Yasmina Egamberdieva began karting at the age of six. Today, she is a master of international sports and holds a gold medal at the prestigious FIA Asia Pacific Motorsport Championship in the international category.
According to Yasmina, she participates in three disciplines. One of them is 4T, where she develops a speed of 80–90 kilometers per hour. She drives even faster at 100–110 kilometers per hour. Additionally, she has a six-speed gearbox, where she reaches speeds over 120 kilometers per hour.
Recently, Yasmina and her team underwent training in Russia, mastering new skills, including driving karts in rainy weather. According to her, driving in the rain provides more experience because the road becomes slippery, yet the driver keeps the car on the track and does not leave it. This experience was something completely new for her.
The article also examines topics such as what happens on the track when high speed, rain, and fierce competition combine, why there are so few girls in karting, and what role her father plays in the athlete's career.