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Karting News Briefs

15 April 2014

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lotta movie motion in today's briefs...

• Work has commenced on the Wimmera Club's track at Horsham. "With the bump being repaired on the sweeper coming onto the main straight, the track will be back to its original status of being the best small circuit I have driven on" said Australian karting legend Remo Luciani, who is a life member of the WKRC. "It will create good opportunities for passing at the end of the straight." The works will be completed well in time for Round 3 of the Victorian Country Series on 18 May.
  
  Above: Significant track work underway at Horsham. pic - WKRC
  

• Video: Rotax Pro Tour wrap:
  
  
  
• MOJO Moments! More videos from Pro Tour Lithgow:
  
  Above: Saturday chats with drivers and crew
  
  
  Above: WA J-Max drivers
  
  
• Dont forget, live commentary from the Nationals this Sunday!
  
  
  
• This clip is not karting, but after the heart-rate trace of Jordie Ford in our last News Briefs, it's pretty relevant. Mark Webber talking about the science of driver preparation for hot F1 races:
  
  
  
• Karting: Pure Racing & Passion - a video clip from the Winter Cup 2014 with words from 5-times World Champion Davide Foré:
  
  
  
• The karts stolen from the UK Kart Force 'Karting for Injured Troops' organisation have been recovered. The two machines were found by police two days after they went missing. Charity founder Dave Player was overwhelmed by the police response and the outpouring of public support following the burglary. "It’s been a roller coaster week " the wheelchair-bound former Army Royal Engineer said. "It’s fantastic how so many people have got behind us." More HERE.

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