Two Australians made the podium and two more were classified inside the top ten at the recent 2025 SKUSA SuperNationals in Las Vegas.
Former SuperNats winner Kip Foster placed third in KA100 Masters, and Olly Williamson was third in Mini Swift.
Starting 23rd, Mika Lemasurier charged in the X30 Pro final, at one point getting into the lead of the race with a pass on pro-driver Joe Turney. Unfortunately his time in the lead was short lived, eventually classified 6th.
Meanwhile in KA100 Junior, Jay Kostecki started 18th and was classified 9th after penalties.
In Pro Shifter, Sam Dicker was a likely top-tenner, starting from P8, but suffered a flat tyre on the out lap for the final.
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Over a dozen Australians contested the event – see summary below. A full report of Super Sunday is on eKartingnews HERE.
- on-board with Mika video, below
- full results HERE
The Classes & Our Drivers
- Pro X30
- Jackson Souslin-Harlow – 28th
- Brodie Whitmore – DNS (grid 33)
- Lachlan Cini – DNQ (28th in LCQ)
- Mika Lemasurier – 6th
- Jaiden Pope – DQ (started 28th)
- Pro Shifter
- Samuel Dicker – DNF, flat tyre (started 8th)
- Nick Mitic – 23rd
- KA100 Master
- Kip Foster – 3rd
- KA100 Senior
- Jackson Souslin-Harlow – 32nd
- Keegan Fraser – 20th
- X30 Junior
- Mason Lucchiti – DNQ (11th in LCQ)
- Braxton Reagan – 36th
- KA100 Junior
- Riley Harrison – 22nd
- Mason Lucchiti – 19th
- Braxton Reagan – DNQ (25th in LCQ)
- Jay Kostecki – 9th
- Mini Swift
- Oliver Williamson – 3rd
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