Motorbikes yes, you are right, karting, I don't know. Never known any major big accidents with life treatening injuries. I know only 1 fatality, and that was certainly a very rare accident.
Sprint Cars and Indycar which is basically the same thing by ten miles lol (Before any response just youtube Non Wing Sprint Car Crashes or the 1973 Indy 500)
You're right. It "looks". That's because you're exposed, in a open vehicle. But besides "looking" more dangerous, it's actually much safer. Probably because the vehicles are much lighter and speeds much lower. When you're going 200... 300Kph in a 1.000Kg machine things can get nasty. But 100Kph in a 90Kg Kart it's much safer. 👍
He was using the human drs, meaning his head was down so he couldn’t see, it’s used is many professional races, to go faster, the guys behind and maybe in front probably did the same thing.
@@BDSFormula1 yes, but like it’s a technique ingrained in their professional heads to be faster so I think they wouldn’t think about someone coming out of the pits, also buddy should’ve looked at the track before coming out of the pit.
hey! ive been a gocart instruckto in Denmark for almost a year now, and im not a racist in any shape or form, but is it just me or do poeple of indian oregin just dont know how to turn the stearing wheel? ive come to notice they just drive in staight lines full speed out of bounce :P anyone else experienced that as an instrucktor?
Kart crash no.2 is the sole reason why every go kart places NEED seatbelts. If a kid were to be in that same crash his spine would have been broken or shattered. Edit: Almost every crash on this video is the reason why we need seatbelts...and WHY do some races have go karts start at full speed right up against each other all together? I dunno I find that a lil bit dumb tbh
Adding seatbelts would be ineffective, I'd rather get launched out of my kart than be strapped down. To clarify I'm referring to race karts, rental karts are different. If I were to go upside down, I would be dragged along with my kart and risk spinal injuries. Without a seatbelt the inertia would throw me out of the seat, and I would walk away with bruising and maybe a sprain. The point is I'd rather get thrown out of the seat than be strapped down into an object that offers zero protection (no roll bars and the driver is completely out in the open). Of course a seatbelt would be helpful to avoid what happens in clip #2, but the risks outweigh the benefits.
Hey man, what if you flip like it happened most of the time? I get what you are saying, I thought the same thing until I actually went karting and realised that not having a seatbelt is not too bad and is definitely better than breaking ur neck!
It's karting bro. We don't use seatbelts. For rentals I agree, some tracks have roll bars and belts. After all, it's just some random people having some fun at the mall. But when it comes to racing karts, proper racing karts, it would make things much worse.
They don't start full speed. They start in low speed. Some karts have the engine directly connected to the axle. They can't stop. The other reason is because karts, even the ones with a clutch, doesn't have much power on low RPM, so they start in motion. Except for Shifters, but they have standing starts. But there are a lot of rules on how to proceed during starts. Usually crashes happen when someone break the rules.
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The video: *Crashing*
Also the video: *Happy music*
Seriously underrated comment lol
the most dangerous racing competition , motorbikes and karting.
Motorbikes yes, you are right, karting, I don't know. Never known any major big accidents with life treatening injuries. I know only 1 fatality, and that was certainly a very rare accident.
@@RobaRacing which one is that? The woman who went gokarting and left her scarf on? Or is it a different one?
Sprint Cars and Indycar which is basically the same thing by ten miles lol (Before any response just youtube Non Wing Sprint Car Crashes or the 1973 Indy 500)
@@retrobeans24 it’s a different story she flipped and went head first into a barrier
@@aRedFrogdude, not the same thing
That's all it takes, is one little mistake and you wake up with back pain for the next 2 years
Two years , more two minutes for me. Hit the game, build a back like hercules.
That is a major exaggeration - I had two karts smash into me after I spun - one kart nearly flipped over but no-one was at all harmed.
2:53 Oh man. Is that driver still alive?
I am pretty concerned because there can be a broken spine
Decapped.
I hope so
4:06 "you can't park there sir!l
I know dude at the end wasnt expecting it but cmon eh, we all seen dude coming and so should he, he knew that was the pit exit period.
You guys need the haans nut device.about 2" of foam padding on the steering column.derp.😳
Go-Karting looks more dangerous than a racecar race, am i right?
You're right. It "looks".
That's because you're exposed, in a open vehicle.
But besides "looking" more dangerous, it's actually much safer.
Probably because the vehicles are much lighter and speeds much lower.
When you're going 200... 300Kph in a 1.000Kg machine things can get nasty.
But 100Kph in a 90Kg Kart it's much safer.
👍
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2:58 did he survive?
Yes, he survived. There are no fatalities in my videos.
@@RobaRacing thank god
They would not show a replay if the driver was not okay
@@RobaRacingyour content is really good! You earned a sub! I just started karting btw!!!
Second one is exactly what happened to me
What's your favorite track
To drive is Kerpen [Germany{ for racing Ostricourt [France]
The first start is at track house motioned or go pro
😂 1:05 sat there with 2 broken knees LOL
He only broke the shadow realm.
@@RobaRacing🤭
Is it really safer for them to not be strapped into the karts??
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What’s up what is one at crackhouse Motoplex?
Because I think it was that track Osmo Plex
2:30
"Fails"...what? Of course, "fails" is a VERB.
:nerd:
8:56 why didn't he turn????
He was using the human drs, meaning his head was down so he couldn’t see, it’s used is many professional races, to go faster, the guys behind and maybe in front probably did the same thing.
And the guy who came out of the pit should’ve looked
@@Dummi-xr5io steering is still possible
@@BDSFormula1 yes, but like it’s a technique ingrained in their professional heads to be faster so I think they wouldn’t think about someone coming out of the pits, also buddy should’ve looked at the track before coming out of the pit.
why nobody wears seatbelt?
Because if you roll the kart track it’s easy to get out
The same reason motorbikes don't have seat belts. Due to the open top nature of it it's more dangerous to have belts.
@@scoffslaphead7246 they can get flinged out of the kart but I guess it’s better than breaking a neck
There are none it’s not a k1 speed
Im a gokart racer to and we don’t have seatbelt because if you flip or you kart gets on fire you can get out of the kart Quickly insightfully
hey! ive been a gocart instruckto in Denmark for almost a year now, and im not a racist in any shape or form, but is it just me or do poeple of indian oregin just dont know how to turn the stearing wheel? ive come to notice they just drive in staight lines full speed out of bounce :P anyone else experienced that as an instrucktor?
th-cam.com/video/68LpgGWG9HI/w-d-xo.html big crash at Coventry team sport at about 5 min mark
Kart crash no.2 is the sole reason why every go kart places NEED seatbelts. If a kid were to be in that same crash his spine would have been broken or shattered.
Edit: Almost every crash on this video is the reason why we need seatbelts...and WHY do some races have go karts start at full speed right up against each other all together? I dunno I find that a lil bit dumb tbh
Delusional
Adding seatbelts would be ineffective, I'd rather get launched out of my kart than be strapped down. To clarify I'm referring to race karts, rental karts are different.
If I were to go upside down, I would be dragged along with my kart and risk spinal injuries. Without a seatbelt the inertia would throw me out of the seat, and I would walk away with bruising and maybe a sprain. The point is I'd rather get thrown out of the seat than be strapped down into an object that offers zero protection (no roll bars and the driver is completely out in the open). Of course a seatbelt would be helpful to avoid what happens in clip #2, but the risks outweigh the benefits.
Hey man, what if you flip like it happened most of the time? I get what you are saying, I thought the same thing until I actually went karting and realised that not having a seatbelt is not too bad and is definitely better than breaking ur neck!
It's karting bro. We don't use seatbelts.
For rentals I agree, some tracks have roll bars and belts. After all, it's just some random people having some fun at the mall.
But when it comes to racing karts, proper racing karts, it would make things much worse.
They don't start full speed. They start in low speed.
Some karts have the engine directly connected to the axle. They can't stop.
The other reason is because karts, even the ones with a clutch, doesn't have much power on low RPM, so they start in motion. Except for Shifters, but they have standing starts.
But there are a lot of rules on how to proceed during starts. Usually crashes happen when someone break the rules.