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Lazer
FX Speedway Experience
real head-to-head racing at Lazer FX Speedway and discover why indoor karting is
the fastest-growing sport in the United States. If you think this is kids
play...well, think again! Our high-performance European karts are capable of 45
mph, and that seems extremely fast when you are sitting just one inch off of the
ground trying to navigate a 1/4-mile road course! Lazer FX Speedway has invested
over $2 million in the latest go kart technology to combat the environmental
problems caused by running traditional gas engines indoors. Ultimately our
development team created the world's best electric kart known as the Formula FX
Pro Kart, and nothing else compares! From a competition standpoint, our
high-performance electric karts accelerate quicker and handle better than any
other indoor competition kart on the planet, and you will only find them at
Lazer FX Speedway! We also have junior karts for kids, and you only need to be
48" tall to race. Best of all, the action takes place inside our
comfortable state-of-the-art climate-controlled facilities and there are no
smelly fumes! The end result is North America's best motorsports entertainment
venue, and nowhere else can you find the adrenalin rush created by this type of
side-by-side race action. It is so good that it's been called the ultimate
indoor entertainment, and all of our tracks are open seven days a week. We only
close for Christmas (except Vegas) and private events, and you can check
availability online by clicking on the calendar link at the track of your
choice. We
welcome everyone, from walk-in racers who want to race family, friends and other
customers, to private groups both small and large. Lazer FX Speedway caters to
corporate events, team building programs, birthday and bachelor parties, new
product launches, training seminars, meetings and other special occasions. We
have seven similar tracks, two in southern California (serving Riverside, San
Bernardino, Orange, and San Diego Counties plus the entire Inland Empire),
Dallas, Oklahoma, two in Nevada and one in Jersey City (serving New York City
and New Jersey) with others planned throughout North America. In fact Lazer FX.,
the company who franchises Lazer FX Speedway, is currently working to create a
network of 20-plus tracks. Indoor
Karting Indoor karting is probably
the closest thing to real racing that most people will ever experience. After
every race, each racer is given a Race Time™ that allows the driver to check a
wide range of race statistics. The unique Race Time™ computer program can only
be found at Lazer FX Speedway. It also allows competitors to view lap times and
race position in real-time during each and every race on a 10-foot-wide
television screen. What is even better is the fact that you can go online to
view your results as well as the top times of the day, week, and month.
How
the electric go kart changed the sport The
popularity
of indoor racing dramatically increased with the creation of the electric kart
around the start of the new millennium. Engineers working on
hundred-million-dollar electric-vehicle projects for the automotive industry had
figured out how to make more power out of compact motors. Simultaneously,
battery packs were getting smaller and more potent, and the electronics were
getting more high-tech and durable. The early days of indoor go kart racing were
hampered by exhaust from the four-stroke engines that powered what was otherwise
a well-built chassis. The carbon-monoxide output in a confined space basically
limited the audience to mostly teenagers and young men. The rest of the family
typically stayed away from the tracks because the exhaust is impossible to
eliminate. Let’s face it – only a rare breed tolerates the odor and
doesn’t mind being subjected to the potential health concerns. Indoor tracks
that use gas-powered go karts are normally required by law to use giant fans to
vent out the unhealthy air; this generally makes it next to impossible to
incorporate creature comforts for the participants such as air-conditioning and
heating. It is the introduction of these comfort elements that has made go kart
racing incredibly popular with corporate team-building events and private
parties. It has also totally changed the image of indoor karting into a
respectable sport that has wide-range appeal. Fact
is, the fleet of electric karts used at Lazer FX Speedway costs about three
times as much as a comparable fleet of gas karts, but we know that it is worth
every penny. This allows racers to compete in the comfort of a
climate-controlled indoor race track with the most-competitive go karts in the
world. Now,
critics have argued that electric karts are heavier, and that is true. But the
electric karts also produce the equivalent of 18 horsepower compared to the
6.5-horsepower created by the average gas kart used for indoor competition.
Electric motors also create more torque, which is the strength of the motor.
This is why electric karts accelerate quicker than their gas-powered kin, making
the weight argument a moot point. Interestingly enough, the most powerful trucks
and trains in the world are actually electric powered. They use on-board gas
engines to power generators that run electric motors. In fact, the world’s
fastest electric motorcycle has run the quarter mile in 7.890 seconds with a top
speed of 174.05mph! Even more impressive is the fact that the world’s fastest
electric car has traveled 321.834mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats during the
S.C.T.A. World Finals! As you know, electric vehicles are already on the road
today and there is a heavy push by government and environmental agencies to make
them the wave of the future. No wonder why so many research and development
dollars are being spent on this technology around the world! From
a tuning standpoint, electric motors are also much easier to maintain and keep
consistent. The biggest challenge with small gas engines lays in the carburetor.
The carburetor uses a series of tiny parts (usually made out of brass) called
“jets” to control the proper air/fuel mixture. The opening on some
“jets” can be as small as the eye of a needle, and they can become easily
clogged by the very gas that feeds the engine. The small gas-powered motors
struggle and loose performance when this happens. This is why there are so many
commercials on TV that talk about engine cleaning problems. They tend to hiccup,
sputter and cough, which takes away from the racing experience. Now, the quick
fix is to externally try to adjust the idle screw on the go kart carburetor, but
this really is not a cure. There are several different air/fuel circuits in the
carburetor that control bottom-end, midrange and top-end power, and they all
have to be working properly to maximize power. Remember, if the TV commercials
are touting how clogged intake components can hurt your 250-300 horsepower
family car, imagine what they can do to a 6.5 horsepower go kart engine! Adjustability
is another area where electric engines outperform their gas-powered
counterparts. Using a hand-held computer called the K1 controller, we can
fine-tune our FX karts to control a wide range of power characteristics. Our
technicians can adjust everything from throttle response and sensitivity, to
power output through the entire rpm range, and even top speed. More importantly,
the technicians can do this in a matter of seconds without any guess work! The
goal at Lazer FX Speedway is to
maintain the most-consistent fleet of karts on the market so that every racer
has the same opportunity to post their best possible lap time. After all, no one
likes to go to a kart track where there is a chance of getting a slow kart!
While gas karts can vary from kart to kart by as much as two or even three
seconds a lap, the electric karts can easily be kept within tenths of a second
from one another. We also conduct regular test sessions with our top drivers,
which is done under the supervision of master driver chief of indoor kart race
experience. This means that you should be able to race competitively each and
every time you drive one of our high-performance adult or kid karts. All
of the information above is why most industry experts expect gas-powered go
karts to be extinct in the next few years as far as indoor karting is concerned. Better
by race track by design Another
item that has made indoor karting more attractive to a wider range of
individuals has been advances in race track surface preparation and the overall
physical size of the facility. In the past, companies have created “slick
tracks” using polished concrete or asphalt so they could tout “a real racing
surface” in their advertising. This may sound important, but too much tire
grip actually hurts the overall indoor karting experience. If karts are not able
to slide around a little bit on the surface, then it’s difficult to
differentiate between a good and bad driver. Too much grip takes away the talent
aspect of driving, and allows most everyone to drive around at the same speed,
kind of like at an amusement park kart track. And while “slick tracks” can
be fun in moderation, they require a specific technique to master, and that can
take hundreds of hours to learn. The polished concrete surface also slows the
speed of the karts and tends to cause drivers to loose control more often. In
contrast, Lazer FX Speedway worked with a team of highly trained professionals
to develop a track surface that is in between the “slick tracks” and asphalt
tracks of the past. The goal was to
create a surface that is fun for an entry-level driver and yet challenging for
the seasoned professional. It’s a surface that has received a stamp of
approval from NASCAR drivers, Supercross Champions, along with X-Games drivers. We
have taken this surface preparation technique into some of the world’s largest
karting venues. Lazer FX Speedway uses oversize buildings that are as large as
45,000 square feet (about 1.5 covered acres). This allows for tracks that are
wide, fast and with plenty of opportunities for experienced drivers to use their
passing techniques. After all, we allow up to 13 karts on the track at one time
at some of our facilities. Lazer
FX Speedway’s mechanics have also spent the last six years fine-tuning kart
setup on this racing surface to maximize the overall racing experience. We
combine that with a high-tech timing & scoring system called Race Time™
that provides all racers with a score sheet immediately after their races. Race
Time™ shows the racer’s times for every lap, an average lap time, and
position in the race. The Race Time™ program also displays live scoring on a
giant 10’ x 12’ television screen that is visible from the driver’s seat
during the race. Most importantly, it shows who got the fast lap for bragging
rights! We also change the course configuration several times a year to make it
more challenging and to provide diversity. The end result is perhaps the closest
thing to real racing that most people will experience in their lifetime. please vist our myrtle beach, sc location for the award winning lazer tag
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