Kart Class
The Kart Class Podcast is designed for parents of young kart racers who want to help their child improve without confusion or wasted money. Hosted by 18× Australian Champion David Sera, it offers practical insight into go-kart racing, kart setup, driving technique, race craft, and driver mindset. With over 25 years of experience, Sera breaks down how young drivers get faster, common mistakes parents make, and how to build confidence and consistency. The podcast helps parents make smarter decisions about kart racing coaching and driver development.
Episodes
Why do fast drivers look slow?
Have you ever watched the fastest drivers on the track and wondered why they look like they're not trying very hard?In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera explains why the quickest drivers often appear slower than everyone else — and why that's usually a sign they're doing things right.You'll learn how smooth steering, braking, and thr
Why am I losing time on exits?
Corner exit speed is one of the biggest factors separating front runners from the rest of the field. You can be fast on entry and hit every apex, but if you're giving away speed on the way out of the corner, you'll lose tenths every lap.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the most common reasons drivers struggle on corner exit and
How much Seat Time do drivers really need?
How much seat time does a young karting driver actually need to improve?In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the ideal amount of practice for junior drivers — and why more laps doesn’t always equal faster results.David explains why younger drivers aged 7–10 years old benefit most from two practice sessions per week, while drivers aged 10+ ca
What Sets Elite Drivers Apart
What actually separates elite karting drivers from the rest of the field?In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the real differences between front-running drivers and the racers stuck in the midfield.Speed alone isn’t enough at the highest level of karting. The best drivers know how to adapt to changing track conditions, drive around kart setu
How much does Karting REALLY Cost?
How much does karting REALLY cost?It’s one of the first questions every new karting parent asks — and one of the most misunderstood parts of the sport.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the true costs involved in getting started and competing in karting, while also explaining where families can save money and where spending smarter actuall
How to adjust your tyre pressures?
How do you know what tyre pressures to start with in karting? And why do so many drivers struggle to get their tyres into the optimal window?In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down how to correctly adjust your kart tyre pressures for different conditions and why focusing on HOT tyre pressures is one of the biggest keys to consistent speed.David
Why does my kid 'not get it'?
It’s one of the most common — and emotionally frustrating — questions parents ask in karting.You explain the same thing over and over.You point out the mistakes.You try to help.…but somehow the lap time still doesn’t improve.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera explains why learning race craft and driving technique takes far longer than most parents rea
How to get started in Go Karting?
How do you actually get started in karting?For many parents and beginners, entering the sport can feel overwhelming. From licences and kart classes to safety gear, budgets, engines, and where to even begin — there’s a lot to learn before turning your first laps.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the complete beginner guide to starting kart
Why is my Kart sliding?
It’s one of the most frustrating problems in karting. The kart feels nervous, inconsistent, lacking rear grip… and no matter what setup change you make, the problem keeps coming back.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the REAL reasons why karts slide — and why many drivers and parents often blame the wrong thing.David explains two of the b
The Most Common Driving Mistakes Kids Make
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down two of the most common driving mistakes young karting drivers make — and exactly how parents can help fix them.Many junior drivers struggle with turning in too early, which kills corner speed, limits exit drive and makes overtaking almost impossible. It’s one of the biggest habits holding drivers back — a
Confidence in Young Drivers
Confidence in Young Drivers: The Missing Piece in Karting PerformanceIn this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down one of the biggest performance factors in junior karting — confidence.Speed and talent will only take a young driver so far. Without confidence, even the fastest drivers hesitate, second-guess decisions, and struggle to perform under pre
Why am I Faster in Practice than Race Day
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down one of the most frustrating problems in karting:Being quick in practice… but not delivering when it counts.If your driver is setting strong lap times in practice, only to drop off in qualifying or races — this episode will explain exactly why it happens and how to fix it.Because the issue usually isn’t sp
Biggest Setup Mistakes at the Track
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the biggest kart setup mistakes drivers and parents make at the track—and how to fix them fast.Too often, drivers chase speed in the wrong areas… constantly changing their kart without understanding why. The result? Inconsistent performance, wasted sessions, and frustration.David dives into the most commo
Seat Time vs Setup Changes
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera tackles one of the biggest debates in kart racing — should you focus on more laps or better kart setup to improve performance? If your driver isn’t getting faster despite testing regularly or making constant changes to the kart, this episode explains why.Many families believe speed comes from endless seat time or cha
Race Weekend Structure: What the Best Teams do Different
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera reveals how top karting teams approach a race weekend — and why their structured preparation consistently produces front-running results. If your driver shows speed in flashes but struggles for consistency across heats and finals, this episode will show you what’s missing.Talent isn’t the difference at the front of t
Mental Toughness in Young Drivers: A Parent’s Guide to Building Racing Confidence
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera explains how parents can build mental toughness and racing confidence in junior karting drivers. Talent and speed matter, but a young driver’s mindset often determines whether they crumble under pressure or rise to the occasion. And parents play a far bigger role than most realise.Learn how your behaviour at the tr
Wet vs Dry: Helping Your Child Adapt Their Driving Style
Wet and dry conditions require completely different driving techniques, yet many kart drivers — and parents — approach them the same way.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera explains the key differences between wet and dry karting, and what drivers must change in their driving to stay fast, confident, and in control.You’ll learn why grip behaves differe
The No.1 Setup Mistake Parents Make at Race Meetings
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the number one setup mistake kart drivers make, why it happens, and how it quietly limits progress at every level of karting.This isn’t about talent or equipment. It’s about understanding what actually makes drivers faster — and why focusing on the wrong thing slows development.In this episode, you’ll lea
Developing Smooth Drivers: Throttle, Brake & Steering Fundamentals
Steering is one of the most misunderstood skills in karting — and one of the biggest reasons drivers struggle with grip, consistency, and confidence.In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the fundamental principles of steering in karting, explaining how steering inputs directly affect grip, balance, and lap time.This episode explains why turni
How Parents Can Read Karting Like Pros
In this episode, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera gives practical tips on how parents can read their kids driving like a pro.Minimise arguments at the track with minimal coaching critique, so your child can understand how they can improve!Stop guessing from the fence and start coaching with confidence. We break down a clear, repeatable cornering sequence any kart parent can spot: a clean thr
Kart Setup Basics Every Parent Should Understand
In this episode of the Kart Class Podcast, 18-time Australian Champion David Sera breaks down the kart setup fundamentals every parent needs to understand — without the technical jargon.Kart setup can feel overwhelming, especially if you didn’t grow up in motorsport. This episode explains what kart setup actually does, how it affects your child’s driving, and why more changes don’t always equal mo
Is my Chassis Bent?
You’ve had an accident, but now you need to work out whether your kart is bent. Kart manufacturers design their chassis’ a lot softer these days. That's to try and counter the softer tires racers use. A softer chassis absorbs a lot of that flex when drivers are cornering. Now we're seeing a lot of karts having accidents because drivers are going at higher speeds which is sometimes too fa
How to Avoid Accidents
With more than 30 drivers on a race track that is less than one kilometer long, no matter how much we prepare there will always be a tussle or two in the opening corners. Sadly it may be the end of your race if you are directly caught up in this. It’s super important to be looking as far ahead as you can to see what is happening. If you’re starting in the mid-pack, look towards the front row. If t
Checking you Chain Tension
Today I'm looking at how to check your chain tension. Now, when it comes to chains, I find they're wearing out a lot faster than what they previously were. That could be down to the quality of the chains, or it could be that we're now driving faster engines. With drivers being on the track for more practicing, a lot of these factors are wearing out chains a lot faster. If mechanics
Meet APEX
Over the last 12-18 months Kart Class has been working on a new feature to answer peoples questions (immediately!).Now if you're unsure of what setup adjustment to make at the race track, don't know what tyre pressure to use, or a certain sprocket for over 30 circuits, Kart Classes latest invention APEX will help!Simply type in your question & receive feedback in seconds on what to d
How to be Consistent
Winning races comes down to being fast, but also being consistent.That might mean stringing 10 laps in a row within 1 tenth of a second. What this does is, by making less mistakes, chasing drivers will find it harder to overtake and beat you.Consistency means finding the same markings around the track and aiming to hit these points lap after lap.Drivers should be looking out for landmarks around t
How to Overtake
Motor Racing is all about driving fast and trying to beat your competition.But sometimes that means we need to overtake our competitors to get in-front and win the race.Nerves, confidence and choosing the right corners are all important when it comes to learning how to overtake other drivers.Setting up a pass so that the driver doesn't get you back the following turn or switch you back on the
Go Kart Rear Axle Setup
Today we're discussing go-kart rear axles. When it comes to motor racing, cars have suspension. So karting is different because the rear axle acts like a suspension. It might flex a little bit here and there depending on the stiffness of the axle, but realistically it doesn't spring like suspension does. So, it's important to use it as a tuning tool depending on the conditions that
How to Kart in the Rain
Today we're going to be discussing how to go-kart in the rain. Now, for most of us, we tend to want to drive as it’s easier. When you drive in the rain, things are going to wear out quicker; engines, tires, cleaning the kart, that takes more time. The chances of spinning out are more evident with the wet weather, but let's face it, motor racing is driven in all conditions. So, we need to
How to find the final second of Lap Time
Today we're going to be discussing how to find the last one second in kart racing. Now, it can be quite frustrating as you're starting out in karting and you're picking off one to two seconds at a time because you're just starting out and it all seems a little bit too easy. You're like, oh, how good's this going? My times are dropping. Then it comes down to that last
Learning new Race Tracks
Let’s look at why it’s so important to not just drive at the one circuit. For some people, they don't have the luxury of having a circuit close to them. So, they might have to travel one or two hours away and be forced to just drive at the one circuit. If you are fortunate enough to have a couple of circuits within a reasonable drive, we want to look at the key advantages of experiencing new
Negative vs Positive Camber
Let’s look at when to use positive or negative camber in kart racing. Now the first thing is what is camber? That's changing the angle of the tire. As you are looking at it from a top-down point of view, if you've got the tires pointing towards the inside of the kart, that's going to be negative camber. If they're pointing towards the outside of the kart, it's going to be
How to get a good race start
Let's be honest. It's all good qualifying up the front, but if you aren't good at the race starts, then it's all a waste of time.There's different techniques drivers can use to get a better launch, this then gives the driver an opportunity to pass a few drivers.Then working out whether the inside, or outside (more risky) line is going to be best depending on your position
Practice makes Permanent
Let’s discuss how some drivers can dominate on a practice day, but then can't translate that onto a race day. We see in practice sometimes, kids setting the fastest laps they've ever set. Two days later, or a couple of weeks later, get to race day and suddenly, they're 0.4, maybe even up to one second off the pace they were driving the weekend before. How's that possible and wh
Wet Weather Driving Tips
In motor racing, driving in the wet conditions can be more difficult than driving in the dry conditions. Wheel spin, limited grip, understeer, are all factors that are exaggerated in the rain. For drivers though, they need to learn how to adapt to all conditions so that on race day, they are ready for whatever challenge is thrown at them.In this episode, we try explaining three basic tips that can
Creating a Winning Mindset
We pay a lot of money for our race tires, and we pay a lot of money to get a good engine. We buy brand new go-karts, and we still find ourselves finishing in the middle of the pack. We're now wondering to ourselves, "Well, we've got all the equipment, we are getting coaching, and we still can't move up the pack. What can it be?"Well, a lot of it comes down to the mindset,
How to use Data Analysis
We discuss the pros and cons of data analysis in this podcast. Now, technologies improved a lot over the last five, 10 years, and when I was winning all my races in the 2005, 2015 era, we didn't really look a lot into data analysis. It just wasn't something that technology was up to scratch with.So nowadays when you're looking at, whether it's a Mychron unit, or Starline, Alfan
How to manage your Kart Tyres
Tire management is something drivers don’t always think about, but it plays a big role in the results. Now a lot is determined by how hard or how soft the compound of tire that you're driving on. It also has a lot to do with the track surface itself, so whether it's abrasive or it's a smooth surface and the temperature of the day does have a bit to play with how tires are going to w
Top 3 Mistakes Beginners Make in Karting
When we’re starting out in karting, it’s daunting!We’ve got no idea what’s going on, what do we buy, what pressures do we use and how and where do we drive on the racetrack?I’ve covered the 3 biggest mistakes that beginners make when they enter karting.Time and time again, drivers don't realise they are making mistakes, so with bad repetition, these mistakes become habits and are hard to shak
AKC Round 2 Wrap Up from Wanneroo, WA
The second round of the Australian Kart Championships took place at the Tiger Kart Club in Wanneroo, Western Australia this past weekend.It was the first time a Western Australian circuit has held a round of the AKC since it moved to a five-round championship, and the first at Tiger Kart Club since 2005.For a lot of competitors, the 6,000km + road trip was a new experience across the Nullabor, and
USA Track Review - Atlanta Motorsports Park
The next circuit we’re looking at in our USA Track review is Atlanta Motor Sports Park in Dawson, Georgia. So the track itself is a private club and it shares the facility with a car racing track. So, it's not something that you can just rock up with your car in the back of a truck or a van and just go and drive the facility. You must be a member, which I think costs around $2,000 - 3,000 for
USA Track Review - Go Pro Motorplex
The next track we are reviewing is the GoPro Motorplex Circuit in Charlotte, North Carolina. The facility is world-class with state-of-the-art lighting allowing this circuit to be used all day and into the evening. With motor racing being such a big part of the town, it’s common to see Indy Car, Nascar and Sprint Car drivers on track during the week honing their skills. Drivers such as Will Power,
USA Track Review - New Castle Motorsports Park
We're going to try and do a miniseries & talk about some USA kart tracks that we recently toured on a road trip.How to get involved in some of these different facilities around the country, but also just giving it a review on what we thought it was like driving at these places, who we drove for when we leased the kart packages, and a general sense on what it's like to race at these t
Which country produces the fastest racing drivers?
When it comes to Motor Racing, there is a lot of countries represented in all categories. But which countries produce the fastest drivers consistently?Formula 1 has drivers from North America, Europe, Australia and Asia, and we know Italy is the home to most of the major karting manufacturers. But what makes these racing drivers so good? Is it the conditions they drive in? The competition they&apo
How to deal with Pressure
Any sporting competition entails dealing with pressure & karting is no different. But how drivers can cope when others are on their bumper and concentrate on their own driving is what sets apart the good & great drivers.It's all good and well having the best equipment, but it's your mindset that can propel you to the top constantly.The other challenge is handling your parents, me
What Brake Technique should I use?
In motor racing, engines play a big part to a drivers lap time. But the other area that's often overlooked, is the braking zone!How fast a driver can go from their maximum speed to their minimum speed, not over-slowing the kart and overtaking your opposition, means the braking zones are super important.In this episode we discuss a couple of techniques a drivers can test to see what works best
Why do drivers look behind?!
As a parent or mechanic, seeing your driver constantly look over their shoulder is infuriating! You think to yourself, "just concentrate on what's in front of you, don't worry about what's behind you!".So in this episode, I wanted to chat about why drivers tend to look behind, what they can do to avoid it or at least give some tips & advice on when it's safe or ne
Carburettor Settings on a Kart
To get the most potential from your kart, you need your engine on song. That's why understanding your carburettor and the correct settings can extract that last bit of potential.The first six letters in Motorsport spell Motor, so we know we need good performance to be competitive. This episode is trying to teach drivers and mechanics the understanding of a lean or rich carby and how to best t
Does Natural Ability Exist?
When it comes to driving, does talent get you further up the grid, or will hard work prevail?Having coached over a 1000 different drivers in the past 12 years of my business, I have seen some extremely talented drivers. Whilst other drivers take longer to pick things up & as a result may take 12 months to get up to speed.So does having a natural talent make you better or can all drivers achiev
Should I start with a new or 2nd hand kart?
Motor Racing can be expensive, so working out where to best spend your money is important when starting out.On this podcast episode, we look at the pros & cons when it comes to buying a new or second hand kart. Is it better to save your budget & start second hand, or is it safer as you know what you're getting from a new package.I try enlighten both sides of the equation to give karti
General Karting Tips. How to improve your driving!
You go to the race track, listen to every Tom, Dick & Harry and get completely lost on what to do. You watch other parents changing axles, engines, tyre pressure and wonder if you just leaving the kart alone is a detriment. Sometimes, leaving it quite basic will reap rewards and you don't get lost. On this podcast episode, we look at general karting tips to help improve your on track perf
First time driving a kart? What to do!
So you've watched Formula 1 or Supercars and wondered how those racing drivers got started in their career? Well 98% of those drivers first got involved in motorsport through kart racing, where they can hone their skills and learn the fundamentals.On this podcast episode, we look at driving a go kart for the first time. What drivers should look out for, how to approach the first session or tw
Oscar Piastri - Australia's Next F1 Driver?
On this episode of our Kart Class Podcast, we chat to recently signed Alpine F1 Reserve Driver Oscar Piastri.Oscar started his motor racing dream at a remote control car facility at the age of 8, before stepping into a race kart at 10. Piastri grew up honing his skills at the Oakleigh Racing Club before venturing to Europe at 14 to race in the European Karting scene with the Ricky Flynn Motorsport
Indy Car Champion Will Power
The first guest on our Kart Class podcast is none other than 2014 IndyCar Series Champion & 2018 Indy 500 winner Will Power.The Penske racer has recently formed his own karting brand with support from Kart Republic and still competes in major karting races when his racing schedule allows, so it was great to be able to chat to Will about what it takes to successfully move from karts & step
Benefits of a Coach
No matter what sport you are in, coaches are available to athletes to help guide them from their own experiences.On this podcast episode, we look at the benefits of having a coach for your karting career & how they can actually help you. For some drivers this will be in the form of a driving aspect, others might benefit from the technical nuance a coach has. If we look at athletes that still u
Rental Karting Tips
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera discusses rental karting, as we know that some drivers treat it more seriously than just a social event with their friends.Rental karts aren't the same as racing karts; they're heavier, have likely being involved in incidents previous to your session, don't have setup adjustments and the tyre quality always changes from kart to kart.The t
Kart Setup Sheets
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera discusses the importance of creating or having a setup sheet to fill in your notes at the kart track.So many times we go to the track, make adjustments then forget about what has worked and what didn't. I can recall on many occasions where I raced at a track 12 months apart yet still looked back to my notes to give myself a baseline to start with.T
The different engines in Kart Racing
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera looks at the different engine types available to drivers in kart racing.As karting allows drivers of all ages and sizes to compete, we look into what engine is best suited to you, whether that be the entry level 4-stroke engine, or the 6-speed gearbox engine that can reach speeds in excess of 160km/h! We discuss the different manufacturers that produce
What age can I start karting?
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera looks at the starting age kids can get involved in kart racing.Now we know this is where the majority of the current Formula 1, Indy Car, Supercars and Open Wheel drivers started their career, so we wanted to dive into why it's good to start early, but if you can't, you still have time to pick things up.If you've enjoyed this episode of K
Bad habits in karting
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera looks at some of the bad habits drivers get into in kart racing.By minimising these mistakes from the beginning, drivers will be able to progress faster. It's all about identifying them yourself, so you can improve in these areas. Riding the brakes, looking behind constantly and not blaming the equipment constantly will fast track your development.
Karting on a Budget
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera looks into ways people getting into the sport of kart racing can find themselves a deal and cut some costs.As we know motor racing can be expensive and kart racing is the bottom of the ladder, so trying to find a good deal on a kart package, or knowing what race gear to splurge on compared to which race wear you can cut back on is important to save some
My karts quicker at the end
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains why in some cases your karts performance is stronger at the end of a race.When we have longer races at major events or in finals, it's a good idea to have your kart setup so it peaks towards the back half of the race. But in the heat races which are normally shorter we don't want this as we can't keep our track position and are v
Managing your old tyres
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains how to manage your older tyres so you don't find yourself going slower when you put on new rubber.Tyres are generally one of the largest expenses associated with kart racing, so as drivers and mechanics we want to try squeeze every last ounce from the tyre life for our practice days. But this can get us caught out into making the kart hand
Race Craft
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains the importance of race craft.How many times have we heard..... "We should've won, we were the quickest?" Well ultimately, in racing, it's not always the fastest kart that wins the race. Race craft is hugely important for drivers to understand so that they can place their karts in the right position, understand the ideal time
Why do I spin in the wet weather?
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains why some drivers are continually spinning out in the wet weather and don't know why it's occurring.When the heavens open up, it isn't pleasant for driving. But the fact is, kart racing still takes place in the rain, so we need to be able to adjust our driving to suit the conditions.I've seen countless times drivers getting c
My kart has too much grip
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains what the kart feels like when it has too much grip.So many times karters are out at the race track and are guessing when they are making adjustments to their karts. Does it have enough grip? Does it have too much grip? And if you go the wrong way this really can affect the stability of your kart.We try to break down what happens when the kart h
Front End Caster
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains a bit about the front end caster. Drivers and mechanics can alter their kart setup to suit their drivers needs. Caster plays a big part in how a kart handles and reacts on track so it's a great tuning tool to get better performance.But knowing when it should be used and when it shouldn't is the key. We try to give you an insight on wh
Tyre Pressures
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains tyre pressures and how to decide what is the ideal pressure to use for your kart.Having an understanding of what the optimal tyre pressure is for your kart can really dictate the handling characteristics a driver will face when they are on track. So it's vital either the driver or mechanic knows when to use a lower pressure or higher press
Race Starts
Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains how to get the ultimate race start. Now we know that the start of race can be daunting, but we also know that this is where the biggest opportunity arises for us to make up multiple spots. So it's integral that we understand how to get off the line quickly and where to have the kart placed. If a driver can use the race start to their advan
Consistency
In this episode of Kart Class we talk about the importance of consistency with your driving with your host 18 x Australian Champion Dave Sera.So many times we see drivers drive a lap time 2-3 tenths faster than their previous best but are then unable to replicate that lap time and time again. Why is that? Well it can be a number of reasons. The driver loses concentration from one lap to the next,
Braking Markers
In this episode of Kart Class we look at braking markers.What should drivers look for upon entering a corner that will let them know when to brake?We break down how to identify where to brake with 18 x Australian Karting Champion Dave Sera as he tells us how he goes about his driving.Why are markers so important to a driver? Well if we can hit the same marks consistently, then we aren't able
Hitting Apexes
In this episode of Kart Class we want to discuss about Apexes.Our host 18 x Australian Champion David Sera explains how to identify what an apex is, how to distinguish whether you should be hitting an early, middle or late apex around any given corner.Apexes are possibly the most important part of racing. If you aren't hitting this point, it's likely your kart will be losing grip around
Q & A. lets all improve
Welcome to Episode #9 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace ImagesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat
Covid 19 Karting insight
Welcome to Episode #8 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace ImagesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat
Away and Racing
Welcome to Episode #7 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace ImagesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat
Silly season reviews and previews
Welcome to Episode #5 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace ImagesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat
Aussies VEGAS success.
Welcome to Episode #5 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace ImagesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat
Viva Las vegas
Welcome to Episode #4 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace Images and GDM Van repairs and sparesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best
Bathurst double stacks
Welcome to Episode #3 - Inside Karting presented to you by Pace ImagesInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat
AKC Recap.
Welcome to Episode #2 - Inside KartingInside Karting is hosted by Pro Karting's Jace Lindstrom & 18 x Australian Champion David Sera. With over 50 years experience in the sport between them, the guys will provide an insight into the latest news from the world of karting, expert tips that will see you achieve your personal best & general motorsport chat that should keep you entertained
