Brookhaven RP Summer Carnival Go Kart Times & Rewards

The Brookhaven RP Summer Carnival Go Kart event runs for a limited time each summer, with races available throughout the day and rewards given as cosmetic items, cash, and exclusive carnival-themed accessories. You enter the go-kart track near the carnival area, race against other players or the clock, and earn rewards based on your finishing position and lap times. Below is a full breakdown of the event schedule, how the rewards work, and tips for getting the most out of the carnival.

Formula

The calculator above works out your average pace and speed for a go-kart lap. The formula is:

Average pace (min/km) = Finish time (minutes) ÷ Distance (kilometers)

Average speed (km/h) = Distance (kilometers) ÷ (Finish time (minutes) ÷ 60)

Where:

• Finish time – total time to complete the lap, in minutes (e.g., 5 minutes)
• Distance – length of the track, in kilometers (e.g., 1 km)

This is a general speed/pace calculator – the actual in-game track length is not published, but you can estimate it by timing a full lap and using the in-game minimap scale.

Worked Example

Using the default values: finish time = 5 minutes, distance = 1 km.

Average pace = 5 ÷ 1 = 5.00 min/km

Average speed = 1 ÷ (5 ÷ 60) = 1 ÷ 0.0833 = 12.00 km/h

So if you complete a 1 km lap in 5 minutes, your average pace is 5 minutes per kilometer and your average speed is 12 km/h.

Event Background and How It Works

The Summer Carnival Go Kart event is a seasonal feature in Brookhaven RP, a Roblox roleplay game. It typically appears during the summer months (June–August) and is part of a larger carnival update that includes games, food stalls, and rides. The go-kart track is usually located near the beach or the carnival grounds, marked by a large tent and a checkered flag.

To participate, you walk up to the kart station and press the interact button (E on PC, tap on mobile). You can choose between a single-player time trial or a multiplayer race with up to 8 players. Each race lasts about 2–4 minutes depending on the track length and number of laps. After the race, you return to the starting area and receive rewards based on your position.

Weekly Schedule and Time Windows

The event does not run 24/7. It follows a weekly rotation that the developers announce on the official Brookhaven RP social media channels and in the game’s Discord server. Typically:

• Monday–Friday: The track is open from 4 PM to 10 PM (server time, usually UTC or EST depending on the server).
• Saturday–Sunday: The track is open from 10 AM to midnight, with extended hours.
• Special events: Occasionally, a “Double Rewards Weekendâ€� is held, where all rewards are doubled.

Because the exact times change each year, check the in-game announcements board near the carnival entrance for the current week’s schedule. The times are usually aligned with peak player hours to ensure enough participants for multiplayer races.

Rewards and How They Are Earned

Rewards are given immediately after the race ends. They fall into three categories:

• Cash: You earn in-game currency (Brookhaven Bucks) based on your position – 1st place gets the most, last place gets a smaller participation amount.
• Cosmetic items: These are exclusive to the summer carnival. Examples include a go-kart helmet, racing gloves, a checkered flag accessory, and a carnival-themed t-shirt. Some items are only available for a limited time and never return.
• Tickets: You get carnival tickets that can be spent at the prize booth for random items like plushies, balloons, or rare furniture.

The exact reward amounts are not officially published, but based on player reports, 1st place typically earns around 500–1,000 cash and 10–20 tickets, while last place earns about 100–200 cash and 5 tickets. Cosmetic items are awarded based on cumulative participation – for example, completing 10 races unlocks a special helmet.

How to Choose the Right Race Mode

There are two modes: Time Trial and Multiplayer. Choosing the right one depends on your goal:

• Time Trial: Best for practicing the track and beating your own record. It gives a smaller cash reward but is more reliable because you don’t depend on other players.
• Multiplayer: Best for earning maximum rewards, especially if you are confident in your driving. You also get bonus tickets for every player you beat.

If you are new to the track, start with Time Trial to learn the corners and shortcuts. Once you can consistently finish without hitting walls, switch to Multiplayer for the higher rewards.

Common Problems and Misconceptions

A frequent misconception is that the go-kart event is always available – it is not. It is a seasonal event, and the track disappears after the summer update ends. Another common issue is that players think rewards are based on lap time alone, but position in multiplayer races matters more. For example, a player who finishes 2nd with a faster lap time than the winner still gets 2nd place rewards.

Technical issues can also occur:

• Kart not spawning: This usually happens when the event is about to end or if you are in a private server without the event enabled. Leave and rejoin the server.
• Rewards not showing: Check your inventory – sometimes items appear under the “Carnivalâ€� category. If they are missing, restart the game.
• Track lag: If the track lags, reduce your graphics settings or switch to a less populated server.

Safety and Fair Play

While the go-kart event is virtual, there are still community rules. Do not use exploits or speed hacks – this can lead to a ban. In multiplayer races, deliberately ramming other players is considered poor sportsmanship and may get you kicked from the server. The track has barriers and safety rails, but in-game physics can cause your kart to flip if you hit them at high speed – this is not a bug, it is part of the game.

If you are a parent, note that the game is rated for all ages, but online interactions are not moderated. The go-kart event is safe, but it is always good to play with friends or in a private server.

Alternatives and Similar Events

If the go-kart event is not running, Brookhaven RP has other summer activities:

• Carnival games: Ring toss, balloon darts, and a shooting gallery – these give tickets too.
• Beach races: Sometimes a separate beach buggy race is held at the same time.
• Obstacle course: A timed parkour course near the carnival that gives cash rewards.

These alternatives are also seasonal and may not be available after the summer update.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact go-kart event times this week?

The exact times are not fixed and change weekly. Check the in-game announcement board near the carnival entrance or the official Brookhaven RP social media page for the current schedule. Typically, weekdays are 4–10 PM and weekends are 10 AM–midnight, but this can vary.

Do I get rewards even if I finish last?

Yes, you always get a participation reward – usually a small amount of cash and a few tickets. The amount is lower than for higher positions, but you still earn something.

Can I keep the go-kart items after the event ends?

Yes, all cosmetic items you earn are permanently added to your inventory. They do not disappear when the event ends. However, you cannot earn new items after the event is over.

Is the go-kart track the same every year?

No, the track layout changes each summer. The developers often add new turns, ramps, or shortcuts. The general theme stays the same, but the exact track is different.

How long does a single race last?

A race typically lasts 2–4 minutes, depending on the number of laps (usually 2–3 laps) and the track length. Time trial is usually one lap, which takes about 1–2 minutes.

Can I play the go-kart event in a private server?

Yes, but you need to enable the event in the server settings. In a private server, you can race alone or with friends, and rewards are still given. However, some multiplayer-only achievements may not be available.

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in t | Finish time | min | 5 | 0
in d | Distance | km | 1 | 0 | 100000
out pace | Average pace | min/km | t / d | 2
out speed | Average speed | km/h | d / (t / 60) | 2