Entries Open for City of Sydney
Entries are now open for the 2024 City of Sydney Karting Titles. The organiser says “Don’t wait too long to enter, as some classes are expected to oversubscribe”. Entries can …
Entries are now open for the 2024 City of Sydney Karting Titles. The organiser says “Don’t wait too long to enter, as some classes are expected to oversubscribe”. Entries can …
Karting Australia has introduced an Honours and Awards program to recognise outstanding contributions and achievements within the Australian Karting community.
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Karting Victoria’s annual awards night was held at the Taylors Lakes Hotel in Melbourne last night to award the 2023 Karters Of The Year and various series trophies.
The prize for the Team Principal of the winning team in the Max Laybutt Teams Challenge has DOUBLED, from $2000 to $4000! (and it’ll be a little ‘Noisy’…)
Over 200 karters headed to Rochester on the weekend chasing a black number plate for victory in the 2023 Victorian State Cup. Ayrton Creagh reports (and nominates his Driver Of The weekend)
The Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals 2023 officially started with check-ins for nearly 400 drivers on the weekend, including five Aussies chasing victory in karting’s most global event.
CC Racing in Melbourne will be closed for an extended break from mid-December to mid-January.
The winning Team Principal in the inaugural Max Laybutt Teams Challenge, part of the 2024 City of Sydney Titles, will pocket $2000.
Kobe McInerney and Tyler Everingham made successful returns to karting at the Warwick Summer Series event on the weekend, taking first and third in their respective classes on the final day.
The Australian Summer Series event three for 2023 was held in Queensland with more new winners to the Series being crowned at the Warwick Kart Club on Saturday afternoon.
Junior driver Lewis Wherrell has taken out the FIA’s inaugural International Karting Ranking point score. Best placed Australian was William Calleja, ranked 49th.
DPE will manufacture a Limited Edition run of a very special 50th Anniversary Arrow X6.2. Just 50 karts will be built, each identified by a numbered plate built into the chassis and issued with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Auskart Racing has experienced a 322% increase in its average entry numbers from 2020 to 2023. These impressive figures were revealed at the club’s presentation which saw three new Arrow karts given away.
The 2024 Retro karting series will kick off with three State Championships followed by the Tony Agland Memorial and conclude with the RKA Nationals in Victoria.