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A three-way fight for the KZ2 title between ACT’s Josh Fife, Victorian Jay Coul and WA’s Sam Dicker will be a highlight of the final round of the Australian Kart Championship in Newcastle this weekend. There’s also five kids in with a chance at KA2…
Driver PR – Having just won the City of Melbourne Titles, Cadet 9 racer Archie Bristow kept the momentum going in Horsham, clean sweeping the category at the fourth round of the Victorian Country Series.
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Driver PR- Liam Pollard was looking to accumulate more championship points as the Victorian Country Series headed to the Wimmera Kart Club for round 4, but an opening heat DNF was not the way to start.
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Driver PR – After qualifying P3, Mathew Basso made a clean sweep of the KA4 Junior Light class at the Wimmera round of the Victorian Country Series on the weekend.
It might be Texas, but the Amarillo Kart Circuit is a scaled-down replica of the Turkish Grand Prix Istanbul Park track. 163 drivers took part at the penultimate round of the Texas Sprint Racing Series.
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Team PR – The busy year continues for Patrizicorse, the team heading down to Victoria for the City of Melbourne Titles last week, running six drivers across four classes and entering Sunday with a shot at winning two junior classes.
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There were many close finishes as 103 drivers contested the Route 66 Sprint Series rounds five and six event at the extended Cincinnati Kart Plex earlier this month.
A record 162 karters lined up in Hamilton on the weekend for the first of four rounds of the NZ upper North Island series which provides a pathway from club racing to higher levels of the sport.
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Driver PR – Tasmanian junior racer Denzil Sargent starred at the City of Melbourne Titles on the weekend, qualifying fastest and finishing on the podium in KA4 Junior Heavy.
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Driver PR – Victorian karter John Reynolds took on one of the biggest meetings of his career in a kart he designed and built himself, racing at the pointy end of the TaG Restricted Medium field at the City of Melbourne Titles.
Driver PR – The Pocket Rocket Brothers, Oscar and Koda Singh, took on all the other kids in both Cadet classes at the 36th running of the City of Melbourne Titles over the weekend.
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Driver PR – 14-year-old privateer racer Ethan Briggs showed he’ll be one to watch in future, qualifying on the front row of KA3 Senior Medium at the City of Melbourne Titles.
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Driver PR – Tik Toker Mathew Basso made another visit to the Go Kart Club of Victoria in season 2022, this time taking on the 36th running of the Panduit City of Melbourne Kart Titles in the competitive KA4 Junior Light class.
Driver PR – Brothers Kristian and Lukas Janev contested the City of Melbourne titles on the weekend, Kristian winning his first major title in Seniors, while Lukas got himself into the top ten despite missing the opening day of the event!
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Driver PR – Ayrton Dalmaso returned to the Go Kart club of Victoria over the weekend – this time as a Junior – to be part of the huge KA3 Junior field for the 36th running of the Panduit City of Melbourne Titles.
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Driver PR – At a circuit on which he’s had success in the past, Braden Clark took on the KA3 Senior Medium field aboard new equipment for the City of Melbourne Titles on the weekend.
Driver PR – The Bright Brothers Racing trio of drivers took on big, quality fields at the 36th running of the City of Melbourne titles on the weekend.
Driver PR – After qualifying on the front row of a capacity Cadet 12 field, Jack Jenkins experienced a “what could have been” weekend at the City of Melbourne Titles.
Driver PR – Liam Pollard overcame engine problems to finish inside the top ten of the TaG 125 Heavy class at the weekend’s City of Melbourne Titles.
Driver PR – Jett Kocoski has had a flat out month of racing and continued that over the weekend by mading the trip down to Victoria for the 36th running of the Panduit City of Melbourne Kart Titles.
Team PR – Tyler Greenbury Racing took a team of 11 drivers across five classes to the Ipswich Kart Club’s TaG Titles race meeting, which doubled as round 5 of the club championship.
Team PR – Tecno Karts Victoria / Country Kart Spares made the trip to the capital of Victoria for the 36th running of the City of Melbourne Kart Titles with a small team of four drivers over three classes.
Team PR – Victory in what many saw as the premier class of the meeting, plus a bunch of podiums in other categories rounded out a successful weekend for the Pro Karting team drivers at the City of Melbourne Titles on the weekend.
Driver PR – Max Chudasko returned to the scene of his karting career highlight on the weekend, but in the end the City of Melbourne Titles didn’t turn out the same way as his AKC round victory.
Driver PR – Having moved to the Tony Kart Australia team, Ashton Cattach continued his busy 2022 season by contesting the 36th running of the Panduit City of Melbourne Titles.