@Harjun: Karting is fiercly competetive. Rental karts and championship racing are leagues apart. It's like a trackday and the DTM, if you get my analogy. It's not arrive and drive. As Lep said earlier, you need about 10k Euros to consider a full season. I'm doubtful that you have what it takes. Nothing personal, but judging from all the complaints on here about your driving, IDK if you'd be good in a kart.
You'd need (at the minimum)
A mechanic or two to tune/repair the karts
A vehicle to transport them all. Idk if a Galaxy is big enough. I'd personally rent a Transit or something for it. Or maybe a pickup truck?
Enough money for entry fees/track days/parts
LOTS of spare parts. Most likely you'll crash/be taken out in somebody else's incident
A healthy dose of luck
Good vision
Fast reflexes (so's you can avoid a wreck in front of ya)
A race suit/helmet/gloves/boots/spare clothes
Health insurance (Not really needed. Just in case you get injured)
PETROL (Thanks to whoever pointed this out)
DK
EDIT: As Nathan_French suggested, that's a list of what you may need
Have you tried calling tracks and asking about maybe testing your kart (assuming you've got one on it
You'd need (at the minimum)
A mechanic or two to tune/repair the karts
A vehicle to transport them all. Idk if a Galaxy is big enough. I'd personally rent a Transit or something for it. Or maybe a pickup truck?
Enough money for entry fees/track days/parts
LOTS of spare parts. Most likely you'll crash/be taken out in somebody else's incident
A healthy dose of luck
Good vision
Fast reflexes (so's you can avoid a wreck in front of ya)
A race suit/helmet/gloves/boots/spare clothes
Health insurance (Not really needed. Just in case you get injured)
PETROL (Thanks to whoever pointed this out)
DK
EDIT: As Nathan_French suggested, that's a list of what you may need
Have you tried calling tracks and asking about maybe testing your kart (assuming you've got one on it