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Wednesday, 26 February 2014 19:31 |
 In case you are still thinking about racing this weekend with ProKart Challenge at Willow Springs, we still have a few sets of full size Rain Tires left in the online inventory.
Once those sell out, we heard that 2 Wild Karting will likely have a few sets leftover in their stock that they will have available for purchase on site.
Hope to see you this weekend!
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Monday, 24 February 2014 09:55 |
It's time to race again with the California ProKart Challenge -- this weekend February 28th - March 1st at Willow Springs Kart Track! All event info is posted on the Event Page.
Just in case you believe the weather forecast, don't forget about our Tough Guy Rain Bonus as described here -- the points could be the difference you need to WIN this season's championship!
If rain tires are needed for this event, they must be the spec MG-WTs, as described in our rules here.
A limited number of rain tires are available thru the online store, so order them today!
Hope to see YOU at Willow Springs in Rosamond!
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Friday, 21 February 2014 10:29 |
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Full fields are expected once again at Willow Springs for the second stop of the California ProKart Challenge (Photo: dromophotos.com)
Superkarts! USA is ready to continue this year’s California ProKart Challenge after a successful opening weekend to the 2014 season. The second of six races is set to take place on February 28-March 1 at the Willow Springs International Raceway kart track. The California PKC heads to Willow Springs, California – about an hour and a half north of Los Angeles – following an exciting first round at Buttonwillow. The complexion in many classes has changed in the new year, thanks to the graduation of class regulars to higher ranks. The introduction of rookies, along with drivers simply changing classes, has done a fine job of shaking things up across the board in this year’s California PKC.
After an exciting opening weekend for drivers in the Vemme Kart/Extreme Karting S1 Pro Stock Moto class, Willow Springs promises even more of the same tight action. A variety of drivers took their turn at the front at round one. Cory Milne secured the pole in qualifying, while Connor Wagner and Billy Musgrave split heat race wins. In the end, it was Jimmy McNeil scoring the first win of the season. Musgrave will be a threat for sure at Willow Springs, as the second-year S1 driver led every lap of the final at last year’s race en route to what was then his second win of five on the year. McNeil is no slouch at Willow Springs either, as he ran on Musgrave’s bumper that entire 2013 race, finishing right behind him.
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Thursday, 13 February 2014 18:12 |
Superkarts! USA has announced today an official partnership with Indianapolis’ ONE Race Gear. The move will see ONE Race Gear become an official series sponsor of Superkarts! USA, benefiting both the organization and the drivers within it. In addition to providing the crew apparel for the SKUSA SuperNationals, ONE Race Gear has also implemented a ‘racer discount’ program. The program offers any current SKUSA member a 15% savings on any ONE Race Gear product.
“It is important that we raise the bar when it comes to promoting the sport of karting and Superkarts! USA does just that,” remarked ONE Race Gear’s CEO Darren Swisher. “Professional looking gear for a professional operation – it’s a perfect fit for our company.”
To promote the new partnership, ONE Race Gear has also signed on as the official race wear provider for the inaugural Streets of Lancaster Grand Prix scholarship. This year’s winner, Carter Williams, will debut his custom manufactured suit at the next California ProKart Challenge event.
“It’s great to see partners like ONE Race Gear stepping up and getting involved with SKUSA,” added Superkarts! USA CEO Tom Kutscher. “Much is often said about the growth of karting, but a big part of that is the appearance of the gear and crew wear. ONE Race Gear makes some of the finest stuff out there, and we’re pleased to have them as an official partner.”
For full details or to place an order, contact Darren Swisher at ONE Race Gear at (317) 663-9499 or visit www.oneracegear.com. |
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Wednesday, 05 February 2014 15:00 |
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Jimmy McNeil trumped the S1 Pro field to open up the 2014 season (Photo: dromophotos.com)
Momentum continues for the Superkarts! USA organization, thanks to the growth of the Pro Tour and the strong foundation of the regional programs. The California ProKart Challenge began the 10th season of its six-round championship series at the Buttonwillow Raceway Park on February 1 under beautiful skies and crisp air in the Bakersfield area. At 150 entries spread out over 10 categories, the action was fast and furious around the 7/10-mile course – with half the race winners earning their first ever victory. Familiar faces reached the top of the podium in the Pro categories, with Jimmy McNeil and Mason Marotta claiming the top spots, while veterans Darren Elliott and Billy Cleavelin returned stronger than ever. Even young guns Christian Brooks and Jarred Campbell were shining bright on the opening weekend.
“This was one of the best starts to the year we’ve ever had,” commented Superkarts! USA President Tom Kutscher. “When we first started the ProKart Challenge, it was always about getting people together to have a good time, and for a place to have the shops bring their customers. This weekend had a great vibe, the weather was just right for racing, and the action on track gave me goose bumps more than once. I saw a lot of new faces excited to be at the race track, and that is what SKUSA and the ProKart Challenge programs are all about.”
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