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UK Karting Trivia Quiz

Questions based on aspects of karting in the UK.

A multiple-choice quiz by CanaryYellow. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
CanaryYellow

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
338,228

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
222

Last 3 plays: Guest 49 (8/10), Guest 172 (5/10), Guest 149 (10/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. A marshal waves a blue flag at you. What is he indicating? Hint

You have been disqualified

You just blew it

A faster driver is behind you

There is an accident ahead

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Question 2 of 10

2. You are shown a black flag. What should you do? Hint

Leave the circuit as you have broken the rules and the race director is removing you from the race

You need new tyres

There is oil or debris on the track

Acknowledge the flag with a wave and continue

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Question 3 of 10

3. In the 2000s decade, Honda, WTP, and Comer cadets were very popular classes for what reason? Hint

They are for heavy drivers over 100kgs

They were for young children aged between 8 and 13

They are for senior drivers aged over 40

They were used solely for female drivers

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Question 4 of 10

4. With regards to the kart itself, what does TAG stand for? Hint

Tyres and Grip

Touch and Go

The Amazing Go-Kart

Timing Auto Generator

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Question 5 of 10

5. What is a hairpin? Hint

Something to keep your helmet on

A very tight corner

A device which holds the pedals to the kart

Another term for the gas pedal

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which foot is used by almost all drivers for braking? Hint

Right foot

Left foot

There are no brakes on karts

Both feet at once

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Question 7 of 10

7. A red and yellow striped flag is shown to you. What does it mean? Hint

End of the race

Slippery surface

Slow down and be prepared to stop

Stop

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Question 8 of 10

8. By what three-letter abbreviation is the kart track at Grantham, Lincolnshire, better known? Hint

MFI

PFI

GKC

LKC

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Question 9 of 10

9. What is a nassau panel? Hint

A piece of bodywork

A group of experts who decide on punishments for violations

An engine component

A nickname of a steering wheel

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Question 10 of 10

10. What would fitting an Alfano or Mychron enable you to do? Hint

See your lap times

Start and stop your kart off at the touch of a button

Use a turbo boost

Strap yourself in with harnesses

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. A marshal waves a blue flag at you. What is he indicating?

Answer: A faster driver is behind you

A stationary flag generally indicates faster drivers are approaching from a distance, while a waved blue flag indicates they are very close behind. It is courteous to move aside and allow them to pass.

2. You are shown a black flag. What should you do?

Answer: Leave the circuit as you have broken the rules and the race director is removing you from the race

Black flags are generally issued because of poor driving standards, although they are also used if a race director wishes to remove a kart or driver for any reason they see fit under the rules.

3. In the 2000s decade, Honda, WTP, and Comer cadets were very popular classes for what reason?

Answer: They were for young children aged between 8 and 13

Comer engines are 60cc 2-stroke engines, Honda cadets use a single 4-stroke GX160 engine, and WTP are also 60cc 2-stroke engines with an electric start button. All three offer great entry level racing to young drivers, and many professional drivers began their careers driving these.

4. With regards to the kart itself, what does TAG stand for?

Answer: Touch and Go

Some karts have an electric start button. These are commonly known as TAG or touch and go.

5. What is a hairpin?

Answer: A very tight corner

These tight corners are normally 180 degree corners and a great deal of time can be made or lost through these challenging turns.

6. Which foot is used by almost all drivers for braking?

Answer: Left foot

While it is possible to have your right foot operate a brake, it is standard practice for it to be attached to the left pedal.

7. A red and yellow striped flag is shown to you. What does it mean?

Answer: Slippery surface

The slippery surface flag is shown to indicate the track has become slippery. The most common reason is oil, fuel, or water being dropped on the track.

8. By what three-letter abbreviation is the kart track at Grantham, Lincolnshire, better known?

Answer: PFI

PFI or PF International is named after its founder, Paul Fletcher.

9. What is a nassau panel?

Answer: A piece of bodywork

It is the piece of plastic bodywork which is attached between the steering column and the kart floor tray.

10. What would fitting an Alfano or Mychron enable you to do?

Answer: See your lap times

They are both popular brands of timing systems. They also give a lot of other data such as split times, revs per minute, running time, and g-forces to name but a few of their many functions.

Source: Author CanaryYellow

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