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Posted by Phil Silcock, 5 August 2010, 11:59 PM The Superkart Category has been allocated CARPORTS for this event at Morgan Park.
Competitors are advised to download the attachments below for the information regarding:
Morgan Park SKA Pit Information/Instructions -
Shannons Pits and Paddock Category Layout -
Draft Carport Allocation table for Superkarts -
Regards
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Posted by Mark Jones, 5 August 2010, 9:14 AM Gary Pegoraro has been racing gearbox Superkarts for several seasons now, and racing 250 National and International classes has come close several times to the elusive Australian championship status. He's experienced himself in non-gearbox classes, having won four titles in 100cc class a decade ago, and has experienced as part of the a crew having prepared karts for several Australian champions, most recently as part of Jason McIntyre's four year run of titles in the 250 National division. At Phillip Island in May, Pegoraro achieved a personal milestone, winning a round of the series in 250 International for the first time. Pegoraro holds a ten point advantage over fellow Victorian Anderson driver, Darren Hossack.
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Posted by Mark Jones, 5 August 2010, 8:01 AM Australia's largest grid for a national series, the Rockpress Australian Superkart, heads to Morgan Park Raceway in Warwick on the Darling Downs in Queensland for its Championship finale on the August 14-15 weekend with over 40 Superkarts on its entry list.
The three Superkart classes are all well supported as the event takes place on Round 7 of the Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championships. The bumper entry will be the largest grid for the weekend, and is also the largest grid for Superkarts in Queensland since the Australian Championships last visited the Sunshine State in 2000 at Queensland Raceway.
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Posted by Mark Jones, 2 August 2010, 5:23 PM The Australian Superkart Championship will be decided within view of a nationwide television audience. Thanks to telecast sponsors Rockpress, the second round of the championship will be screened on SBS ONE as part of Speedweek.
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Posted by Mark Jones, 2 August 2010, 8:53 AM Luke May had a good weekend at the Phillip Island round of the Dunlop Australian Superkart Championship. The revived 250 National class, which had seen only three competitors in 2009, now had a strong field. May, on his return to gearbox superkarts after a twelve month lay-off from the class, won the round. But he'd been racing a borrowed kart with 'For Sale' stickers on it. His performance it seemed had found a buyer and now May was unable to make the trip to Queensland for round two.
With the support of Dunlop Kartsport, Wizzer Race Engines, Marron Excavations, the RMR Superkarts team has been enlarged by another kart and Luke is ready to defend his slim two point lead at the Morgan Park round of the Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championships on August 14/15.
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