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Event Bulletin
- 10/29 11:30 - OPEN CLASSES UPDATE - There are still a few spots left in Pro Shifter, Pro X30 and Master Shifter, although they could be closed by the time we open for walk-ups. KA100 Junior and X30 Junior have sufficient room for walk-ups. If you are interested in any of these spots, please email tony@superkartsusa.com.
- 10/29 11:00 AM - TEMP NUMBER ASSIGMENTS - Some of you had to pick temporary, out of range numbers during registration. We have now assigned you a new in range number here.
Supernationals
| EKN Exclusive: Superkarts! USA SuperNationals 24 – Preview Series – Micro Swift |
| Tuesday, 30 November 2021 11:08 |
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2021 Pro Tour champion Gianmatteo Rousseau leads the top contenders for victory at SuperNats 24 (Photo: EKN) A fifth name will be added to the history books on SuperSunday when the final checkered flag waves for the Micro Swift main event. The sold out 48-driver field features no former winner, with all but three drivers making their SuperNationals debut. In the past, the Micro drivers have kept their heads on over the course of the event with no major issues. We hope to see the same for the international field, including six different countries with 16 drivers from outside the USA.Of the three drivers returning, one includes the 2021 SKUSA Pro Tour champion Gianmatteo Rousseau (Nitro Kart). Rousseau came away with the series championship based off the two wins from the WinterNationals. He went podium-less the remainder of the season. Third in the standings for 2021 was Tristan Murphy (Nitro Kart). Murphy picked up his first Pro Tour victory at the SpringNationals, landing on the podium two more times and also won the California ProKart Challenge championship. Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
