Shamick Shuts in Australia
Shamick Racing will no longer contest karting events in Australia, team founder Shane Wharton announced via social media he is moving on from karting in Australia,
Shamick Racing will no longer contest karting events in Australia, team founder Shane Wharton announced via social media he is moving on from karting in Australia,
It is with sadness that Karting Australia acknowledges the passing of former President, Life Member and Western Australian Karting identity Les Power OAM.
Two karters have been added to Garry Rogers Motorsport’s “Valvoline Combine” program – Peter Bouzinelos and Oliver Wickham.
CRG has announced it will field two Iglesias official drivers in its factory team next year.
Two fully paid drives to compete in the 2024 New Zealand Superkart Nationals are on offer for a couple of next year’s Australian Superkart Champions.
In his first season as an official CRG driver, 18-year-old Swede Viktor Gustafsson won the biggest event of his karting career, the KZ World Championship at Le Mans.
Cody Maynes-Rutty will be representing PCR Australia in a number of gearbox races in Europe next month, including the ROK Cup Super Final at Lonato.
Bruno Senna joined the IWT crew as a personal driver trainer for young South Australian karter Antoni Ormsby last Thursday when the team ran a test day at the Barossa Kart Club track.
Former Supercars driver Michael Patrizi will turn back the clock when he competes in the inaugural FIA Karting International Masters Super Cup at the Le Mans Karting International Circuit in France this weekend.
A bunch of Australian karters make up the majority of the 24 young drivers heading to the Sepang International Circuit, trying out for a place in the Ferrari Driver Academy.
Gold Coast teenager Alice Buckley has been selected as a finalist in the FIA Girls on Track Rising Stars program following a four day evaluation camp in France.
Karting news briefs from around the globe… Alice arrives in France, Aussie ‘Kart to Survive’ doco, Junior Sprockets dates, club promotion, plus lots of industry snippets.
Long standing Karting WA President Gary Light has announced his retirement from the position, effective immediately.
A number of iconic Australian karters are off to Vegas later this year for the SKUSA SuperNationals – Kip Foster, David Sera and Jace Lindstrom could all be banging wheels in X30 Masters, and it might be possible for you to race in Vegas too!