Peter Lawton Racing

I recently participated in my first DMAX race and this is how it unfolded: during practice and qualifying, I demonstrated consistency with my lap times, which enabled me to secure a third-place position. The race commenced well, with me maintaining third place, and my objective was to aim for second and first place. However, the top two drivers pulled ahead, and I found myself primarily battling with the driver in fourth place, who was also performing strongly. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this weekend and I am looking forward to my next race.

Great to catch up with my karting coach Hadley Simpson.

Well done to him and his teammate Tom Holland on their win today in the British GT Championship

Trip to Daytona Motorsport today had a race in the D-Max karts. Great fun started p3 finished p3

Fatal crash in 24h Qualifiers race on the Nordschleife claims driver's life 66-year-old driver Juha Miettinen died following a severe seven-car crash, bringing Saturday’s 24h Qualifiers race at the Nürburgring Nordschleife to a tragic end. The race was immediately stopped following the crash and emergency responders rushed to the scene. The Swede, driver of the #121 BMW ...

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The second race of the year at Midland Karting was a resounding success. I began strongly, familiarizing myself with the track and learning optimal overtaking strategies. Throughout the session, I engaged in a spirited battle with the driver in second place, Arthur, who demonstrated impressive speed and expertise. After he overtook me, I followed closely, adopting his lines and exchanging positions frequently. The session progressed smoothly until I attempted to pass another driver at Turn 1 and was forced into the barrier. Following a brief delay, I resumed racing, albeit solo, for the remainder of the session. Overall, it was a positive outing, marking my second consecutive successful race.

Reading Racecar Engineering with my little sister