September 2010 - International Kart Federation

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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL KART FEDERATION • VOL. 50, NO. 9 • september 2010
Table of Contents
Membership news................................................................................................................................... 6
Tech and Rule Updates...................................................................................................................... 7
Phone meeting minutes of the IKF board of directors............................................. 10
CJKC at Action Karting Raceway - page 12
colorado junior kart club round #4 at action karting raceway................... 12
grand opening of the Sumas international motorsports academy.............. 16
Round 5 of the nw gold cup/rotax max challenge series.................................... 17
Round 6 of the nw gold cup/rotax max challenge series.................................... 20
one-on-one with Matthew moniz............................................................................................ 25
Round 6 NW Gold Cup - page 20
regional point standings............................................................................................................. 26
welcome new members.................................................................................................................... 27
IKF grand nationals and Regional Event schedules................................................ 28
Advertiser Index................................................................................................................................. 28
Reg 7 Sprint Championship Series, Apex Entry form September 11-12, 2010.......... 29
IKF Governors, coordinators and committees.............................................................. 33
One-on-One with Matthew Moniz - page 25
Note to all Competitors:
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.
The IKF does not endorse or
determine the competition legality
of products and services advertised
in the 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.
IKF Board of Directors
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, 4205 29th Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201.......................................... (309) 793-0118
Fax (309) 793-0111, Email: [email protected]
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
ED DIEDRICH, 1308 Hallertau Drive Sparks, NV 89441....................................................................(775)-424-3797
MICHAEL SCHORN, P.o. Box 373, Banks, OR 97106..........................................................................(503) 324-9072
[email protected]
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iKF BoarD oF DirCtors’ 2010 Fall meetiNG sCHeDUle
september 2010 board Meeting - september 18-19, 2010,
ontario, california.
sheraton ontario airport hotel
429 north vinyard avenue
ontario, ca 91764
VOLUME 50, NO. 9 • SEpTEmbER 2010
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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.
CHANGE:
101.3.4.1 #3, #5, #6, #8 (Remove the following): "with participation from at least
two regions".
CHANGE:
101.4 Election of IKF Board of Directors (Change all to read):
101.4.1 Ballots for election to the Board of Directors shall appear in the August
issue of Karter News each year. Two nominations are required for a
Candidate to be placed on the ballot for the Board of Directors.
101.4.2 Nomination Forms must be returned to the IKF Office by September
5, or the next businesss day, to be valid.
101.4.3 Nomination Acceptance Forms shall be mailed to each Nominee by
September 10.
101.4.4 Acceptance Forms and Nominee Platform must be received at the IKF
Office by September 24 to be placed on the Ballot.
101.4.5 Nominees and their Platforms will appear in the November issue of
Karter News.
101.4.6 Ballots will be sent to the membership before November 15.
101.4.7 Voted ballots must be returned to the Accountant by Dec 7.
101.4.8 Ballots will be counted after the Fall Board of Directors meeting.
Results of the election will be place on the website and in Karter News as
soon as possible.
101.4.9 Newly elected Directors will take their office at the January Board
Meeting.
CHANGE:
104.6.4: Exceptions: (Add as last sentence of the first paragraph of “b.”) Exception
must be submitted by Parent or Legal Guardian and must include participant’s current weight, height, and amount of ballast on current kart.
CHANGE:
200.1: IKF 2 & 4 Cycle Sprint Tire Groups for Grand Nationals (move) 2-Cycle Sprint
classes Senior Super Sportsman and Senior Super Sportsman Heavy from
"Group 2" to "Group 3."
CHANGE:
☞ 207 2-Cycle Sprint National Championship Classes: (Add as new Note after
class list)
Effective July 1, 2010 allow HPV or KPV engine, pipe and clutch in the
HPV-1, HPV-2 or HPV-4 classes.
Effective July 1, 2010 allow HPV or KPV engine or clutch in the HPV-3
class with HPV-3 pipe.
Effective January 1, 2011 allow HPV or KPV engine or pipe with clutch
model D-71840 only in HPV-1, HPV-2 or HPV-4 classes.
Effective January 1, 2011 allow HPV or KPV engine with clutch model
D-71840 only with HPV-3 pipe in HPV-3 class.
CHANGE:
212 2-Cycle Sprint Grand National Schedule: (Add text): Effective with the 2011 2
Cycle Sprint Grand National, the date of the event will be the last two weeks
of August or the first two weeks of September.
CHANGE:
212.2.1 Approved Local Option Classes: (Add to list)
Kid Kart 150#Junior HPV 2 Heavy 330#
Jr. Super Sportsman Heavy 310#Jr. II PRD Spec 320#
Sr. PRD Spec 360#Sr. PRD Spec Heavy 380#
Junior HPV 1 Heavy 250#Junior I Comer Heavy 235#
Kid Kart Heavy 160#
CHANGE:
212.4 Official Schedule: (Add to list)
Day 1
1. Kid Kart......................................................................................................... 150
2. Rookie Sportsman....................................................................................... 235
3. Jr. Super Sportsman Heavy....................................................................... 310
4. Sr. PRD Spec................................................................................................. 360
5. Jr. HPV 1 Heavy........................................................................................... 250
Day 2
1. Kid Kart Heavy............................................................................................ 160
2. Jr. 1 Comer..................................................................................................... 225
3. Iame Cup............................................................................................... per IKF
4. Jr. HPV 2 Heavy........................................................................................... 330
5. HPV 3............................................................................................................. 340
Day 3
1. Jr. 2 PRD Spec............................................................................................... 320
2. Sr. PRD Spec Heavy.................................................................................... 380
3. Jr HPV 1......................................................................................................... 240
4. Jr. Super Sportsman (rlv 2 pipe................................................................ 300
5. Sr. Super Sportsman (rlv 3 pipe................................................................ 340
Day 4
1. IKF TaG.................................................................................................. per IKF
2. Jr. 1 Comer Heavy....................................................................................... 235
3. HPV 4............................................................................................................. 340
4. Jr. HPV 2........................................................................................................ 310
5. Sr. Super Sportsman Heavy (RLV) 3 pipe.............................................. 360
CHANGE:
213.4 Official Schedule (4-Cycle Sprint/Shifter Grand National): (Add to list)
July 1
Jr I Briggs Gas Animal Lt F200
Jr II Briggs World Formula Briggs World Form Masters
IKF Briggs World Formula Lt Formula 80 Masters
Briggs Animal Hvy Formula 80 Senior
July 2
Jr I Briggs Gas Animal Med Masters
Jr II Briggs Animal 125 Stock Moto
Jr II IKF Briggs World Form Hvy Formula 80 Hvy
IKF Briggs World Form Med F200 Hvy
Briggs Gas Animal July 3
Jr I Briggs Gas Animal Hvy IKF LTD Mod Briggs Animal
Jr II Briggs Gas Animal Formula 80/85 Jr
IKF Briggs World Form Hvy 125 Stock Moto Hvy
Briggs Animal Med Formula 80 Limited
CHANGE:
275.5.2: IKF TaG Junior Class (Add to list) Parilla Leopard MY09 335# Weight
to be reviewed by March 31, 2010.
CHANGE:
275.5.3.1: IKF TaG Senior (Add to list) Parilla Leopard MY09 385#Weight to be
reviewed by March 31, 2010.
CHANGE:
275.5.3.2 IAME Cup (Add to list) Parilla Leopard MY09.
CHANGE:
312 IKF Road Race Grand National Schedule: (Add as second and third sentences:)
For the 2010 Road Race Grand Nationals only, the TaG Enduro class will
run for thirty (30) minutes instead of forty five (45) minutes. All class
rules and weights apply per Section 301.
CHANGE:
312.2.1 Approved Local Option Classes for 2010: (Add to list)
WC Super Stock CR125 Heavy - 16+ - Weight TBD
NCK TaG Enduro II - 16+ - 410#, TaG Light Weights, 390#, same class as
TaG Enduro (per Section 301), except class will run for thirty (30) minutes instead of forty five (45) minutes.
WC TaG FBO Heavy - 16+ - TBD
WC Super Stock CR125 - 16+ - 400#
Super Stock Sit Up - 16+ - 320/340#
WC TaG FBO - 16+ - 400#
FKE I - 16+ - multiple weights, see IKF Rule Book Sec. 850.3.
Yamaha Sportsman (Laydown - can on a stick) - 16+ - 400#
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CHANGE:
Day 1
Paid Practice
Day 2
TaG Light Formula 80 Junior
Formula 80 Junior Formula 80 Senior
Formula 80 Senior Formula 125 Limited Heavy
Formula 125 Limited Heavy 80cc Laydown
Yamaha Limited Heavy Sprint NCK TaG Enduro II
IKF Briggs World Formula Med Yamaha KT100S Heavy
Rotax Max Junior Rotax Max Junior
Rotax Max Light Rotax Max Light
WC Super Stock CR125 Heavy WC Super Stock CR125 Heavy
TaG Light
Day 3
WC TaG FBO Heavy TaG FBO Heavy
WC Super Stock CR125 WC Super Stock CR125
Yamaha Limited Light Sprint TaG Enduro
IKF Briggs World Formula Heavy Super Stock Sit Up
Intercontinental-E Intercontinental-E
Rotax Max Formula 125 Limited
Formula 125 Limited
Day 4
WC Tag FBO TaG FBO
Super Stock CR125 Super Stock CR125
FKE I 125/150 Open FKE II
Yamaha Sptsmn Hvy (Can on a stick) Yamaha KT100S Light TaG Heavy TaG Heavy
Formula 125 Formula 125
Unlimited/FKE III Unlimited/FKE III
CHANGE:
404 IKF 2-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National Schedule: (Add text:)
2010 Grand National will be hosted by the Newton Kart Klub at Newton
Kart Track Newton IA,
August 3-6, 2010.
CHANGE:
404.2.1 Approved Local Option Classes for 2010: (Add to list)
Kid Kart
Junior III Sportsman - 14+ - Junior II without restrictor plate - 275#
CHANGE:
August 3rd:
Registration Pre-Tech
Parking Practice 4-9pm
August 4th:
Junior I Heavy Super Sportsman (Super Box)
Junior II Light Yamaha KT100S Light
Junior Midget 5pm Hot Laps
100cc Super Stock Light
August 5th:
Junior II Heavy 200cc Stock
Yamaha KT100S LTD Open Midget
100cc Super Stock Heavy 5pm Hot Laps
Junior I Light
August 6th:
Kid Kart Open
Junior III Sportsman Super Stock Midget
Yamaha KT100S Heavy 5pm Hot Laps
Senior Sportsman
August 7th Rain Date
CHANGE:
503.8 IKF 2-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National Schedule: (Change
last sentence to read:) No marked tire may be replaced in competition without prior permission from the Tech Director or his designee.
CHANGE:
504.2 Impoundk Area: (Change 2nd paragraph to read:) Maximum kart size,
bodywork specifications, engine legality, exhaust system legality, legal
attachment of weights, fuel legality, tire legality, etc. may be inspected in
the Impound Area at the Technical Inspectors discretion.
CHANGE:
506 Identification Tag: (Change all to read:) To insure the competitors the
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return of their impounded equipment, engine identifications tags, claim
checks or other method of identification should be issued at post-race
inspection.
CHANGE:
506.1 Engine Markings: (Change all to read:) Method is up to the individual
tech inspector.
CHANGE:
507 Protests: (Add to end of 2nd paragraph:) A fee of $100.00 must accompany each protest.
CHANGE:
508 Appeals: (Change 1st sentence of 2nd paragraph to read:) The entrant
will be responsible for a $100.00 appeal fee, in addition to a shipping fee
deposit of $100.00, and shall assume all responsibility and risk involved;
fees shall be paid to the Race Director or Tech Inspector at the time the
part or parts are prepared for shipping and shall be forwarded to the IKF
office.
CHANGE:
603.2.19 Pressure/Vacuum Test: (Add as second paragraph:)
Division and Classes that are subject to this test:
Division 200 Classes, Kid Kart, Junior 1, Rookie Sportsman, HPV 1 Cadet,
Junior Sportsman.
Division 400 Classes, Kid Kart, Junior 1 Light, Junior 1 Heavy, Junior 2
Light, Junior 2 Heavy.
CHANGE:
657 Super Stock CR125 - Effective January 23, 2010 (Change Subsections listed
below as noted:)
657.1 Conditions and Specifications specific to this class:
657.1.1 This set of rules provides engine rules that can be used in
either Road Racing or Sprint.
657.1.2 Guidelines offered in these pages are subject to the term
"Spirit and Intent" and apply to the technical aspects of this "Stock"
shifter kart class. It is expected that all participants will adhere to the
spirit and intent of these rules. These are guidelines for fair and equitable competition. They are not the basis to "read between the lines"
in order to circumvent the intent.
657.3 Cylinder and Top End: 1997-1999 cylinders are legal. No modification or machining of the cylinder is allowed such as porting, adding
or deleting ports, decking of top or bottom of cylinder, or re-Nikasil.
Cylinder mounting flanges may be spot faced in the area where the nut
meets the flange only. Some factory grinding is performed prior to the
Nikasil process on many cylinders. The Technical Director reserves the
right to disapprove any cylinder supplied by Honda and not modified.
Some OEM cylinders may not be acceptable for IKF competition.
Cylinder length is 3.311 - 3.316.
Base gasket to be stock OEM 1999.
657.3.1 Exceptions: Stock power valves may be removed and after
market plugs used, with no filing, welding, or modifying of the
cylinder. The power valve actuator rod hole may be plugged. OEM
power valve covers may be replaced with aftermarket plates.
657.3.2 Cylinder Head: Head must remain OEM with no modifications
or machining of any kind. Head must fit factory profile using the
Shockwave "Stock CR125" profile gauge. Removal of mounting boss
and modifications to the water outlets, for the purpose of hose connection, are allowed.
Head gasket must be stock OEM.
Squish or deck height measurement through the spark plug hole
will be a minimum of .050 thousandths, using .060 solder. This is not
intended to be a minimum or maximum dimension. This dimension
is a "quick" check to determine if any non-conforming modifications
are present.
657.3.4 Piston, Ring, Wristpin: Piston, ring, wristpin and upper rod bearing must be stock OEM. No modifications of any kind. Lapping the
bottom of the ring is permitted.
657.5 Intake System:
657.5.3 Manifold and reeds: Intake manifold must be stock 1999 OEM
CR125 (Honda Part Number 16221-KZ4-A10 - most are marked
KZM4) with no modifications. The reed cage must be 1999 CR125
(Honda Part Number 14100-KZ4-J11) After market replacement reeds
will be allowed, including mono reeds or stiffeners. This only allows
reeds that may be installed without modification to the 1999 reed
cage and does not permit multi-stage reeds.
657.6 Ignition System:
657.6.2 Flywheel: The stator and flywheel must be stock 1999 OEM.
Only repairs approved by the Technical Director may be done to the
wiring. Stock flywheel key must remain in place with no modifications. The left hand lower limiting plate on the stator must be intact,
with no modification. Either the factory limiting plate or SKUSA limiting plate (available from SKUSA) may be used. Machined aluminum stator slots, underneath unmodified limiting plates, are allowed
at this time. No modification to the hold down bolts is permitted.
Static timing must be controlled by the stock stator plate or the
SKUSA plate. No modification to any of the components that change
the static timing.
657.7 Exhaust System:
657.7.1 Exhaust: Only the following exhausts are allowed. No modification of any kind is permitted. Exhaust flange is open, but must meet
OEM length dimensions. No spacers allowed between cylinder and
exhaust flange except one OEM steel gasket.
RLV R2 standard stinger (part# 6800)
RLV R2 w/cross stinger (part# 6800/c)
RLV R4 (part# 6830)
RCE T-3
Competitors using either the #6800 or #6800/c pipes are allowed to
reduce their minimum weight by 10 lbs.
657.7.2 Silencer: Exhaust silencer body shall be a minimum of 12 inches and a maximum of 14.5 inches in length. Diameter will be at least
3 inches. Factory produced silencers only, no modifications allowed.
CHANGE:
675 TaG Engine Package Specifications Chart (Add to list) Parilla Leopard
MY09 Specifications same as Parilla Leopard.
CHANGE:
☞ 675.20 Crankcases: (Add as second sentence:) Exception: Main bearing
pockets may be repaired but may not be relocated in the process.
ADD:
722 Stock International Class Engines These rules describe the specifications of International Class engines. All parts must be factory production
parts unless otherwise specified in the manual. No machining or alteration of parts is permitted unless specifically noted. All parts are subject to
be compared to known stock parts. No reading in-between the lines. If it
is not in the rules, it must remain stock. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
ENGINE WILL BE TECHED AS RACED. Additional rules may be added
as IKF move forward with this program.
722.9 Cylinder Head: No porting,
grinding or modification.
722.9.1 Valve Seats: Valve seats
have two angles. Single 4°
Bottom and Single 30° top.
722.9.2 Head Gasket: Open to
maintain min. 27.5cc chamber
volume.
722.9.3 Combustion Chamber
Volume: Minimum 27.5cc.
722.10 Valve Train: Valve train
will remain stock. No Polishing. No grinding. No Alterations.
722.10.1 Rocker Arms: Stock 1:1 Ratio OEM rocker arms only.
722.10.2 Valve Springs: Stock Valve Springs only. Maximum wire diameter is .0705”. Maximum spring pressure is 10.8 lbs. at an installed height
of 0.850”
722.10.2.1 Valve Spring Pre-Race Tech Procedure: A quick field check can
be performed as shown below using an inexpensive fish scale. Hook
the scale under the rocker arm next to the push rod and lift until the
valve opens and note the reading on the scale. If the springs appear
to be much over the 10.8 lbs @ .850” spec then the springs can be
removed from the head for a proper check.
722.11 Connecting Rod: Stock Rod only; No modifications.
722.12 Crankshaft: Stock Crankshaft only: no modifications.
722.13 Pistons and Rings: Stock piston and rings only.
722.14 Camshaft: Camshaft must be stock.
722.14.1 Maximum running lift: on Exhaust is 0.242” taken on valve
spring retainer with zero lash.
722.14.2 Maximum Exhaust lift: on cam .232” taken at the pushrod.
722.14.3 Maximum Running Lift: on Intake is 0.238” taken on valve
spring retainer taken on valve spring retainer with zero lash.
722.14.4 Maximum Intake lift: on cam .225” taken at the pushrod.
722.14.5 Duration: Duration check for Intake and Exhaust lobes (taken
off pushrod). Cam lobe base circle diameter .865" -.005”/+.010”. (All
checks will allow +2 degrees for wear and gauge variances.)
722.14.5.1 Exhaust duration of 221.5” degrees at .050” lift/96.5
degrees at .200” lift.
722.14.5.2 Intake duration of 218.5 degrees at .050” lift/85.5
degrees at .200 lift”.
722.15 Flywheel and Ignition: Ignition must be stock. Stock Flywheel or a
Billet ARC Model 6618 or 6619 allowed.
No alterations. No machining. Plastic fins must remain stock.
722.15.1 Timing: Timing must be stock with stock flywheel key.
722.1 Fuel: Gasoline only.
722.2 Clutches: Must be a shoe type clutch. Any stamped drum clutch
allowed. No machined drums allowed.
722.3 Fuel Tank: Must be floor mounted.
722.4 Carburetor: Huayi types allowed. All Stock carburetor gaskets must
be present. Choke assembly must be functioning. Choke bore must be
cast.
722.16 Header Pipe and Muffler:
722.16.1 Header: Must be single stage maximum 0.750 outside
Diameter, 0.635 inside diameter measurement.
722.16.1.1 Maximum length: header and muffler 14”, Min. length 10”.
722.16.2 Muffler: Must be Weiner type, part #89966. Muffler may be
welded onto end of header pipe or screwed on.
722.4.1 Venturi: 0.615” No-Go.
722.17 Starter: Pull starter must be present and remain stock. Pull starter
may be rotated for a better cranking angle.
722.4.2 Back Carb Bore: 0.751” No-Go.
722.18 Oil Catch Can: Engine oil recovery system required.
722.4.3 Emulsion Tube: Must remain stock. 0.6064” No-Go.
722.19 Governor: Governor and governor components are non-tech.
722.4.4 Low Speed Idle Jet: 0.019” No-Go.
722.4.5 Main Jet: 0.042” No-Go
722.5 Fuel Pump: Any pulsed type fuel pump is allowed. Fuel pump
must be pulsed from the valve cover or crankcase side cover. *Any
other way to pulse must be approved by the IKF Tech Official for the
race weekend.
ADD:
723 SUPER STOCK INTERNATIONAL CLASS ENGINES
Note: For Super Stock International Class Engines, all rules in Section 722
apply with the following exceptions:
723.1 Clutches: Engine Clutch only. Either Drum or disc clutch.
723.2 Carburetor: Main Jet and low speed jet maybe drilled to any size.
722.6 Air Filter: Any air filter allowed.
723.3 Flywheel: Flywheel must be a Billet ARC Model 6618 or 6619.
722.7 Air Filter Adapter: After market air filter adaptors are allowed.
723.4 Header Pipe And Silencer: Header Pipe Length: 18”- Maximum 22”.
Silencer must be a RLV 91_L type with .1285 no-go holes.
722.7.1 Maimum Length: 1.375”
722.8 Engine Block: Block must remain stock.
722.8.1 Bore: Maximum bore: 2.685”
722.8.2 Stroke: Stroke is 2.133” plus or minus 0.005”
723.5 Starter: Recoil starter components maybe replaced with a flat flywheel fan cover bolted in place of the recoil starter housing. Starter nut
maybe added to employ a handheld electric starter.
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IKF Board of Directors
Phone Board Meeting Minutes
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 2010
The IKF Board of Directors met via telephone conference
on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 at 5:15 PM (PST). The Meeting was called to order by President Hilger. Present at roll
call were Directors Mr. Jack Hoegerl, Mr. John Motley, Mr.
Rick Scribner, Mr. Mike Schorn, Mr. Art Verlengiere, Mr. Don
Holmboe, Mr. Glenn Araki, Mr. Ed Diederich and IKF Office
Manager, Pat Eldridge.
the Meeting in a polite manner. Verlengiere states the President can control this at the Meetings. Board agrees.
Financial Update
Hoegerl brings the Board up to date on the Profit and Loss
Report. Discusses pit pass sales, the virtual magazine, IKF
membership. Projects end of the year bottom line. Verlengiere agrees with Hoegerl’s forecast. Discussion of pass sales
to the end of the year.
TaG Engine Homologation
Motley states there is no support for the addition of any
new engines into the TaG program. New 3 year homologation
period starts in 2011. He read a letter to the Board drafted to
the six engine manufacturers that submitted new engines.
Discussion by Board. Board agrees with Motley. Letters
to be sent by the IKF Office.
2011 Grand National Security Deposit
Hoegerl states he was contacted by Bill Rieken, promoter
of the 2011 2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand
National. He has requested to make his Grand National
Deposit on January 1, 2011. Hilger states he will not sign the
Grand National Agreement until IKF receives the Deposit.
Discussion by Board.
Motion by Verlengiere to accept the 2011 2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National Deposit on January
15, 2011.
Second by Schorn. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed.
Organizational Membership
Scribner states the IKF By-Laws allow for Organizational
Memberships. Feels IKF is not taking advantage of this. Discussion by Board, i.e. what is an organizational member, benefits of being an Organizational Member, benefit to the IKF.
Scribner states this could be a formal line of communication
to the IKF. Not to be confused with track, club memberships.
Hilger suggests they contact a long term member to find out
what an Organizational Member was.
2010 Grand National Shirts, Hats & Pins
Scribner asks permission from the Board to distribute the
leftover Grand National shirts, hats and pins from the Road
Race Grand National to the Region 11 clubs for their year end
banquets. Discussion by Board. Board approves.
Section 102.1.5 – 2010 IKF Rulebook
Motley states there was an issue with this at the Road
Race Grand National. Did not have a 2007 IKF Rulebook at
the time. Feels it should be the competitor’s responsibility
to have the Rulebook. Tech Inspectors cannot be expected to
carry all of the old Rulebooks to the events. Put the onus on
the competitor. They can get the information from the IKF
Office if they do not have the older Rulebooks. Motley feels
it needs to be corrected. Discuss number of referrals. Motley
to submit verbiage to the Board for approval.
C51 Engine Information
Discussion by the Board of pictures sent by Motley. Feels
they need to do something about the C51 engines. Motley
states they need to develop a procedure so the engines are
not run anyplace. Problems are they are blowing up from
running them inside the grid on a stand and the rear wheel
is right at the height of the kids head. Diederich states most
of the kids do not have their helmets on. Hilger tells Motley
to write a rule and forward to the Board for approval. Hilger
states to post to the IKF website when approved. Verlengiere asks for this to be posted before the next Region 7 Sprint
event so they cannot be run on the grid. Hilger states Verlengiere can make that determination on site. Motley to send
draft to those familiar with the issue and then send on to the
Board. Araki asks if the intent is to make the rule effective to
all the classes or just one class. Motley states this class specifically. Araki asks to consider this a rule for all classes. Motley
is not opposed to that. Hoegerl discusses them restarting
their engines; Motley agrees.
Meeting Time Limits
Scribner suggests a time limit for members to address the
Board at the Board Meetings. Discussion by Board i.e. 5 or 10
or 15 minute limit. Hilger states it should be on the agenda
that they have 5 minutes to state their case. Board agrees.
Diederich suggests the time allotment be noted on the sign in
list. Verlengiere states it is up to the President to manage the
time limit. Araki states he has issue with this because, in the
past, IKF has been encouraging their members to come to the
Meetings and voice their opinions. He disagrees with a printed time limit. Feels this should be controlled by the President Tire Contract Going Forward
or whoever is controlling the Meeting. States the goal is to
Diederich asks if there is a contract with Bridgestone
service our customers, need to encourage our members to through 2011. Reply by Hilger is yes. Discussion by Board
come to the Meetings and give us their concerns, ideas. Hilg- regarding the Bridgestone Contract.
er agrees. Araki states the discussions should be controlled at
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TaG Motor Weight Adjustment
diederich states the weights for the roK and sonic are
pretty correct. The Motori is getting real close. at most
tracks, you better not show up with a rotax, leopard or prd
unless you just want to park it and watch. he is not encouraging to raise the weights because he thinks the weights on
the upper end are already at their limits. he recommends
reducing the weight on the rotax, leopard and the prd. he
will present numbers where he thinks they should be at the
september board Meeting. or the Tag committee to do that
based on their experience and knowledge. feels there needs
to be some adjustments made for the motor packages. Motley states they will need supporting data on these. need to
factor in the driver. suggests diederich to look at the sKusa
weights. diederich to give to the Tag committee chairman
for handling.
Grand National Waiver Process
diederich has issue with the waiver fee payment. feels it
should go to the region. feels fee should be graduated based
on number of punches. hilger states a decision was made for
the fee to stay in the iKf; hard to determine which region
would get the fee. scribner agrees with the graduated waiver fee. verlengiere asks araki what he thinks of the waiver
process. arake replies it is way too lax, people are using it
to their advantage, people knowingly going into a season
and not racing with the iKf and then use the waiver process
to go to a grand national for a minimal fee. Motley states
they are not going to iKf races during that period. diederich
states that is what irritated him the most. he is aware of an
instance, which he verified, where a racer was travelling 8
hours to a non iKf series and then paid a $200 waiver to get
into the iKf grand nationals – that is wrong. states he was
inside the 200 miles radius for iKf races. hilger agrees. araki
states that if the racer has no punches they would not be
eligible for a waiver at all. if they are missing some punches,
could pay a fee for waiver. This discussion is about those
within the 200 mile radius. ataki states racers who do not
qualify for a waiver according to the iKf rulebook have been
granted a waiver. hilger agrees. verlengiere states he granted
waivers and there was a down side to those approvals.
Bryan Eady Issue
diederich states there have been two region 11 races since
the 2 cycle sprint grand national.
diederich was asked why Mr. eady was allowed at the
regional races.
lengthy discussion by board regarding Mr. eady’s on and
off track actions at the 2 cycle sprint grand national. board
discussed the letter received from the race director regarding the incidents at the event and his recommendation of
suspension.
Motion by verlengiere to suspend brian eady effective
immediately until the september 2010 board Meeting based
on the recommendation of the race director.
second by schorn. in favor: unanimous. passed.
Motion to Adjourn Meeting by Verlengiere.
second by Motley. in favor: unanimous. passed.
Meeting adjourned at 6:45pm.
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CJKC Hits Half Way for 2010
IKF-4A Championship!
Contributors: David Fedler, Eric Cody, Marc Deslauriers Photos: Doug Eberhard
T
he Colorado Junior Karting Club (CJKC) presented Race
#4 of the IKF-4A Junior Karting Championship Series
at Action Karting in Morrison, Colorado on Sunday
July 18th. 48 racers entered this popular mid summer event
showing once again that the CJKC draws the largest and most
competitive kart racing series in the State of Colorado. With
temperatures hovering near 100 degrees on Saturday, teams
and drivers prepared for tough racing conditions. Fortunately,
Doug Eberhard’s benediction was “heard upstairs” - the clouds
and a nice breeze made for perfect racing weather on Sunday.
Kid Kart Novice - The Kid Kart Novice division opened
the competitive racing day with Corbin Emery #21 qualifying for his first ever pole position with a time of 43.506 and
Zebi Bleile #88x qualifying on the outside of row 1. When
the green flag dropped for the heat race, it was Corbin racing to the win with Zebi finishing a close second. The main
event saw Zebi jump to the lead with Jocelyn DesLauriers
Kid Kart Novice
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moving up from sixth to second on the first lap. A spin by
the front runner handed the lead over to Corbin who drove
a flawless race to his first ever win…way to go Corbin! Zebi
made a terrific comeback to finish a comfortable second with
newcomer Edison Vanasse #6 rounding out the final podium
spot in third.
1st Corbin Emery 21 2nd Zebi Bleile 88x
3rd Edison Vanasse 6 4th Jocelyn Deslauriers 100
5th Haydun Wimber 9
6th Zander Seigel 28
7th Justin Grote 79
Kid Kart win setting another track record in the process at
39.060…WOW! Cole Thompson brought home his #88 Top
Kart in second with Derek DesLauriers rounding out the
podium in his #2 Emmick. Congratulations to Corbin Emery
and Chandler Slowik for their first ever class wins and to all
Kid Kart racers for each showing vastly improved speed and
driving skill!
1st Chandler Slowik 08 2nd Cole Thompson 88 3rd Derek Deslauriers 2 4th Cody Dempster 22 5th Liam Letzsch 17 6th Brody Shucard 33
7th Tristan MacLeod
Kid Kart The Kid Kart division reached the midway point
8th Cameron Lazaroff 98
of the season with many seasoned veteran racers, a few
9th Everest Fedler 8
returning IKF National top 5 competitors and a 3-time nov10th Gage Fish 14
ice class winner setting the stage for a very competitive day
of racing. This promised to be a great race day and it did not JR-1 Novice - 13 JR-1 Novice drivers converged on Action
disappoint. In qualifying, Chandler Slowik set a new track Karting for Round 4 including the return of 2009 racer William Sigler in his #43 Sigler
Lawn Service Racing entry.
Qualifying for the Heat race
was a close duel between
Jack Moore in the #36 Birel
and Evan Roshak in the #24
CRG with Jack taking the
pole position with a time of
48.022, a margin of just 0.281
seconds. Jack started the heat
race in the lead locked into a
close battle with Evan until
the two came together with
Evan continuing for the win.
Kid Kart
Max Fedler drove his #3 Sumrecord of 39.205 to take the pole with Cole Thompson filling mit of Everest Racing Shockwave home to second place folout the front row. When the green flagged dropped for the lowed by Jack (with a brilliant drive back from 13th) and a
heat race, Cole shot to the front with Chandler a close second. great showing by Trevor Prins in the #22.
The front runners held their respective positions throughout
At the start of the Main race, Max got a great start and
the race with Cole winning the heat and Chandler finishing rocketed into the lead with Evan hot on his tail. These two set
a very close second. In fact, the racing was so close, 7 drivers a fast pace and opened up a commanding lead while Jack fell
finished within 6 seconds of the leader and all 7 racers set fast upon some trouble. Alison Cody made a great start as well in
lap times within 2/10 sec. of each other! The Kid Kart main her #13 Fear the Turtle Racing entry quickly jumping to third
started with Chandler moving to the front with series points before a quick spin. On lap 5, Evan got by Max with a nice
leader Liam Letzsch literally
glued to his rear bumper in
second. As Chandler tried
to check out, Cole battled
past Liam for second and
Derek DesLauriers and Cody
Dempster used their recent
Nationals experience to move
into third and fourth respectively by mid race. From that
point, it was Chandler Slowik
pulling away for his first ever
CJKC-IKF regional podium
finish as he piloted his #08
Intrepid Kart to the overall Junior II Novice
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pass at the “widowmaker”. Max regained the lead on lap 8
and one final pass by Evan on lap 10 propelled him to the
front for good. Coming home in third was Jack with another
great drive after his early troubles.
1st Evan Roshak 24
2nd Max Fedler 3
3rd Jack Moore 36
4th Michael Winter 15
5th Trevor Prins 22
6th Logan Howard 77
7th Justin Bleile 88
8th William Sigler 43
9th Peter Winter 20
10th Zoie Zeller 44
11th Alison Cody 13
12th William Mienert 88x
13th Nicole Grote 26
was able to close up on Mitchell at one point until lapped traffic slowed his charge and allowed Mitchell to cruise to his 3rd
victory of the season. Mario came home second, with Lucas in
third. The big movers of the race were Wyatt Brichacek gaining
5 spots to a career best finish of 4th and Blake Hannum starting
last gaining 6 spots to finish 5th.
1st Mitchell Cody 1
2nd Mario Jacobellis 24x
3rd Lucas Hannabass 11
4th Wyatt Brichacek 48
5th Blake Hannum 5
6th Makayla Grote 97
7th Eric Eberhard 1x
8th Brian McLellan 48x
9th AJ Jacobellis 21
10th Nick Guidera 9
11th Corrie Hiatt 42
Jr-1 - Qualifying saw Mario Jacobellis in his #24X CRG take Jr-2 The Jr-2s promised to be a barnburner after the first practhe pole position by .003 seconds over 2 time 2010 event win- tice saw Evan Hannum, Coleton Cody, Zac Munrow, Kyle
ner and defending 2009 series champion Mitchell Cody. Lucas Surface, and Skyler Granger separated by a just few tenths of
a second. In qualifying it was
Skyler Granger taking the
pole position in his new Birel
chassis and Kyle Surface 2nd
in his Maranello to complete
the front row.
The heat race saw Skyler
distance himself from the
field quickly. Evan Hannum
and Kyle dueled for second
spot for most of the race. Zac
Munrow and Coleton Cody
battled for 4th for most of the
Junior I
race until Coleton lost a chain
Hannabass continued his strong season by qualifying 3rd in late in the contest.
his #11 Shockwave.
In the main, Skyler took off to a comfortable lead and was
The heat race started with a bang as Blake Hannum and never challenged in picking up his second win of the year.
Wyatt Brichacek got together in the third turn. The accident Behind Skyler, Kyle Surface and Evan Hannum were nose to
took Brichacek out of the heat while Hannum was able to tail lap after lap. Coleton Cody moved from last on the grid
continue on. Up front it was all Mitchell Cody in his Fear the to 4th place and was slowly closing in on Kyle and Evan.
Turtle Racing #1 Intrepid. Turning laps in the low 46 second On the white flag lap, Kyle received a black flag warning
range, Mitchell opened up a comfortable lead and held on to from the chief flagger. As Skyler crossed the finish line to
take the win. Mario Jacobellis came home second ahead of take the win, a confused Kyle, thinking he received a full
Lucas Hannabass. Corrie Hiatt worked his way up to 4th after black flag penalty pulled into the pit entrance. At the same
struggling through mechanical issues all weekend.
time, Coleton Cody pulled alongside of Evan Hannum as
The main played out similar to the heat race with an
accident in the third turn on
the start. This time is was
Brian McClellan and Blake
Hannum getting together in
turn 3. Both drivers were able
to continue in the race after
some help. Once again, Mitchell Cody opened up a lead
over Mario Jacobellis with
Lucas Hannabass and Corrie
Hiatt battling for third. Mario Junior II
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they raced towards the finish line. Hannum beat out Cody
by less than 2 inches to take second position in the closest
finish of the day.
1st Skyler Granger 0
2nd Evan Hannum 2
3rd Coleton Cody 14
4th Kyle Surface 00
5th Jacob Hunt 18
6th Zac Munro 23
7th Tyler Prins 88
With the halfway point of the season in the books, the
points battle heats up with the next race. The CJKC would
like to thank our patrons and sponsors especially Bridgestone, Briggs Racing, and Stadium Medical. A special thanks
to our race officials, volunteers, and staff at Action Karting
for a great event. We invite you to follow us on the CJKC
website (www.cjkc.org) and on Facebook (Colorado Junior
Karting Club).
Junior I Novice Podium
Junior I Podium
Kid Kart Novice Podioum
Kid Kart Podium
Junior II Podium
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SImA Facility Grand Opening
By: Northwest Karting News
I
talian Motors usa
recently hosted the
official grand opening of it’s brand new siMa
facility. The “sumas international Motorsport academy “ has been a long held
vision of karting business
owner and successful
entrepreneur claudio valiante. The facility, a multi purpose
motorsport complex includes an incredible 17 corner, 3955’
foot long track that can actually host multiple race events
simultaneously. This became evident mid morning after the
traditional ribbon cutting ceremony was performed by the
Mayor of the city of sumas. The track was then opened to the
public, and for the remainder of the day rental karts were
made available to the general public on the west course,
while competitive race karts ran on the east course. This all
took place under the careful supervision of professional race
car driver Michael valiante and company.
lunch was served to all just outside the entrance to the
main building which houses a beautiful trackside restaurant,
along with a fully stocked parts and service department. as
if this wouldn’t be all you could hope for in your local kart
racing facility, italian Motors usa has also constructed individual storage garages for those racers looking to avoid the
hassles of towing kart and equipment to and from the track.
The day was a lot of fun and it was obvious that the large
contingent of attendees thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Kudos to the valiante family, and italian Motors usa for
giving us a spectacular facility, and a fun filled day in which
to enjoy it.
The track will host it’s first official race in seven weeks as
the nw gold cup/rotax challenge series will make it’s way
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to sumas on september 17-19th for round nine of the 2010
season. you certainly won’t want to miss it, and of course
northwest Karting news will be on hand to cover all the
weekend’s racing action.
see you There !
"Battle at the Border!"
Round Five of the NW Gold Cup/Rotax Max
Challenge Series at “GMR” Canada
Article and Photos By: Northwest Karting News
Jake Delavergne and Molly Helmuth battle for position (Junior Rotax)
Round Five action played out this past
week in Chilliwack, British Columbia.
Once again competitors would find
themselves north of the border in the
land of the Maple Leaf. Hype going into
this race was considerable to say the
least, and as it would turn out, the event
did not disappoint. This was an all-star
event, with some national bragging
rights up for grabs! Northwest Karting
News was there for the three day event
taking in all the action.
The Place:
chilliwack b.c. at the beautiful greg
Moore raceway.
The Track: 4015 feet in length, 26.25 to 36.5 feet in
width, 12 corners 7 right 5 left. comments:
fast, technical, passing opportunities excellent.
The Drivers: excited, high energy, looking forward to
some great racing.
The Weather: Mid 80’s full sun, in a word “incredible”
The Racing Action:
Rotax Micro/Tag Gazelle
in heat 1 it was edward portz (cmc) who charged to the
front of the Micro Max class,leaving seth appel, and Mason
Morgan having to step up their game. portz ran a great race
holding onto first, followed by appel in second, and Morgan
in third, with wick in fourth. Meanwhile, a very determined
sara brinkac battled it out with job Kandris throughout the
weekend taking the win in gazelle.
IAME Leopard Jr 3:
The man of the hour in iaMe jr was without a doubt
artie carpenter, setting the pace from the beginning with an
impressive pole position time of 52.24. leading this pack of
competitive racers on the start of heat two was Kailia walter, while carpenter, having clutch problems in heat one had
some work to do starting in the back of the pack. half way
through the session, carpenter had made his way through
the entire field and took the lead. at the start of the main
it was walter who again would take the lead knowing she
had carpenter right behind. carpenter made the pass for
the lead down on the inside of Turn two, and never looked
back. Trevor yip and Keegan laithwaite battled throughout
the main event for the second place spot, while paige wallin
and colton schultz battled for the fourth place spot, no one
giving so much as an inch. in the end, carpenter took home
the win, followed by yip in second, laithwaite third, wallin
fourth, and schultz fifth.
Mini Max:
jake preston started off the Mini Max weekend by putting
his kart on pole. it would soon become a heated battle for
first however. The weekend would be determined by who
had the lead at the very end. The number 9 of Kyle wick and
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the number 51 of Jake Preston World Formula Medium/Masters:
went back and forth all weekWhat a day it was for these two groups. Daniel Cahill
end for the lead, while a very kicked off the WF Medium class by taking pole with a fast
determined Sting Ray Robb lap of 58.35. All weekend Cahill, Austin Moon, and Chris
and Marco Eakins ran hard Genge would battle it out for the lead. In the main event
to stay up in the mix. Wick however, after Cahill got the lead on the start, it was Ausgrabbed the lead coming out tin Moon who would drive under Cahill in turn one to take
of the start in the main event the lead. Genge wasn’t ready to give up it would seem as he
followed by Eakins, Preston, drove hard and was able to make his way up to second, with
and Sting Ray. Preston took Cahill right behind. In the WF Masters class Gabriel Kajdy
The #10 of Edward Portz crosses the scales
Eakins down on the inside of would yet again take the pole position laying down a very
turn two, and later took Wick on the inside of Turn one for fast lap of 58.76. With Kajdy out it front, the battle for second
the lead. This left Sting Ray and Eakins to battle for the third would be a fierce one between Barlee, Mullins, and Schorn.
place spot as Sting Ray made a move down in turn one, but By the main event, Kajdy took the lead on the start having his
was not able to catch the leaders. What a show as Wick and hands full soon after as Barlee would challenge him for the
Preston passed each other back and forth right up until the front. As the racers went around the track into the far back
very last lap, as Preston dove down past Wick on the last lap corners Kajdy disappeared off the track and was not able to
to take the win. Wick came in second, Sting Ray third, Eakins finish the remainder of the race, as Barlee came out in front.
fourth, and Franchini fifth.
The man on the move in this
IAME Cup Sr:
event however was Michael
In IAME Sr it was Team Ital
Schorn, driving hard makKart’s Michael Valiante who
ing his way through the pack
set the tone for the weekend
up to second, and boy did he
laying down a very fast lap
earn that one, with Mullins
time of 52.22 to take the pole
and Green right there behind
position. By the main event
him.
it was Jurca who came out in
Rotax Jr:
front on the start with RusThe Rotax Jr’s have been
citti, Valiante, and Sandeen
putting on a great show all
right behind. Devon Sandeen
season and this weekend was
was determined to get into
no exception. Mathew Moniz
the mix as he dove down to
set the pace early putting his
the inside of turn one to get Paige Wallin Iame Junior pilot
Mach 1 kart on pole with a
by Valiante, and then Ruscitti to take the second place spot. fast lap of 52.09. As it would turn out, Moniz would have to
Valiante was then able to make a move on Ruscitti in turn watch his back this weekend as Marcus Brodie was never far
three to take third while trying to get back to the front. In the behind; with Byers, Carpenter, Hudson, and Helmuth looking
end it was Ruscitti who would take the checkered, followed to come to the front as well. There were many battles throughby Sandeen in second, Valiante third, Jurca fourth, and Har- out the weekend as these talented young drivers raced hard
grove rounding out the top five.
and never backed down while fighting for their positions. By
Jr I Briggs Gas Animal/Jr II Briggs Gas Animal Hvy: the main event, Moniz and Brodie would begin their fight
Sting Ray would take the pole on his Wildkart with a fast for first, while Carpenter was unfortunately collected up in
lap of 59.12. These competitors would drive the wheels off an incident on the start placing him at the back of the field. It
their karts all weekend leading up to the main event. In the seemed that turn one and turn three were the turns of choice
main it was Zamora getting the jump on the start and taking for Moniz and Brodie as they made multiple passes back and
the lead, with Bryce Peterson holding onto the second posi- forth between the two for the lead. Meanwhile, Helmuth and
tion, followed by Sting Ray, Kyle Adams and David Schorn. Hudson (on his new Tony Kart) would battle hard for their
Sting Ray was determined David Jurca and company lining up for the start (Shifter)
to get to the front however,
making a move on Peterson
coming out of turn eight for
position two. Sting Ray raced
to catch Zamora and was able
to dive down into the inside
of turn one to take the lead
and win the race. Zamora
came in second, with Schorn
in third, Adams fourth, and
Peterson rounding out the
top five.
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Kailia Walter leads the field in Iame Junior
positions, and as Delavergne and Beck got into the mix there
were a total of five karts all within inches of each other duking
it out for the fourth position. Carpenter was working hard to
catch all the action and was able to make his way back up to
fifth place. In the end it was Moniz who earned his win, with
Brodie right behind in second, Byers in third, Delavergne who
had a solid run up through the field to claim the fourth spot,
and Carpenter in fifth.
Rotax Sr:
This would turn out to be the premier class of the weekend
with more then 20 entries, two western Canadian champions,
one U.S. National champion as well as several regional title
holders made for a field deep with talent. Chris Glover would
take pole with a fast lap of 51.90. With Glover holding a commanding lead on the field throughout the weekend, there was
only Andrew Zimmer and Michael Hogg who had any real
shot at catching him. The weekend was not without controversy as Sunday would find Derek Wang and local favorite
Iame Junior prepares to take the green
Bryce Choquer positioned towards the back of the pack for
the start on the main, this was do to an on track incident in
an earlier heat race. Main event action would find Glover
taking the lead on the start, followed by Zimmer, and Hogg.
Meanwhile Brandon Cusack would work his way up to the
fourth position. It wouldn’t be long however before the hard
charging Choquer would make his way back up to the front
and ultimately pass Cusack on the inside of nine with just two
laps to go. In the end it would be Glover taking the checkered,
followed by Zimmer second, Hogg third, Choquer fourth,
with Cusack rounding out the top five.
TaG Masters:
Starting off the weekend in TaG Masters was Jayson Clunie putting his no. 3 kart on pole with a fast lap of 54.09. It
seemed there was no beating Clunie as he dominated all
heat races, while Jim Hargrove drove hard trying to make
his way to the front throughout the weekend only to have
a mechanical malfunction on his kart in the main. Helmut
Buhl stayed consistently in second place throughout, it was
Gabriel Kajdy who was able to make his way through the
pack and get up to third in the main. In the end it was Clunie who took home first place, followed by Buhl in second,
Kajdy in third, Cornwell in fourth, and Johnson rounding
out the top five.
Shifters:
Remo Ruscitti would set the pace putting his kart on pole
with a fast lap of 51.21. It was a long battle all three heats with
these racers competing within
only inches of each other. By
the main event it was on, and
the pack was three karts wide
heading into turn one on the
start. Jurca came out in front
with Ruscitti right behind in
second. The race now was
for first between Jurca, Ruscitti, and Valiante. Meanwhile
Hargrove, and new comer to
the class Brandon Scheiber
were in a battle of their own
for the fourth spot. If there
was any questions wether or not Scheiber would be able to
run in this class he laid them to rest with a solid effort, and
a fourth place finish for the weekend; In the end it was Ruscitti who would take home the win, followed by Valiante in
second, Jurca third, Scheiber fourth, and Hargrove rounding
out the top five.
That’s a wrap, Northwest Karting News will see you in
two weeks at PSGKA for round six of the 2010 NW Gold
Cup/Rotax Max challenge.
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Historical
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Perspectives!
Perspectives!
Round Six of the NW Gold Cup/Rotax Max
Round
Six of the NW Gold Cup/Rotax Max
Challenge Series at Puget Sound, WA
Challenge
Puget
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Iame Cup
The Puget Sound Go Kart Association once again played
host to the Northwest Gold Cup series, just as it has done for
so many years past. The club, located just outside of downtown Spanaway has a history in competitive kart racing that
few, if any organizations can lay claim to. For more than 50
years this small piece of Washington real estate has been witness to countless races and racers who have made the journey
here looking for their own small piece of racing history.
Some half a century after it’s opening, there are many who
question it’s relevance in today’s sport. Larger, wider, faster
tracks have been built on all sides of it. Passing they say is
virtually impossible, there is too little runoff, no parking...
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on and on. But this past weekend, “the little track that could”
once again displayed some of the season’s best racing.
The weather was a tuners nightmare, hot and sunny Friday. Cold and rainy Saturday, Sunday seemed to be neither.
The track is indeed tight, passing extremely difficult. But
for those racers who are willing, and patient, opportunities
do present themselves.
The Racing:
Rotax Jr:
The Rotax Jr class is currenttly being dominated by the
number 98 kart of Mathew Moniz. This weekend would be
more of the same as he started off day one by putting his
Mach 1 on pole with a fast lap of 30.98. Moniz held a commanding lead throughout the weekend and by the time the
main rolled around the battle would clearly be for the second
spot. Moniz would take the lead from the start and hold it
decisevely throughout.McKean was thrown off the track coming out of turn one on the start and subsequently wound up
back in fifth, he would ultimately fight his way back to the
third spot, getting around Austin Hudson and Luke Selliken
Start of the Rotax Junior class
who themselves had an impressive battle for what would
ultimately be the fourth and fifth spots. In the end it was
Moniz (mach 1) taking the checkered, followed by Byers (italkart/Rpg) in second, McKean(tonykart/bbr) third, Selliken
(Birel/Rpg) in fourth, and Hudson (Tonykart) rounding out
the top five.
Rotax Sr:
Qualifying for Rotax Senior would find Canadian champion Brice Choquer and american racer Drew Revord on the
front row for the start of heat one. Choquer’s 30.96 would
give him the pole, and lead coming out of turn one followed
by Revord, and Zimmer. As the front three settled into their
positons the battle quickly shifted to the fourth spot. Darren Ward, Kory Estell, Brandon Cusack, and Chase Earle;
all within inches of each other. Cusack on the loosing end
of the deal would wind up in the seventh spot. After taking
the checkered, Choquer along with Drew Revord would find
themselves starting Heat two from the back due to a DQ in
Rotax Junior action
Saturday’s Heat race. This would now give Andrew Zimmer a
chance to run the table as the rest of the field would be forced
to battle for position. Choquer and Revord would work hard
to make their way through the pack, but Cusack would have
the greater success with passing on this tight track, moving all
the way up to the second spot behind Zimmer as the checkered flew. Zimmer held a commanding lead throughout the
main event as the battle once again was for second, this time
it would be between Cusack who had it, and a hard charging Choquer who wanted it.
As Cusack worked to hold
the spot it was Choquer
who would make a diving
move to the inside of Cusack
as they came onto the front
straight with just three laps
to go. At the checkered it
was Zimmer (Top kart) for
the win, followed by Choquer (Tony/BBR) in second,
Cusack (CRG/RPG)in third,
Revord(CRG) in fourth, and
Ward (Tony kart) rounding
out the top five.
When asked afterwords
about the pass by Choquer,
Cusack replied: “Brice is a
great driver, it was an awesome pass, there was nothing
I could do,I wasn’t going take
us both out.”
Jr I/ Jr II 4 Cycle:
Saturday made for wet and rainy conditions as the two
groups raced. Myles Pederson set the pace for Jr I with a fast
lap of 46.01. Pederson got the lead on the start in Heat one, but
would soon be passed by a fast Michael Gutenberger(Arrow)
on the inside of turn four lap three for the lead. The rain continued to fall throughout the main event, but this time it was
a very fast Taylor Overhoff who would make his way to
the front to hang on for the win. Gutenberger came in right
behind in second, followed
by Pederson in third.
It was the no. 52 of Brittney Zamora who would take
pole to lead the Jr II class
with a fast lap time of 47.59.
Sting Ray Robb(Wildkart)
would get a great start taking
the lead away from Zamora Junior I 4-Cycle
in heat one, as the battle between Robb and Zamora would
begin. Zamora would pass Sting Ray on the inside of turn
four lap six and hold onto the win for Heat one. The rain
continued to fall as Zamora got the lead on the start of the
main event, followed closely by Sting Ray. There were multiple wrecks and spin outs throughout the main event, however it was the very consistent Kyle Adams who would work
very hard to avoid the slick spots on the track and charge to
the front to take home the win. Zamora came in second, with
Sting Ray in third, and Smith in fourth.
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Filgiano followed in second,
with Terry Lawrence in third,
Calhoun in fourth, and Moon
rounding out the top five.
Micro Max:
Mason Morgan would take
pole in Micro Max with a fast
lap of 37.35. Saturday was a
day of wet and very slick
racing conditions for these
young drivers. With multiple
spin outs, some leaving the
drivers out for good, it was a
World Formula Heavy
very consistent Edward Portz
who would hang on for the win in Heat one. Sunday would
World Formula Heavy:
The spectators were lined up at the fence to watch the bring much dryer conditions as Portz would once again lead
largest class of the day, World Formula Heavy. It was Nik
Larson who led the group putting his kart on pole with a fast
lap of 38.56. This class had trouble getting started for Heat
one as the left row came around for the start while the right
row stacked up behind a collision in the front between two
karts. Once underway Terry Lawrence was able to get his kart
going, while Jerry Filgiano(Arrow) was forced to pull off the
track and out of Heat race. Gabriel Kajdy and Austin Moon
were both forced to make their way from the back to the front
due to earlier spin outs. The battle in the main event was for Two World Formula Heavy competitors tried the same line
first between Terry Lawrence and Jeff Mullins with Filgiano the pack throughout the last two heats, with Seth Appel and
always close behind. Filgiano got by Mullins to take the sec- Conner Robustelli looking for a win as well. Through the
ond spot. Meanwhile, Robbie Calhoun was able to make his main event it was a close race between the top four drivers
way up to the front as he passed Terry Lawrence in turn six with Portz leading the pack followed closely by Appel, Moron lap seven all the while having multiple rolled black flag gan, and Robustelli. As three of the four racers got bunched
warnings being thrown at these very competitive drivers. up mid-session, Appel and Morgan swaped positions only to
As Moon battled for third, Tim Lawrence would go after the have Appel take back second on lap ten. Robustelli soon came
leader and make the pass down in turn eight to take the win. in hot to make the pass for third on the inside of turn four lap
Micro Max racers gettin’ after it
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Iame Junior choreography
twelve. In the end it was Portz who took the win, followed by
Appel in second, Robustelli third, Morgan fourth, and Nino
rounding out the top five.
Mini Max:
There would be some great racing in this class come Sundays main event. Kyle Wick put it on pole Saturday with a
fast lap of 32.55. Wick came out in front on the start of Heat
one as the rain really started to come down. There were many
drivers who would spin in all corners of the track leaving
them all having to work their way back through the field.
While a fast Wick led the entire main event, a hard charging
Jake Preston would pass Marco Eakins on the inside of turn
A determined Mini Max driver
four lap three to take the second spot, all the while looking
to get up to the front and challenge Wick for the lead. Sting
Ray also looking to get in the mix, made a heads-up move to
the inside of turn four lap eight to take the third place spot
away from Eakins. Although It looked as though Preston had
the speed necessary to catch wick and challenge for the lead,
he ultimetely would run out of time having to settle for the
second spot. As the checkered flew it would be Wick (CRE/
Wildkart) with the win, Preston(Topkart/CRE) second, followed by Sting Ray (red apple racing) in third, with Eakins,
and Franchini rounding out
the top five.
IAME Cup Jr II:
IAME Cup Jr II would
once again be sure to draw
a crowd as the people came
to see if anyone had a chance
against Artie Carpenter(Top
Kart) who has dominated
this class all season long.
Carpenter pulled out in front
in Heat one, however Parker
McKean(Tony Kart/ BBR)
would quickly make a pass
to the inside of turn four lap
two to take the lead. Paige
Wallin(Intrepid) running
strong would be next to pass
Carpenter, this time on the
outside of turn four lap four.
A disappointed McKean went
off the track in turn three to
lose the lead and put him out of the race .
The main event for these hard charging racers was a close
one, starting with Wallin and Kailia Walter(Italkart) getting
tangled together coming out of turn one on the start. As the
rest of the field moved away, these two were left struggling
to make their way back up to the pack. Meanwhile it was
Carpenter leading the field, McKean seemed to be the only
one who had the speed and position to challenge him for the
lead. Ultimetely it would be Carpenter holding on for the
win, with McKean in second, as a very fast Wallin was able
to make her way back up to third.
TAG Gazelle:
Job Kandris would set the pace for the weekend in TAG
Gazelle at his home track with a fast lap of 36.02. The rain was
keeping conditions slick for the drivers as they spun multiple
times throughout Heat one. The crowd watched as Kandris
and Sara Brinkac would go back and forth throughout the
weekend for the lead. Sunday was a different story weather
wise and conditions would finally allow for some consistent
racing. Again it was Kandris and Brinkac who would go back
and forth between heats two and three fighting for the lead.
In the end it was Brinkac who took home the win, followed
by Kandris in second, and Reece Carman in third.
IAME Cup Sr:
What a show for the spectators this weekend as they
would all come out to see if anyone could challenge Remo
Ruscitti(Italkart) for the win. Ruscitti set the pace putting his
Italkart on pole with a fast lap of 31.42. It would be Johnny
Blair(Italkart) however who would take the lead on Heat one
followed closely by Ruscitti, while Scott Hargrove and Adam
Isman went back and forth battling for sole possession of the
third spot. There were two battles going on throughout the
weekend between Blair and Ruscitti for first place, as well
as Hargrove and Isman for third place. In the main event,
it was clear that no one had a shot at catching Ruscitti; and
so Hargrove and Blair were left to fight it out for second.
All drivers held their positions throughout the main event
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Rotax Senior action
Rotax Senior winner, Andrew Zimmer
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with Hargrove staying out in front
of Blair for the twenty lap event.
As the class of drivers came around
turn four on the last lap, Blair made
one final attempt to get under Hargrove on the inside, and although
there was contact, he was not able to
make it stick, keeping him in third.
Ruscitti took first, followed by Hargrove in second, Blair in third, Isman
in fourth, and Soden rounding out
the top five.
Rotax Master/ TAG Master:
Rotax/ TAG Masters as it seemed
would have to wait until the main
event until things started to get
interesting. Jim Hargrove(Italkart)
started off the weekend with a fast
lap of 32.60 putting him on pole for
Heat one. Only Hargrove came out
to race Heat one, as he then pulled
off the track mid-way through the
session. It was Doug Huggler who
would lead the main event and take
the win home on Sunday. Although
Hargrove would run the fast lap of
the main event, a spin in turn three
would set him back to third, with
Kajdy in second.
Fast Shifter action
One-on-One with Matthew Moniz
1. Name: Matthew Moniz
2. Age: 12
3. Hometown: S.Surrey B.C
4. Years in Karting: 5
5. How are you involved in IKF Driver
6. What clubs do you compete with? Westwood, West Coast
Kart club
7. What division of karting and which region do you compete in?
Sprint, IKF Region 6 Rotax Junior
8. Do you have any sponsors or persons you want to thank for
their support? M4 Racing, Lordco Auto Parts, Slave Lake
Helicopters, Darko Orcic
9. How did you get your start in karting? My late grandfather
bought me a battery powered go kart for Xmas when I
was 4 years old. I used it so much I kept killing the batteries in it. At age 5, my dad then bought me a used gas powered kart with a formula one body, and powered by a 3 hp
Briggs engine. It had hand controlled brakes and throttle
systems. My Dad removed the governer the second time
out as I wanted to go faster ! After that, an acquaintance
of my Dad’s offered us an old Track Magic cadet kart,
complete with a Comer K80 which I drove every weekend
at local parking lots, and a local concession kart track.
Older drivers at that track thought it was cool how small
I was driving a race kart and helped me learn the lines
by letting me follow them on the track. Thinking back, this
really helped me a lot at the beginning and made racing with
others at my first race much easier. I caught older kids in my
class off guard when I started winning a few races with my
“X” number plate, which was kind of cool for me. I also set
the short track lap record at Greg Moore Raceway with the X
plate on, which still stands today.
10. What is your most memorable karting moment? There have
been several, but the most recent as a rookie in Rotax Junior
is beating the Canadian Rotax Junior Champion earlier this
year, challenging for the Canadian Championship after competing in 4 of the 6 race series, then denied the opportunity
to complete the last two races (because I am 12 years old).
11. Do you have any family members that also race? No, but my
dad used to race old McCullochs when he was younger.
12.Besides karting, what other activities are you involved in? Hanging out with friends, Soccer, Football, road hockey, and every
type of computer racing game there is.
13. How long have you been an IKF member? Since 2008, our first
year competing in an IKF series.
14. Do you set goals for yourself in karting? If so, what are they?
Yes, I try to get better every time out, learn new tracks and
compete as best I can. I was lucky enough to win the Region
6 Rotax Minimax Championship last year, and am shooting
to win the Rotax Junior Championship as a rookie this year. .I
would also like the opportunity to race the Gatorz and Florida
Winter Tour some day.
15. If we came to your house for the weekend, what would we do?
Maybe convince my Dad to take you for a ride in his supercharged Hemi powered 1940 Willys Coupe. The rest of the
weekend probably be spent changing your underwear!
16. If you could choose someone to be on the cover of Karter News,
who would you choose and why? I would like to have that opportunity some day. I think I am the average kid with a relatively
low budget who loves to race karts. No new equipment, no
big team, just me and my family against the world who can
compete. I think a lot of people would like that.
17. Who is your biggest competition? I’d like to compete at a
National event to answer that question, as I’m fairly new in
the Junior Rotax class. Every racer is legitimate competition
on any race day. It boils down to detailed preparation, consistency, and some good luck. I am lucky to compete against
some great drivers in my region. Kyle Byers, Artie Carpenter,
Parker McKean, Marcus Brodie, are all great drivers.
18. Tell us about someone who inspires you, or is a mentor to you.
My Dad. He always seems to know how to tune my kart the
way I like it, and tells me to never give up even if things don’t
always go that great.
19. What do you like most about karting ? Battling for a win.
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Points STANDINGS
REGION 5
SPEEDWAY
20.What do you think needs the most improvement?
I think there are too many karting series happening in our area, which is watering down the
amount of drivers attending the races. It would
be great if the organizers could get together
and have one Northwest Series, visiting all of
the great tracks we have. A National event in
this region would also be great to have.
21. If you won a million dollars today, and had to
spend it in 24 hours what would you spend it on?
I have always raced using older equipment,
Ebay engines, second hand karts, used tires
etc., so would like to buy some new karting
gear. I guess I would donate a lot of it to kids
less fortunate who may want to try karting.
There is a handicapped driver in my area who
races shifters, I love to see that.
22. 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? I would thank them for the
opportunity to race in the U.S. Region 6 series,
and tell them what a great series the Region
6 Rotax / Gold cup is. Bill Hettick and his
whole team including the announcer Terry
Bridges do a great job of running all the races
in a professional manner. I would also ask that
more news coverage take place to promote the
sport better.
23. What is your favorite thing about karting? The
friends and nice people me and my family
have met. Setting a fast lap time is also fun,
especially if it is faster than times in the senior
and shifter classes!
24. Is there anything else you would like to tell
us? Karting is a great sport which has helped
me learn a lot of new things. Concentration,
sportsmanship, competition, set ups, are just
a few of the many things I have learned. My
Mom, Dad, Sister , and Grandpa come to support me at almost every race, and I know that
karting takes a lot of their time money, so I feel
pretty lucky.
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As of 8-3-2010
Junior I Animal Heavy
Brody Willett................................ 801
Ryan Maitland.............................. 781
Tristan Vesterby........................... 746
Lucas Jacobson........................... 701
Christian Kennedy........................ 661
Josh Vis....................................... 537
Cole Luck.................................... 374
Collin Luck................................... 339
Logan Gunderson......................... 324
Tanner Mullen.............................. 209
Dylan Vanwyk.............................. 175
Junior I Briggs Heavy
Tristan Vesterby........................... 794
Lucas Jacobson........................... 764
Brody Willitt................................. 754
Christian Kennedy........................ 719
Ryan Maitland.............................. 601
Brandon Maitland........................ 531
Logan Gunderson......................... 375
Ben Bogle.................................... 208
Caymen DeJong.......................... 208
Dylan VanWyk.............................. 208
Collin Luck................................... 188
Cole Luck.................................... 178
Jr II Animal Heavy
Jeff Edwards............................... 386
Eric Bridger.................................. 204
Brayton Carter............................. 203
Dustin Reed................................. 194
Zach Johnson.............................. 193
Cole Ferguson.............................. 193
Spencer Hill................................. 184
Jimmy Abell................................. 183
Derrek Hodges............................. 179
Jr II Briggs Heavy
Derik Hodges............................... 780
Dustin Reed................................. 411
Jeff Edwards............................... 409
Cole Ferguson.............................. 401
Levi Preston................................. 207
Ross Young.................................. 207
Brayton Carter............................. 207
Cody Bonnstetter......................... 192
Eric Bridger.................................. 184
Briggs Animal Heavy
Scott Terhune.............................. 794
Austin Beck................................. 744
Devon Havlik............................... 694
Mike Mass................................... 362
Brad Maas................................... 352
Tyler Kinmen................................ 208
Tim Woods................................... 198
Allen Diercks............................... 188
Bill Rieken................................... 186
Cole Liekweg............................... 184
Jermiah Davis.............................. 183
Tyler White................................... 163
Stock Briggs Heavy
Devon Havlik............................... 578
Austin Beck................................. 368
Tyler Kinmen................................ 206
Russel Benhart............................ 205
Bryan Nevins Jr........................... 205
Corey Forsyth.............................. 205
Andy Bates.................................. 205
Cole Liekweg............................... 202
Jeremiah Davis............................ 196
Kyle Heitz.................................... 192
Kevin Kinmen.............................. 186
Allen Diercks............................... 181
Jr I Yamaha Heavy
Josh Vis....................................... 805
Brody Willett................................ 795
Dawson Harney........................... 745
Mariah Harney............................. 576
Andrea Lauger............................. 388
Owen Ward.................................. 387
Rilee Slycord................................ 381
Anissa Smith............................... 376
Courtney DuBois.......................... 209
Gunner Vignaroli.......................... 209
Jr II Yamaha Heavy
Chance Titus................................ 554
Woodrow Carpenter..................... 397
Jimmy Abell................................. 377
Brayton Carter............................. 204
Cole Ferguson.............................. 202
Superbox
Andy Rice.................................... 610
Koty Benhart................................ 609
Austin Ferrell............................... 398
Jeremy Clearwater...................... 393
Chris Harrison.............................. 388
Patrick Parks............................... 383
Nathan Christen........................... 378
Ed Clearwater.............................. 373
John McCaughey......................... 368
Devon Havlik............................... 202
Yamaha KT100 Heavy
Brad Stevens............................... 827
Shawn Brown.............................. 767
Jeremy Hills................................. 609
Ryan Hale.................................... 559
Steve Smith................................. 413
Jason Killam................................ 403
Jayce Jenkins.............................. 400
Aaron Young................................ 393
Robert Apt Jr............................... 388
Dennis DuBois............................. 388
DJ Palmer.................................... 383
Chase Young................................ 378
Jake Tuel..................................... 370
Austin Ferrell............................... 217
Chris Buller.................................. 217
Kyle Heitz.................................... 217
Luke Payton................................. 217
Ben Carpenter............................. 217
Mike Clausen............................... 191
Open / Dual Combo
Mike Clausen............................... 409
Austin Ferrell............................... 409
Bill Rieken................................... 359
DJ Palmer.................................... 349
Luke Payton................................. 334
Robert Apt Jr............................... 325
Austin Baird................................. 201
Jason Killam................................ 193
Brd Stevens................................. 188
Chase Young................................ 183
Steve Smith................................. 178
Dennis DuBois............................. 158
Aaron Young................................ 155
Kyle Heitz.................................... 152
Jr Speedway Midget
Jackson Fisher............................ 761
Chris Peden................................. 408
Derrike Clark............................... 377
Kyle Jared................................... 373
Ross Young.................................. 195
Open Speedway Midget
Terry Hurley................................. 572
Ron Boylan.................................. 542
Steve Failor.................................. 407
Patrick Parks............................... 205
Daniel Vangilist............................ 194
Gary Bennett................................ 185
Jayce Jenkins.............................. 175
REGION 5A
SPEEDWAY
As of 8-24-2010
Junior 1 Light
Jacee Gerlach . ........................... 813
Crist Pittenger . ........................... 763
Tylan Porath ............................... 398
Trevin Stutheit ............................ 185
Eric Hasart . ................................ 183
Tyson Kaiser ............................... 180
Junior 1 Heavy
Jacee Gerlach . ........................... 828
Landon Scott .............................. 753
Brandon Dolman . ....................... 743
Blair Nothdurft ............................ 713
Lincoln Schanzenbach ................ 585
Tylan Porath ............................... 404
Eric Hasart . ................................ 359
Jacob Murray ............................. 351
Ben Bogle ................................... 188
Devyn Peterson .......................... 183
Trajan Schmidt ........................... 163
Junior 1 Medium
Jacee Gerlach . ........................... 831
Landon Scott .............................. 761
Brandon Dolman . ....................... 741
Blair Nothdurft ............................ 721
Crist Pittenger . ........................... 552
Tylan Porath ............................... 391
Jacob Murray ............................. 387
Ben Bogle ................................... 179
Eric Hassart ................................ 172
Tyson Kaiser ............................... 164
Trajan Schmidt ........................... 163
Devyn Peterson .......................... 159
Junior 2 Light
Kaleb Johnson ............................ 808
Dylan LaCroix ............................. 783
Chelsea Oines . ........................... 783
James Suter ............................... 748
Chase Morris .............................. 738
Michael Nichols .......................... 718
Elizabeth Hubbard ...................... 542
Cody Wolf ................................... 536
MacKenzie VonColin . .................. 328
Jacob Krug ................................. 211
Blaney Markman ........................ 209
Levi Preston ............................... 191
Andrew Kirschenman . ................ 174
Justin Robinson .......................... 161
Dusten Reed . ............................. 156
Junior 2 Medium
Kaleb Johnson ............................ 794
Dylan LaCroix ............................. 784
Chelsea Oines . ........................... 784
Michael Nichols .......................... 769
Adam Brotherton ........................ 756
James Suter ............................... 739
Chase Morris .............................. 729
Tanner Zweifel ............................ 680
Tucker Snedeker . ....................... 663
Jacob Krug ................................. 216
Gunnar Pike . .............................. 196
Kolten Young . ............................. 162
Dusten Reed . ............................. 161
Michael Wade ............................. 158
Justin Robnson . ......................... 155
Jordan Evans . ............................ 149
Levi Preston ............................... 143
Junior 2 Heavy
Kaleb Johnson ............................ 793
Michael Nichols .......................... 793
Dylan LaCroix ............................. 783
Adam Brotherton ........................ 767
James Suter ............................... 738
Tucker Snedeker . ....................... 733
Tanner Zweifel ............................ 703
Aaron Kaderabeck ...................... 208
Gunnar Pike . .............................. 202
Michael Wade ............................. 177
Andrew Kirschenman . ................ 176
Thomas Weisgren ....................... 166
Dusten Reed . ............................. 162
Dereck Oden .............................. 157
Kolten Young . ............................. 156
Dylan Rief ................................... 154
Amanda Bristow ......................... 153
Junior II Briggs Animal Light
James Suter ............................... 751
Dylan LaCroix ............................. 746
Chelsea Oines . ........................... 569
Chase Morris .............................. 552
Dylan Goettl ................................ 209
Jacob Krug ................................. 207
Kaleb Johnson ............................ 199
Levi Preston ............................... 187
Jacob Knapper ........................... 184
Javen Ostermann ....................... 174
Dusten Reed . ............................. 172
Blaney Markman ........................ 169
Justin Robinson .......................... 167
MacKenzie VonColln . .................. 159
Junior II Briggs Animal Med
Dylan LaCroix ............................. 764
Kaleb Johnson ............................ 749
Michael Nichols .......................... 748
Adam Brotherton ........................ 724
Chelsea Oines . ........................... 704
Tucker Snedeker . ....................... 680
James Suter ............................... 679
Tanner Zweifel ............................ 633
Chase Morris .............................. 509
Levi Preston ............................... 214
Cole Ferguson ............................ 194
Kolten Young . ............................. 191
Dylan Goettl ................................ 190
Dusten Reed . ............................. 184
Jacob Krug ................................. 179
Justin Robnson . ......................... 147
Junior II Briggs Animal Heavy
Kaleb Johnson ............................ 788
Tucker Snedeker . ....................... 758
Michael Nichols .......................... 758
Adam Brotherton ........................ 758
James Suter ............................... 738
Tanner Zweifel ............................ 663
Amanda Bristow ......................... 505
Dylan LaCroix ............................. 337
Thomas Weisgren ....................... 189
Kolten Young . ............................. 179
Cole Ferguson ............................ 168
Cam Medema ............................. 159
Junior I Briggs Animal Light
Jacee Gerlach . ........................... 808
Tylan Porath ............................... 375
Trajan Schmidt ........................... 193
Lincoln Schanzenvach ................ 192
Junior I Briggs Animal Medium
Jacee Gerlach . ........................... 796
Brandon Dolman . ....................... 706
Blair Nothdurft ............................ 696
Jacob Murray ............................. 556
Tylan Porath ............................... 386
Bryan Brandt .............................. 200
Eric Hasart . ................................ 185
Devyn Peterson .......................... 181
Trajan Schmidt ........................... 175
Cody Ott ..................................... 165
Blake Hanson ............................. 155
Junior I Briggs Animal Heavy
Jacee Gerlach . ........................... 796
Brandon Dolman . ....................... 701
Blair Nothdurft ............................ 681
Jacob Murray ............................. 546
Tylan Porath ............................... 386
Bryan Brandt .............................. 200
Trajan Schmidt ........................... 185
Devyn Peterson .......................... 181
Landon Scott .............................. 180
Cody Ott ..................................... 170
Blake Hanson ............................. 160
Open No entries ............................. 0
Stock Light
Zach Humphries ......................... 826
Alysse Morris . ............................ 741
Tanner Snedeker ........................ 738
Brentt Mork ................................ 587
Jamie Gerlach ............................ 542
Dakota Hendey ........................... 533
Candice Hayes . .......................... 367
Talia Mangiameli ........................ 324
Sam Mangiameli . ....................... 210
Jeremiah Davis . ......................... 208
Tom Spanel ................................ 204
Jordan Krug . .............................. 194
Shayle Bade ............................... 184
Joe Hilger ................................... 179
David Bristow ............................. 179
Toby Hubbard ............................. 170
Dick Dunwoody .......................... 165
Cody Snyder ............................... 153
Cody Olsen ................................. 147
Stock Medium
Zach Humphries ......................... 785
Max Jacobson ............................ 758
Darrin Zomer .............................. 719
Darin Hauff ................................. 717
Cody Snyder ............................... 712
Alysse Morris . ............................ 698
Dillon Sampson .......................... 687
Cary Muilenburg ......................... 664
Kiefer Kalin ................................. 646
Steve Jacobson .......................... 561
Ashley Miller . ............................. 549
Brentt Mork ................................ 510
Garrett Swiggart ......................... 419
Sam Mangiameli . ....................... 381
Dick Dunwoody .......................... 368
Mark Jacobson ........................... 314
Tom Spanel ................................ 224
Wes Miles . ................................. 215
Cody Olsen ................................. 199
Shayle Bade ............................... 194
Joe Hilger ................................... 189
Todd Moulton Jr. ......................... 187
Cameron Childs .......................... 179
Kyle Bohling ............................... 163
Ryan Rokuske . ........................... 162
Allison Hubert ............................. 162
Chris Buller . ............................... 160
Toby Hubbard ............................. 156
Chris Shrook . ............................. 145
Jordan Krug . .............................. 142
Heather Salter ............................ 139
Steven Kozol . ............................. 137
LO 206
Cary Muilenburg ....................... 1611
Frank Alloway ............................. 375
Bill Jacobson .............................. 193
Stock Heavy
Darrin Zomer .............................. 785
Dillon Sampson .......................... 770
Darin Hauff ................................. 730
Kiefer Kalin ................................. 615
Cody Snyder ............................... 580
Ashley Miller . ............................. 555
Andrew Hays .............................. 383
Chris Buller . ............................... 185
Marty Aulner ............................... 172
Shayle Bade ............................... 170
Steven Kozol . ............................. 165
Dan Fay ...................................... 155
Masters No Entries ........................ 0
Briggs Animal Light
Zach Humphries ......................... 819
Darin Hauff ................................. 724
Alysse Morris . ............................ 518
Talia Mangiameli ........................ 512
Joe Hilger ................................... 408
Sam Mangiameli . ....................... 383
David Bristow ............................. 356
Carissa Alloway .......................... 323
Jordan Krug . .............................. 192
Cody Olsen ................................. 187
Toby Hubbard ............................. 187
Shayle Bade ............................... 177
Brentt Mork ................................ 171
Tom Spanel ................................ 167
Candice Hayes . .......................... 157
Briggs Animal Medium
Zach Humphries ......................... 785
Darrin Zomer .............................. 708
Dillon Sampson .......................... 673
Cody Snyder ............................... 664
Max Jacobson ............................ 629
Darin Hauff ................................. 627
Kiefer Kalin ................................. 524
Ashley Miller . ............................. 510
Alysse Morris . ............................ 495
Sam Mangiameli . ....................... 486
Joe Hilger ................................... 398
Cameron Childs .......................... 338
Brentt Mork ................................ 210
Tom Spanel ................................ 208
Tanner Snedeker ........................ 199
Todd Moulton . ............................ 195
Chris Buller . ............................... 193
Adam Gustafson ......................... 190
John Merley ............................... 185
Cody Olsen ................................. 183
Toby Hubbard ............................. 166
Logan Sinning ............................ 165
Kyle Bohling ............................... 163
Jeremiah Davis . ......................... 156
Jordan Krug . .............................. 151
Mason Gustafson . ...................... 144
Marty Aulner ............................... 138
Shayle Bade ................................... 0
Briggs Animal Heavy
Dillon Sampson .......................... 752
Darrin Zomer .............................. 752
Cary Muilenburg ......................... 674
Cody Snyder ............................... 707
Ashley Miller . ............................. 535
Kiefer Kalin ................................. 526
Frank Alloway ............................. 474
Kirk Sackreiter . .......................... 390
Chris Buller . ............................... 202
Jake Hanson . ............................. 202
Tyler Kinman .............................. 177
Jamie Gerlach ............................ 177
Shayle Bade ............................... 172
Jason Horn ................................. 167
Justin Lee . ................................. 167
Andrew Hays .............................. 151
Briggs Animal Blue Waz Med
No Entries . ..................................... 0
Junior Gas
Tukar Eischens ......................... 1583
Tyler Bitz .................................. 1518
Nathan Peschke ....................... 1298
Michael Murray .......................... 964
Ryan Pascoe . ............................. 402
Alycia Timmerman ...................... 347
Chantel Bade .............................. 167
Briggs Animal Masters
Mike Berg . ............................... 1604
Mark Kix ................................... 1152
Ken Scott . .................................. 582
Michey Hays ............................... 567
Mitch Morris ............................... 205
Kevin Kinman ............................. 204
Brian Wannarka .......................... 204
Joe Medema .............................. 184
NEW
MEMBERS
july 2010
Bryan Nevins Jr................................... IA
Tami Van Wyk..................................... IA
Dylan Van Wyk................................... IA
Anthony Freese.................................. CA
Tanya Tschckert.................................. SD
Dakota Hendey.................................. SD
Date Boyle........................................... AZ
Jake Boyle............................................ AZ
Matt Hidlebaugh................................. IA
Miciah Hidlebaugh............................. IA
Bob Von Colln..................................... SD
Mackenzie Von Colln......................... SD
Robert Early........................................ CA
Rebecca Early...................................... CA
Josh Early............................................ CA
Curt Ferguson...................................... IA
Cole Ferguson...................................... IA
Sam Hodges......................................... IA
Cindy Cohea...................................... NM
Adam Enright................................. CAN
Adam Isman................................... CAN
Chris Perreault................................ CAN
Daryle Redlin.................................. CAN
Jordan Redlin.................................. CAN
Chloe Redlin................................... CAN
Derek Hodges...................................... IA
Rose Segaar..................................... CAN
Syzo Segaar..................................... CAN
Kale Segaar...................................... CAN
Mike Suendson............................... CAN
Philip Weatherston......................... CAN
William Weatherston..................... CAN
Daryl Cornwell............................... CAN
Gordon Chandler........................... CAN
Owen Chandler.............................. CAN
Sage Van De Mark............................. NM
Kevin Larson...................................... WA
Nik Larson ........................................ WA
Maguire Dejon..................................... IA
Rich Kupezynski............................... WA
Shannon Daniele................................ CA
Joseph Daniele.................................... CA
Melvin Young..................................... CA
Ammon Young................................... CA
Nick Martella...................................... CA
Emma Martella................................... CA
Mike Harvey....................................... CA
Michael Harvey.................................. CA
Jerrod Heathman................................ CA
Aaron Heathman................................ CA
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eVenTs
2010 Grand
naTIonals
road raCe
June 29-July 2, 2010
Buttonwillow Raceway Park,
Buttonwillow, CA
Northern Claifornia Karters
4-CYCle sPrInT/
sHIfTer
June 30-July 3, 2010
Horn Rapids Kart Track,
Richland , WA
Tri City Kart Club
4-CYCle sPeedWaY
July 12-16, 2010
University Plains Speedway,
Brookings, SD.
South Dakota Kart Club
2-CYCle sPrInT
June 22-26, 2010
Willow Springs Kart Track,
Willow Springs, CA
Willow Springs kart Club
2-CYCle sPeedWaY/
sPeedWaY MIdGeT
august 3-6, 2010
Newton Kart Track, Newton, IA
2010 reGIonal
eVenTs
reGIon 4a sPeedWaY
August 21, 2010
Harvey Caplin Memorial
Alburquerque Speedway Karting
september 4-5, 2010
Kart Kanyon Speedway
Four Corners Kart Club
reGIon 4a sPrInT
Contact: Jay Jacobellis
Colorado Junior Karting Club 303-683-0333
september 12
IMI Motorsports - New Track
Erie, CO
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september 19
Action Karting (Bandimere)
Morrison, CO
october 9
2010 CJKC Family Celebration & IKF
Awards Banquet
reGIon 4b road raCe
September 17-19, 2010 • FALL NATIONAL
Eagles Canyon, Slidell, TX
SWRA /Jim McMillan www.swra.org
October 15-17, 2010 •
wiNter NatioNal
TBD
SWRA /Jim McMillan www.swra.org
reGIon 4b sPeedWaY
Must race in 4 out of 5 races to qualify for
year end awards.
september 11, 2010
I-20 Speedway
Winona, TX
940-447-4143
reGIon 5a sPeedWaY
2010 iKF Briggs & stratton
midwest speedway tour
Series Coordinator
Doug Johnson 605-359-4955
Best 4 out of 5 for series except Jr. Gas, Briggs
Animal Masters and Briggs LO206 at best 8 out
of 10 for the series. Any Maxxis tire.
september 4-5, 2010
Heartland Speedway, Rapid City, SD
605-431-7203
www.dakotakartracers.com
september 6, 2010 - Rain Date
reGIon 6 road raCe
Mike Schorn 503-324-9072
September 11, 2010 • Fall National
Practice September 10, 2010
PSRRA, Bremerton Raceway, Bremerton WA
Paul Clifton, [email protected]
october 2, 2010 winter National
PKA/PIR, Portland OR
Mike Schorn 503-324-9072
[email protected]
october 16, 2010
Practice October 15, 2010
Westwood Karting Association
Mission Raceway Park, Mission BC Canada
Stan Crocker 360-966-4807
[email protected]
reGIon 6 sPrInT
september 3-5, 2010
Glen Morgan Raceway, Boise, ID
Snake River Karters
Steve Vatcher 208-573-7899
[email protected]
september 17-19, 2010
Sumas Int'l Motorsport Academy
Sumas, WA
Claudio Valianti 604-253-4248
[email protected]
No Points - Punch Only Race
Bill Hettick, [email protected]
adVerTIser
Index
courtney concepts .............................30
coyote products ..................................31
dave’s performance Karting .............30
fleming racing ....................................32
g-Man Kart works ..............................31
haddock, ltd. ......................................30
jim hall ii racing schools .................31
K&p Manufacturing ...........................30
Kart-o-rama ........................................31
laKc ....................................................32
Mike’s Kart stands ..............................31
Mike Manning Karting.......................30
nash's hyper racing engines...........30
national Kart news ............................ 11
penton racing products .....................31
pitts performance ................................31
pKs Kart supplies ...............................30
position one.........................................31
race Kart engineering........................32
reg 7 sprint entry form - apex .......29
rlv Tuned exhaust products ...........31
russell Karting specialties...................2
scribner plastics...................................30
stroud design, inc...............................32
Target distributors ................................4
Ts racing ..............................................31
Turk brothers racing ............................3
woltjer racing engines ......................30
IKF REGION 7 RELOADED
RACE DAY PROGRAM
Event info:
APEX KARTING CENTER (951) 940-0701
WWW.PACIFICKARTING.COM
WWW.APEXRACING.COM
WWW.IKFKARTING.COM
SATURDAY - Gates open at 6:00 AM and close at
9:00 PM. Registration opens at 6:30 AM. Official
practice starts at 8:00 AM and ends at 5:00 PM
SUNDAY: Gates open at 6:00 AM. Registration opens
at 6:30 AM. Driver's Meeting is at 7:00 AM. Practice
begins at 7:45 AM.
Make Checks Payable to:
Pacific Association of Karters
18700 Lake Perris Dr. Gate E
Perris, CA 92571
Pit spots will be assigned when
COMPLETED entry forms are received
on a first come first assigned basis.
COMFORT INN MORENO VALLEY
951 242 0699
CHAMPIONSHIP
EMBASSY SUITES TEMECULA
Presented by
951 676 5656
PACIFIC ASSOCIATION
OF
KARTERS
Round 4 Summer / Fall Series
RLV/PRD-USA
CONTINGENCY PROGRAM
September 11-12
Race PRD and receive an $80.00
refund per event in the 2010 I.K.F.
Region 7 Bridgestone Championship Summer/Fall Series
Reserved Pit Spots 10’x40’
Event Camping Pass
Transponder Rental Fee
Event Pit Pass
One Day Pit Pass (specify day)
Saturday Practice
TAG License enclose completed form
Pre Entry Fee
First Class
Onsite Entry Fee First Class
Apex Karting Center - Perris, Ca
$50 each
Quantity
Total $
$15 per day $30 for 3 days
Quantity
Total $
$15
per class
Quantity
Total $
$20
Quantity
Total $
$15 Saturday____Sunday____
Quantity
Total $
$45
Total $
FREE one day IKF membership for members of any Region 7 Kart Club
$74
Each Additional Class
$64
$89
Each Additional Class
$79
Pre registration must be received by Sept 3, 2010.
Any registrations received July 28th will be charged after deadline fees.
KID KART
Validation Initial Here________
We meet the 3 race minimum requirement
One Driver Per Entry Form (all fields, including IKF#, must be completed)
Club or
Driver
IKF#
Exp. Date
Phone
Address
City
State
Zip
Email
Parent/Contact
(required for minor drivers)
SUNDAY
_____ JR II PRD 78T +/- 1tooth
_____ KPV-1
_____ Kid Karts
Weight
TRF_____
Transponder #
320# Kart #____
240# Kart #____
160# Kart #____
Alt #____
Alt #____
Alt #____
__________
__________
__________
Alt
Alt
Alt
Alt
Alt
__________
__________
__________
__________
__________
TOTAL
_____**KPV4/SR Super Sportsman
360/340#
*
_____ KPV-2
310#
_____ Jr 1 Comer
225#
360#
_____ SR PRD 80T +/- 1tooth
_____ TAG (local option see IKF Rulebook for Engine/#)
Kart
Kart
Kart
Kart
Kart
** Run together, scored together - combined class for Summer/Fall Series
* Kid Kart entry requires a $10 fuel charge
#____
#____
#____
#____
#____
Kid Kart Fuel $10
#____
#____
#____
#____
#____
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
$_______
Refunds for rainouts will not be given after signing in.
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www.pentonracingproducts.com
Phone: 440-989-4474 Fax: 440-989-4476
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to reach your customers?
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“Virtual” Magazine.
One low rate gets you into all 10 virtual issues,
the printed editions of the Annual Grand National Yearbook
and the Competition Regulations & Technical Manual!
Call the I.K.F. office 909-923-4999
for more information.
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I.K.F. GOVERNORS, COORDINATORS & COMMITTEES
National Coordinator - Rick Scribner,
5475 Laird Road,
Loomis, CA 95650...................(916) 652-3905
. ...................................... FAX (916) 652-3910
Rule Book Coordinator - IKF Office,
1609 S. Grove Ave. Ste. 105
Ontario, CA 91761...................(909) 923-4999
. ...................................... FAX (909) 923-6940
Rule Book Text Editor - Roger Miller,
600 Pamiar Avenue San Jose, CA 95128
. .............................................(408) 286-5487
Track/Club/Promoter Relations
International Kart Federation
1609 S. Grove Avenue, Suite 105,
Ontario, CA 91761...................(909) 923-4999
. ....................................... FAX(909) 923-6940
Waiver Chairperson (Sprint)
Art Verlengiere
2351 Thompson Way Bldg A
Santa Maria, CA 93455
Waiver Chairperson (Road Race)
Mike Schorn
P.O. Box 373
Banks, OR 97106....................(503) 324-9072
Waiver Chairperson (Speedway)
William Hilger
5910 Skylark Lane
Lincoln, NE 68516...................(402) 416-1284
GOVERNORS & COORDINATORS
REGION 1
Coordinator - (SPRINT) Joan Cressi
131 Sea Cliff Ave.,
Glen Cove, NY 11542..............(516) 676-3303
Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) Open
New Jersey Governor - Open
E. New York Governor - Open
W. New York Governor - Open
REGION 2
Coordinator & North Carolina Gov - Erica Bear
8316 Paces Oaks Blvd #732,
Charlotte, NC 28213................(651) 253-1090
REGION 3
Coordinator (SPRINT) - Open
Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Andy Bear
930 70th Avenue,
Roberts, WI 54023..................(715) 749-3626
Indiana Governor - Open
Illinois Governor - Open
Minnesota Governor - Open
Wisconsin Governor - Mark Alton
P.O. Box 224
Woodville, WI 54028................(715) 928-0691
REGION 4A
Coordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Adam Mollenkopf
6032 Celestial Avenue NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114.........(505) 269-7853
Coordinator (SPRINT) Jay Jacobellis
2872 Greensborough Drive
Highland Ranch, CO 80129.....(303) 683-0333
New Mexico Governor - Timothy Baird,
PO Box 2559,
Edgewood, NM 87015.............(505) 286-9132
REGION 4B
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) Jim McMillan
8216 Apollo Drive
Joshua, TX 76058...................(817) 296-7683
Coordinator 4B - (SPRINT) Open
Coordinator 4B - (SPEEDWAY) Gene Harville
106 Allwright,
Gladwater, TX 75647...............(903) 746-9074
Coordinator 4B - (PAV SPWY) Francis Rougeou
1040 Main Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802..........(225) 761-7890
Louisiana Governor - Francis Rougeou
1040 Main Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802..........(225) 761-7890
Texas Governor - Hank Cantrell
4129 Walsh Lane
Grand Prairie, TX 75052..........(214) 395-9335
REGION 5
Coordinator - (SPRINT/PAV SPWY/SPWY)
Co-Coordinator- Todd Vesterly
903 Harding Ct
Webster City, IA 50595............(515) 835-2508
Co-Coordinator- Jeff Havlik
209 Michigan Avenue
Iowa Falls, IA 50126................(641) 373-0137
Iowa Governor - Open
Missouri Governor - Open
REGION 5A
Coordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Doug Johnson
4513 S. Highland Avenue,
Sioux Falls, SD 57103
. .............................................(605) 359-4955
Nebraska Governor - William Hilger
5910 Skylark Lane,
Lincoln, NE 68516...................(402) 416-1284
Kansas Governor - Frank Merando,
7726 S.E. Second,
Tecumseh, KS 66542..............(785) 379-0496
North Dakota Governor - Open
South Dakota Governor - Doug Norgaard
312 E. Glenwood Drive
Brandon, SD 57005.................(605) 351-9223
REGION 6
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Chris Hatch
368 NW Denton
Dallas, OR 97338....................(503) 569-1233
Coordinator - (SPRINT) Bill Hettick
5127 215th Street SE
Woodinville, WA 98072............(206) 353-6569
Coordinator - (PAVE SPWY) Open
Idaho - Roger Cathey
2061 N. Currant Place,
Boise, ID 83704......................(208) 378-0610
Oregon - Mike Schorn
PO Box 373 Banks, OR 97106,.(503)324-9072
Washington - Bob Thompson,
E 12924 Olive Avenue,
Spokane, WA 99216 . .............(509) 924-6755
REGION 7
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Open
Coordinator - (SPRINT) Art Verlengiere,
2351 A Thompson Way,
Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Open
Arizona - Open
Hawaii - Tim Hultquist,
52 Kopi Lane #103,
Wailuku, HI 96793...................(808) 242-9736
South California - Sharon Barros,
602 Fountain Ave,
Redlands, CA 92373................(909) 709-1642
South California Lt. Gov. - Open
South Nevada - Keith St. George,
10758 Vestone Street
Las Vegas, NV 89141.................(702) 289-6049
REGION 8
Governor and Coordinator - Stan Crocker,
PO Box 187
Everson, WA 98247.................(360) 966-4807
REGION 10
Governor/Coordinator - Gabe Kajdy,
10224 8th Street SW
Calgary ALB,Canada T2W OH2....(403) 252-5262
REGION 11
Co-Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Art Verlengiere
2351 A Thompson Way,
Co-Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Ed Diederich
1308 Hallertau Drive,
Sparks, NV 89441...................(775) 424-3797
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Roger Miller
600 Pamlar Avenue
San Jose, CA 95128................(408) 286-5487
No. California Governor - Roger Miller
600 Pamlar Avenue
San Jose, CA 95128................(408) 286-5487
No. Nevada Governor - Glenn McKinnon
2540 Beaumont Pkwy,
Reno, NV 89523......................(775) 560-2708
Utah Governor - Open,
ADVISORY COMMITTEES:
National Tech Director - 2-Cycle:
Jack Hoegerl (Chairman)
4205 29th Ave.
Rock Island, IL 61201..............(309) 793-0118
Lynn Haddock
7585 Short Tail Springs Road,
Harrison, TN 37341.................(423) 698-0847
Terry Ives
6705 Almond Knoll Court,
Granite Bay, CA 95746............(916) 201-7707
John Motley
2130 Golden Hill Rd. Unit 40
Paso Robles, CA 93446...........(805) 238-7060
National Tech Director - 4-Cycle:
Terry Nash (Chairman),
8438 Loma Place,
Upland, CA 91786...................(909) 981-9611
Lee Miller,
2433 8th Ave.,
Council Bluffs, IA 51501..........(402) 306-4774
Roger Cathey,
2061 N. Currant Place,
Boise, ID 83704......................(208) 378-0610
Chuck Sloggett,
11888 Deer Ridge Road,
Custer, SD 57730....................(605) 673-2203
David Snyder,
17538 FM RD 2493
Flint, TX 75762........................(903) 894-3262
Syd White
24 Paseo Hermoso,
Salinas, CA 93908...................(831) 484-1302
Mark Alton
P.O. Box 224,
Woodville, WI 54028................(715) 928-0691
Jody Mitrevics
3202 S. Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57105.............(605) 201-5588
George Shear
RR 4 Box 445
Eufaula, OK 74432..................(918) 618-6800
Mike Schorn
P.O. Box 373
Banks, OR 97106....................(503) 324-9072
Doug Norgaard
312 Glenwood Drive,
Brandon, SD 57005.................(605) 351-9223
Shifter Tech Committee:
John Motley (Chairman),
Paso Robles, CA 93446...........(805) 238-7060
Terry Hegar,
15600 SE For Mor Court
Clackamas, OR 97015.............(503) 659-1234
Don Holmboe
9399 S.W. Tigard Street
Tigard, OR 97223....................(503) 624-0621
John Sefcik
P.O. Box 445, 1152 PR7905
Hawkins, TX 75765.................(903) 769-4140
Road Race:
Don Holmboe (Chairman)
6510 SW 204th Place
Aloha, OR 97007.....................(503) 642-5852
Debbie Kuntze
660 Bel Air Drive
Vista, CA 92084......................(760) 941-6448
Chris Hegar,
15600 SE For Mor Ct.,
Clackamas, OR 97015.............(503) 659-1234
Roger Miller
600 Pamlar Avenue
San Jose, CA 95128................(408) 286-5487
Mike Jones
4910 Getha Lane
Sachse, TX 75048...................(214) 882-6823
Sprint:
Art Verlengiere (Chairman)
2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A
Lynn Haddock
PO Box 11
Ooltewah, TN 37363
Les Hand
7912 Red Wolf Way
Sacramento, CA 95829
Kent Laukaitis
3775 Cundiff Road
Decatur, IL 62526
Keith Freber
3233 South Kingshighway
St. Louis, MO 63139
Speedway:
Bill Hilger (Chairman),
5910 Skylark Lane,
Lincoln, NE 68516...................(402) 416-1284
Brad Swiggart
2900 S. 70th St. #300
Lincoln, NE 68506...................(402) 484-3892
Ralph Woodard
2417 North 84th Street
Omaha, NE 68134...................(402) 926-2370
David Snyder
17538 FM RD 2493
Flint, TX 75762........................(903) 894-3262
Andy Bear
930 70th Avenue
Roberts, WI 54023..................(715) 749-3626
Daniel Koopman
21580 State Hwy 60
Brewster, MN 56119...............(507) 842-5510
Doug Norgaard
312 E. Glenwood Drive
Brandon, SD 57005.................(605) 351-9223
Adam Mollenkopf,
6032 Celestial Avenue NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114.........(505) 269-7853
TaG:
John Motley (Chairman)
Paso Robles, CA 93446...........(805) 238-7060
Don Moormeister
757 E, Havasupai Street
Meridian ID, 83646.................(208) 420-0631
Terry Nash,
8438 Loma Pl,
Upland, CA 91786...................(909) 981-9611
Rick Scribner,
5475 Laird Road,
Loomis, CA 95650...................(916) 652-3905
Jack Hoegerl
4205 29th Ave.
Rock Island, IL 61201..............(309) 793-0118
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