A lambda sensor measures the concentration of oxygen in the exhaust gas, thus indicating how close (or far away!) to a perfect tune an internal combustion engine might be. This week’s video from Power Republic shows how the device can be installed on a kart and added to the MyChron5 dash.
Moving to Saturday the 24th in respect of Anzac Day, the Albury Wodonga Kart Club raced three heats followed by a Time Attack at the April race day. Bailey Dixon from The Karticle reports.
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Racing on the Saturday of the ANZAC Day weekend saw a drop in numbers at the Gippsland Go Kart Club’s April club race day. The 19 competitors were broken into …
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Ayrton Dalmaso went into the Kartshed Canberra ACT State Titles as one of the hot favourites for the Cadet 12 class. Dalmaso, already a current state title holder, was looking …
Whyalla put on some great weather at Mt Young Raceway for drivers, pit crew and spectators recently. It was good to see some 4SS drivers travel to Whyalla.
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Four Karting Australia-affiliated clubs in Victoria have recently been announced as recipients of a total of $751,049 in government grants courtesy of the Victorian Government Community Motorsport Program.
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Karting NSW is looking to appoint a Business Administration Trainee. The successful applicant must be eligible for a traineeship with the aim of gaining a Certificate IV in Business Administration qualification.
Tyre changing on the grid was a regular occurrence at the weather-affected Warrnambool round of the DPE Victorian Country Series last weekend. Here’s the official race report, photos and results!
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The Route 66 Sprint Series kicked off the 2021 season at the New Castle Motorsports Park with over 130 entries converging at the Indiana facility last weekend.
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What’s new on Arrow’s latest creation? Dave Sera shows how DPE has gone back to a 2-bearing rear end on the kart he’s currently using in the AKC.
Long-time engine builder and karting identity Brett Arnett has been forced to change the name of his karting business.
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Top Auckland karter Graeme Smyth was back to his best at the second round of the Giltrap Group ProKart Series, taking victory in KZ2 at Rotorua round over the weekend.
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Liam Pollard had his first start at the Warrnambool track as a senior driver when he contested the second round of the Victorian Country Series at the venue on the weekend.
Tony Kart Australia driver Mathew Basso took to the second round of the Victorian Country Series at the Warnambool Kart Club over the weekend.
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DJM Race Engineering took a small team of five drivers to the second round of the Victorian Country Series over the weekend at the Warrnambool Kart Club.
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The Snell-K2020 helmet standard is now recognised by the FIA and thus makes up part of the current standards approved for karting.
Record entries and record lap times were a highlight of the opening round of the Superkarts Australia National series at The Bend recently. Full report, points and lots of photos.
Luca Corberi, the driver who threw his nose cone at a competitor at last year’s KZ World Championship, has been hit with a 15-year ban from the sport by the FIA.
For the first time since 2014, an Australian Karting Championship round will take place at Bolivar in Adelaide later this month. It will also be the largest event at the venue for almost two decades with just on 300 drivers entered.
Power Republic answers readers’ questions in this weeks “Q&A” video. Topics include kart storage, how long does fuel last, specialty…
Brett Robinson and Mitchell Love were awarded the inaugural Dee Vine Estate Cups at the Griffith Kart Club recently, while Dillan Shields picked up the Joseph Biancini Shield.
Karting Australia’s Junior Sprockets program re-started at two venues in Victoria last week after a 12-month break enforced by the COVID-19 Pandemic.
While it had won championships in other states, the DJM Race Engineering team hadn’t earned a blue plate in its home state for six years. Until last weekend.
After a top ten at the Metro Series round at the venue, Ashton Ardley was ready to tackle Oakleigh once again for the Victorian State Championship in KA4 Junior Light.
