With everyone on new tyres on a 32-degree day, grip was high and the lap times low for the opening event on the Gippsland Go Kart Club’s calendar for 2022, the February club day on Sunday.
Jamie Rowe, Ryan Wyhoon, Bryce Felmingham and Jordan Bantick all enjoyed a clean sweep of their respective categories, taking wins in all three eight-lap heats plus the 12-lap finals.
Results (overall points for the day):
Cadet 9
1 Jordan Bantick
2 Samuel Jansen van Vuuren
3 Oliver Armitt

Cadet 12
1 Bryce Felmingham
2 Corey O’Brien
3 Tyler Interlandi

KA4 Junior Light
1 Ryan Wyhoon
2 Nate Young
3 Cody Boys

KA4 Junior Heavy
1 Isabel Rowe
2 Ieasha Rowe
3 Cameron Anderson

KA3 Senior Light
1 Jamie Rowe
2 Nick Popple
3 Liam Kaldvee

KA3 Senior Medium
1 Bodhi Bright
2 Mark Wicks
3 Max O’Connor

TaG 125 Light
1 Troy Alger
2 Jamie Rowe
3 Zane Bright

TaG 125 Heavy
1 Geoff Wyhoon
2 David Bishoff
3 Cameron Correa

First ever race meeting for Cadet 12 driver Cohen O’Connor (pic – Steve Dansie) Jesse Stockdale under pressure from Thomas Brook, KA3 Senior Medium (pic – Steve Dansie) Nate Young came second in KA4 Junior Light (pic – Steve Dansie) Cameron Anderson, 3rd in KA4 Junior Heavy (pic – Steve Dansie) The Precision Karting awning was a popular place to find some shade (pic – Steve Dansie) TaG 125 Light, Jamie Rowe (48), Zane Bright (58) and Troy Alger (pic – Steve Dansie) TaG 125 Heavy, David Bishoff leads Cameron Correa. Correa won the second heat, but had to pull out of the event when he ran out of brake pad (pic – Steve Dansie) Kids band together to clean up the circuit after the meeting (pic – Steve Dansie) KA3 Senior Medium, Grant Wicks leads Bodhi Bright and Ben Fisher (pic – Steve Dansie) Teilor Woolford ahead of kerb-hopping Max O’Connor, KA3 Senior Medium (pic – Steve Dansie) Jesse Stockdale mows the lawn, KA3 Senior Medium (pic – Steve Dansie) Cadets, Tyler Interlandi (28) and Samuel Jansen van Vuuren (37) (pic – Steve Dansie)