Italian star Lorenzo Camplese has laid down the gauntlet to some of the world’s best kart racers in the opening day of competition for the Race of Stars at the Xtreme Karting Complex with a blistering performance.
Pierce Lehane has qualified fastest in the massive 140-driver IAME Senior field at the IAME International Final at Le Mans. Here’s how the Australians are going so far (includes Remo’s video interviews, plus official wrap from IAME)
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Marcos Flack is the best placed of the 8 Australians after qualifications at the Rok Cup International at Lonato, carding the second fastest time in a massive 140-kart Mini Rok field.
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Here are the links you need to follow the Race of Stars, ROK Cup International Final and IAME International Final that are currently underway now and into the weekend.
The final round of the Tuto Super One Series was packed with brilliant racing in the fine autumn weather at PF International. Race report, photos, results…
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Red Enemy 1, the defending champion team of CRGs Rental Kart World Contest, has secured its second win in the 10-hour race at Pomposa.
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The Noise reports from Bundaberg, the second and final round of the 2018 Komatsu Queensland Kart Championship last weekend.
It was a day of vivid colours as Spring sprung into action for the Albury-Wodonga Kart Club’s September race day. Bailey Dixon reports.
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Competitors were met with great conditions last Sunday for Ballarat Kart Club’s September club day.
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Series Wrap: Superkarts! USA has completed its ninth season of the SKUSA Pro Tour, the three-event, six-round championship awarding nine series champions in the IAME and Honda categories.
Chris Cox completed a winning class double at the final round of the 2018 Mainland Series in Christchurch on Sunday, taking series honours in Rotax Light and the Open class.
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It took two different weekends to get it done, but the 2018 Australian Speedway Kart Championship is now in the record books. Here’s the report & results from Gosford.
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Ashton Grant claimed the $500 ‘Dash for Cash’ prize at the third round of the Hampton Downs Top Half Series round at Whangarei’s WRB Karting Supplies Raceway on Sunday.
Some top TaG 125 drivers turned up at Morwell for the Gippsland Go Kart Club’s September race day on Sunday, resulting in lowering of the lap record for the Light class.
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French manufacturer Sodikart has taken out the third edition of the 24 Hours Karting at Le Mans, its factory team winning the event ahead of a private entry with the CRG SpA team third.
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Nine drivers, including Australian James Wharton, picked up tickets to the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals at the conclusion of the Euro Trophy series in Germany on the weekend.
240 drivers contested the first round of the 28th Autumn Trophy at Lonato on the weekend, 38 of them making up the Nations Cup final round for historic KFA karts.
An intense double-header final round in Hamilton has set the team of seven drivers who will represent New Zealand at this year’s Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals.
Winning the final round on Sunday has given Auckland karter Mat Kinsman a rare KZ2 class trifecta of Championships.
New drivers dominated the annual Rock Island Grand Prix on the streets of Lancaster last weekend, Rory Van De Steur winning the King Of The Streets crown for 2018.
Winning two of the three Junior classes, home-track driver Cody Leunen was the standout performer at the 57th running of the WA State Kart Championship at the Bunbury City Kart Club over the long weekend.
The Italian ACI Karting Championship ended on a high with the eighth round at Castelletto on the weekend that awarded the KZ2, KZ3 and Rotax Trophy titles.
James Wharton has finished off a strong showing at the Junior World Championship with 13th place in the final at Kristianstad.
There have been some ups and down in the heat races so far for James Wharton and Christian Mansell at the OK-Junior World Championship (includes CIK-FIA interim report for OK and OK-J)
Australian karting mates James Wharton and Christian Mansell are competing against 111 other drivers in the OK-Junior World Championship this weekend in Sweden, and both have had solid performances in qualifying.