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everytime you have a loop, there’s centripetal force the track exerts a force on the cart and the cart exerts a force on the track (the result is friction) there is a force exerted by gravity, which is why a car tends to slow down going up a hill (a combination of all the forces becomes too great for the cart to overcome)
