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Archerfield Speed Karts is also is a good track too.....fast kart....I have already had a Race package booked with my other friend in this tuesday nite....Most of the people think Archerfield is better then Kingston....and I am holding the record on the big track in there on normal kart at 46.995sec

squizz how bout ya do a few laps round the track and then jump in the kart, see if that makes a difference  :lol:

...it's just a GTR bodykit for a go-kart, really

I think you're on to something!

squizz how bout ya do a few laps round the track and then jump in the kart, see if that makes a difference  :lol:

Unless you're suggesting I run around the track, in which case call the 'medics, I ain't gonna make it!

So if there anyone on here who's name that isnt on the list, that will be going? If I get a few more, I'll make a call on wednesday and look at what the cost is involved in hiring out the track for the amount of people we have for 30-40mins.

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