Ever wanted to try Superkarts? Here is your chance to race your kart on a real race track to try what Superkarts think is normal. All KA TAG and KZ2 karts more than welcome to experience the true road race sensation that is Superkarting. More information on the promo poster and on the facebook page https://www.facebook.com/QLDSUPERKART/
Points table updated after Round 4 of the prestigious 2017 Queensland Superkart Series. Peter Nuske looks like being clear winner for the for the Club Championship but he isn't quite there yet. The class champions are still being sorted and the next round at Lakeside November 18 - 19 will be vital to all competitors to stamp their authority on their category.
The 2017 Pacific Superkart Challenge has been run and won!! Taking out the Pole Position Awards were:
Rotax Light: Dan Lewis
Rotax Heavy: Nicholas Marshall
85cc Gearbox: Keith Taylor
Class winners for the weekend were:
Rotax Light: Peter Nuske
Rotax Heavy: Nicholas Marshall
85xx Gearbox: Cameron Moxley
With just 1 round remaining things are heading up in the chase to be class champion. Be sure to stay tuned for the final round and watch how it all unfolds!!
The 85cc Class, Cameron Moxley showed a mix of speed and reliability to take the class win from Life time member Chryss Jamieson and new boy on the block Keith Taylor had some small issues which prevented him capitalising on his pole position
125cc Rotax Heavy- Nicholas Marshall may have been the only heavy on the weekend but that didn't stop him racing hard and showing some of the lighter guys how it's done.
125cc Rotax Light- These guys were at it all weekend long with Peter Nuske and Dan Lewis swapping positions nearly every lap of every race. In the end it was Peter Nuske who got the better of his team mate forcing Dan to settle for 2nd. 3rd was Allan Parker from over the border showing us he's no slouch always being hot on the heels of the lead 2 ready to pounce if either made an error.
With 4 Superkart lap records falling at this event, the competition was tough. Was great to have some southern competitors at the meeting. For more information see the club facebook site https://www.facebook.com/QLDSUPERKART/
To stay in touch with what is happening at this event, you can do this many ways.
Practice day for Superkarts at Queensland Raceway on Saturday August 26th 8.30am to 12.30pm. Cost for a half day $120.00. Need 10 to confirm a Superkart only slot. This is an ideal opportunity for somebody with a sprint kart to try road racing. Please inform the Secretary on secretary@qldsuperkart.org to confirm you spot.
STORY FROM KART SPORT NEWS http://www.kartsportnews.com/2017/08/06/jordies-dutch-double/
Australian champ Jordan Ford took the double today in Assen winning Sunday’s Round 4 of the European Superkart Championship in the Mono Division to complement his Saturday victory.
In doing so the young Victorian extended his lead in the Mono Cup.
Starting from the Mono pole, twentieth position overall, Ford made a lightening start coming out of the first series of corners in 13th.
Young Aussie Jordan Ford continued his strong overseas form, taking an amazing victory in Round 3 of the European Superkart Championship. His come from behind victory one of his best drives to date.
Reigning Australian Superkart Champion Jordie Ford continued his hot form claiming pole position at the Assen TT Circuit, scene of rounds 3 & 4 of the European Superkart Championship. On his first visit to the legendary circuit, Ford quickly came to grips with the high speed layout leading practice and both qualifying sessions.
Fords Anderson/DEA was at the top of the time sheets midway through practice the first practice session as he bettered three time British Champion Paul Platt's PVP/ Gas Gas benchmark time with current Euro Mono number 1, Gavin Bennett also improving.
Qualifying one was set in sunny weather with Jordie quickly into the low 1.41 second bracket, under the existing lap record. A late quick lap from Bennett placed him second behind the Australian with Platt third and Gareth James fourth.
The day didn't go all Fords way they as In qualifying two Jordan elected to stay in pit lane as inclement weather threatened. Bennett then found some speed to better Ford with ten minutes left on the clock of the 25minute session, forcing Jordan to resume ontrack where he lowered the Mono Class pole time by a further three hundredths of a second to claim pole.
Race 1 takes place at 1pm local time Saturday before Sunday's final race at 9.30am.
Ford currently sits second in the championship behind Paul Platt with the championships final round taking place in late October at Lemans Bugatti Circuit.
More of this story at this link http://www.kartsportnews.com/2017/08/05/jordie-ford-on-pole-in-assen/
