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Rural Rochester driver Thomas Hughes was looking to make a strong start to the Australian Kart Championship at the opening round in QLD. Hughes, a former state champion running in the highly competitive KZ2 class,
DJM Race Engineering had a big weekend with drivers at the opening rounds of two series – the AKC in Queensland and the Golden Power Series in Victoria.
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Driver PR: Jumpei Morita took his 2019 season campaign to another level by taking on the opening round of the Australian Karting Championship at the Ipwsich Kart Club.
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Bundaberg driver Troy Loeskow got his 2019 SP Tools Australian Kart Championship campaign underway in the best possible fashion in Ipswich today, taking his Ricciardo Kart to a dominant 5.1 second victory in the KZ2 class.
Following his father’s footsteps, 12-year-old Enzo Trulli, son of Monaco GP winner Jarno, started a training path in karting, as have several sons of excellent drivers.
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The Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto has grown in karting with CRG: he has been part of Team Gamoto in 60 Mini, then moved to the CRG Factory team for OK Junior in 2017.
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Supercars’ James Golding qualified pole, but it’s been former champion Chris Hays who has dominated the heat racing in the KZ2 class at AKC round 1 in Ipswich.
Through three days of competition, gathering a record-breaking entry list of 200 drivers split into four categories, the Internacional Kartodromo Lucas Guerreroof Valencia rumbled last weekend for the 2019 IAME Winter Cup.
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Club-level racers from Karting Australia’s Club Driver Rankings will come together for a one-off finale at The Bend to determine the country’s Ultimate Club Racer.
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Driver PR: After a strong showing at Junior Top Guns, Toby Waghorn was looking for more of the same at Warrnambool’s Vic Country Series round.
Despite some unlucky episodes and a penalty he still disputes, the CRG/De Conto pairing has been strong in the 2018 season.
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Melbourne Kart Centre took a team of drivers to tackle the opening round of the Victorian Country Series at the Warrnambool Kart Club with Cadel Ambrose and Peter Gigis staring for the team on Saturday afternoon.
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DJM Race Engineering kicked off their Victorian Country Series campaign at the opening round at the Warnambool Kart Club.
He grew in karting with CRG and became OK and KZ2 World Champion in 2016. He took one year off and came back in 2018.
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The Ipswich region will be ignited next week with the opening round of the 2019 SP Tools Australian Kart Championship, presented by Castrol EDGE, and hosted by the Ipswich Kart …
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Reigning Barbados 125cc Champion Adam Mallalieu has edged into a narrow lead in the inaugural Caribbean Junior Karting Academy Trophy (CJKAT) after rounds three and four at Bushy Park Barbados …
A job vacancy exists in the wholesale distribution and workshop areas of Sydney-based SG Karts.
The job role and skills required are…
At the beginning of each race season, CRG President Giancarlo Tinini publishes his opinion and analysis on a variety sporting, sales and technical topics (eg, 36% of production last year was for Shifter chassis). Here’s the 2019 edition.
Auckland karters Bond Roby and Marco Manson spearheaded a strong showing from the large contingent of Kiwi karters who contested the opening round of Australia’s Sparco-backed Rotax Pro Tour in Melbourne on the weekend.
It’s hard enough winning just one race at a major kart meeting, but at the City of Sails on the weekend, four drivers won all 5 races they started.
SKUSA has announced a staggering US$162,000 prize purse will be awarded during its 10th Anniversary Pro Tour in 2019.
The Sparco Rotax Pro Tour officially kicked off the first of six rounds with the traditional Australia Day Opener at Port Melbourne’s iconic Todd Road Circuit.
The 2019 Sparco Rotax Pro Tour kicks off in Melbourne this weekend! See who the leading contenders is will be in each class according to this official preview, plus all the links & info to follow the event.
Fresh from their own season-opening event in New Zealand, another bumper crop of ambitious young Kiwis has crossed the Tasman to contest the opening round of the Rotax Pro Tour in Melbourne this weekend.
