Briggs & Stratton Available in January
The Briggs & Stratton LO206 engine for KA’s new 4SS class will be ready to ship to dealers in early January. Here’s the engine’s homologation document & rules.
The Briggs & Stratton LO206 engine for KA’s new 4SS class will be ready to ship to dealers in early January. Here’s the engine’s homologation document & rules.
Enzo Trulli, son of former F1 driver and Monaco GP winner Jarno, has signed to race with the factory CRG Racing Team in 2018.
Much entertainment in this one! Limited edition kart coming, ladies event info, crash-fight video, ROK renters, and where do the world’s toughest karters come from?
Following the exit of Dino Chiesa to start his own brand, CRG has now announced the new Manager for the Zanardi Racing Team for 2018.
Sportsman Enduro Karting NSW has announced an eight event, seven round championship for 2018.
The ninth and final round of the Australian Kart Racers Alliance (AKRA) series at the Wollongong track in Kembla Grange on December 3 marked a year of growth for the organisation.
CRG press release: The KZ World Champion Paolo De Conto has been rewarded for his victory at the yearly FIA Prize Giving Ceremony in Paris where all the motorsport champions of FIA season 2017 have been honoured.
(EDIT by KSN 12/12/17, pricing) Karting Australia has confirmed its new 4-stroke class will race on the Vega VAH tyre while a list of approved tyres can be used on the machines outside of competition.
Tasmanian karter Jake Sale broke a karting world record on the weekend and is hoping it will be recognised as an official Guinness World Record.
Retro Karting Australia has announced a four round Formula 100 series for 2018.
IKD has advised potential competitors that registrations are now open to ALL drivers to secure a race number for the 2018 Rotax Pro Tour season.
The annual Karting Victoria awards were presented on Saturday night and the 2017 winners are…
Retiring Formula One driver Felipe Massa is to be the new head of the CIK-FIA.
KartSport New Zealand has appointed a full-time Competitions Manager, Warrick Parkes taking on the role which will commence in February 2018.
Would you like your kid(s) to race Micro MAX in 2018? Well, you don’t even need to buy an engine.
Rather than put others off, Ryan Urban’s pace and professionalism is helping attract both attention and a new wave of drivers to the fastest branch of the sport in New Zealand.