Following on the heels of the $10K winner-take-all SuperPro Class announcement, Superkarts!USA has announced another winner-take-all Las Vegas jackpot, this time for those over 35 years old in the G1 class. Superkarts!USA principle Tom Kutscher says about the class and the prize, “The racer over the age 35 is really the backbone of this event as they love to come to Vegas and run with the best “older guys” in the country. Now, they really have something to be excited about- and the best thing is $5K won’t be all we are offering for this class in terms of prizes.”

Look for additional SuperNationals class awards in coming weeks.

Superkarts! USA is proud to announce a partnership with Hooters Casino Hotel Las Vegas for the 10th running of the prestigious SuperNationals: SuperNats X on November 9-12.As the host hotel for the 2006 event, Hooters Casino Hotel has offered unprecedented savings for all SuperNats participants by providing a reduced room rate of only $39.00 per room per night (single or double occupancy) for rooms booked Sunday through Thursday. The Friday and Saturday night rate will be $59.00 per room per night (single or double occupancy)*. The room block is limited, and all SuperNats participants are encouraged to book their accommodations as early as possible (see booking procedure below).

Superkarts! USA CEO, Tom Kutscher, is wasting no time delivering on his promise of making the 2006 running of the SKUSA SuperNats X the biggest and best yet. The total SuperPro purse will be $20,000, with $10k going to the winner and the balance going to other top finishers.“$10k for 10 years! I thought it had a ring to it,” said Kutscher about the dollar figure in place for first place in the SuperPro Class.

ProKart Challenge (PKC), the leader in Southern California kart racing, has announced that it has completed its acquisition of Indianapolis based Superkarts! USA (SKUSA).The acquisition of SKUSA is the key component in ProKart Challenge’s mission of delivering the regional kart racer an unparalleled racing experience and competitive environment throughout the country. The deal to purchase karting’s #1 regional race program was initially made late last year, but took much longer than expected to clear the legal hurdles necessary in order to finalize the agreement.