A BETTER LINE.
MORE CONFIDENCE.

Flags and track rules; tyres and grip; slip angle and the tyre contact patch; oversteer and understeer; using the tyres; pedal technique; holding the steering wheel; getting into and out of the kart; cornering, reference points and the racing line; types of corners; maintaining engine speed; track surface characteristics; common mistakes and learning a circuit; torque; how a kart turns; braking, acceleration, steering and grip; smooth pedal and steering inputs; body position; what to do if you spin.

Race driving, including practice, qualifying, starts and strategy; overtaking and being overtaken; defensive lines; traffic; contact and collisions; mental approach and where to look while driving; visualisation, focus and concentration; racing.

Cockpit controls: braking, left-foot braking, throttle and steering, and awareness of other karts; tyres and vehicle dynamics: grip, slip angle, slip ratio, acceleration, braking, contact patch, vertical load, weight transfer, measuring grip, balance, understeer, oversteer, neutral handling, dynamic balance, smoothness, trail braking and the friction circle; the grip limit and overlap between braking and acceleration; cornering techniques: compromises, reference points, the racing line, control phases, prioritising corners, different lines and corner speed; track walks, learning a circuit, recovering from mistakes with minimal time loss and wet-weather technique; racing, overtaking and traffic; flags and track officials.

Mental preparation, mindset, motivation, getting the most out of your driving, vision, comfort zone, consistency, visualisation, instinctive driving and concentration; kart control and handling a kart that fights you; driving at the limit and finding more speed; distinguishing driving style issues from control issues; practice, testing and qualifying; sprint and endurance races; driver fitness; winning races; driver notes on the circuit; safety, helmets and other protective equipment.