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Step 1
Learn the meaning of the racing flags. A green flag starts and restarts the race.
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Step 2
Slow to half speed and drive single file when the yellow flag is waving. No passing is allowed.
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Step 3
Disobey a driving rule and you will see a black flag. You risk disqualification if you drive in a manner that endangers yourself or others, ignore flags, have contact with another kart or exhibit poor sportsmanship.
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Step 4
Allow lead drivers to pass when you see a blue flag.
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Step 5
Stop and remain in your kart when the red flag appears. A white flag signals that one lap remains.
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Step 6
Return to the pits slowly when you see a checkered flag. This signals the end of the race.
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Step 1
Hold the steering wheel of your go-kart at the 10 and 2 position, and sit up with good posture. Place your seat in a position that gives the best control of the kart.
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Step 2
Become familiar with the track to excel in kart racing, and drive at a speed you can easily handle as you do a test run. Figure out the proper race line, turn-in point, apex and way to maneuver turns.
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Step 3
Practice driving into curves, and make sure you don't exceed the speed your tires can handle.
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Step 4
Learn proper braking techniques. Turn into a skid to regain control and don't apply the brakes. Practice the skill of countersteering when excessive speed causes the kart to turn into an unwanted direction.
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Step 5
Accelerate on the straight-of-ways to gain position, and practice to find the best maximum speed to maintain control on every part of the track.
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Step 6
Consider attending a kart racing school for personalized training from the experts. Check out the Internet for go-kart racing schools.
