Yes Mike,
The camera will work in low light conditions but is not submersable. It is however made to attach to a helmet, maybe I should just stop there.
Isn’t the course cool? The boys would wear the tire lettering off in a few laps! (tours as they say there) What a wicked and unforgiving circuit to say the least. Don’t these motors rip when they are spooled up or what?
Did you notice how much the other drivers turn to look behind them?
Roman would get rode into braking zones if the following kart was close enough, particularly when they realized he didn’t had front brakes. And you could see where he had the oppurtunity to turn a competitor around 2-3 times in this short sample. I was standing there when he hit the wall, it was a hard impact that sent one of those mutiple tire sets flying and tipped 2 of them over, they usually just slid a little or moved in the other impacts i witnessed. But he flat lauched these. I like how he got his witts back and checked his spindles to see if it was road worthy and proceeded. This was a last lap heat race incident while running in 11th place and hurt our starting grid position significantly.
Again, we had so much fun. I’m so proud of all the boys. Marc and Kyle were really the class of the Americans there. Marc did not get in a lap for the final (slammed from behind /turn 1) but ran consistent and had the least crash damage of anyone. It was fun watching the other drivers warming up to us after each track session. The team work was incredible, anyone working on everyones kart at any given time.
We’ll get the video edited for the banquet but wanted to get a sample done to demonstrate.
Rick