STAGES OF KARTING FORMATION AS ONE OF THE POPULAR AUTOSPORT

Authors

  • Yerzhan Chaldanbayev Kazakh-British Technical University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52167/2790-5829-2022-4-4-8-11

Keywords:

motorsport, karting, tracks, race, competitions

Abstract

Autosport appeared at the end of the 19th century and over time conquered the entire world by giving interested persons a race in the literal and metaphorical sense to develop and transform technical ideas that are based on wheels. Autosport (in English "autosport"), motor sports, also in English "motorsport" — is a category of technical types of sports in which participants compete with each other behind the wheel of cars (prototype, car, truck, SUV, and so on). As of today, there are many different subtypes of motorsport, each of which has its own rules and regulations. Competitions can be for track speed, efficiency, reliability, maneuverability, and so on. Kart racing - a small car consisting of a frame, a motorcycle engine and a seat. Karts cost less than any racing car and are relatively safe. Karting is therefore the ideal sport for beginners and car enthusiasts.

Author Biography

Yerzhan Chaldanbayev, Kazakh-British Technical University

student, Almaty, Kazakhstan, chaldanbayev@list.ru

References

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Published

2022-12-19

How to Cite

Chaldanbayev, Y. (2022). STAGES OF KARTING FORMATION AS ONE OF THE POPULAR AUTOSPORT. International Journal of Advanced Logistics, Transport and Engineering, 4(4), 8–11. https://doi.org/10.52167/2790-5829-2022-4-4-8-11

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Section

Transport, Logistics