F1 Drive with Brad Philpot

Brad teaches us how to combine DRS and ERS to dominate your lap at F1 Drive

F1® DRIVE London

750 High Rd.

London

N17 0AP

 

F1 Drive Track Guide

Fast footage

This video tutorial guides you on how to maximize your lap times using the technically advanced F1 Drive rental karts equipped with DRS (Drag Reduction System) and ERS (Energy Recovery System) boosts. These features bring Formula 1 technology to the karting world, offering a unique and exhilarating driving experience.

Date: April, 2024
Conditions: Dry
Type of video: Voice over race footage with slow-motion detail
Best lap: 43.3 seconds, Pole Position (P1)
Camera: GoPro Hero 11 Mini

Driver notes

Overtaking:
Make the most of the DRS zones on straights for effective overtaking. Just like in real F1, DRS activates when you are within a second of the kart in front.

Pro tips:
Mastering ERS: It’s crucial to deploy your ERS at the optimum times each lap to maximise its benefits and avoid wasting energy in less advantageous sections. The most advantageous time is under acceleration.

Kart review

Electric Biz karts with a custom LCD dashboard. These rental karts are averagely fast and integrate cutting-edge technology. They are not the fastest in raw speed, they excel in tech sophistication.

Inside the F1 Drive Experience

The F1 Drive karting experience is curated by Formula 1 experts to mimic the technical intricacies of a real F1 car. The venue boasts the title of the best indoor kart circuit in the UK, featuring top-tier facilities:

Restaurant: Offers a high-quality dining experience that complements the racing thrill.

Theming and Branding: Immerses guests in the Formula 1 atmosphere, from visuals to the minutiae of design.

Briefing Video: Detailed and informative, preparing drivers effectively before they hit the track.

Circuit Design: Though compact, the track is meticulously designed to challenge drivers and highlight the technical features of the F1 Drive karts.

Value for Money

F1 Simulation: Excellent value for those seeking an immersive Formula 1-type experience with technical driving enhancements.

Pure Racing: Less favourable for those who prefer traditional kart racing due to the high-tech focus.

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