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With all that has been with covid, the TEKA fraternity had been chewing at the bit to get back on track, finally achieving that feat at what some think to be the spiritual home of TEKA, the Newcastle Kart Racing Club.
Jay Coul has been a regular front runner in the Australian Championship series, and now back running under the Parolin Karts Australia / Shamick Racing banner, is looking to take out the big one in 2022, scoring solid points at the opening round.
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Having shown excellent pace at the AKC Shakedown meeting, Max Chudasko was looking to get his CC Racing engined TWM Kart Republic up front in the TaG class for the opening round. And that’s exactly what happened.
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Ashton Cattach had a mountain in front of him taking on the opening round of the SP Tools Australian Kart Champiosnhip. Cattach, who has had a busy start to the …
The Energy Corse Australia team presented ten drivers across five classes at the opening round of the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship on the weekend, taking a win in juniors and podium in seniors.
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Former Australian Kart Championship round winner and current state champion Reece Cohen switched chassis to take on the opening round of the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship at the Go Kart Club of Victoria.
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Pro Karting fielded eight drivers at the opening round of AKC last weekend. Good pace was backed up with valuable series points from the heat races, but things just didn’t work out in the finals.
After being a front runner in the championship in Cadet 12 last year, Cooper Stapleton made his AKC KA4 Junior debut last weekend at the opening round of 2022.
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“I have to be a warrior! In karting, we start with equal chances” says South African Karting Academy Trophy driver Tyler Robinson who gained her seat in the series via the Women in Motorsport commission.
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The opening round of the Australian Kart Championship presented a tough weekend for Aiden Schweikert, commencing with kart damage on the test day prior to the event officially starting.
This time last year he hadn’t even raced a kart. A few days ago he made his AKC debut, and promptly won the final in the Cadet 9 class.
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Former Australian KZ2 Champion, Joshua Fife has made a successful start to his 2022 SP Tools Australian Kart Championship campaign by staging a thrilling last lap pass to take Sunday afternoon’s 25-lap final.
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Two Victorian juniors, Brad Majman and series debutante, Amos Orr have set the track alight in the opening heat races for the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship presented by Castrol EDGE in Melbourne on Saturday.
Supervised by the technical delegate Karl Janga, the close-knit team of Michel Borgeaud, Hans-Jürgen Dangers and Marcello Somera look after the technical matters at FIA Karting events.
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Now all in the senior ranks for 2022, the three Bright Brothers took on the opening round of the Golden Power Series at Numurkah last weekend.
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Desmond Harral started his assault on the South Australian Festival State Cup at Barossa over the weekend, having moved up to Cadet 12 over the off season.
After moving to the Cadet 12 class in the back end of last year, Jai George has not been off the podium in 2022. The latest round of the Golden Power Series kept the Parolin driver’s podium trend intact.
Ashton Cattach has been to multiple different tracks in preparation for a block buster 2022 season, and on the weekend the Pro Karting driver took on the KA3 Senior Light field at Numurkah.
Cadet 9 is where many successful motorsport drivers start out their racing careers. Jeremy Kay is looking to add to that list and i contesting the 2022 Golden Power Series in Victoria.
Liam Pollard has moved classes into the TaG 125 Heavy ranks for 2022. He started the season with a win at the ELKC club day, then headed to Numurkah for GPS round 1.
Benjamin Classon tackled the Goulburn Valley Kart Club circuit and the Victorian Golden Power Series for the first time over the weekend, contesting the KA4 Junior Heavy class.
His dad wasn’t able to be at the track for most of the event, but young racer Aiden Schweikert still put in a strong performance in the Cadet 12 class at Numurkah’s GPS opener.
At this event last year in wet and miserable conditions, Cadet racer Jack Jenkins had a horror weekend, barely finishing a race. This year, he won.
With many on the team racing at Numurkah for the very first time, the Pro Karting team drivers still managed to grab a podium with six of their 11 drivers in the top five.
Jackson Brasher has had a block buster start to the 2022 season! Brasher has been on the podium in every meeting he has so far raced and took out the …