertise our address publicly. We're located in West MI

Thank you! SE of Grand rapids MI by about 20 minutes

Get one!

Thank you for coming out! You did awesome in your debut, don't forget your GoPro next race!

She wasn't impressed with that one haha

There was a very boring stretch of the race and I figured that was a good representation of it, thank you!

Thank you

Thank you! Interesting idea, what kind of stuff would you like to see in a video like that? This bike is a stock frame that has been deraked. Motor has been punched out to 540cc and I'm sure it has a few other things done to it. I don't own this bike, I race it once a year at Wauseon for Boyd Racing.

@TurnLeftMotorsports anything really, full details, I'm a nerd that loves tech video's and racing

@@travismiller8058 I'll try to put something like that together next time I'm around the bike, might be a year from now though unfortunately. But I do have a bmw f800 flat track bike here I might do the style video you're suggesting at some point.

I'm not the only one, I saw many gopros out there. I seen someone else posted their footage already also!

Best weather they had for this race in years, no rain, and not blistering hot. Track was fantastic as always.