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Thursday, 03 November 2022 15:39 |
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Cadet racing at the SKUSA SuperNationals was first introduced at the second edition of the event back in 1998 with the 60cc Novice shifter class. That category ran up to 2005 before the organization changed hands. It took the creation of the SKUSA Pro Tour in 2010 for Cadet racing to be back on the SuperNationals weekend schedule. Since then, a new winner in the TaG Cadet / Mini Swift categories has been crowned every year over this 11-race span. A 12th different winner will be crowned this SuperSunday and this driver will add his or her name to a distinct list that includes Formula 1, INDYCAR, and karting superstars. Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
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Thursday, 03 November 2022 10:31 |
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The Micro Swift category made its SuperNationals debut in 2016 at the Las Vegas Convention Center / Westgate Las Vegas Resort. The class has seen five different drivers from four countries earn the victory over that span, a timeline that has included three unique locations. Now back to the Rio, the sold-out Micro Swift division will crown a sixth different victor come SuperSunday with the advancement of last year’s victor Keelan Harvick to the Mini Swift division. Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
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Friday, 29 July 2022 04:11 |
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With the historical 25th edition of the SKUSA SuperNationals taking place this November, SKUSA are pleased to confirm what can only be described as an absolutely epic purse and prize package. To coincide with the 25th annual race, SKUSA have announced that both the Pro Shifter class as well as the X30 senior race will be competing each for a massive $25,000 purse. The breakdown is as follows for each respective class:
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$15,000 to Win
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$5,000 for 2nd
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$2,500 for 3rd
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$1,500 for 4th
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$1,000 for 5th
“Racing has never been inexpensive, and this is not lost on me,” explained SKUSA’s principal Tom Kutscher. “I realize now more than ever people are spending large amounts of money to compete at a high level. To commemorate our 25th SuperNationals and arguably our biggest race ever, we wanted to offer something legendary for this year’s event. We are pleased to offer a truly professional purse to both our flagship classes.”
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Friday, 01 July 2022 07:01 |
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With anticipation slowly building for this year’s 25th annual SKUSA SuperNationals, SKUSA have confirmed key dates for the November event. Discounted rooms for the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino will be available for reservation, beginning July 1st at 12:00 PM PDT. SKUSA have once again negotiated a special discounted rate for racers, with room rates as low as $50. In challenging economic times, SKUSA are committed to making the annual trip to Vegas as affordable and practical as possible.
The 2022 Room Rates Are As Follows:
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Weeknights $50 (Sunday through Thursday)
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Weekends $129 (Friday and Saturday)
Guests wishing to book reservations over the phone can call 888-746-6955 and use group code SRSUP2, or they can book online with the web link: https://book.passkey.com/go/SRSUP2
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Monday, 09 May 2022 08:53 |
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The 25th running of the Superkarts! USA SuperNationals returns to the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino this November 16-20, 2022 (Photo: On Track Promotions - otp.ca)
Who said, ‘You can never go home again?’ In what can only be described as a full-circle announcement, Superkarts! USA has confirmed that the milestone 25th edition of the SKUSA SuperNationals will indeed be held at the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino this November 16-20, 2022.
After a volatile 2021 that saw the event forced to relocate on very short notice, SKUSA and the executives at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino reconvened to address the remaining year on an existing multi-year contract.
“I’m pretty candid and honest – sometimes to a fault,” remarked SKUSA’s Tom Kutscher. “The thought of going back to the Rio after what occurred in 2021 was the last thing on my mind. But the truth is, there was still one year left on the current agreement that we had to reconcile. We sat down with the brass at the Rio and had a very frank discussion about what had occurred. As many can imagine, we weren’t keen on returning. That said, I would be lying if I didn’t admit that the event has always felt most at home at the Rio. And in fact, with the hotel having been recently sold by Caesars Entertainment, the new ownership was quite eager and enthusiastic to start fresh.”
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