Blog, page 3
15 min
Where Am I Losing Time? My Self-Review Routine After Every SessionVideo shows you the mistake; data proves it. My post-session routine: match onboard video with telemetry, then fix the three corners costing the most.17 August 202620 min
Is It Me or the Kart? How I Tell Driving Problems From Setup ProblemsEighty percent of the time it's the driver, not the kart. The method I use to tell setup problems from driving problems, before you touch a spanner.17 August 20268 min
1T vs 2T Loggers: What a Second Temperature Channel Tells You1T means one temperature input, 2T means two. What the second channel actually buys you, who needs it, and the upgrade question answered honestly.28 June 20268 min
F1 Telemetry Explained: Same Science as Karting, Different BudgetF1 telemetry explained by a driver who lived both ends: F2 data rooms and karting tents. Hundreds of channels, one logger, the same six questions.28 June 20268 min
Why Your Lap Timer Isn't Reading Laps (and How to Fix It)A lap timer that won't read laps fails by technology: strip height, GPS gate, beacon sight or dead battery. The diagnosis tree that finds yours in minutes.28 June 20268 min
The Future of Karting Telemetry: From Data Loggers to AI CopilotsWhere karting data is going next, from a driver who lived the arc from dash times to AI coaching. The visible directions as of 2026, and what won't change.27 June 20269 min
Race Weekend Preparation: A Karting Checklist (Data Prep Included)Weekends are won on Thursday night. The full race weekend checklist for karting: kart, gear, driver and data, with a printable PDF for the toolbox.27 June 20268 min
Who Owns Your Racing Data? Telemetry, Privacy and Fair PlayYou generated every byte of your telemetry, so why can't you take it with you? My position on racing data ownership, portability and fair play.27 June 20268 min
Seat Position and Weight Distribution: What Actually Changes in the DataThe seat is the biggest setup lever most drivers never touch. Why it rules the kart's balance, what height cost me, and the before/after data experiment.26 June 20269 min
Kart Understeer or Oversteer? Diagnosing Balance From DataFront washing wide or rear snapping loose? A decision tree that reads minimum speed and steering corrections to name your kart's balance problem.26 June 20268 min
Overtaking in Karting: Setting Up Passes That StickThe inside means the corner is yours. Where passes really happen, the around-the-outside odds nobody calculates, and the one group move worth its risk.26 June 20268 min
CHT vs Water Temp: Which Temperature Should You Monitor?Cylinder head temperature or water temperature? What each sensor really watches, why air-cooled classes have no choice, and when running both makes sense.25 June 2026