Driver PR: Bodhi Bright, Victorian Championship
Bodhi Bright made his first championship level start in KA3 Senior Medium over the weekend at the Victorian State Titles. Unfortunately, his top-five pace was not rewarded with a result.
Team/Driver PR
Driver PR: Aiden Schweikert, Victorian Championship
Cadet 12 racer Aiden Schweikert was taking on his second major title in different states over the weekend at the Eastern Lions Kart Club’s Victorian Kart Championship.
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Team PR: Energy Corse Australia, Vic Championship
Nine drivers across six classes took to the starter for the Energy Corse Australia team at the Victorian Kart Championships over the weekend. After a successful weekend at Bolivar for …
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Driver PR: Cooper Stapleton, Victorian Champion
The nerves were sky high for Cooper Stapleton in his first run in KA4 Junior Heavy at the Victorian Kart Championship, but he put them to good use, becoming the state champion for 2022.
Driver PR: Jack Jenkins, Vic Championship
Jack Jenkins took on his first ever Victorian State Championship over the weekend at the Eastern Lions Kart Club and was rewarded with a Top Ten finish in the Cadet 12 class.
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Driver PR: Jackson Brasher, AKC
Pole position and another podium, Cadet 9 ace Jackson Brasher had another strong Australian Kart Championship round in Adelaide on the weekend.
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Team PR: Pro Karting, AKC
Pro Karting fielded ten drivers across five classes at the Australian Kart Championship round at Bolivar last weekend, picking up heat wins and a Final podium.
Driver PR: James Lodge, AKC
Contesting his first Australian Kart Championship round for the year (he missed round 1 due to circuit racing commitments), James Lodge made his debut in the KZ2 class and qualified up in sixth position.
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Driver PR: Ayrton Dalmaso, AKC
Ayrton Dalmaso was back in Bolivar over the weekend taking on the second round of the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship. Dalmaso took plart in the recent City of Adelaide …
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Driver PR: Max Chudasko, AKC
Winner in TaG 125 at the opening round, Max Chudasko’s Bolivar AKC round went sour in qualifying with a flat tyre. But then he almost pulled off the impossible…
Driver PR: Aiden Schweikert, AKC
Fresh from his first open meeting win at the Bendigo Golden Power Series round, Aiden Schweikert took on the over-subscribed Cadet 12 field at Bolivar’s AKC round.
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Driver PR: Jay Coul, AKC
A front runner at the opening round of the series, KZ2 racer Jay Coul was looking to continue the form in Adelaide for round 2 and now sits second in the championship points.
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Driver PR: Reece Cohen, AKC
New South Wales State Champion Reece Cohen was back on circuit for the second round of the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship against a near capacity field of KZ2.
Driver PR: Kristian Janev, AKC
Kristian Janev’s first meeting in the senior ranks was, shall we say, eventful – from rollovers and race wins to penalties and watching the final from the sidelines.
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The Reason – Karting Family
The reason we as parents put our hard earned money, our time, our hearts, our souls into a sport just for our kids…
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Testing Experience for Kiwis in Adelaide
Young kiwi karters Nathan Crang and Josh Richmond received a testing reminder of the depth and strength of the sport in Australia after competing in round two of the AKC at Bolivar over Easter.
Team PR: Energy Corse Australia, AKC
Energy Corse Australia was back on track over the weekend with a 15-strong team of drivers at the second round of the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship.
Driver/Team PR: Bright Brothers Racing
Bright Brothers Racing continued its three-driver team assault on the Victorian Golden Power Series a week ago, contesting the second round at Bendigo.
Team PR: Pro Karting, GPS Bendigo
Pro Karting took a team of eleven drivers across seven classes to Bendigo over the weekend to compete in the Victorian Golden Power Series.
Driver PR: Jai George, GPS Rnd 2
After sliding off and not setting a lap time in qualifying, Jai George made a remarkable recovery at the Bendigo GPS round to be in the hunt for victory in the Cadet 12 final.
Driver PR: Jackson Stone, GPS Bendigo
Top five at round one; top three in round 2 – junior driver Jackson Stone scored his first Golden Power Series podium at Bendigo on the weekend.
Team PR: DJM Race Engineering, GPS Bendigo
DJM Race Engineering fielded a team of eleven drivers at the second round of the Golden Power Series and it was Brett Jenkin who proved top dog, dominating the TaG R Heavy class.
Driver PR: Liam Pollard, GPS Bendigo
Liam Pollard followed his round 1 podium with another solid points paying weekend in TaG Heavy at the second round of the Golden Power Series in Bendigo on the weekend.
Driver PR: Jack Jenkins, GPS Rnd 2
Despite a confusing DNF in the opening heat of Cadet 12, another strong performance from Jack Jenkins saw him in the lead of the Golden Power Series after round 2 in Bendigo.
Driver PR: Aiden Schweikert, GPS Rnd 2
Following a top ten at the opening round of the series, Aiden Schweikert broke through for his first GPS pole and win at Bendigo on the weekend.