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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL KART FEDERATION • VOL. 49, NO. 6 • JUNE 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MEMBERSHIP NEWS & WELCOME NEW MEMBERS ........................................................................ 6
TECH AND RULE UPDATES ..................................................................................................................... 7
BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPRING MEETING MINUTES ..................................................................... 9
SPEEDWAY BITS AND PIECES................................................................................................................ 13
Road Racing at Eagle’s Canyon - page 16
EAGLE'S CANYON ROAD RACE .......................................................................................................... 14
ONE ON ONE WITH MICAH HENDRICKS ........................................................................................ 16
2009 2-CYCLE SPRINT GRAND NATIONAL PRESS RELEASE........................................................ 17
ONE ON ONE WITH TYLER MANN .................................................................................................... 18
ADVERTISER INDEX ................................................................................................................................ 19
MIDWEST SPEEDWAY TOUR ................................................................................................................. 20
One on One with Micah Hendricks and Tyler Mann
- page 18 & 20
GRAND NATIONAL ENTRY FORMS ............................................................................................... 22-25
DIRECTORS AND GOVERNORS NOMINATION FORM .................................................................. 26
IKF GRAND NATIONAL AND REGIONAL EVENTS ........................................................................ 27
CLASSIFIEDS .............................................................................................................................................. 29
IKF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Midwest Speedway Tour at University Plains
Speedway - page 22
NOTE TO ALL COMPETITORS:
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the competition legality of products and
services advertised in Karter News Magazine, the Competition Regulations & Technical Manual, and on the IKF Web Site. The
competitor is responsible for determining
the legality of all their equipment for use in
IKF sanctioned events.
If you, as a competitor, have any questions about the legality or safety of your
kart, please ask the appropriate official at
your race. For tech or safety issues, ask the
Tech Director. For race procedures or general items, ask the Race Director.
BILL HILGER - President, 5910 Skylark Lane, Lincoln, Ne 68516 ....................................................(402) 416-1284
Fax (402) 489-7370
RICK SCRIBNER - Vice President, 5475 Laird Road, Loomis, Ca 95650..........................................(916) 652-3905
Fax (916) 652-3910
DON HOLMBOE - Secretary, 9399 S.w. Tigard Street, Tigard, Or 97223 .........................................(503) 624-0621
JACK HOEGERL - Co-Treasurer, 3022 20th Ave., Rock Island, Il 61201 .......................................... (309) 793-0118
Fax (309) 793-0111, Email: jackh18@aol.com
ART VERLENGIERE - Co-Treasurer, 2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A, Santa Maria, CA 93455
GLENN ARAKI, 2615 Business Park Ave., Fresno, CA 93727 ...........................................................(559) 291-0570
JOHN MOTLEY, 2130 Golden Hill Road, Unit 40, Paso Robles, Ca 93446 ......................................(805) 238-7060
Fax (805) 238-0323
GARY RICHTER, 4273 Whistlewood Court, Reno, Nv 89509 ...........................................................(775) 772-7869
Fax (775) 850-2929, Email: gr@panavise.com
MICHAEL SCHORN, P.o. Box 373, Banks, Or 97106 ..........................................................................(503) 324-9072
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
ATTENTION REGION 7 SPRINT! CLASS WEIGHT CHANGE
The Rookie Sportsman class will be run at 235 lbs. for the remainder of 2009.
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF BIDS FOR THE 2011
IKF GRAND NATIONALS
VOLUME 49, NO.6 • JUNE 2009
Karter News is the official monthly publication of the International Kart Federation.
EDITOR
Pat Eldridge (pat@ikfkarting.com)
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Felton Stroud / Stroud Design, Inc.
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The rules and/or regulations set forth herein are designed to provide for the orderly
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© 2009 International Kart Federation
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The June issue of the Karter News will have the notice of acceptance of bids for the IKF Grand National races (approximately 24
months away). The bids for the IKF Grand Nationals must be in
the IKF office prior to September 1, 2009 (approximately 21 months
before the race), per Section 101.2.7 of the 2009 IKF Rulebook.
IKF BOARD OF DIRCTORS’ MEETING SCHEDULE
September 2009 Board Meeting - September 19-20, 2009,
Ontario, CA. More information to be announced.
PHOTOS NEEDED!
We are always on the look out for new photos for the web
site! Especially you juniors! Send in your photos with a
description of the picture and some information about your
racing. Click on this link for information on photo and text
submissions to the IKF. (click here)
Who knows? You may see yourself featured on the IKF
web site in the near future!
2009 IKF RULEBOOK AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
The 2009 IKF Competition Regulations and Technical
Manual is available for $25.00 each. This does not include
IKF membership and voting privileges. Quantity discounts
available. Contact the IKF office at 909-923-4999 to order or
for more information.
NEW MEMBERS
APRIL 2009
Madisyn Wood ....................................NM
Fred Bennett ......................................... AZ
David Feiro ........................................... AZ
Michael Murray .................................... NE
Jacob Murray ........................................ NE
Michael Murray Jr ................................ NE
DJ Livesay ...............................................ID
Steven Peterson ................................... WA
Bryce Peterson ..................................... WA
Keith Land............................................ WA
Tracy Appel .......................................... WA
Seth Appel ............................................ WA
Frank Lamorezux ................................ WA
Richard Boyd ........................................ AZ
Melani Kelleher ....................................NV
Zachary Kelleher ..................................NV
Brandon Eshom .................................... CA
Jereme Abshire...................................... CA
Donald Boland .......................................TX
D. John Bland ........................................TX
David Verhoef ........................................TX
Ken Hodge ............................................ CA
Justin Hodge ......................................... CA
Everest Fedler ...................................... CO
Charles Ritdhart ..................................MN
Steve Kemp ........................................... CA
William Sheppard ................................ CA
Chancellor Hinz ................................... CA
Carl Green ............................................. CA
Brian Tilseth .......................................... CA
Mario Valiente ...................................... CA
Brian White ........................................... CA
Lane Amlin............................................ CA
London Amlin ...................................... CA
Greg Bargas ............................................TX
Gabriel Bargas .......................................TX
Sean Johnston ....................................... CA
Mark Rubino ......................................... CA
Danny Rubino....................................... CA
TJ Fischer ............................................... CA
Doug Rocha........................................... CA
Blaine Rocha ......................................... CA
Stephen Symank ....................................TX
Jacob Symank.........................................TX
John Chan ............................................. WA
Brian Gallagher..................................... CA
Michael Parcel.........................................IA
Shanie George .........................................IA
Mason Collings .................................... WA
Jim Storie .............................................. WA
Veerachart Murphy .............................. AZ
Bailey Murphy ...................................... AZ
CJ Welter ............................................... WA
Joseph Hughes ..................................... WA
Tanner Hughes .................................... WA
Dana Normandy ................................. WA
Joanna Normandy............................... WA
Darrell Normandy .............................. WA
Zach Butler ........................................... WA
Keith Shew ........................................... WA
Nicole Whitmarsh ............................... CO
Travis Leavitt ....................................... CO
Jodie Sigler ........................................... CO
William Sigler ...................................... CO
Cris Schureman ................................... CO
Caleb Schureman ................................ CO
Cristian Schureman ............................ CO
William Letzsch ................................... CO
Liam Letzsch ........................................ CO
Marc Deslauries ................................... CO
Derek Deslauries ................................. CO
James Morrison .................................... CA
Brian Van De Mark .............................NM
Rae Anna Van De Mark......................NM
Chris England ....................................... AZ
Michael England .................................. AZ
TECH & RULE BOOK UPDATES
☞ = Indicates new update for this issue. Please note that Tech & Rule
book Updates will now go into effect thirty (30) days after they are
posted on the IKF Website: (www.ikfkarting.com)
ADD:
CHANGE:
DELETE:
Rule has been added where indicated by reference number.
Rule has been modified from the original version.
Rule has been deleted from the rule book.
ADD:
101.1.5: (Add as second sentence) Appointed IKF Director in Charge is
not allowed to compete at the Grand National event.
ADD:
☞ 101.1.6: (Add as third sentence) At the discretion of the IKF Board
of Directors, the Tech Director in Charge may compete at a Grand
National. An assistant for the Tech Director in Charge must be
approved by the IKF Board of Directors to take on Director responsibility while Director is on the track.
CHANGE:
105.1.6.3.5 Neck Collars: (Change 2nd sentence to read) The Leatt-Brace
Moto GPX, the Leatt-Brace Adventure and the Valhalla 360 neck braces are allowed.
CHANGE:
105.6 Safety Fastening (In 4th paragraph, change all of "Exception" text to
read:) Exceptions:
1) All-metal lock nuts, or bolts drilled and safety wired, are required
to fasten brake disc to brake hub.
2) One-Use fasteners/Nylocks may not be used on previously
drilled bolts without secondary retention as described above.
3) Ballast: All bolts used to secure ballast shall be fastened to the kart
with a nut secured with a cotter pin or safety wire through a hole
drilled in the bolt. (See Section 105.2.1.21).
DELETE:
114.4.1 Verbal Warning: (Delete all)
CHANGE:
114.5.2: (Change all to read) Any driver disqualified from a main or final
shall lose any possible awards, not points, for the class from which he
was disqualifed.
CHANGE:
☞
207 #5 Jr. Super Sportsman: (Change Engine text to read) Yamaha
KT100S / RLV SSX-V exhaust / engine clutch per 202.5
Weight to read: 300
Age to read: 12-15
ADD:
CHANGE:
105.2.1 Pre-Race Inspection - Also called Pre-Tech: (Add as new second
paragraph) Note: At Regional and Grand National Sprint and Road
Race events, the "IKF Pre-Race Technical Inspection Checklist", also
called "Self-Tech, may be used as an option to going through the
traditional Pre-Race Technical Inspection Procedure.
212.4 Day 5: (Change to read:) IAME Cup @ 370
(continued on page 8)
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ADD:
☞ 212.5: Clarification of the 2009 2 Cycle Sprint Grand National,
per the request of the sponsoring club, to allow the following classes to be run according to Region 11 local option rules: IKF TaG
Cadet - Gazelle engine only; IKF TaG Junior - Leopard and Rotax
Junior engines only.
CHANGE:
213.4 Official Schedule: (Change classes on listed days to:)
Day 2: Delete Formula 80/85 Heavy Local Option @ 375
Day 2: Add Formula 80/85 Masters Local Option @ 375
Day 3: Delete Formula 80/85 Masters Local Option @ 375
Day 3: Add Formula 80/85 Heavy Local Option @ 375
CHANGE:
275.5 TaG Classes : (change last line to read:) Senior classes for ages 16
- up.
CHANGE:
275.5.1 IKF TaG Cadet Classes: (Remove:) WTP
CHANGE:
275.5.2 IKF TaG Junior Classes (Add:) Motori Seven Junior
CHANGE:
306.2.2 Brakes: (change last paragraph:) Remove Rotax Max from the
last paragraph.
CHANGE:
306.9.3.2 Bodywork: (change all to read:) Formula 125, Formula 125
LTD driver faring required, width 15" wide, see Diagram at Section
105.2.1.20.
ADD:
306.9.3.2.1: Superstock CR125 CIK faring required per Section
201.9.3.
CHANGE:
312 IKF RR GN Schedule 2009: (Add as 6th paragraph:) Allow a one race
exemption for the 2009 Road Race Grand National to run the TaG
Light and TaG Heavy classes with optional front brakes.
CHANGE:
312 IKF RR GN Schedule 2009: (Delete the 6th paragraph:) Allow a one race
exemption for the 2009 Road Race Grand National to run the TaG
Light and TaG Heavy classes with optional front brakes.
CHANGE:
312.1 Regional Championship classes to be run in 2009 are: (add list:)
Yamaha Sportsman Heavy
Gazelle 8-12 240#
Mini Max 9-12 255#
Super Stock CR125 Heavy - Same Rules except for weight 420#
Formula 125 LTD Hvy II
Formula 80 Sr Heavy - Same Rules except for weight 385#
Briggs & Stratton Animal - Laydown class - ages male 40+ / female
16+
100cc OpenPiston Port / HPV - Laydown class 400#
ADD:
404.3.1 Approved Local Option Classes for 2009:
Kid Kart - Demo
Junior III Sportsman - 14 Years and Up (Attained Age)
Junior II without restrictor plate - 310#
CHANGE:
405.1 Official Schedule Day 5: (change to read:) Change weight on the
Briggs Animal Heavy class to 370# and change the weight on the
Junior II Briggs Animal Heavy to 320#
CHANGE:
509.3 Plug Gauges Defined: (Change 4th sentence to read:) Plug gauges
larger than .361" are to be machined on each side to achieve a blade
thickness of .215" minimum and .250" maximum.
CHANGE:
600 Shifter Engine Specifications Reference Chart (page 99): Delete listing
of Spec Honda 125 class.
CHANGE:
601.1 Spec Fuel for 2-Cyc. Sprint, Shifter, Speedway, and Road Race: (change
all to read:) All 2-Cycle Sprint, Shifter, Speedway and Road Racing
Grand National events will run spec fuel and oil as approved by the
appropriate Technical Committee Chairman.
For 2009 VP MS98L Karting is the designated IKF fuel. All Regional
and Club events are encouraged to use this fuel.
NOTE: Some classes in Shifter, Speedway and Road Racing may
require a higher octane fuel and may request an exemption to this
requirement. A request must be made, in writing to the IKF office.
The request will be either be approved or denied by the appropriate
committee chair.
CHANGE:
CHANGE:
404 IKF Two-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National Schedule:
(add paragraph) A participant who resides outside the 200 miles from
any IKF sanctioned regional races and participates in the 2 IKF sanctioned races at Newton IA on August 2, 2009, will be qualified to race
the IKF 2 Cycle Speedway Grand National in Newton IA. Participants
who meet the above criteria will not have to pay a waiver. IKF
Membership required.
601.1.1 (change all to read:) Each track will provide a source of gasoline,
with VP MS98L being recommended.
CHANGE:
404.2 Official Schedule: (Change all to read:)
Day 1 August 4: Registration, Parking, Pre-Tech, Practice
Day 2 August 5: Heats, Semi-Mains, Mains
Junior II Light
Yamaha KT100S Light
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Midget - Junior
100cc Super Stock Light
Midget - Super Stock
Senior Sportsman
3pm Hot Laps
Junior II Heavy
Yamaha KT100S Heavy
100cc Super Stock Heavy
200cc Stock
Super Sportsman (Super Box)
Junior I Light
3pm Hot Laps
Kid Kart - Demo
Junior III Sportsman
Yamaha KT00S Limited
Midget - Open
Open
Junior I Heavy
3pm Hot Laps
Day 5 August 8: Rain Date
DELETE:
601.1.3 9cc Classes and Shifters (delete all)
CHANGE:
601.1.4 (change all to read:) Spec Fuel Test Procedure for use with racing
fuel (VP MS 98L Karting recommended):
CHANGE:
601.1.4 – 6.1 Color, turbidity, and odor (change all to read:) Color, turbidity and odor will be evaluated by the Tech Inspector. Color, turbidity
and odor will be evaluated on a sample removed from the carburetor
end of the fuel line by the Tech Inspector into a suitable container
provided by the Tech Inspector. If the Tech Inspector suspects fuel
to be incorrect for any of these reasons, he will consult with the Race
Director or other qualified person. The inspection team is reminded
that every consideration is to be given to the competitor prior to
disqualification.
Note: No specs are currently available for the Tilloson 384B on
the Easykart.
The specs for the Dell'Orto VHSB 34 on the Rotax Max FR 125 are per
RMC rules
CHANGE:
716.9 Camshaft: (Change first sentence to read:) Maximum valve lift of
0.255" taken directly off the valve spring retainer at zero valve lash.
601.1.2 Fuel Tests for Events not using spec racing fuel (change Note 1 to
read:) NOTE 1: IKF strongly recommends the use of the VP MS98L
Fuel program for all race events. Pump gas contains elements such
as oxidizers than make efficient fuel testing very difficult. Because
of this the possibility of non-conformance to fuel standards is much
more difficult to determine.
CHANGE:
620.57 Piston: (change to read:) Piston must be IAME double ring only
and as manufactured with mold number 2802 or 1319 and name cast
inside. Maximum break on all machined edges .030” on skirt area
only. The bottom ring on the HPV must be in place and is a non tech
item. Rings to be of magnetic material.
CHANGE:
622.8 Ignition: (Add new sentence at end:) Machining the shanks of coil
hold-down screws to provide additional coil position adjustment is
not allowed.
ADD:
675.21 Rotax Max Rotax Max engines may be run with or without
RMC seal. If run without seal, they are subject to all RMC engines
rules.
ADD:
675.22 Other No additional painting, plating or ceramic coatings of
any component permitted. Some engines have been approved with
anodized components, which are acceptable.
ADD:
Carburetor
334A. AB or AA
Tillotson 334A. AB or AA
Tillotson 384B
Dell'Orto VHSH30CS
Tillotson 334A. AB or AA
Tillotson 360A
Tillotson 360A
Dell'Orto VHSB 34
Tryton VAMECM1
Tryton VAMECM1
Tillotson 360A
CHANGE:
716.5.2 Inside Diameter: (Change 1st sentence to read:) .885" must-go minimum, .905" no-go maximum.
CHANGE:
716.13 Head Gasket: (Change last sentence to read:) After (date to be determined) B&S head gasket with logo is required.
CHANGE:
716.16.3 Valve Length: (Change to read:) Minimum intake and exhaust
valve length is 3.250".
CHANGE:
716.32 Connecting Rod: (Change all to read:) Any aluminum rod allowed
with or without bearing insert. Rod may not be lighter than a known
stock Briggs rod, part number 555626. No under-sizing of rod is permitted. Rod may be clearanced providing the rod is in stock configuration with no dimpling or media blasting. Rod ends must be concentric with wrist pin and crank journal. The use of Briggs hex head bolts,
part number 555654 is allowed. There may be a minor grinding of the
cylinder for clearance of these bolts. Minimum weight is 130 grams.
CHANGE:
717.15 Head Gasket: (Change last sentence to read:) After (date to be determined) B&S head gasket with logo is required.
CHANGE:
721.2.2 (add second sentence to read:) End baffle of silencer is teched per
dimensions shown in Section 700.1. Holes are .128" No-Go.
675.3 Carburetors/Manifolds (Add to end of 1st paragraph:)
TAG Carburetor Quick Reference Specifications
ENGINE NAME
BM Jaguar Tillotson
Cheeta SQ125
Easykart
Motori Seven TAG L4
Parilla Leopard'03
PRD Fire Ball 2005
*PRD Fire Ball 2008
Rotax Max FR 125
Sonik TX125
Sonik VX125(118)
Vortex ROK TT
CHANGE:
ADD:
Venturi
0.905"
0.905"
Bore
1.010"
1.010"
1.185"
0.905"
0.950"
0.950"
1.190"
1.010"
1.065"
1.065"
0.943"
0.943"
0.950"
1.075"
1.075"
1.065"
Carburetor venturi diameter checked at narrowest point of venturi.
Easykart has a fixed high-speed jet, no polishing of carburetor
allowed. Butterfly stop in bore must be in place.
721.2.5: Exhaust must be wrapped from just above flange to the end,
including the welded on muffler.
CHANGE:
721.4.1 (change second sentence to read:) Unleaded 89 to 92 octane only.
CHANGE:
800.9 (change fifth sentence in 3rd paragraph to read:) Junior classes,
including local option classes, must have a minimum participation average of 3.0 (not 2.9) per regional event and jackets will be
awarded.
CHANGE:
850.1 2-Cycle Sprint Regional Classes Change weight on the Superstock
CR125 to 385#.
IKF Board of Directors Spring Meeting Minutes
April 18-19, 2009
President Bill Hilger called the Saturday Open Meeting to order at 8:20
am. Directors present at Roll Call were Glenn Araki, Bill Hilger, Jack Hoegerl,
Don Holmboe, John Motley, Mike Schorn, and Rick Scribner. Directors Gary
Richter and Art Verlengiere were not in attendance at the Meeting.
President Hilger welcomes the members and guests to the Meeting.
Members and guests in attendance were Corey Poynor, Joanne Poynor,
Tim Holden, Don Miller, Rod Verlengiere, Jim McMillan, Janet Scribner,
Carmen Carranza, Cindy Enriquez, Mike Manning, Todd Snedeker, Doug
Norgaard, Bridgit Buryhardt, and Mylan Mork.
Financial Report
Hoegerl presented overview of the financial statements i.e. Accounts
Receivable, 3 Year Balance Sheet and 3 Year Profit & Loss. Concern for
90-120 day receivables; receivables in line with the past. Income is down
due to the current economy. New tracks coming on board will be taking
advantage of our new pit pass price structure. Income has decreased in last
3 years. Unit sales of passes have increased. There is a decrease in expenses
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as the Karter News is now a virtual magazine on the IKF website, not a
printed magazine. Felton to provide input on website hits. New Presidential Budget approved to visit tracks and GN host tracks. Timing of payments is factor on reports. Discusses liability accounts. Board discusses
how to reduce expenses.
Hilger thanks dedicated volunteers who support the IKF and run the
regional series. We need to bring tracks back to the IKF. Contact to be made
to non-renewed members. States benefit of the punch system. Also wants
to thank all of the karting sponsors that support the IKF and karting in
general.
Hilger states the new website is doing very well. We are 55% above the
average for a website of our size. Felton to furnish demographics. Hilger
states we need race reports from all areas for the magazine. Discuss articles
and pictures for the website.
Discussion by Board to allow the Kid Kart class to be run for a Duffy.
Motion by Motley: Add to Section 207, Effective in 2009, to allow the Kid Kart
class be run as a Duffy class in 2 Cycle Sprint only. Second by Scribner.
In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, Schorn Scribner
Absent: Richter, Verlengiere, Passed.
Motley asks for clarification on Section 114.5.2. Feels there is confusion
on this rule re: DQ, points, flagrant DQ, non-flagrant DQ, drops, bigger
issue in small classes. Feels that most IKF members think a DQ is zero
points. Feels this rule is not clear to the members. Lengthy discussion by
Board and some members present. Motley asks the 2 Cycle Sprint Committee to look at this issue with possible recommendation to change at the
September Board Meeting. Needs to be more clear.
Clarification on the TaG Cadet and TaG Junior class at the 2009 2 Cycle
Sprint Grand National. Motley states the classes are to be run at the Grand
National as they are in Region 11 – Gazelle only in TaG Cadet and Leopard
and Rotax in the TaG Junior class. Discussion by Board. Tabled for discussion at the Sunday Meeting.
Motion by Schorn to appoint Chris Hatch as the 2009 Region 6 Road Race
Coordinator. Second by Scribner.
In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, Schorn, Scribner
Motion by Schorn to appoint Stan Crocker as the 2009 Region 8 Governor
and Regional Coordinator. Second by Scribner.
Motion by Schorn to approve Dave Brant as the 2009 4 Cycle Sprint
Grand National Race Director. Second by Scribner.
In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Schorn, Scribner, Abstain: Motley,
Motion by Scribner to appoint Mike Schorn as the Race Director of the
2009 2 Cycle Sprint Grand National. Second by Araki.
In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, Scribner, Abstain: Schorn,
Hilger asks for review of Section 101.1.5 and 101.1.6 to allow the Director
in Charge and Tech Director to race at the Grand National event. Motley
asks whether the action was proper. Is it a rule update or vote? Hilger states
they do not vote on all rule updates. Board and members discuss if it is a
conflict of interest and what their job is at the event. Schorn explains how
he has handled this at past Grand Nationals as an official and a participant.
Lengthy discussion by Board.
Motion by Schorn to rescind Section 101.1.5 and Section 101.1.6. Second
by Scribner.
In Favor: Schorn, Scribner, Opposed: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley,
Absent: Richter, Verlengiere, Failed.
2010 Grand National Bid Presentations & Awarding
Note: The rotation order will be as follows:
2010
2011
2 Cycle Sprint
Region 6
Region 7
4 Cycle Sprint
Midwest
Northwest
4 Cycle Spdwy
Midwest
Other
2 Cycle Spdwy/
Northwest
Midwest
10
Spdwy Midget
The area will be favored when appropriate bids are available. The specific selection will be done using additional factors including physical facility, available personnel, history of IKF support, etc. Contracts to be sent out
and they must be returned signed by July 1st or the race is awarded to the
alternate track (approximately 12 months before the race).
2010 IKF GRAND NATIONAL BIDS
2 CYCLE SPRINT
Region 7 Willow Springs Kart Club
Willow Springs Kart Track
Willow Springs, CA
Region 7 EP1K ProMotions
CalSpeed/Temp Las Vegas
Fontana/Las Vegas
Region 6 Portland Karting Assoc.
McMinnville Raceway
McMinnville, OR
4 CYCLE SPRINT
Region 6 Tri City Kart Club
Horn Rapids Kart Track
Richland, WA
Region 7 Santa Maria Karting Assoc.
Santa Maria Kart Track
Santa Maria, CA
2 CYCLE SPEEDWAY/SPEEDWAY MIDGET
Region 5A South Dakota Kart Club**
University Plains Speedway
Brookings, SD
4 CYCLE SPEEDWAY
Region 5A South Dakota Kart Club
Brookings, S.D.
Region 5A Huron Kart Club
Rolling Thunder Speedway
Huron, S.D.
ROAD RACE
SPEEDWAY PAVEMENT
**Wishes to combine the 2 Cycle & 4 Cycle Speedway Grand National
Presentations were made by all bidders listed above. The following were
awarded the 2010 Grand National:
2 CYCLE SPRINT
Willow Springs Kart Club
Willow Springs Kart Track
Willow Springs, CA
Absent: Richter, Verlengiere
4 CYCLE SPRINT
Tri City Kart Club
Horn Rapids Kart Track
Richland, WA
4 CYCLE SPEEDWAY
South Dakota Kart Club
Brookings, S.D.
In Favor: Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, Schorn, Scribner, Abstain: Araki,
Alternate Tracks awarded:
2 CYCLE SPRINT
EP1K ProMotions
CalSpeed/Temp Las Vegas
Fontana, Las Vegas
4 CYCLE SPRINT
Santa Maria Karting Assoc.
Santa Maria Kart Track
Santa Maria CA
In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, Schorn,, Scribner
4 CYCLE SPEEDWAY
Huron Kart Club
Rolling Thunder Speedway
Huron, S.D.
The 2010 2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget National will be awarded
at the September Board Meeting.
Hilger comments that Speedway does their award presentations at the
pit meeting. Good representation for the sponsors. Discussion by Board
and members.
Board approves the shirt design for the 2009 Road Race Grand National.
Trophy design to come later.
The June issue of Karter News will have the notice of acceptance of bids
for the IKF Grandnational races (approximately 24 months away). The bids
for the IKF Grand Nationals must be in the IKF Office prior to September 1,
2009 (approximately 21 months before the race).
Directors List:
Bill Hilger
1. Hilliard Clutch is forwarded to Terry Nash to evaluate.
2. Thor Brake is given to Glenn Araki to evaluate. Discussion by Board.
Jack Hoegerl
1.SFI 2 & 4 Cycle Tech Certification Program. Test will be available for
18+ age members. IKF will provide the tech seminar. SFI will grade the tests.
Seminar and test to possibly be in conjunction with the September Board
Meeting. Hoegerl has checked the 4 Cycle test but not the 2 Cycle. Open book
test. Goal is that you are familiar with the Rulebook and can go to the book to
find the rule; not to know the rules by heart. Suggests a Midwest seminar and
testing in the September –December timeframe. Suggests an on going certification and seminar program to get more people involved. Wants members
to know about the certification program. Can be for average member also.
Wants to improve our whole program.
John Motley
1.Pre-Tech Certification Sheet. They are using this form at regional and
National events. A self tech form. Using in Region 7 all this year. He had
some concerns to begin with; found adherence to the rules was remarkably
good using this system. It puts the onus of conforming to the safety rules on
the participants and makes them more aware of it. There have been requests
to do this down to the club level. He has mixed opinions of this. Hoegerl asks
if they did random checking – Motley replies yes. Surprised at conformance.
Araki states it works out very well, even on practice day. Motley states the
original intent was not to do below the regional level. McMillan asks if they
are trying to lighten the load on the tech people. Motley states that is an additional benefit. What it is doing is putting the responsibility for the kart being
correct on the participant. Used before with good results. Discuss mechanical
failures. Motley is dazzled at the conformance to the rules. Motley states this
was run through the insurance company and there were no issues. Hoegerl
states if a club requests to do this as part of their pre tech, one of the requirements would be they have used it at a regional race and it was successful.
Feels that in 2 Cycle Speedway they need to look at the karts. Motley cannot
comment on Speedway.
2.Lifetime Memberships
Motley feels this is a great idea but not doable with present software.
Don Holmboe – Note: Most verbiage from notes – voice was barely
picked up on recording tape.
1.Color of lead weights. Holmboe states that some want to add another
color lead weight. Some cannot find white to buy.
2. 15” Faring. Mini Texas Tornado was created when a Super Majority
vote was used for the CIK faring for the super stock class at the 2009 Road
Race Grand National. States he will be using the Proposal process to go
back to the 15” faring for 2010. Wants to generate input from members.
Received 6 emails already. Wants to get the other side also by using Proposal system.
3. Spec tires in Road Race
States he will be making a Proposal to deal with this also. Received input?
McMillan asks what the Proposal on tires is. Holmboe reads the following:
Section 313 Any IKF Cub or Promoter, at a Regional or National event, may
require spec tires. Any request for spec tires to be run in any class must be
approved by the IKF Board of Directors at the January Meeting in the year
of the request.
Holmboe states they went against current rules. Hilger asks Mac if MG
can give away any tires at the event; Mac says Bill can try. They are already
funding trophies.
Membership Communication:
Email from Randy Lyon re: Section 105.1.6
Request for camera on helmet during practice. Discussion by Board.
Board upholds current rule that does not allow this.
Hilger states an EVS neck brace has been received and will be tested with
recommendations to the Board.
PROPOSALS
From Hilger
1. To allow the PRD engine package as a stand alone class in Road Race,
pending approval of engine specifications by the Board.Seconds: Holmboe
& Schorn
From Holmboe
1. Section 313 Any IKF Cub or Promoter, at a Regional or National event,
may require spec tires. Any request for spec tires to be run in any class must
be approved by the IKF Board of Directors at the January Meeting in the
year of the request. Seconds: Schorn, Scribner
2. Section 207, Class #14 Add a Rotax International class to the 2 Cycle
Sprint National Championship Classes. Rotax max sealed engines run
under Rotax Max Challenge Rules. Weight 365 pounds. Age16 and up.
Seconds: Scribner, Hoegerl
From Schorn
1. Delete Section 306.9.3.2.1 Bodywork Superstock CR125 CIK faring
required per Section 201.9.3. Change Section 306.9.3.2 Bodywork to read
Driver fairing required, maximum width 15” wide. See Diagram at Section
105.2.1.20. Seconds: Holmboe, Scribner
Clarification to the 2009 2 Cycle Sprint Grand National by Motley. IKF
TaG Cadet to be run as per Region 11 local option rules, Gazelle engine
only. IKF TaG Junior to be run as per Region 11 local option rules, Leopard
and Rotax Junior engines only. They are using the IKF Tech Manual for the
engine rules. Motley states they do have to have the engine spec sheet as
well. Holmboe asks if there is concern about the new 09 cylinders for Rotax,
Motley remarks yes, tremendous concern. Motley says we have no control
when Rotax makes a change, is a concern.
Motion by Motley: Clarification of the 2009 2 Cycle Sprint Grand
National, per the request of the sponsoring club, to allow the following
to be run according to Region 11 local option rules: TaG Cadet – Gazelle
engine only, TaG Junior – Leopard and Rotax Junior engines only. Second
by Schorn. In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, Schorn, Scribner.
Fuel
Hilger states the contract has been signed with VP Fuel and MS98 is
the official spec fuel for the IKF, with some class exceptions allowed upon
application. Have received some complaints about oil separation because of
the cold weather. States that Motley has done some testing and addressed
this. Motley states that it is a temperature related thing. States that Region
11 complaint is strange because of difference in weather at two events.
States that 45 is about the dividing line on this. John did test to verify how
this happens and explains to Board and members. Suggestions made to
Region 7 how to handle this. Discussion by Board.
Ambulance Requirements
Hilger had a request regarding an ambulance issue at a local club race.
Hilger approved the 1st responder for the event. States that if you do not
have an ambulance at the event, the promoter must be in contact with ambulance in the city or town to make sure it is sitting in the bay. The moment
that ambulance leaves the bay, they must let you know because your racing
must end until the ambulance has returned. Hilger to give copies to the
Board. McMillan states there is not adequate verbiage in the Rulebook.
Hilger recognizes Doug Norgaard and his family as volunteers that
are hard to find. They will help everyone at the track. They go to Iowa,
Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Also helps the regional coordinators with their series.
Bill thanks Doug and his family for their support of the karters and
the IKF.
Motion to adjourn the Meeting by Motley. Second by Holmboe.
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Meeting adjourned at 4:20pm.
Sunday Schedule
President Bill Hilger called the Sunday Open Meeting to order at 8:45 am.
Directors in attendance: Glenn Araki, Bill Hilger, Jack Hoegerl, Don
Holmboe, John Motley, Mike Schorn, and Rick Scribner. Directors Gary
Richter and Art Verlengiere were not in attendance at the Meeting.
Member and guest in attendance: Janet Scribner.
Clone Report
Clone report from Terry Nash on April 16, 2009. Terry states he has run
the heck out of the clone that RLV sent me. It does not compare to the
local option 206. The carb and drivability are not the same. Getting the jets
drilled correctly especially. The oil comes out quite dirty and the shedding
inside has been substantial. The rules question….I have heard of so much
difference between the cost, the cost is the only thing I can see appealing.
Discussion by Board of clone and Local Option 206. Hilger says no one
has sent any rules for the clone. We need these rules in the IKF Office.
Bill agrees with Hoegerl the class can be approved with rules. Hoegerl
states tracks and promoters are not aware of the clone being available for
approval as a local option. No resolution at this time.
Hilger announces the Agreements were signed today for the 2009 Speedway Pavement Grand National to be held at Jamaica Speedway in Jamaica
IA on August 13-15, 2009. Hilger to be the Director in Charge, Hoegerl to
be the 2 Cycle Tech Director and Andy Bear to be the Race Director. The 4
Cycle Tech Director will be announced. After a successful event this year,
Hilger says to extend for Jamaica to have the event in 2010 also.
Race structure is as follows. Engine, Fuel, Weight & Age information is
available in the 2009 IKF Rulebook.
Day One – Open Practice 10am – 4pm
Day Two
Yamaha KT100S Heavy 2 Cycle
Junior I Light
Stock Heavy
Junior II Light
Stock Medium
Junior II Heavy 2 Cycle
Yamaha KT100S Light **
Junior I Heavy
Blue Wazoom OHV Medium
Junior II Heavy
Junior I Heavy 2 Cycle
Day Three
Junior I Briggs Animal Light
Briggs Animal Light
Junior II Briggs Animal Light
Briggs Animal Masters
Briggs Animal Medium
Junior I Briggs Animal Heavy
Junior II Briggs Animal Heavy
Briggs Animal Heavy
Champ Class **
** Local Option Classes
Hilger shows the Board the Avenger Racing Chassis donated by Jody
Krug of Avenger Racing. IKF wrap on the kart. These will be given away at
different series and the Grand Nationals.
Hilger asks if the September Board Meeting will be in Ontario. Scribner
states that 8 racers in his region would be interested in attending a Board
Meeting in Sacramento. States that track delegates also want to attend the
Meeting, which is significant. Hoegerl asks if there is a racing conflict –
Scribner says no. Scribner states he and Araki are going to meet with the
track delegates one on one. Hilger suggests that key IKF people meet with
all of them at the same time. Less expensive that way. Board feels this is a
good idea. Board agrees the Fall Board Meeting will be in Ontario.
Board discusses making the January 2010 meeting for two days only.
Friday – the caucus (Board Only) and Saturday – the Open Meeting. Tabled
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2010 IKF PROPOSALS
Proposals are submitted at the Spring Board Meeting with two
Seconds for a Motion.
The Proposals will be listed on the website and in the Karter News.
Input from the Membership should be forwarded in writing to the
IKF Office or by email to pat@ikfkarting.com for distribution to the
Board and/or Committee Chairman. Please include your Name, IKF
Membership Number, Membership Expiration Date, contact information and Proposal Number on your submission. Proposals and Membership input will be addressed at the Fall Meeting of the Board of
Directors. Input from the Membership to arrive no later than September 4, 2009.
1. To allow the PRD engine package as a stand alone class in Road Race,
pending approval of engine specifications by the Board.
2. Section 313 Any IKF Cub or Promoter, at a Regional or National
event, may require spec tires. Any request for spec tires to be run
in any class must be approved by the IKF Board of Directors at the
January Meeting in the year of the request.
3. Section 207, Class #14 Add a Rotax International class to the 2 Cycle
Sprint National Championship Classes. Rotax max sealed engines
run under Rotax Max Challenge Rules. Weight 365 pounds. Age16
and up.
4. Delete Section 306.9.3.2.1 Bodywork Superstock CR125 CIK faring
required per Section 201.9.3. Change Section 306.9.3.2 Bodywork to
read Driver fairing required, maximum width 15” wide. See Diagram
at Section 105.2.1.20.
for discussion at the September Board Meeting.
Lengthy discussion by the Board regarding the Director in Charge and
Tech Director in Charge competing in a Grand National where they are the
appointed officials of the event.
Motion by Don Holmboe re: Add to Section 101.1.6 At the discretion
of the IKF Board, the Tech Director in Charge may compete at a Grand
National. An assistant for the Tech Director in Charge must be approved by
the Board to take on Director responsibility while Director is on the track.
Second by Scribner.
In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Schorn, Scribner, Opposed: Motley,
Suggestions by Board for the virtual Karter News to be forwarded to Felton.
Board discusses the fuel issue with Reno and Redding.
Scribner to arrange the meeting with key IKF personnel and Region 11
track delegates and other interested parties with date TBD to discuss the
positive aspects of racing in Region 11. General public will also be invited.
Motion by Holmboe to adjourn the Meeting. Second by Scribner. Meeting
adjourned at 9:50am.
Clarification: Per a request by an IKF member and after a review there is
a revision in the February Minutes. What was stated originally was:
Asked how the Road Race deal went through, Hilger states he went down
there they could do it because no one else wanted to do Road Race.
After reviewing the actual Minutes at the IKF office the actual verbiage was:
Asked how the Road Race deal went through. Hilger states when he
went down there they could do it (tire rule) because no one else wanted to
do the Road Race unless we revisit Bernie.
February Minutes will be revised.
SPEEDWAY: Bits & Pieces
CLUTCH/CHAIN GUARDS.
Every since I witnessed an injury due to a clutch coming into
contact with the seat and ultimately the driver’s leg, I have been
in pursuit of a guard that will protect the driver’s leg and or arm
from coming into contact with the clutch.
The device must have adequate protection but yet be easily
removable so you can access the clutch without having to loosen
the engine mount to tip the engine to work on the clutch.
Currently, I have been forwarded three such devices. One from
Jex Manufacturing, one from Dynamic Karting in Texas, and one
from Koopman Racing in Minnesota. The Jex Clutch guard was
tested at the Tulsa Shootout by my son and it worked very well and
the removable plate made the clutch very accessible.
The Mega Guard as I call it from Dynamic Karting is an add
on plate to existing clutch guards or you can purchase the entire
guard. This also looks like it has protection and accessibility. The
Guard from Koopman Racing is a carbon fiber protection device
that also is an add on to your existing chain guard. Koopman’s son
raced it at the Tulsa Shootout as well and it performed as designed.
Easily removable for clutch access as well.
Please take a look at these and visit the various websites of each
and find the one that bests works for you. Eventually a device like
this will be mandatory but right now they are optional. Talk to
someone who had this happen to them and you will put a guard
on without hesitation. If you have another design and want to submit it for review, please forward to IKF. www.jexmfg.com www.
dynamickarting.com www.koopmanracing.com
EXHAUST HEADER WRAP
It is encouraged that all animal headers are wrapped with a
protective insulating covering that will help reduce the burns from
having contact with the header.
With the animal exhaust header pipe that comes up and then goes
back down it has become very easy for participants to accidently
touch or grab this header causing some serious burns, and that is why
the IKF is recommending this procedure this year. It is not mandatory
but will be in 2010. Contact your local kart shop for header wrap.
TIRE PREP
As the tire prep craze continues it has become apparent that
many of these products are considered home type brews and are
sold without adequate warnings or listing of contents. There are
also those that comply fully with the law.
It is recommended that if you purchase any tire prep product
that it be labeled correctly and that you ask for a MSDS sheet. Federal law requires any manufacturer and/or supplier for chemicals
have a 24 hour, 7 day a week, 52 weeks a year emergency response
number. If you are dealing with a reputable company they will
have their MSDS’s on file with CHEMTREC (800) 424-9300. This
is the de facto standard for any emergency responder to go for
emergency data. CHEMTREC has more data than is required
on an MSDS. If the chemical that you are buying is not on file at
CHEMTREC then be sure to get the suppliers 24 hour emergency
response number.
Most labels say keep out of the reach of children. Some take this
as being under 18 for the age to handle these chemicals. Also when
handling chemicals, nitrile gloves are recommended at the minimum. Safety glasses are also recommended. Having proper contact
information is necessary in case of an accident with chemicals at the
track. Medical personnel do not know what to treat the patient for
if they do not know what chemicals were involved.
QUESTIONS IN GENERAL
If you have a particular question about any form of IKF karting,
contact your appropriate committee chairman or someone on the
committee. IKF has various committees and they are there to serve
you, help you answer questions and take input on what may be
helpful for the future of karting. The committees and personnel are
listed in the IKF Technical Manual and the IKF website.
There are times that you will see answers put on various website
forums that do not have the correct information in terms of the IKF
rules and regulations. If you are not sure where to start, contact the
IKF office and they will see that you get to the correct person and
or committee to help get your question answered.
2009 IKF
REGIONAL
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EAGLE'S CANYON
SOUTHWEST ROAD RACING ASSOCIATION,
REGION 4B, MARCH 27-29
PHOTOS BY DALE MCCOLLUM
80cc Junior Shifter drivers
#11 Ryan McCollum and
#96 Jaren Trengrove stand
next to their karts on the
hot grid and anxiously wait
to line up.
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Rotax Mini-Max drivers #2
Michael Schneider, #8 Chris
Clark, #48 Kinsley Cook,
#88 Beck Duggleby, #18
Nathan Adds, #12 Cole
Glassom, and #9 Trenton
Estep on the grid and taking
the green flag.
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Micah
Hendricks
Besides karting, what other
activities are you involved in?
Soccer
How long have you been an
IKF member? New
What goals do you set for
yourself in karting? Yes, win
a main
If we came out to your
house for the weekend,
what would we go do? Play
games computer or cards,
jump on trampoline, go
swimming, ride bikes.
Name: Micah Hendricks
Age: 11
Hometown: Glendale, Arizona
How long have you been racing? 2 years
How are you involved in IKF? New to IKF!
What clubs do you compete with? Phoenix
Kart Racing Association
What division of karting and which region
do you compete in? Region 7 Sprint
Do you have any sponsors or people
you want to thank for their support?
Innovative Karting is our local shop,
my parents are my sponsors
How did you get your start in karting? My
Dad.
Do you have any other family members that
also race? My younger brother, both
of my sisters drive but don’t race, and
my youngest brother just turned 4 and
will probably start driving soon.
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16. If you could choose
someone to be on the cover
of Karter News, who would
you choose and why? Curtis
Ruth owner of Innovative
Karting, he has helped our family a lot
and he is a good guy
Who is your biggest competition? Tommy
Yerkovich
Who inspires you, or is a mentor to you?
My Dad.
What do you like most about karting?
The competition.
What do you think needs the most
improvement? Race strategy
If you won a million dollars today, and had
to spend it in 24 hours what would you
spend it on? A new go kart, equipment,
and parts, Legos, buy my friend a new
DS, take my family on a cruise, help
some missionaries from our church,
help our church, help the college I plan
to go to.
EXPERIENCE LIFE
IN THE FAST LANE
ONE ON ONE WITH:
Membership
and Subscription
Information:
International
Kart Federation
1609 S. Grove Ave.,
Ste. 105
Ontario, CA 91761
909-923-4999
www.ikfkarting.com
If you got to have 5 minutes to talk to the
IKF Board of Directors on any subject, what
would you talk to them about? About
rules and it would be a nice talk.
Scribner Promotions For Immediate Release 5/7/09
Prelude to the 2009 IKF Grand Nationals at Desert Park
Raceway (DPR) in Reno Nevada. As the 2009 racing season
moves into the summer, one Kart race on the West Coast
stands out for the Karters vying to win a National Sanctioned
Karting Event. The IKF 2 Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals. The
IKF Duffy, the Screaming Eagle and the opportunity of being
elevated to the most prestigious title in Kart racing, a Grand
National Champion! It is expected that several competitors
will win their second Duffy and forever be known as an IKF
Expert, the title given to those who have captured two IKF
Grand National Championships.
In 2009, the IKF 2 Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals will take
place at DPR, home of the Northern Nevada Kart Club
(NNKC) in Reno Nevada. The 9 turn high paced Karting
facility gives host to possibly the most action packed racing
on the West Coast. Beginning on the 540 foot front straight,
the racers drive uphill into the early apex turn 1-2 combo
making a full 180 degree sweep toward turn 3. The 3rd
turn provides a hard braking zone while carrying a high
corner speed. Then drive down the hill through turn 4
to the highest point on the track, turn 5. Turn five is the
trademark of DPR as it provides a hard braking zone into a
hard 90 degree left hander dropping you off the top of hill.
One miss of turn five and the kart shoots off into the sand.
Next a slight downhill set of esses leading you into the turn
six sweeper. This sweeper is important as it leads the racers
uphill to another sweeper and back down the hill where
drivers must navigate their way through turns 8 and 9 Tic
Tac Toe leading onto the front straight. Draft is a big deal at
DPR as well as the ability to run as tall a gear as possible.
Passing usually takes place everywhere at DPR, but the last
pass usually happens at the last turn. The .669 of a mile
track is sure to impress with the delivery of great racing and
awarding those “the Duffy” who earned it.
Not only is the Track and Facility top of the line for Kart
Racing, the Club lends itself to the satisfaction of the racers
by providing a welcome atmosphere at the track, and in
the exciting town of Reno, Nv. This year for 2009, NNKC is
going the extra mile for the Grand Nationals. Setting up a
hospitality area under tents with Air Conditioning for the
competitors to take a break, sit down and enjoy the video
of the racing action and enjoying a cold beverage. For the
hard working dads there will be a massage tent to relieve
stress during the National event. Every day the races will be
heard live via Podcast, as well as the videos of the races will
be seen via Internet following the races that evening. Away
from the track there has been special Hotel rates setup for the
competitors at the Grand Sierra Resort and John Ascuaga’s
Nugget Hotel. Both hotels offer great discounts on events put
on by BaddBoyz Racing and Tux and Tails Travel. Monday
Night will give host to Kids Night at the Movies. The Night
supervised will allow the Parents to enjoy a Night on the
Town in the Reno Lights. Tuesday night the Grand Sierra
will give host to a Driver vs. Mechanic Challenge. Equally
prepared "provided" Go-Karts will give the Mechanics and
Drivers a chance to show whose boss in a Kart. Following
the Kart race will be a Powder Puff Race for all the hard
working women.
Thursday Night will be Bowling Night at the Grand Sierra
Resort as well. Hotel deadline is near for group rates! RSVP
soon or you will be paying full price, don’t forget to send
your confirmation number to speedwaynut@msn.com for
the gift basket drawing. Also, Molecule Labs will be giving
away a free small size cleaning kit to each registered driver.
This Year the 2009 Grand Nationals has a full package
planned for the Event. Starting with Discounts on Hotels,
Special Events, Live Podcast, Internet Video of the races, Oh
yeah, and Great Racing as well. More information to come
as the 2009 IKF Grand Nationals draws near; the event
draws larger than ever!
Contact: Brian Rivera 775.762.8688
www.norcalkarters.com www.ikfkarting.com
www.westcoastkarters.com.
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ONE ON ONE WITH:
Tyler
Mann
raced stock cars for years before we got
into karting. Now he spends his time
working on my karts
Do you have any pets? If so, tell us
what kind and their names. 4 Dogs.
Sadie (Golden Retriever), Maggie (min.
dachshund), Daisy (Lab), Bella (min.
dachshund) and one fish, Spencer a wildly
funny Beta
Besides karting, what other activities
are you involved in? Baseball, Raquetball,
Jogging, Facebook, Working, University
How long have you been an IKF member?
I'd have to ask my dad but for a long
time for sure.
What goals do you set for yourself in
karting? My goal is to be the best I can be
every time I get on the track. I think if you
go somewhere with other intentions, you
are simply wasting your time
Name: Tyler Josh-Anthony Mann
Age: 19
Hometown: Cibolo, Texas
How long have you been racing? 12
How are you involved in IKF? Driver
What clubs do you compete with?
Southwest Road Racing Association
(SWRA) and Hill Country Kart Club
(HCKC) the two best orginizations in the
country.
What division of karting and which region
do you compete in? 125 Stock Moto, 125
Modified, TaG Light (Rotax), TaG Heavy
(Rotax), Rotax Max; Road Race Region 4B
Do you have any sponsors or people you
want to thank for their support? M.I.P.,
Image Solutions, Mann Motorsports.com
How did you get your start in karting?
With "Old Greenie", a broken down yard
kart that my dad and a neighbor worked
on to get running for the neighborhood
kids to ride. A few weeks later my dad
purchased a purpose built race kart and
the rest is 12 years of history
What is your most memorable Karting
moment? I have lots of great memories, but
I would have to say the best is winning the
Texas “Race of Champions” in 2007 after
breaking a throttle cable on lap three.
Do you have any other family members
that also race? Not anymore. My dad
pack rather than run away from two or
three guys.
What do you think needs the most
improvement? Hands down, cooperation
If we came out to your house for the
weekend, what would we go do? First, you
between the different regions of IKF. That
way we could have a true national race
would help me clean my room. Then we
would drive down to the beach or chill at
the pool.
If you won a million dollars today, and had
to spend it in 24 hours what would you
spend it on? Pay off my college tuition,
16. If you could choose someone to be on
the cover of Karter News, who would you
choose and why? If not myself, I would
build a nice kart track close to home, and
then maybe buy a nice car.
say Danny Howie. He is my best friend
and one of the best road racers I know.
Who is your biggest competition? Mike
Jones or Nick Lucido for sure. Both very
classy drivers.
Who inspires you, or is a mentor to you?
I’d have to say Alex Zana rdi. After reading
his book, it is not hard to see how much of a
hero and inspiration he is.
What do you like most about karting?
The competitive nature. I would rather
finish a close second or third in a large
If you got to have 5 minutes to talk to the
IKF Board of Directors on any subject,
what would you talk to them about?
Legalizing bump drafting. If the Sprint
Cup guys can do it at 200+ mph, I think we
can too. Hopefully it would be a nice talk.
Is there anything else you would like
to tell us? I would just like to take this
opportunity once again to thank my
sponsors. Med-I-Pant, Image Solutions,
Mann Motorsports, Italian Motors for all
the tech support we can handle, and last
but certainly not least, John Sefcik from
SRS Racing Engines.
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INDEX
American Power Sports ........................... 19
Azusa Engineering.................................... 19
Burris ........................................................... 27
Coyote Products ........................................ 37
Dave’s Performance Karting ................... 30
G-Man Kart Works .................................... 31
Grand National 2-Cycle Sprint ............... 24
Grand National 4-Cycle Sprint/Shifter . 22
Grand National 4-Cycle Speedway ........ 25
Grand National Road Race ...................... 23
Haddock, Ltd. ............................................ 31
Jim Hall II Racing Schools ....................... 31
K&N Air Filtration Systems ...................... 7
K&P Manufacturing ................................. 31
Kart-O-Rama .............................................. 31
Mike’s Kart Stands .................................... 31
Mike Manning Karting............................. 30
MMS Karting ............................................. 30
MXK Racing ............................................... 30
National Kart News .................................. 27
Penton Racing Products ........................... 31
Pitts Performance ...................................... 30
RLV Tuned Exhaust Products ................. 31
Russell Karting Specialties......................... 2
Target Distributors ...................................... 4
TS Racing .................................................... 30
Turk Brothers Racing .................................. 3
Woltjer Racing Engines ............................ 30
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’09 Briggs & Stratton
Midwest Speedway Tour
Kaleb Johnso
n wins both
The 2009 IKF
Briggs & Stratton Midwest
Speedway Tour debuts on
the high banks of University
Plains Speedway in
Brookings, South Dakota,
May 2nd and 3rd.
Jacob Krug takes the top
On Saturday 84 entries participated in 12 different divivisions. In the Junior Gas class Bryan Brandt won the feature
over Blair Nothdurft. Jacob Krug won the Junior 1 Light
feature over Trevor Hunt and Michael Nichols while Trey
Thesenvitz won the Junior 1 Heavy feature over Levi Preston and Tylan Porath.
Kaleb Johnson swept both Junior 2 flathead classes while
Tanner Ploen won the Briggs Junior 2 Animal class over James
20
Junior II Flath
ead classes
spot in Junior I Light on
Saturday
Suter Corey Munneke defeated Tom Spanel and Mark JacobSuter.
son in the Stock Medium class. A pair of Nebraska drivers won
the Adult Briggs Animal divisions with Kiefer Kalin taking the
mediums over Tom Spanel and Joe Hilger taking the Heavies
over Skylar Prochaska. Todd Pudwill won the Briggs Local
Option 206 over Roger Bitz.
On Sunday afternoon Blair Nothdurft defeated his sister
Allison in the Junior Gas class. Jacob Krug took the Junior 1
Tyler Pora
th
edges out
Blair Nothdurft
Junior Gas
sister Allison in
Light victory over Trevor Hunt while Hunt won the Junior 1
Heavy feature over Krug. Kaleb Johnson again won Junior 2
Light’s over Dylan LaCroix and Max Jacobson. Johnson also
won Junior 2 Heavy over Dillon Sampson and Keenan Shannon. James Suter and Johnson had a great battle in the Briggs Jr.
2 Animal Heavy with Suter grabbing the victory over Johnson.
Tom Spanel captured the Stock Medium feature over Corey
Munneke and Brentt Mork. Brian Brua earned the Briggs Local
was winn
er of the
Avenger c
h
assis don
ated by J
ody Krug.
Option 206 feature over Todd Pudwill. Spanel captured his
second victory of the day in the Briggs Animal Medium division over Jake Hanson and defending series champion Skylar
Prochaska won Animal Heavy feature over Kirk Sackreiter.
Tylan Porath of Windom, MN. was the lucky winner of the
Avenger Chassis donated by Jody Krug.
The next Midwest Speedway Tour race is May 23 & 24 at the
Heartland Speedway in Rapid City, SD.
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2009
IKF
ROAD RACE GRAND NATIONALS
IONALS
Hosted
HostedbybySWRA
SWRAatatOak
Eagles
Hill Raceway,
Canyon Raceway,
Henderson,
Slidell,
Texas
Texas
JUNE 10 - 13, 2009
ENTRY FORM ( Please Print )
Name:
Phone:
Address:
City:
State:
IKF Number:
Zip:
Exp Date:
Transponder:
KART NUMBER REQUEST
1st
2nd
3rd
Number Notes
All classes 2 - 99, unless
Class # 1
last years National
Class # 2
Champion.
Class # 3
See below for more info
Class # 4
Class # 5
NOTES
Fees
Track Entry
Entries
Total
$ 165 x
Pre - Teched to Practice
Races run Rain or Shine - No Weather refunds
( Class 1 - 2 - 3 )
$ 150 x
Entry
No entry fee refunds after pre-tech
( Class 4 - 5 - 6 + )
All You Can Run
Entry Fees Only
Wed. Practice
Event Passes - Driver $ 50 - Non-participant $ 30
$ 600
Driver's meeting 7:30 AM Each Day
Awards each day
$ 80 x
( Per Kart )
Additional Karts
Wed Practice Must have Driver's Pass - Be Entered and
PIT PASS PAID AT FRONT GATE ONLY NO EXCEPTIONS
$ 25 x
Numbers: White number plates with black numbers
( Per Kart )
This is a pre-tech item as well as post tech.
Event Passes Paid Separately
No DUPLICATE numbers are allowed in the same race.
Cash
Check #
TOTAL PAID
1st entered, 1st choice and so on.
Entries can be faxed to 972 988 1749 or mailed to:
CREDIT CARD NUMBER
Hank Cantrell c/o SWRA to either:
4129 Walsh Ln Grand Prairie, Tx 75052 or
EXP. DATE:
TYPE:
PO Box 183054 Arlington, Tx 76096
I have read and hereby agree to conform and comply with the rules governing this event. I further agree to hold harmless SWRA, Inc., International Kart
Federation, SWRA officers, track owners, their agents, representatives, authorized officials or track personnel for any loss, injury, or death to myself, my
family, or my personal property which may occur as a result of my participation in this event. I understand that I will be responsible for myself and any
non-participants with me for any additional medical expenses required that are not covered by IKF event insurance or through any other insurance polices.
Signed:
Date:
Date:
If under 18, parent or guardian signature
Thanks for racing with IKF and SWRA
2009¬IKF 2 Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals
At Desert Park Raceway, Reno Nevada July 21 thru July 25, 2009
Drivers Information
***One driver per form, please print clearly
Drivers Name
Address
IKF #
Birth Date
City
Exp. Date
Daytime Phone
Entry Fee’s
Zip
State
Evening Phone
Pit Spot & Non-Driver Fee’s
Entry fee 1st class
Each additional class
Late entry fee 1st class
Late entry fee additional class
$80
$70
$90
$80
Front pit spot
(if received before July 1, 2009) North pit spot
(if received after July 1, 2009) South pit spot
(if received after July 1, 2009) Upper pit spot
Event pit pass non-driver
(if received before July 1, 2009)
10 x 60
10 x 60
10 x 45
10 x 60
-- --
$200
$175
$150
$125
$35
Qty:
Qty:
Qty:
Qty:
Qty:
$
$
$
$
$
Sat Qty:
Sat Qty:
Sat Qty:
$
$
$
Additional Fee’s
$30 per class
Tues Qty:
$100 per event
Tues Qty:
$20 non-driver per day Tues Qty:
Spec fuel total classes
RV overnight camping
One day pit pass
Wed Qty:
Wed Qty:
Wed Qty:
Thurs Qty:
Thurs Qty:
Thurs Qty:
Fri Qty:
Fri Qty:
Fri Qty:
July 18, 19, 20 Practice Days -- Please Fill Out Separate Practice Form
OFFICIAL IKF 2 CYCLE SPRINT GRAND NATIONALS PRACTICE TUESDAY JULY 21, 2009 (gates open at 6 a.m.)
WEDNESDAY JULY 22, 2009 -- RACE DAY -- (gates open 6 a.m.)
1. KID KART
2. HPV-1 CADET
3. JR SPORTSMAN
4. SUPER SPORTSMAN
5. IKF TaG MASTERS
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$
$
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THURSDAY JULY 23, 2009 -- RACE DAY -- (gates open 6 a.m.)
1. KID KART HEAVY
2. JR. 1 HEAVY
3. JR SUPER SPORTSMAN HEAVY
4. SR. SPORTSMAN
5. HPV-3 SR.
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FRIDAY JULY 24, 2009 -- RACE DAY -- (gates open 6 a.m.)
1. ROOKIE SPORTSMAN
2. IKF TaG CADET
3. HPV-2 JR.
4. SUPER SPORTSMAN HEAVY
5. IKF TaG SR.
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$
SATURDAY JULY 25, 2009 -- RACE DAY -- (gates open 6 a.m.)
1. JR.-1
2. JR. SUPER SPORTSMAN
3. IAME CUP
4. HPV-4 SR.
5. IKF TaG JR.
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Make checks payable to: NNKC
Mail payments and entry form to:
NNKC GN Pre-Reg Dept.
P.O. Box 20626
Reno, NV 89515
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Grand Sierra Resort Rsvn
Hotel Questions
NOT INCLUDING PRACTICE DAYS
800.648.5080
Bev Ban - 916.601.9638
Grand Nationals Questions Parking/Pit Spot Questions
Brian Rivera - 775.762.8688 Chad Kay - 775.690.5745
$
$
TOTAL $
www.nnkc.com www.westcoastkarters.com
www.ikfkarting.com www.norcalkarters.com
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2009 I.K.F. DIRECTORS & GOVERNORS
ELECTION SCHEDULE & NOMINATION FORM
Only current IKF National Members may submit the Nomination Form
All nomination forms must be mailed to the C.P.A.’s office in Upland, CA. Faxes will
not be accepted.
TO NOMINATE:
2009 I.K.F. Director & Governors Election Schedule:
Nomination forms sent to membership: June Issue, Karter News.
Deadline for return of nomination forms to the C.P.A.’s office: Tuesday, July 7, 2009
(No nomination accepted after 5PM PST, July 7, 2009.)
Acceptance forms mailed to nominees: Friday, July 10, 2009.
Deadline for return of Director & Governor acceptance forms and platforms:
Friday, July 24, 2009. (If the nominee has not contacted the I.K.F. office by July 24,
2009, it will be determined that the nominee declined the nomination.)
Election ballots mailed to the membership: Monday, September 14, 2009.
Deadline for return of ballots to C.P.A.’s office: Wednesday, October 7, 2009. (Ballots
must be received at the C.P.A.’s office in Upland, CA by 5PM, October 7, 2009, in order to
be counted.)
ELECTION INFORMATION:
Three (3) seats on the National Board shall be filled on October 12, 2009. The
incumbents are Mike Schorn, Rick Scribner, and Gary Richter. Gubernatorial positions
for the states or areas listed below shall also be filled at that time. Two
nominations are required in order for a nominee to be placed on the National ballot.
Nominations will be accepted for a seat on the Board and the position of
I.K.F. Governor of the following states or areas:
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California (North)
California (South)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nevada (North)
Nevada (South)
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York (East)
New York (West)
North Carolina
North Dakota
DO NOT MAIL OR FAX NOMINATION FORMS TO I.K.F. OFFICE:
Send to: The Nevills Company, 132-A North Euclid Ave., Upland, CA 91786.
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
IMPORTANT: To be valid, nomination forms must be received at the C.P.A.’s office
in Upland, CA on or before 5PM PST, July 7, 2009. Only one nomination form per
current I.K.F. National member.
· Only I.K.F. National members may nominate and vote, not family members.
· The National member who is nominating or voting, must be a current I.K.F.
member in good standing.
· The person being nominated must be a current I.K.F. member in good standing.
Only members who have been in good standing for at least 60 days preceding the
deadline for the return of nomination forms shall be eligible.
A National member can nominate any current I.K.F. member, from any where,
for I.K.F. Director.
A National member can nominate any current I.K.F. member for I.K.F. Governor,
if the state or area is up for election and if both the National member and the nominee
are within the state or area that is up for election. See states listed.
If your state or area is not listed on this page, a National member may only
nominate someone to serve as an I.K.F. Board member, as their state or area is
not up for election.
Board incumbents must be nominated in order to be placed on the National
ballot. They must then be voted on by the National membership in order to continue
to serve as an I.K.F. Board member.
I.K.F. Governor incumbents must be nominated in order to be placed on the National
ballot. If your state or area is listed on this page, your present I.K.F. Governor
is up for re-election and must be nominated and voted upon by the membership
within their state or area, in order to continue to serve as I.K.F. Governor.
Two nominations are required to place a nominee on the national ballot.
·
·
·
·
·
·
YOUR NOMINATION WILL BE VOIDED IF:
1. You are not a current I.K.F. National member.
2. The person you have nominated is not a current I.K.F. member in good standing
or was not a current member in good standing at least 60 days preceding
the deadline for the return of nomination forms.
3. You have nominated a Board member or I.K.F. Governor that is not up for election.
4. You have nominated a Governor not within your state or area.
5. You have sent in more than one nomination form.
THE NATIONAL BALLOT:
A National member can vote for up to three Board member candidates.
A National member can vote for only one candidate for I.K.F. Governor if their
state or area is up for election and there are more than two candidates running
for election.
·
·
YOUR BALLOT WILL BE VOIDED IF:
1. You have voted for more than three Board member candidates.
2. You have voted for more than one Governor candidate.
3. You have voted for a Governor candidate not within your state or area.
4. Your ballot has not been received by the deadline.
5. No write-ins will be counted.
Consider all nominations for Director and Governor carefully. These people will
represent you and make decisions that will affect your sport.
All nomination forms must be mailed to the C.P.A.’s office in Upland, CA. Faxes will not be accepted.
2009 I.K.F. DIRECTORS & GOVERNORS NOMINATION FORM
(FORM VOID UNLESS ALL INFORMATION IS COMPLETED.)
I wish to nominate for a seat on the National Board of Directors:
I wish to nominate for IKF Governor of my state:
Name _____________________________________________________________
Name _____________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________________ State __________
City ________________________________________________ State __________
Nominee must be a current I.K.F. Member.
Nominee must be a current I.K.F. Member.
Nominations by______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________________________________________________ State ______________________________________________________________
I.K.F.# __________________________________________________________________________ Signature __________________________________________________________
Send to: The Nevills Company, 132-A North Euclid Ave., Upland, CA 91786
26
EVENTS
2009 GRAND NATIONALS
ROAD RACE
June 10-13, 2009 • Eagles Canyon Raceway, Slidell TX
Jim McMillan 817-296-7683
FOR ROAD RACE GRAND NATIONALS ONLY
MG Tire Classes:
1. Yamaha KT100 Ltd Light Sprint
2. Yamaha KT100 Ltd Heavy Sprint
3. TaG Junior
4. Rotax Max Junior
5. Rotax Max Light
6. Rotax Max Heavy
7. TaG Heavy
8. TaG Light
9. Formula 125
10. Formula 125 Ltd
11. Formula 125 Ltd Heavy I
12. Formula 125 Ltd Heavy II
13. Formula 125 Stock (Super Stock CR 125)
14. Formula 125 Stk Hvy (Super Stk CR 125) #420
15. Formula 80 Sr I
16. Formula 80 Sr Heavy
17. IKF Briggs World Formula Heavy (to be run
if enough pre-entered)
18. IKF Briggs World Formula Medium
Open Tire Classes:
1. Yamaha KT100 Light Laydown
2. Yamaha KT100 Heavy Laydown
3. 125 – 150cc Open / FKE II
4. Unlimited FKE III
5. Super Stock Sit – up
6. IKF Intercontinental E (ICE)
7. TaG Enduro
8. Yamaha Sportsman Heavy
9. Briggs & Stratton Animal Laydown
10. 100cc Open
11. Piston Port / HPV
12. Gazelle (have own tire rule)
13. Mini Max (have own tire rule)
4-CYCLE SPRINT
June 23-26, 2009 • Shasta Kart Track, Redding CA
Shasta Kart Club, Dan Pellizzari 530-604-4057
4-CYCLE SPEEDWAY
July 6-11, 2009 • I-20 Speedway, Winona, TX
David and Carrie Snyder 903-780-2998 or 903-894-3262
2-CYCLE SPRINT
July 21-25, 2009 • Desert Park Raceway, Reno, NV
Northern Nevada Kart Club, Brian Rivera, NNKC President/Promoter
775-762-8688, karter81@gmail.com
2-CYCLE SPEEDWAY/
SPEEDWAY MIDGET
August 4-7, 2009 • Newton Kart Track, Newton, IA
Newton Kart Klub
SPEEDWAY PAVEMENT
August 13-15, 2009 • Jamaica Raceway, Jamaica, IA
Randy Perkins 641-429-3050
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2009 REGIONAL
EVENTS
REGION 3
SPEEDWAY PAVEMENT
July 18, 2009
Jamaica Raceway, Jamaica IA
Randy Perkins 641-429-3050 / 515-490-1447
Jamkart@hotmail.com jamaicaraceway.com
July 19, 2009
Jamaica Raceway, Jamaica IA
Randy Perkins 641-429-3050 / 515-490-1447
Jamkart@hotmail.com jamaicaraceway.com
Series Coordinator:
Andy Bear, Bear Motor Sports
abear@sbwireless.net, Cell: 651-260-8278
Home: 715-749-3626
930 70th Ave, Roberts, WI 54023
REGION 3 SPEEDWAY
June 6, 2009
Cottonwood Speedway, New Harford IA
Scott Edwards 319-346-1033
www.cottonwoodspeedway.net
June 7, 2009
Cottonwood Speedway, New Harford IA
Scott Edwards 319-346-1033
www.cottonwoodspeedway.net
June 20, 2009
Atwater Karting Speedway, Atwater, MN
Steve Minnehan 320-979-5294
ssminne@charter.net www.atwaterkarting.com
June 21, 2009
Atwater Karting Speedway, Atwater, MN
Steve Minnehan 320-979-5294
ssminne@charter.net www.atwaterkarting.com
August 22, 2009
University Plains Speedway, Brooking SD
Doug Norgaard 605-310-4020
dnorgaard@Allied-oil.com
www.southdakotakartclub.com
August 23, 2009
University Plains Speedway, Brooking SD
Doug Norgaard 605-310-4020
dnorgaard@Allied-oil.com
www.southdakotakartclub.com
September 19, 2009
Thunder Hill Speedway, Menomonie WI
Mark Alton 715-928-0691
malton@baldwin-telecom.net
www.thunderhill-speedway.com
September 20, 2009
Thunder Hill Speedway, Menomonie WI
Mark Alton 715-928-0691
malton@baldwin-telecom.net
www.thunderhill-speedway.com
Series Coordinator: Andy Bear, Bear Motor
Sports, abear@sbwireless.net
Cell 651-260-8278 Home 715-749-3626
930 70th Ave Roberts, WI 54023
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REGION 4A SPRINT
June 28, 2009
Action Karting (Bandimere)
Morrison, CO
July 18-19, 2009
Grand Junction Motor Speedway
Grand Junction, CO
August 9, 2009
CRE Motorsports Park
Colorado Springs, CO
August 30, 2009
IMI Motorsports
Erie, CO
September 13, 2009
Action Karting (Bandimere)
Morrison, CO
September 27, 2009
2009 Awards Banquet
Contact:
Jay Jacobellis, Colorado Junior Karting Club
303-683-0333
REGION 4A SPEEDWAY
June 27, 2009
Kart Kanyon Raceway in Aztec NM
August 22, 2009
Harvey Caplin Memorial Speedway,
Albuquerque NM
New Mexico State Championship
September 5-6, 2009
Kart Kanyon Speedway, Aztec NM
Contact for Harvey Caplin Memorial Speedway: Paul Franchini 505-507-7448
Contact for Kart Kanyon:
Roy or Misty Evanson
REGION 4B ROAD RACE
June 10-13, 2009 GRAND NATIONAL
Eagles Canyon, Slidell TX
SWRA / Jim McMillan www.swra.org
July 17-19, 2009
Hallet Motor Racing Circuit, Jennings OK
W/MARRS - Hosted by MARRS
SWRA/Jim McMillan www.swra.org
August 21-23, 2009
Texas World Speedway, College Station TX
SWRA/Jim McMillan www.swra.org
October 2-4, 2009
Oak Hill Raceway, Henderson TX
SWRA /Jim McMillan www.swra.org
REGION 4B SPEEDWAY
Classes:
1. Briggs Animal Light @ 320#
2. Jr I Briggs Animal Light Black Restrictor @235#
3. Jr II Briggs Animal Light Gold Restrictor @285#
4. SAM Class/RWYB @ 350#
5. Stock Medium @ 345#
6. Jr I Briggs Animal Heavy Black Restrictor@270#
7. Jr II Briggs Animal Heavy Gold Restrictor@320#
8. Briggs Animal Heavy @ 370#
9. Briggs Local Option 206 Class @ 270#
(Also known as Spec.) See Section 721
10. Junior I Flathead Light @ 235#
Rules:
12 Race Series with 3 Drops
Last Race Cannot be Used for Drop
Minimum 7 Races to Qualify for Year EndAwards
Black Numbers on White Backgrounds - No Letters - See
Section 401.13.1
Methanol Fuel Only Except in 206 Local OptionPump
Around May Be Used
High Top Shoes - See Section 105.1.6.3.3
Post Tech DQ 0 Points Cannot Be Used as Drop
June 13-14, 2009
Gulf Coast Speedway, Alvin TX
Robert Kolkemier 979-793-3768
www.gulfcoastspeedway.com
July 4, 2009 Punch Race Only
I-20 Speedway, Winona TX
Carrie Snyder 903-780-2998
www.I-20speedway.com
August 8, 2009
201 Go Kart Speedway, New Boston TX
www.201gokartspeedway.com
August 9, 2009
201 Go Kart Speedway, New Boston TX
www.201gokartspeedway.com
September 12, 2009
I-35 Speedway, Lorena TX
Les Jacob 254-666-1978
www.I-35kartway.com
September 13, 2009
I-35 Speedway, Lorena TX
Les Jacob 254-666-1978
www.I-35kartway.com
Rain Dates: October 10 & 11, 2009.
REGION 5 SPEEDWAY
Classes eligible for Region 5 Awards/Jackets:
1. 2-Cycle Jr. I Light KT100S*, WA55B or WA55-1
carb SSX-V Muffler, 235, 8-11
2. 2-Cycle Jr. II Heavy KT100S*, .850 restrictor,
YBX muffler, 310, 12-15
3. 2-Cycle Super Sportsman KT100S*, RLV SSX-V,
Burris tires, 360, 16+, no remote carb adjusters,
3-disc wet engine clutch per 202.5; no experts
4. Yamaha Heavy KT100S* 370 16+
5. 2-Cycle Open KT100S 330 16+
100cc Piston Port, 350
100cc Reed & Rotary, 370
Single Engine Open, Methanol, 380
Dual 100cc Piston Ports, 390
Dual 100cc Reeds, 430
6. 4-Cycle Jr. I Light 5hp Briggs*, 425 restrictor,
235, 8 -11
7. 4-Cycle Jr. I Briggs Animal Heavy, Animal,
Black* (.251) restrictor, 270, 8-11
8. 4-Cycle Jr. II Combined:
5 hp Briggs, .500 restrictor, 285, 12-15
Animal, Gold (.313) restrictor, 320, 12-15
9. 4-Cycle Stock Medium Combined 5 hp Briggs,
345, 16+, Animal, 380, 16+
10. Spwy Midget Jr KT100S*, Super Box 425,
8-15
11. Junior Champ Animal, Burris Tires, 340, 8-15
12. Senior Champ World Formula / Blue Wazoom
Animal, 410,16+ Burris Tires
13. Kid Karts (Exhibition Only) See 2007 IKF Tech
nical Manual 150 Attained. Section 430 Speed
way Kid Kart Rules Attained Age 5 to Competi
tion Age
* IKF Grand National Class
June 6, 2009 (Rain date Saturday, June 27)
Southtown Speedway, Forest City, IA
Bernie Kofren 641-585-4978
(track) 641-581-5858
June 7, 2009 (Rain date Sunday, June 14)
Poplar Grove Speedway, Kamrar, IA
Tim Mortenson 515-539-4473
(cell) 515-297-0476
(track) 641-581-5858
June 13, 2009
Newton Kart Klub, Newton, IA
Josh Peterson 641-787-0093
(cell) 641-831-3950
(track) 641-581-5858
June 21, 2009 (Rain date Sunday, June 28)
(cell) 515 / 297-0476
June 28, 2009
Delaware Speedway, Delaware, IA
William Rieken (track) 319-373-2018
(cell) 319-360-7628
July 26, 2009
Delaware Speedway, Delaware, IA
William Rieken (track) 319 / 373-2018
(cell) 319-360-7628
August 2 – 2, 2009
complete race programs will be run on this
date. IKF members entering both events will
receive 2 punches on this date.
Newton Kart Klub, Newton, IA
Josh Peterson 641-787-0093
(cell) 641-831-3950
August 30, 2009 (Rain Date Sunday, Sept 6)
(cell) 515-297-0476
REGION 5A SPEEDWAY
IKF Midwest Speedway Tour Reg. 5A Classes:
1. Briggs Jr. Gas Animal, 270lb./Flathead, 225lb.
2. Junior 1 Light, 235lb.
3. Junior 1 Heavy, 270lb.
4. Jr. 1 Briggs Animal Heavy, 270lb.
5. Junior 2 Light, 285lb.
6. Junior 2 Heavy, 320lb.
7. Jr. 2 Briggs Animal Heavy, 320lb.
8. Stock Medium, 345lb.
9. Briggs Animal Medium, 345lb.
10. Briggs Animal Heavy, 370lb.
11. Open, 370lb.
12. Briggs Local Option 206, 370lb.
This is the best 8 out of 10 race series. Minimum
of 8 races to qualify for the year-end banquet.
Maxxis Tire Rule - Any Maxxis tire allowed except for the
Junior Gas class. (open tire)
Post-tech DQ cannot be used as a drop for the series.
High top shoes required.
The following classes will run under the 2009 tire rule:
The right side tires will be marked after the first heat
race and those tires must be run for the rest of that day:
1. Junior Gas
2. Jr.2 Briggs Animal Heavy
3. Stock Medium
4. Briggs Local Option 206
Local Option 206: to be listed as local option, Must be
16 years old or older, 370 lb. Open clutch. Any Maxxis
tire with right side tires marked after first heat race. Any
chassis.
Briggs Animal Junior Gas:
Must have Briggs OE rewind starter and cup (no electric
starter type systems)
Black Horstman IKF 3 hole restrictor plate
IKF Briggs & Stratton Midwest Speedway Tour:
June 13-14, 2009
Kart B.C. Track, Chilliwack BC Canada
Don Choquer titan@shawcable.com
July 4-5, 2009
McMinnville Raceway, McMinnville, OR PKA
Mike Schorn 503-702-8244
August 15-16, 2009
Mountain High Raceway, Spanaway, WA
Doug Huggler 253-536-9784
September 5-6, 2009
Spokane Raceway Park, Spokane, WA
Spokane Kart Racing Assoc.
Randy Wilson 509-990-4550
September 26-27, 2009
Pat's Acres, Canby OR
Bill Hettick, Northwest Karting Association
vghrock@comcast.net
October 2-4, 2009
Apex Karting Center, Perris, CA, Apex
(Contact info will be posted when available)
October 30-November 1, 2009
Phoenix Kart Track, Phoenix AZ
Phoenix Kart Club (Contact info TBA)
December 4-6, 2009
Irwindale Kart Track of Irwindale, CA
Irwindale Kart Club (Contact info TBA)
REGION 11 ROAD RACE
Contact for all events: Roger Miller 408-286-5487
June 20, 2009 • SUMMER NATIONAL
Buttonwillow Raceway Park, Bakersfield, CA
September 12, 2009
Thunderhill Raceway, Willows, CA
November 7, 2009 • FALL NATIONAL
Thunderhill Raceway, Willows, CA
REGION 11 SPRINT
Shifter/TaG License ARE required.
"Road to the Nationals" Series
@ Shasta Kart Track
Punch Only Races - No Regional Points
April 5th, & May 17th
Shasta Kart Track, Redding,CA, Shasta Kart
Club, Dan Pellizzari, 530-604-4057
June 13-14, 2009
Desert Park Raceway, Reno, NV
North Nevada Kart Club
Brian Rivera 775-762-8688
REGION 6 ROAD RACE
August 1, 2009
PIR, Portland, OR
September 12, 2009 - Fall National
Pacific Raceways, Kent ,WA
September 19-20, 2009 - Winter National
PIR, Portland, OR
October 16-17, 2009
Mission, BC Canada
October 23-25, 2009
Bremerton Raceway, Bremerton, WA
Contacts:
PSRRA, Fonn Guither 206-724-7824
PKA, Mike Schorn 503-324-9072
REGION 7 SPRINT
Eight Races, One Drop
Tag Licenses ARE required in Region 7 Sprint
June 5-7, 2009
Cal-Speed Kart Track, Fontana, CA
Los Angeles Kart Club
Chris LaTorre, Club President
661-259-3668 - chris.latorre@gmail.com
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