Five outstanding Australian karting talents have been selected to compete in the 2023 Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals in Bahrain on December 2-9.
This prestigious international karting event brings together top drivers from around the world, all vying for glory and recognition on the global stage in identical Rotax-powered equipment.
The Australian journey to the Grand Finals culminated in the 2023 Australian Rotax National Cup held last weekend in Ipswich.
Scott Howard, a seasoned Rotax competitor, will proudly represent Australia for the fifth time in the DD2 Masters class.
Queenslander Harrison Hoey will take on the international competition in the top-level DD2 category, aiming to improve his impressive 2022 result.
Australia’s leading junior karting sensation Max Walton, who has dominated the junior scene throughout 2023, will compete in the Junior Max Class, further cementing his status as a future motorsport star.
Jack Webster, hailing from Western Australia, will don the Australian colours in the Senior Max category, bringing his talent to the global stage.
NSW youngster Corey Carson, in his second consecutive appearance at the Grand Finals, will compete in the Mini Max Class, striving to conclude his remarkable year on a high note.
“We are thrilled to announce this exceptional team of drivers to represent Australia at the 2023 Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals,” said Karting Australia Chief Executive Officer Kelvin O’Reilly.
“Among this talented group, three are current Australian Champions, which speaks volumes about the level of talent and experience they bring to the international stage. We have no doubt they will make us proud.”
Australia boasts a strong legacy at the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals, with a history of impressive victories and performances throughout the years. The Grand Finals provide a unique platform for these talented Australian drivers to showcase their skills and compete on an international level.
“We are excited to welcome the Australian drivers alongside the best Rotax drivers in the world at the 2023 Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals. Since the inception of the Grand Finals, Australian competitors have always made an impact on the track and got right into the spirit of the event off the track and I expect not different this year,” said Helmut Voglsam, Sales Manager at Rotax Karting.
For Further Information on the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals please visit https://grandfinals.rotax-racing.com/