Karting New South Wales will allow the Vortex Mini Rok engine used in the Novice and Rookie classes to have its crankshaft main bearing journals hard-chromed.
Over 250 entries are expected for Round 4 of the Ipswich Kart Club Championship this Saturday which will also feature the IKC TAG Titles and the Graham Acerman Memorial for TAG Light.
The fight for the 2020 IAME Euro Series titles was turned upside down in another exciting race meeting from September 18th to 20th on the 7 Laghi Circuit of Castelletto di Branduzzo. Includes video.
Oliver Gray can already be considered one of the revelations of 2020 in the OK category. With with the Leclerc by Lennox Racing team, the young Briton has found the perfect environment to blossom.
The second round of the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy was held in Germany earlier this month. Lachlan Robinson qualified fastest in the Senior MAX field and was ranked second overall for the round.
Stan Pex won the round for Kart Republic, but it was Ricciardo Kart’s Marijn Kremers – the Dutchman with the Australian Manager – who claimed the 2020 European KZ Championship at Genk last weekend. Here’s the report, pics and video of KZ, KZ2 and Academy Trophy.
Motorsport Australia’s Eugene Arocca has issued a state-by-state COVID update pertaining to MA-sanctioned events, thus relevant for most Superkart clubs.
Glenn Keyaert began as a young champion driver from Belgium, but after crossing to the other side of the fence, started as a mechanic for the official CRG team, and is now the CRG Team Manger.
Noah Milell (Tony Kart) and Viktor Gustavsson (Birel) have qualified fastest in KZ and KZ2 respectively at the Genk round of the European Championship.
As the sport emerges from lockdown in most states, Karting Australia reports the participation levels are up on the corresponding (pre-Covid) periods last year.
While he would be the first to agree that the COVID-19 Coronavirus and pandemic have made his quest infinitely harder this year, young Christchurch karter Jacob Douglas is set to return to Italy in October to contest a record fourth consecutive ROK Cup Superfinal event.
As the manager, along with his brother Narciso, of three circuits in Spain, Zuera, Vendrell and Tenerife, Carlos Gil has been involved in karting for 45 years.
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