CRG Expand Kali-Kart Brand
CRG is re-establishing the Kali-Kart brand with a new range of models featuring zipper decoration.
CRG is re-establishing the Kali-Kart brand with a new range of models featuring zipper decoration.
Drivers endured hot conditions at the Oakleigh Go Kart Racing Club’s annual Kingston Cup meeting on the weekend.
Team News – CRG claimed another victory in Las Vegas, Paolo De Conto hitting the jackpot to secure an exceptional third win in the SKUSA SuperNationals.
Karting Australia has released the organisation’s competition rule book for 2018 (includes the link for download).
Reduction of technology in Cadet 9; club driver ranking system; new licencing App; preview new rules for 2018. Catch the latest Karting Australia updates in Full Throttle.
Karting Australia has announced a National point score system to rank club-level karters in 2018. It’s designed to encourage participation and a prize pool will be revealed in the coming months.
An eight-strong contingent of Kiwi karters is in Las Vegas this week preparing for the 21st annual SKUSA SuperNationals.
Organisers of New Zealand’s Goldstar series say “getting the mix right” is leading to the biggest entry for round 1 since 2012.
Karting Australia say the introduction of the organisation’s new timing system is on track for 2018 with the first training session being conducted in Perth, Western Australia last weekend.
Karting Australia has announced a new club-level 4-stroke class for senior and junior competition in 2018.
Organisers of the 2018 ProKart New Zealand KZ2 Championship have put out the invite to Australian karters to contest next year’s series.
A host of Launceston Kart Club members head west this weekend to compete at the 2017 Tasmanian Kart Championships in Smithton.
Karters racing Alpha Karts in the United States next year could finance a significant percentage of their racing costs via a contingency program the company recently announced.
60 Mini winner – CRG’s team report from the WSK Final Cup at Adria International
Ryan Wood, Tiffany Chittenden and Jacob Cranston were the top finishing Kiwi karters at this year’s Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals.
A nose cone penalty in his pre-final cost Marcos Flack a starting position in the final at the WSK Final Cup round 2 at Adria International.