Gokarts
Go-karts are small motorized vehicles designed for racing or recreation on dedicated tracks. They are characterized by a simple steel chassis, a single seat, a steering wheel, a rear axle, and a low-profile body. Propulsion is typically provided by a small gasoline engine (commonly 50–125 cc) or an electric drive using a battery and motor. Most recreational karts are simple, with a single ratio or a basic clutch system; higher level racing karts can have multi-speed gearboxes, advanced brakes, and adjustable aerodynamics.
Go-karts originated in the United States during the 1950s, when Art Ingels and others built a small,
Professional racing go-karts fall into several categories, such as sprint karts for short circuits, road-racing karts,
Safety is a central concern: operators wear helmets and protective clothing, tracks require safety belts or