Dalby Kart Club’s Noise Summer Series round 2 was run on the weekend with 55 drivers contesting this round – a fantastic number of entries for this small country town club. Here’s the report, pics and videos.
New South Wales has opened its borders to the point that Victorian Karters living in certain regions of the state can now compete at the KA NSW Kart Championship in Bega next week.
The annual SKUSA! SuperNationals in Las Vegas will not take place this year, due to the on-going ramifications of COVID-19. However, that isn’t stopping the organisation from trying to get an alternative large scale event up and running in a different location…
Motorsport Australia’s Eugene Arocca has issued a state-by-state COVID update pertaining to MA-sanctioned events, thus relevant for most Superkart clubs.
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.
James Wharton will be hoping to score more points and move forward in the European Championship for the OK category which races its third round at the Prokart Raceland complex at Wackersdorf in Germany in two weeks time.
A new organising partner has been announced for the annual Rock Island Grand Prix, an event that has 25 years of history and 13 different foreign winners.
Karting NSW has declared one of its objectives is to become recognised as a National Sporting Organisation. This is one of the strategic initiatives included in the Karting NSW Strategic Plan for 2020-2023.
Andrew Westacott, the CEO of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, has been appointed to the Board of Karting Australia, and follows the recent appointment of SP Tools’ Kevin Davis.
In accordance with the latest NSW Chief Health Officer’s recommendations, Karting New South Wales will not be sanctioning State or Regional/Zonal events for the next six weeks.
