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Friday, 17 July 2026 07:10 |
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Superkarts! USA has confirmed the official class lineup for the 29th running of the SKUSA SuperNationals, scheduled for November 11-15, 2026 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The 2026 event will feature 10 classes, including the return of Rotax competition to the SuperNationals for the first time since 2013.
The official class lineup includes:
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Micro Swift
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Mini Swift
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KA100 Junior
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KA100 Senior
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KA100 Master
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X30 Junior
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Pro X30
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Pro Shifter
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Rotax Mini MAX
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Rotax Senior MAX
“It’s no secret that the Rotax Grand Finals and the SuperNationals fall on the same weekend this year,” said Superkarts! USA CEO Tom Kutscher. “That left a lot of racers with a difficult decision to make. In the interest of doing what is best for the sport, we wanted to provide an opportunity for Rotax competitors who will not be traveling to Portimão.”
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Friday, 10 April 2026 21:44 |
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Superkarts! USA has confirmed a three-year agreement with Las Vegas Motor Speedway to host the annual
SuperNationals through to 2028 (Photo: On Track Promotions)
Superkarts! USA has officially confirmed that the SKUSA SuperNationals will remain at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (LVMS) as part of a new three-year agreement, beginning with the 29th running of the event this November. Widely regarded as the flagship karting event in North America, the SKUSA SuperNationals continues to cement its place on the global motorsports calendar with its return to LVMS.
SuperNationals 29 will take place November 11–15, 2026. The event is expected to once again draw top competitors from around the globe, along with factory teams and manufacturers. All will be competing with the backdrop of the Las Vegas lights in one of the most competitive races in karting.
The new multi-year agreement ensures long-term stability for the event at a venue that has become synonymous with the SuperNationals legacy. Las Vegas Motor Speedway offers the scale, infrastructure, and accessibility needed to support the continued growth of the event, which has seen record participation and increasing international interest in recent years.
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Monday, 17 November 2025 00:00 |
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Senna Van Walstijn celebrates his Pro Shifter victory inside the Las Vegas Motor Speedway (Photo: Cody Schindel - CKN)
It was a historic SuperSunday to close out Superkarts! USA SuperNationals 28. For the first time in event history, postponed heat races and Last Chance Qualifiers were moved onto the final day of action due to the rain that continued to fall at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Saturday evening. A revised schedule for SuperSunday added in the final Pro class heat races, the opening ceremonies, and three LCQ races before the paddock rolled into the nine main events for the day. The weather was sunny, but it was certainly the coldest of the week and the added events pushed the action went to almost 7:00 pm local time, making for a fast-paced 12-hour day for officials and competitors. – Complete Coverage at the EKN Event Page.
The final races of the day took place under the lights around the temporary circuit outside Las Vegas Motor Speedway and featured 42 drivers taking the green flag. On the front row was former FIA Karting World Champion Viktor Gustafsson (Kart CRG USA) and Markus Kajak (Goodwood / Formula K), who saw his race end last year with contact in turn one while leading. At the drop of the green, Kajak grabbed the holeshot while Gustafsson struggled going into turn one, pushing wide while trying to make the turn. This collected Ricardo Longhi (PSL / Birelart) as the rest of the field powered around on the inside. Two drivers in contention were pushed wide in turn four as they tried to go three wide. Velocity Racing / Sodi Kart teammates Matheus Morgatto and Matteo Spirgel – starting fifth and seventh – saw their SuperSunday end after just four corners.
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Sunday, 16 November 2025 00:00 |
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Viktor Gustafsson will start from the pole position in Pro Shifter (Photo: EKN)
The final two days of the Superkarts! USA SuperNationals 28 will go down in history as one of the most unique events over its span of decades. Saturday outside the Las Vegas Motor Speedway brought rain weather into the mix following the morning group final round of heat races, beginning with the Last Chance Qualifiers. Three heat races in the afternoon grouping of classes were conducted before a red flag in the opening heat for Pro X30 forced a stoppage in racing, and eventually a postponement of the final four runs including that class and Pro Shifter. SuperSunday will feature, for the first time, four different heat races and their Last Chance Qualifiers before going into the main events to decide this year’s SuperNationals winners on Sunday. Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
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Saturday, 15 November 2025 10:18 |
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Senna Van Walstijn had one heat race win taken away while scoring the second win on Friday in Pro Shifter (Photo: EKN)
Racing action began at the Superkarts! USA SuperNationals 28 outside the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The roughly 7/10-mile temporary circuit was tested today as the first two rounds of heat races were contested for the nine categories competing, featuring nearly 570 entries. Rain overnight left the track a bit damp for morning warm-up before racing began. Sun hit the area for some time before clouds rolled over for overcast skies, however, temperatures remain in the comfortable range heading into the night races for the afternoon group of categories. The racing was a predicted with pack racing throughout the fields, however, an aggressive tone was set from the beginning and last until the final checkered flag near 7pm. Read full story on eKartingNews.com
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