Racing

Dalby Kart Club ran the second round of its 2020 club series on Saturday. The event was dubbed ‘The Corona Titles’, but as Kev Davies points out in his race wrap video, this was done as a bit of fun and not to make light of the current situation.

In what was possibly the last kart race meeting in Victoria for some time, the Stony Creek Kart Club held its March club race day on Saturday, March 21.

110 drivers from all over Queensland, including two locally born Australian champions, contested the second round of the 2020 Noisy Tour at Bundaberg last weekend. Here’s Kev’s event wrap and all the race videos.

The opening round of the Victorian Metro Series, The Kingston Cup, was run at Oakleigh last weekend.

Several drivers new to karting took part in the Sapphire Coast Kart Club’s opening race meeting of the year at Frogs Hollow recently.

Despite a large number of members being away racing at the opening round of AKC, another huge entry of 155 drivers fronted up for the 4SS Titles meeting at Ipswich Kart Club on February 29th.

Retro Karting Australia enjoyed its largest race meeting to date on the weekend, 80-odd entries competing in RKA’s DPE Kart Superstore Oceania Championship at Puckapunyal. Results, wrap & watch all the videos…

Supercars and S5000 driver James Golding has drawn first blood in the battle for the KZ2 Australian Kart Championship, winning the final at the opening round at The Bend on the weekend. Click through for the report, pics etc from the biggest AKC series round ever.

Here are the links to follow the action from The Bend as the 2020 SP Tools Australian Kart Championship kicks off this weekend.

Forty-five karters across seven classes raced into the evening as they contested Dalby’s Outback Titles meeting on Saturday. Here’s all the race videos and an event wrap from The Noise.

Lismore Kart Club has kicked off it’s 2020 Club Championship with the opening round on the weekend. Kev ‘The Noise’ Davies gives his event wrap plus race videos.

Despite a couple of regulars being absent, the opening round of the Gippsland Go Kart Club’s 2020 season was one of the largest club race days for some time, thanks largely to boosted numbers in KA3 Senior and KA4 Junior.