Last updated September 12  2024. 

 

 


 

Entry to the SUPAGAS National Festival of Superkarts & The Championship Round two:

 

NOW OPEN. Click HERE

 

Help us celebrate 10 years of the National Festival.

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Round SIX results.

 

Lap records were re set in the Non gearbox classes several times during the day.

 

N.G.B. LIGHT

Was: Doug Savage 1:52.6210

New: Lucas Quattrocchi 1:51.8787 (race 4)

Also beaten by: Russ Occhipinti, Ash Ford, Gary Pegoraro, and Zen Cramer.

 

N.G.B. HEAVY

Was: Matt Hall 1:55.8499

New: Colin McIntyre 1:55.1105 (race 4)

Also beaten by: Martin Anderson

 

N.G.B. SUPER HEAVY

Was: Cameron Austen 1:59.7395

New: Brendan Kloot 1:59.3598 (race 3)

Also beaten by: Rod Clarke.

 

The complete race result can be found HERE

 

 

 


 

NEW ZEALAND NATIONALS!

Well, that’s a wrap on our racing in the NZ. It has been an incredible experience, and we’re so happy to have been here

The boys tried their absolute best, but so did all the NZ drivers. We had some amazing results (all things considered) and some tough races, but ended with a great setup

A massive congratulations to both Colin and Lucas for their incredible efforts over the last three days. Special thanks to Tony Bowden and Superkarts Drivers Club NZ for organising the event. Scott Williams for wrapping the karts. Teddy Bassick and Tony for providing exceptional karts and your tremendous efforts getting the boys up to speed. Also, to every single person who organised and ran the event.

Colin ended up 5th overall, with an awesome 3rd finish in the GP. It was tough racing but after he worked out his setup he got some great results.

Lucas finished with 6th overall, he had some awesome drivers to compete against and some unfortunate contact on two occasions. Though, he did well running with the front pack.

We’re so proud of them, and can’t wait to see how well they go in the upcoming AU Nationals. Bring it onto the NZ drivers coming across in October.

 

 

 

 

 


 

Round five results.

 

The full result can be found HERE.

 

NEW LAP RECORDS SET:

 

Sanuja Perera, NGB Light: 1:28.5322

 

Jonathon Twigden, NGB Heavy: 1:29.9239

 

Joe Brancati, NGB Super Heavy: 1:33.8967

 


 

Round four Results.

The full result can be found HERE.

 


 

Round three race results.

The full result can be found HERE.

 


 

Round two race results.

The full result can be found HERE.

 

New lap records were also set and one long standing one broken.

 

Ben Castles held the NGB Light lap record for very close on 22 years with a 1:09.3447

 

The new record is now held by Sanuja Perera on 1:08.4393.

 

New lap records for the first time at Calder were.

 

N.G.B. Super Heavy: Cameron Austen, 1:13.0417

 

Stock Honda: James Strah, 1:07.5166

 

The complete list for all Victorian circuits can be found HERE

 

 


 

 

    

 

 


 

Our Club Championship Season 2024 Kicks off big time.

Our 2024 Race season has kicked of to beautiful weather and a fresh racing surface at Phillip Island,

A new lap record was set in the Dunlop Kartsport sponsored N.G.B. Super Heavy Class with Cameron Austen posting a 1:59.7395.

 

We also welcome and thank our sponsors for this year:

 

Network Press, Woodgate racing, Gersh Investment Partners, Marron Earthworx, OZ Design Nunawading & Dunlop Kartsport.

 

Race results for Round one can be found HERE

 


 

Season 2023 Presentations.

 

Our 2023 Race season has drawn to a close starting with thank you to our Sponsors:

 

Anderson Racing Karts Australia, Woodgate Racing, Network Press, OZ Design Nunawading, Poni Steel & Dunlop Kartsport.

 

Your investment in our club is very much appreciated.

 

 

CLUB CHAMPIONS:

Non Gearbox Light: Russ Occhipinti

Non Gearbox Heavy: Colin McIntyre

Non Gearbox Super Heavy: Cameron Austen

125cc Open: Todd Gardner

 

HIGHEST POINT SCORE IN CLASS.

250 International: Nick Schembri

Stock Honda: Oliver Bonaccorso

 

Driver of the Year: ( Overall Highest point score) Colin McIntyre

 

Jason McIntyre Determined to Win: Colin McIntyre

 

Club Person of the Year: Jeremy Crust

 

Rookie of the Year: Lincoln Appledore 

 

Appreciation awards:

 

Sue Veld 

Jordie McIntyre

Jarrod Lethborg

Darren Tyler

 

Our 2024 Race calendar can be found by clicking here.

 

 

 


 

VIDEO

 

For some great video footage of racing by members of the Victorian Club take the link's below.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MNm8PxB2Ik

 

Video by James Hamilton.

 

Other on board video's taken from Craig Edwards Stock Honda can be viewed by taking this link.

 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiVAyM8NpFqN5_TFdIiYVdrMJth9UdB9Q

 


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

So what's it like?

Take this link to get a drivers eye view of racing a Rotax kart at Calder Park.

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Getting set up in one of these will set you back around $5,000.00. (Used, and usually with all the parts you need)

You will not find a more affordable way of getting into Motorsport.

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More Superkart Video's

 

 Ride on board looking over the shoulder of Greg Bass driving a 250cc International kart at Australia premier race circuits.

 

 

Here are some of the viewer comments:

Wow those things are fast...Great footage man...Love those dual carbs. 

Great footage, You guys are hardcore racers. All respect to you. I think Superkarts are the heaviest form of racing. Even more so then F1's. 

Bass rocks!!
It's scary just watching it - great footage.
Yep those carbies add to the effect.
Keep up the good work guys

 

 


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