January 2012 - International Kart Federation

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minutes from the ikf october boArd of
directors’ meeting And phone meeting
info for 2 & 4 cycle 2012
sprint grAnd nAtionAls
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The “Duffy”
Karting’s Highest Award
Each year, hundreds of karters from all of the
USA participate in the IKF Grand Nationals in
hopes of winning their class and becoming an
IKF Grand National Champion. Along with this
prestigious title, each driver is competing for the
most coveted award in karting, the “Duffy.”
Prior to 1976, each Grand National Champion
received a TV set or a plaque as their award. At the
1976 April Meeting of the I.K.F. Board of Directors,
Administrative Director Bob Graham presented
the Board Members with a model of the 12 inch
bronze statuette that was to be mounted on a 6
inch wooden base. The designer of this
model was Pete Millar. The Board Members agreed that karting needed
a “grand prize” to present to each Grand National
Champion; something that was out of the ordinary
and unique as most karters received many trophies
each year for participating in local or regional
events. The vote was taken and the statuette
was presented, for the first time, at the
1976 I.K.F. Grand Nationals. From 1976 to 1981, it was known as the “Joe
Karter” award. At the January 1981 Board Meeting,
President John Strauser called for the Board’s
vote to honor a man who, just the month before,
had retired from I.K.F. and karting. This well
know gentleman had been active in karting as a
driver, mechanic, Board Member, past President
several times of the I.K.F., and was the Co-Founder
of organized karting and the Go-Kart Club of
America, which evolved into the International Kart
Federation. His name, Frank “Duffy” Livingstone. President Strauser made the announcement that henceforth the statuette was to be
known as the “Duffy.”
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ON THE COVER: “Joe Karter,” aka Bill
Peacock at speed at Riverside, CA,
circa 1965.
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL KART FEDERATION • VOL. 52, NO. 1 • january 2012
Table of Contents
The duffy.................................................................................................................................................... 4
Membership news................................................................................................................................... 6
Thank you notice for the '11 2-cycle speedway/midget Grand nat'ls.............. 7
Moon over Riverside - page 10
Region 11 2012 sprint series information................................................................................ 8
ikf regional map................................................................................................................................... 8
Region 7 2012 sprint series information.................................................................................. 9
moon over riverside - a “back in the day” story from joe karter..................... 10
2012 IKF 4-Cycle sprint grand nationals information................................................ 12
2012 IKF 2-Cycle sprint grand nationals information................................................ 13
minutes from the October 15-16 IKF Board of directors meeting........................ 14
minutes from the October 19 IKF Board of directors phone meeting............. 19
hot off the press................................................................................................................................. 20
IKF Competitor, Bobby Kelley, inaugural winner of
the Mazda Road to Indy Scouting Combine
- page 20
IKF 2012 Grand Nationals and regional event schedules....................................... 21
welcome new ikf members............................................................................................................ 21
advertiser index................................................................................................................................. 24
IKF governors, coordinators and committees.............................................................. 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.
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of products and services advertised
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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
GLENN ARAKI, 2635 North Fowler Avenue, Fresno, CA 93727.......................................................(559) 291-0570
ED DIEDRICH, 1308 Hallertau Drive Sparks, NV 89441....................................................................(775) 424-3797
BILL HILGER, 5910 Skylark Lane, Lincoln, NE 68516.........................................................................(402) 416-1284
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JACK HOEGERL, 4205 29th Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201.................................................................... (309) 793-0118
Fax (309) 793-0111, Email: [email protected]
DOUG NORGAARD, 312 E. Glenwood Drive, Brandon, SD 57005..................................................(605) 351-9223
MICHAEL SCHORN, P.o. Box 373, Banks, OR 97106..........................................................................(503) 324-9072
[email protected]
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TOM RAYL, 11217 NE 23rd Ave., Mitchellville,IA 50169....................................................................(515) 957-9300
ART VERLENGIERE, 2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A, Santa Maria, CA 93455
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
IKF January 2012 Board Meeting Information now available.
January 21-22, 2012
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909-937-8000.
VOLUME 52, NO. 1 • january 2012
Karter News is the official monthly publication of the International Kart Federation.
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2011 Grand nationals annual correction
The "Whatcharuns" on pages 57-59 should say 2-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Whatcha runs. Also, see sponsor "Thank
You" list for this Grand National on page 7.
2011 IKF grand National annual and 2012 IKF Rule book
available for purch`ase
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The following was missing from the 2-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National article in the 2011 IKF Grand National issue.
A Special “Thank You” to the following people for their contribution
to the IKF 2-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National:
Kris and Kristy schweer: ........................................................... for all your hard work and extra time getting ready for the
Grand Nationals, painting, repairs and for helping get everything organized. Kris for serving as Flagman and building the
great Tech tables, repairs and clean up at the track. And to Kristy
as Head Scorer, painting, clean up and all the paperwork during
and after the Grand Nationals.
eric and andy pollard, officials: ................................................ thank you for your week-long help.
Jim wittke, speedway souvenir pictures: ................................. for event photos
harter portable restrooms, dyersville: ...................................... for extra Portables and Hand Washing Stations
matt deJong/deJong manufacturing: ........................................ for back up FM radios
performance Concepts, Cedar rapids: ...................................... for the fuel tote
Kwik stop-rainbolubs, dubuque: .............................................. $5 gift cards for Kid Kart entrants
duane elgin: ............................................................................... EMT crew organization and Custom Bailing: water tote
delaware Fire department: ........................................................ use of tables
anthony ricchio garbage guru: ................................................. toy cast school buses for Kid Karts
roberts dairy Foods/steve Fitzpatrick, sales manager: ............ Ice Cream
emerson Crane rental: .............................................................. Food and drinks for practice day
rieken’s racing: ........................................................................ Drinks and food for practice day, watermelon, Kid Kart gifts
Jack & sharee hoegerl: ............................................................. bottled water and flavor packets, tents, plastic bale covers, fuel,
lights, 90-second clock
steve miller: ............................................................................... Kid Kart gift
dave & Jason Blok: .................................................................... help with fuel truck and transporting fuel
mike Carson: .............................................................................. help with fuel truck
greg Carpenter and family: ........................................................ new garbage cans
Casey luke: ............................................................................... Cement work on scale shed and trash removal
donnie luke: .............................................................................. Putting together new fuel pump
wes auto Kraft inc: .................................................................... Help with sponsors and use of tables
dave abell/Battles racing & Kart supplies: .............................. Use of 4-Wheeler, serving as Race Director
lisa harney: ............................................................................... For all your hard work, sign up paperwork, serving as Race
Director, and trophies
rick palmer Family: ................................................................... Freezer, refrigerators, food delivery and helping with food prep
dean & Jennifer goninen: .......................................................... FM Band Radio, Lineline Audio Video Technology
Comfort inn, dyersville: ............................................................. Motel rooms
gary Braksiek: ........................................................................... painting and marking equipment
david odeen: .............................................................................. fence and repairs, helping with fuel and infield kart pick-up
Jessica Knutsen: ....................................................................... helping put Duffies together and leaving Candice at her post
ricky & ann decker: .................................................................. donation of practice day food, helping with set up and serving
rick harney: .............................................................................. fixing pit road, infield kart pick-up and officiating
danett Jenkins: .......................................................................... helping with sign in
mrs. lindgren: ............................................................................ helping set up and serving food
Cindy hersey: ............................................................................. second scorer
hailey willett: ............................................................................. counting laps, helping at sign up shed
mariah harney and morgan palmer: .......................................... trophy girls
mariah & dawson harney: ......................................................... trash clean up
Joe hook: ................................................................................... helping with repairs, trash pick up
Janie lloyd: ............................................................................... scales and use of truck for transporting trophies, food, etc.
paul Flanegan Jr: ....................................................................... taking care of trash pick up
mrs. Clausen: ............................................................................. helping at spectator gate
engine tech: .............................................................................. Jack Hoegerl, George Clausen, Larry Killam, Tom Krause
mark Knutsen: ........................................................................... repairs
harris electric lights, hopkinton, ia
dykeman trophies/sponsor
Thank you to steve miller racing, Sponsor for the Kid Kart class.
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2012 IKF
REgIONAL
MAP
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IT’S BACK!
THE 2012 IKF REGION 7
SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP
March 3-4 Race #1..............Adams Motorsports Park, Riverside, CA
Hosted by SoCal Sprinters
May 5-6 Race #2 .................Willow Springs Internat’l Raceway, Rosamond, CA
Hosted by Willow Springs Kart Club
June 2-3 Race #3 ................Apex, Lake Perris, CA
Hosted by Pacific Association of Karters
August 4-5 Race #4 ............Santa Maria Kart Track, Santa Maria, CA
Hosted by Santa Maria Karting Association
September 1-2 Race #5 ......Grange Motor Circuit, Apple Valley, CA
Hosted by
October 6-7 Race #6 ...........Buttonwillow Raceway, Buttonwillow, CA
Hosted by
November 3-4 Race #7 .......TBA
Class List (tenative)
Saturday
1 - Kid Kart Light ..................Pitts Performance
2 - Rookie Comer 80 ............Grand Products
3 - KPV 1 Heavy ...................Empire Karts
4 - KPV 2 ..............................P1 Engines
5 - KPV 4 Heavy ...................K&P MFG
6 - TaG Senior ......................Buddy Rice Karting
Sunday
1 - Kid Kart Heavy ................PKS Kart Supplies
2 - KPV 1 Light .....................Pure Karting
3 - PRD Junior 1 ...................Fleming Racing Engines
4 - PRD Junior 2 ...................RLV
5 - PRD Senior .....................Mike Manning Karting
K&P MFG.
Series Information ...............Stewart Willis
[email protected]
www.ikfkarting-r7.com/
PHOTO BY SEAN BUUR - GO RACING MAGAZINE
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A “Back in the Day” Story by Joe Karter:
Moon Over Riverside
W
ithout doubt, Kathey Hartman and Lynn Haddock are the most successful IKF Kart racers
EVER. Between them, they have more Duffies
than anybody probably ever will again. However, that’s
not what this story is about.
Let’s go back to Riverside International Raceway in
1978 or 1979. For some reason
that I never understood, four Karters
decided to get “cheeky”
and pull a prank on
Kathey. Maybe it was
because she won all the
time, or that she was a
WOMAN or maybe they
just were being ornery.
Whatever the reason,
they decided to surprise
her as she went under
the bridge on the back
straight and showed their
collective rears. By the
way, I mean that literally
not figuratively.
Riverside had this
HUGE long back straightaway that stretched for
almost a mile. You came
onto the back chute right
out of the pretty tight scoring turns and looked down
at what seemed like an endless straightaway. You then
ran slightly downhill until
you went under a bridge that
allowed traffic in and out of
the track while races were
going on. From there the track
went slightly uphill, into a
kink to the left. Then you bent
around to the right
into the famous (infamous?) turn nine. The second generation turn nine was a lightly banked 180 degree that
had this intimidating steel wall on your left. In one of the
faster singles, this was a flat out turn but if you wanted to
keep your momentum up (momentum was everything at
Riverside) you let the Kart drift up toward that steel wall.
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If you were doing it right, you came off the corner about
a foot off the wall. From there, you went down the pit
straight and got your signals from your buds. A kink to
the left just past the pits, and a right into the famous Riverside “esses.” All the time going uphill, left, right, left,
up to turn six. Around six to
the right, downhill, then uphill
and over the crest. A little to
the left into scoring, around to
the right onto the back chute.
A lap at Riverside. Got it?
About midway through
the hour, as Kathey (leading
of course) approached the
aforementioned bridge she
was greeted by the sight of
four guys just off the track
to the right with their pants
down giving her a quadmoon. I understand she
almost drove off the track.
After the race when Kathey told her husband John
Hartman about it, he threw
a fit. Kathey supposedly
wasn’t that upset about it.
Now you gotta understand that I know who the
four “culprits” were but
I’m not going to rat them
out even after all these
years. Guess all four
and you will win the
not-yet-famous “Moon
over Riverside” award.
Incidentally, I was in
that same race and they
Cover
didn’t (thank goodness)
of the July 1984 Karttech moon me.
magazine featured a nice big story about
Amazingly, I am in posKathy written by Rhonda Mims-Brown.
session of several photos
of the incident. Email me at [email protected] and
I'll pass them on. Submit your guesses to me. and I'll let
you know how you did!
—Joe Karter (aka Bill Peacock)
The karts are Kathy, Tod Fasano (I'm “almost” positive), and Kel McIntee. Note Kel
waving his fist in approval. This photo (of the karts) was actually taking on the
next lap after Bones came off the bank and back across the track.
Here's a pic of Old “Joe Karter” aboard his Dick Peck Hornet taken at Riverside
WAY back in the day (probably around 1965).
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IKF Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
October 15 & 16, 2011 Ontario, California
President Bill Hilger called the Saturday Open Meeting to order at
8:07 am. Directors present at Roll Call were Glenn Araki, Ed Diederich,
Bill Hilger, Jack Hoegerl, John Motley, Doug Norgaard, Mike Schorn,
Rick Scribner, and Art Verlengiere.
President Hilger welcomed the following Members and Guests in
attendance: Roger Miller, Don Durbin Sr., Steward Willis, Chris Morrow,
Sharee Hoegerl, and Carmen Carranza.
Financial Report
Treasurer Hoegerl presented the Profit & Loss Three Year Comparison Report. Income is down from previous year. Insurance and pass
income down. Grand National income down from less classes run.
Expenses are down. Net income and Cost of Goods sold discussed.
Balance Sheet comparing current year and past two years. Reserve
account down. New computer equipment purchased for the IKF Office
.Re-funding of Committee Accounts. Explains General, Regional and
Reserve Accounts. Accounts Receivable Report. Goes over the Reserve
accounts, CD accounts, Fixed Assets. Board discussed the finances,
expenses as low as they can go, need to increase income.
Grand National Waivers discussed. Hoegerl states there were more
waivers because of Region 5 and 5A punch race rain outs. Also accounts
for lost revenue. Discussion on IKF reaching out to tracks/clubs for pass
sales. Need to grow the sport. Preserve value of the Duffy. Discussion
of National and Regional programs. Motley states he gets little input
on what the members want.
Ron Perry joins the Meeting.
2011 Grand National Reports from Directors in Charge and Tech Directors
Road Race Report – Director in Charge Ed Diederich
Event held in Decatur TX. 95-100 degrees each day. Professional race.
Entries low. Really good racing. Small amount of younger drivers. Safe
event. Great program and advertising. Good promotion. Tech – no
major problems, color of weights.
Road Race Report – Tech Director John Motley
Good weather. Good organization. Fair track but complaints about
bumps. Good tech with John Sefick. Low entries.
4 Cycle Sprint – Director in Charge Mike Schorn
The event as a whole went very well. The numbers were down. The
Shasta Club was willing to do anything that was needed to make the
event run smoothly. They brought in a veteran crew to ensure the racers
had a great event. The facility was well prepared for the event.
There were a few things that could have gone better, one of the problems was how the pre-entries were handled and verifying the punch
rule and making sure this was done correctly. Practice could have run
better with an improved schedule.
The tech crew did an excellent job. Tech was done in a timely manner
and very efficiently.
Day 1 went smoothly we had 1 DQ in tech. We had 44 entries. The
driving was good and very competitive across the board. Even with the
numbers down we had some very talented and skilled drivers.
Day 2 we had 45 entries with the Masters class being our biggest
class of the event running this day. The races that day were fun to watch
and were very competitive. We also had several DQ’s this day.
Day 3 entries were down and we had 1 DQ. Racers did a great job
and we ended the event on a positive note.
Over all the event went well and I think it was a positive experience
for all involved. I would like to thank Rick and Janet Scribner for all
of their help at the event. I would also like to thank Glenn Araki, and
Terry Nash for helping to make the event go smoothly. Thanks also to
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the Shasta Kart Club and all their members for their hard work.
4 Cycle Sprint – Director in Charge Terry Nash
Report read by Mike Schorn. Sparse showing of competitors preceding the event. Rain forecast. Low entries. Participants were cream of the
crop. Racing competitive – most winners were not decided until the last
lap. Hard working tech crew - considers them the best in the country.
Roger Cathey, Mike Schorn, Chris Hatch and Mike Orear to be commended for their devotion to honesty and integrity and understanding
of the Rulebook. Did groundwork in preparation for next years event.
Wants young engine builders involved in the tech process. Word was
tech was strict but fair. Pre-tech done with a form letter signed by the
competitor. No DQ’s because of safety violations. Few DQ’s in the tech
barn with no disputes over the calls.
4 Cycle Speedway – Director in Charge Bill Hilger
370 entries. Event hampered all week by intermittent rain. Practice
went well. BBQ Dinner offered. On Opening Day, City Officials and
Dignitaries spoke to the crowd. Fly over. Staff worked very hard. One
day event postponed. Very competitive race days, multiple challenges.
One incident. Safe event. Raceceivers were used at event – went very
well. Very valuable tool. Good feedback from drivers. Registration was
superb, staff was very friendly. Race officials worked together very well.
Club members worked very hard; good personnel. Nothing but praise
for the volunteers that hosted the event. Maxxis tires were given away
each day at the drivers meeting.
Numbers were down. Next year is a combination of the 2 & 4 Cycle
Speedway; lots of planning on classes and race structure. Will probably
add a day or more to the event. Chase’n Race’n Magazine was at the
event; impressed with IKF race structure. Great event. Medical staff
great.
Engine Builder Award sponsored by Briggs & Stratton/IKF was won
by Tom Rayl. Hoseheadradio.com was also at the event, live internet
radio.
4 Cycle Speedway – Tech Director in Charge Doug Norgaard
Pre Tech went very well. All karts were checked before practice on
Monday and all karts were checked before every day of racing.
SDKC had tech tools to check all measurements on the kart including seat height. The only thing SDKC did not have to check with was
the wheel base measurement. That had a few racers upset, the racer
said that there were karts that were short on the wheel base. With that
being said SDKC after the Grands have purchased a tech tool to check
wheel base with.
Mark Alton did a great job of staying on top of post heat techs. Mark
checked different things when the racers came off the track after the
heats. Mark also checked tires and engine seals after the features before
sending the karts to post tech.
Mark wrote down the top 5 finishers on a tablet for each class like I
asked for. Then we set up 4 stations for teching. We had a very smooth
working system going and tech was over in just little over one hour.
We had 4 very good tech people, Cal Tchetter, Lee Miller, Mark Alton
and Shawn Huse. We had one engine that did not pass tech. Every tech
person checked the engine one by one and came up with the same thing.
So, as a group, we had to disqualify the racer.
With all the hard work from the 3 pre tech people and 4 post tech
people, this was a very smooth tech program this year.
2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget – Director in Charge & Tech
Director Jack Hoegerl
The 2011 IKF Speedway/Speedway Midget Nationals were held July
31st through August 5th. The event was held at Delaware Speedway
in Delaware, IA, and was hosted by Tri-County Karters / promoted by
Bill and Candice Rieken.
The week started hot and humid along with tempers. 95-100 degree
temperatures, humidity 90 degrees. Daily pre-tech was performed by
Chris Schweer and myself. Sunday afternoon before the official practice
began, a barbecue dinner was provided by the Riekens. Every night of
the event either bottled water, watermelon, a dinner or ice cream was
provided. Monday's night of racing started with the track being dusty, but Dennis (the track man) soon had the track under control. Tuesday night continued with hot weather and fierce competition. Wednesday started with a cooler night, and tempers mellowed.
Thursday night was beautiful racing weather, with a chance of
rain. There was no rain and the event completed Thursday night as
scheduled. All racing for the week was completed before the midnight
curfew. Final awards were given out that night. All other awards were
given out the next afternoon of the previous night of racing.
Post tech was performed by George Clausen, Larry Killam, Tom
Krause and myself. These guys bring many years of experience and
dedication to the event. There was one engine DQ because of a timing
issue. Unfortunately, this was a first place winner. A correction to the
engine was made by Tech personal for the next night and the competitor
won that night. This shows the dedication of the help I have.
Fuel was a pump-around system with Burris castor being used.
Flagman for the week was Chris Schweer, who held his own during
the event. Registration and scoring were led by Christy Schweer. Two
excellent corner workers, Eric and Andy Pollard, served for the entire
week.
Race directing was alternated by Lisa Harney, Dave Abell, and Eric
Pollard.
The First Responders were present all week. Did not have to get on
the track. No reportable injuries.
Candice Rieken had obviously spent many days arranging this event
and was always available for help.
As usual, by the time the event was over some competitors expressed
unhappiness in the officiating and felt IKF should bring in all outside
officials. As usual, no competitors were willing to pay a higher entry fee
to make that happen. Even Though Region 5 had suffered several rain
outs and a race cancellation the event entries maintained their average
of 200 entries.
Overall this was a successful event for everyone.
Faye Pierson joins the Meeting.
2 Cycle Sprint Report– Director in Charge Bill Hilger
Event held at CalSpeed was a week of good racing but the heat took its
toll. 229 entries. Experienced group of employees under the direction of
Rob Niles. Everyone knew what their task was and did it very well. Race
Officials and Rob Niles met to discuss plan for the week. Race Directors
were Bob English and Taylor Jocelyn. Races were good each day. Track
layout led to safe racing. Multiple passing zones were available. Heat
took toll on the racers and staff. Had extra staff. Bridgestone tires were
handed out at each drivers meeting. Registration staff was A+. More than
one competitor complimented on the registration staff. Registration staff
is the first contact at the event. Racing surface and facilities were very
good. Food not so good. Plenty of officials. Assessment of penalties took
a long time. Feels the awards presentation should be done at the drivers
meeting before the race starts. Not fair to sponsors. Raceceivers worked
well the first day. Days were too long for the competitors – rushed them
though and out. Rob Niles and his employees did a great job hosting the
event. Attendance low. Event not promoted as it should be.
Araki comments that tech was rushed.
2 Cycle Sprint Report – Tech Director John Motley
Excellent staff of Gene Severino, Frank Jimenez and Carolyn Adams.
Two issues in tech – limited space and drop dead time deadline to be
met. KPV pipe and clutch issues. Variety of DQ’s. Heat was a problem.
Overall, tech went fine, no terribly controversial issues. PRD USA supKARTER NEWS - january 2012
plied air cleaner cups. Did PRD leak down test. Needed more space and
shade. Pre-tech Form was big issue, did not have a Form for each day.
Discussion on the Pre-Tech Form. Should have a Form for each day.
Colin Reese joins the Meeting.
PROPOSALS
Submitted by Motley:
1. Engine changes in 2 Cycle Sprint/TaG: Should demonstrated damage to an engine occur, the Technical Inspector may allow repair or the
substitution of a like engine. The burden for demonstrating damage
rests with the competitor. If the competitor is unable to demonstrate
damage, one additional engine (total of 2) MAY be approved by the
Technical Inspector. If approved, the competitor will start the next competition session at the back of the lineup. The intent of these rules is to
repair engine damage, NOT to perform maintenance. The interpretation
will be up to the Technical Inspector.
Discussion: Motley states competitors change engines with no penalty. Chaos for the tech personnel. Not a broad based problem – only a
handful of people. Seconds by Schorn and Diederich. In Favor: Araki,
Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere.
Passed
2. TaG classes: the engine brand and model may not be changed
after qualifying. Discussion by Board. Seconds by Schorn and Scribner.
In Favor: Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Scribner, Verlengiere.
Opposed: Araki, Schorn. Passed
3. Port Measurement in TaG engines. Discussion by Board. Conflict
in measurement and degrees. Digital encoder or degree wheel to be
used. Seconds by Schorn and Diederich. In Favor: Araki, Diederich,
Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Scribner, Verlengiere. Opposed: Schorn.
Passed
Submitted by Scribner.
4. Add to Section 110.9: Duffy Award Restriction. See Section 212.3
for 2 Cycle Sprint, Section 213.3 for 4 Cycle Sprint and Section 405.3 for
4 Cycle Speedway. Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere. In Favor: Araki,
Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere.
Passed.
Submitted by Scribner:
5. Change Section 212.3 to read: At Grand National events, classes
with less than 10 entrants will not be run for a Duffy. Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere. In Favor: Diederich, Hilger, Motley, Norgaard, Verlengiere. Opposed: Araki, Hoegerl, Schorn, Scribner. Passed
with less than 10 entrants will not be run for a Duffy. Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere. In Favor: Diederich, Norgaard. Opposed: Araki,
Hoegerl, Motley, Schorn, Scribner. Abstain: Verlengiere. Failed
with less than 10 entrants will not be run for a Duffy. Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere. In Favor: Motley, Norgaard, Scribner, Verlengiere.
Opposed: Araki, Hoegerl, Schorn. Abstain: Diederich. Passed
Submitted by Araki:
8. Section 207 Class 2: Change age on the Junior I Comer 2 Cycle
Sprint class to Attained Age 7- Competition Age 11. Reason by Araki:
Make an easier transition for a kid karter to go into Junior I. Is a very
difficult transition. Too big of a jump, competition wise. Motley agrees.
Seconds by Motley and Diederich. Opposed: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl,
Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Failed
9. Section 207 Class 3: Change age on the Rookie Sportsman class to
Attained Age 7- Competition Age 11. Seconds by Motley and Verlengiere. Opposed: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn,
Scribner, Verlengiere. Failed
Submitted by Schorn:
10. Section 209 Classes 1,2,3: Change age on the Junior I Briggs Gas
Animal Light, Medium and Heavy to Attained Age 7- Competition Age
11. Seconds by Scribner and Diederich. In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Motley,
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Norgaard, Schorn, Verlengiere. Abstain: Diederich. Absent: Scribner.
Passed
Submitted by Motley:
11. Introduce a new Kid Kart class based on the Honda GX50U
engine. Sealed engine, claimer rule. Engine available through Honda
Performance Development. Engine is running a number of places; he
has tested it. Not suggesting to replace C-51. Viable alternative. Chance
to get Honda involved. Motley to send verbiage. Details to follow. Seconds by Scribner and Diederich. Motley states it is a local option stand
alone class. Rules to go through Committee for approval for inclusion
in the Rulebook. In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard,
Schorn, Scribner. Abstain: Verlengiere. Passed
Submitted by Hoegerl:
12. Section 402 2 Cycle Speedway Championship Class #13 Super
Sportsman. Allow wet or dry engine clutch per Section 202.5. Reason:
Wet engine components are becoming harder to find and dry clutches
reliability have improved. Seconds by Schorn and Diederich. In Favor:
Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Passed
13. Section 207 2 Cycle Sprint Championship Class #1 Kid Kart to
have an engine claiming fee of $1,500. This does not include engine
mount and air filter. You must also be a competitor in the class. Reason
– to allow beginning drivers and their parents the opportunity to learn
driving and mechanical techniques. Seconds by Motley and Norgaard.
Opposed: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Scribner, Verlengiere. Abstain: Schorn. Failed
Janet Scribner joins the Meeting.
Participation Stats
2 Cycle Speedway – No changes.
4 Cycle Speedway – No changes.
Shifter – No changes.
Speedway Pavement – No changes.
Road Race – No changes.
2 Cycle Sprint
Add to Section 207 as National Class: PRD JR 1
Delete in Section 207 and add to Section 850.1: Rookie Sportsman
Motion by Hilger to delete IAME Cup Jr. from Section 207.
Second by Verlengiere. In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley,
Norgaard, Scribner, Verlengiere. Opposed: Schorn. Passed
Motion by Verlengiere to add Rotax Max Masters to Section 207.
Second by Norgaard. In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Norgaard,
Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Abstain: Motley. Passed
4 Cycle Sprint
Add to Section 209 as National Class: Jr. Il Briggs Gas Animal Heavy.
Delete from Section 209 and add to Section 850.2: Jr. II Briggs Animal
Approval of the 2012 Grand National Dates & Classes 2 Cycle Sprint
. Motion by Schorn to approve June 18-24 2012 at Fresno Fair Grounds.
Second by Diederich. In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Passed
2 & 4 Cycle Speedway
Motion by Schorn to approve July 29 – August 4 2012.
Second by... In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard,
Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Passed
4 Cycle Sprint
Motion by Schorn to approve July 11-14 2012.
Second by Diederich. In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley,
Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Passed
Schorn to speak with 4 Cycle Sprint promoter regarding local option
classes submitted for the Grand National.
2013 Grand National Bids
The Board discussed the bids received for the 2013 Grand Nation16
als (21 months away). The Board selected the tracks below to complete
a Questionnaire, pursuant to Section 101.3.6. The Questionnaire must
be completed and returned to the IKF Office by January 5, 2012. This
Questionnaire will become part of their Contract. An evaluation of the
fee schedule for the Grand Nationals will be conducted in terms of price
per entry per level of participation.
2 CYCLE SPRINT
Region 7 Willow Springs Kart Club Willow Springs Kart Track
Rosamond CA
Region 6 Italian Motors USA, Sumas Int’l Motorsports , Sumas WA
Region 6 So. Oregon Karters, Jackson Ct. Sports Park, Medford OR
2 & 4 CYCLE SPEEDWAY/SPEEDWAY MIDGET
Region 5A Huron Kart Club, Rolling Thunder Speedway, Huron SD
Update on Region 11 Sprint by Don Durbin. Upcoming meeting with
clubs. Discussion on possible race dates and other series dates. Plan is
to not schedule over major events.
Scribner suggests exception to the no double points rule for races
held after the Grand Nationals.
Durbin feels something has to be done for events after the Grand
Nationals. Scribner says 100 bonus points does not change the game;
double points could be a game changer. Araki states the double points
help those who attend vs. those who do not attend.
Durbin discusses points structure in qualifying, pole position. Araki
states this can be done in the regional series. Discussion on IKF and
series points. Regions need to declare their regional points structure
for the year.
Stewart Willis asks about the Junior I Comer re: no option year. Araki
suggests a new class be created: Rookie Comer, 7-9 yrs. old. Will allow
a 10 year old to race the class. Willis suggests 7-10 competition age with
no option year. Araki needs help with verbiage to allow them to go
from Kid Kart to Rookie Comer and back. Wants same competitor to
race three days. Araki states purpose of class is to allow them to not
move up. Can be run as a local option class. Wants to see class run in
Region 7 series.
Discussion on lack of IKF branding in regional series and Grand
National.
Christopher Morrow discusses the Grand National waiver rule. Asks
for clarity to the exceptions that allow for a waiver and intent of the
rule. Has specific issue with this year’s Grand National waiver i.e. states
winner of class was not eligible to race. Not fair to other competitors.
Discussion of waiver form. Board decided to accept waivers up to the
day of the event. Board approved the waiver request.
2012 IKF Governor and IKF Regional Coordinator Appointments
National Coordinator: Rick Scribner
Rule Book Coordinator: IKF Office
Rulebook Text Editor: Roger Miller
Track / Club / Promoter Relations: IKF Office
Sprint Waiver Chairperson: Glenn Araki
Road Race Waiver Chairperson: Mike Schorn
Speedway Waiver Chairperson: William Hilger
Region 1
Coordinator (Sprint): Joan Cressi
Region 2
Coordinator: Open
North Carolina Governor: Open
Region 3
Coordinator (Speedway): Andy Bear
Wisconsin Governor: Mark Alton
Minnesota Governor: Lorri Koopman
Region 4A
Coordinator (Speedway): Tammy Mehrer
Coordinator (Sprint): Jay Jacobellis
New Mexico Governor: Andrew Huerena
Region 4B
Coordinator (Road Race): Open
Coordinator (Sprint): Open
Coordinator (Speedway): Open
Coordinator (Speedway Pavement): Francis Rougeou
Louisiana Governor: Francis Rougeou
Texas Governor: Hank Cantrell
Region 5
Coordinator (Speedway): Dave Abell
Coordinator (Speedway Pavement): Open
Iowa Governor: Lisa Harney
Missouri Governor: Open
Region 5A
Coordinator (Speedway): Open
Nebraska Governor: William Hilger
Kansas Governor: Open
North Dakota Governor: Open
South Dakota Governor: Doug Norgaard
Region 6
Coordinator (Road Race): Chris Hatch
Coordinator (Sprint): Bill Hettick
Coordinator (Speedway) Roger Freeborn
Idaho Governor: Roger Cathey
Oregon Governor: Mike Schorn
Washington Governor: Bob Thompson
Region 7
Arizona Governor: Bernie Lacotta
Hawaii Governor: Tim Hultquist
South California Governor: Sharon Barros
Region 8
Governor / Coordinator: Stan Crocker
Region 10
Coordinator / Governor: Gabe Kadjy
Region 11
Coordinator (Sprint): Don Durbin Sr.
Coordinator (Road Race): Roger Miller
Northern California Governor: Roger Miller
Northern Nevada Governor: Open
Motion to approve the 2012 Regional Coordinator and Governor
appointments above. Second by. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed
2012 Advisory Committees
National Tech Director 2-Cycle: Jack Hoegerl
Committee: Lynn Haddock, Terry Ives, John Motley, Don Durbin
Sr., Terry Nash
National Tech Director 4-Cycle: Mike Schorn
Committee: Lee Miller, Roger Cathey, Chuck Sloggett, David Snyder,
George Shear, Doug Norgaard, Mark Alton, Terry Nash
Shifter Tech CommitteeChairman: John Motley
Committee: Terry Hegar, Don Holmboe, John Sefcik
Road Race Committee Chairman: Don Holmboe
Committee: Debbie Kuntze, Chris Hegar, Roger Miller
Sprint Committee Chairman: Art Verlengiere
Committee: Lynn Haddock, Les Hand, Kent Laukaitis, Keith Freber,
Chris Villarreal, Don Durbin Sr.
Speedway Committee Chairman: Bill Hilger
Committee: Dan Koopman, David Snyder, Ralph Woodard, Doug
Norgaard, Doug Johnson
TaG Committee Chairman: John Motley
Committee: Don Moormeister, Terry Nash, Rick Scribner, Jack
Hoegerl
Motion by Diederich to approve 2012 Committee Chairman and
Members. Second by Hilger. In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, MotKARTER NEWS - january 2012
ley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Passed
Committee Reports
2 Cycle Tech –. Jack Hoegerl
I have improved my methods of communication with members via
e-mail and phone calls. With being a Board Member too many times
rules are made or changed at Board meeting leaving Tech Committee
members out of the loop. I have made a serious effort to keep members
informed by e-mailing updates and phone calls. at the same time they
are submitted for publication. It appears that not only IKF members
but, also Tech Committee members don't review the Tech updates on
our website. I stress that I have discussed the changes previously with
members unless the changes were made at a Board meeting.
For the 2012 season Don Durbin Sr. and Terry Nash have been added
to the Committee which includes Lynn Haddock, Terry Ives, John Motley and myself as Chairman.
The 2011 season saw only a few updates or clarification of rules.
The KPV engine saw several changes for 2011. The first being a new
importer, a new pipe and header, a crankcase casting change, and several clutch changes throughout the season. We are currently going thru
another clutch drum change. While these changes appear to be for the
good, I would hope that this situation closes. I feel that IKF is just along
for the ride.
With the economy as it is, the Committee tries to keep cost, availability, and obsolete products in mind. With this in mind we continue
to keep changes at a minimum.
4 Cycle Tech Committee Report - Terry Nash – read by Mike Schorn
The 4 Cycle Tech Committee was a busy entity this past year. Changes in the 4 Cycle racing world were noticed for 2011 with the smaller numbers across the board at sanctioned events. Backed up by the
smaller numbers of karters racing at our National events. I believe the
economy has played a large part in our diminished numbers. Although
the numbers were smaller the racing among the entries was very tense.
The front-runners seem to come to the big events. Communication with
the Committee as a whole was fair. There should be some changes made
for 2012 to thin out the group and include only those wanting to be
actively involved.
Once again I would like to accolade Mike Schorn for all of his hard
work and valued counsel this past year. Without his hand on the computer communication, the whole year could have fallen in a heap.
Throughout the 2011 season many concerns were voiced in the area
of measuring many components in the Briggs production engines.
Because of the differences in measurements discovered with production changes, many engine builders were polled as to how to handle
the changes. We fielded questions and provided viable solutions to all.
Documentation and dialogue with Briggs was obtained and therefore
2011 was handled.
For 2012 there will be some significant changes to the Rulebook in
the area of 4 Cycle Tech. Changes submitted by the manufacturers in
the area of production have arrived and there are many tech issued to
contend with. The many hours of polling and discussion will help us
arrive at concise and clear rule updates. Schorn reads the 4 Cycle Committee requested rule changes. Discussion by Board. No action at this time. Shifter Tech – John Motley
Nothing to report. Nothing to change. Verlengiere asks about spec
shifter pipes – Motley says to submit to him.
Speedway Report - Bill Hilger, No Report
Road Race Report – Don Holmboe
State of Road Racing in IKF is dormant. The most active Region is in
Texas with SWRA but their participation is down also. All turnouts are
down and Clubs, such as Portland Karting, have cut back their number of races. The Texas economy is better than average thus a healthier
situation.
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Cause: “It’s the ECONOMY" Less discretionary incomes coupled
with very high rental rates for prime RR tracks, equals falling participation.
Fix: Nothing in short term. RR Clubs/Promoters need to negotiate
tougher with track owners. There is some wiggle room on costs. Have
seen some give on rates for track in north central Oregon, Grass Valley.
Portland Int'l Raceway only fills 2/3 of the available track time. Clubs
need to change their mindset and start negotiating rates.
In Texas a new promoter is going to put on a 1.2 mile race in Dallas
next March. A street/road race. Might be a good example for the traditional Road Race Clubs to investigate.
TaG Committee – John Motley. No new engines. Strictly housekeeping
issues.
Sprint Committee – Art Verlengiere. No Report
Roger Miller discusses rule changes for 2012, states he has not
received anything from the Board. Hilger has verbiage to discuss tomorrow. Miller states there are Flags in all Sections of the Rulebook – Board
comments to leave in each Section.
Don Durbin Sr. discusses TaG weights. Diederich made a proposal
but the weights were not right. Need to revisit and possibly adjust
the weights. Disparity between engines. Durbin wants to use SKUSA
weights. IKF has no data base. Discussion about engines and weights.
Motley reads weights, Seniors & Masters:
Rok TT – 375 & 405
Motori 7 – 370 & 400
Leopard & Rotax – 355 & 385
PRD – 345 & 375
Hilger states the Rules will be done on Sunday.
Directors Agenda Items
Bill Hilger: No items.
Morrow asks about the Claimer Rule. Wants clarity on the rule. Discussion by Board.
Motion to Adjourn by Diederich
Second by Norgaard. Meeting Adjourned at 6pm.
President Bill Hilger called the Sunday Open Meeting to order at
8:07am. Directors present at Roll Call were Glenn Araki, Ed Diederich,
Bill Hilger, Jack Hoegerl, John Motley, Doug Norgaard, Mike Schorn,
Rick Scribner, and Art Verlengiere.
President Hilger welcomed the following Members and Guests in
attendance: Terry Nash, Don Durbin Sr., Roger Miller, Ron Perry, Janet
Scribner, and Sharee Hoegerl.
Motion by Hilger in Section 105.2.1 Pre-Race Technical Inspection –
add additional sentence to the end of the first paragraph: This applies to
each day of multiple day events and also includes official event practice
days, and morning practice sessions. Second paragraph, change “Checklist” to “Form” and add sentence to end of second paragraph: Form is
available on the IKF website under “Forms.”
Second by Verlengiere. Tabled for discussion later. Roger Miller to
work on verbiage.
Rule Changes & Clarifications:
Section 105.2.1.4 Wheels: Add: Wheel covers not allowed.
Section 106.7 Drip Pan: Strike the word “mandatory” and replace
with “suggested”.
Section 105.6 Safety Fastening – Under Exceptions, paragraph #3,
Entire paragraph to be in bold typeface.
Motion by Schorn: Section 105.9 Starters Second sentence, strike
words “may not be used” and replace with “is strongly recommended
to not be use”. Second by Norgaard. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed
Motion by Diederich: Section 210.3.4 Revise Sentence “C” to read:
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Will be allowed only one attempt at one lap…. Second by Schorn. In
Favor: Unanimous
Motion by Hilger: Sections 401.15.3.3 and 451.16.3.3 Add after “button head cap screws” the words “or non-protruding hardware…” and
then continue the sentence. Second by Norgaard. In Favor: Unanimous
Sections 401.14.2.3 & 451.15.2.3 Sentence in second paragraph that
starts with word “Foaming” – Replace “Foaming the” with “Use of
expanding foam…” Motion by Hilger: Section 105.1.6.3.5 Neck Collars – Add: EVS R4. Second by Diederich. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed
Araki asks Roger Miller about an age issue. Discussion by Board.
Miller to add Driver Ages to Sections 207, 209, 251, 275, 301 as in the
bottom of Sections 402 and 403; will recommend to Board for approval
for Rulebook addition. Hoegerl states this is a clarification not a change
to the Rulebook.
Motion by Scribner: Section 201.8 4 Cycle Sprint Bodywork – Add
additional sentence at the end: Rear wheels may extend beyond the rear
bumper by a maximum of 1” on each side. Second by Schorn. In Favor:
Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner. Abstain:
Verlengiere. Passed
Motley discusses the IKF Shifter/TaG licenses.
Shirley Hilger joins the Meeting.
Motion by Araki to add a Rookie Comer class to Section 207. Attained
Age 7 to Competition Age 10. Allows a Kid Karter to run both classes
and go back. Rules to follow. Second by Schorn. In Favor: Araki, Hilger,
Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Opposed: Diederich,
Hoegerl. Failed – Required a Super Majority Vote. Possible submission as
a regional championship / local option class. Need to publicize the class.
Lengthy discussion on 4 Cycle Committee Tech Updates submitted
by Schorn. Board requests a rewrite on the updates and the Board will
readdress.
Hoegerl adds to Sections 401.17.2 and 451.18.2: Continue the last sentence with additional language “…and must have a belt/chain guard”.
Motion by Hoegerl re: Section 620.53.1 Clutch: Effective January 1
2012 maximum I.D. is 3.360”
New drums have three holes and are the only ones allowed.
Second by Verlengiere. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed
Verlengiere discusses the possible candidates for the appointment of
the 2012 Region 7 Sprint Coordinator. No action taken.
Motion by Verlengiere to eliminate the punch requirement for the 2
Cycle Sprint Grand National.
Discussion by Board and members on punches and waivers. Second
by Schorn. Schorn Withdraws his Second. Verlengiere Withdrew the
Motion.
Motion by Verlengiere: add to Section 102.1.1: The IKF Board of
Directors reserve the right to modify, change, or overrule any portion or
the entire Rulebook for any reason by Super Majority vote of the Board
of Directors. These changes may be effective immediately.
Second by Schorn. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed
Verlengiere initiates discussion on homologation of engines. Lists
benefits to engine importers. Tabled to next Phone Board Meeting.
Motion by Verlengiere: Add additional sentence to the end of 800.14.
For Section 200 (2 Cycle and 4 Cycle) Regional race programs, multiple
points (2X, 3X, nX) may be awarded for races held after the first Grand
National event (either 2 Cycle or 4 Cycle) for that year. Second by Araki.
In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Motley, Norgaard, Scribner, Verlengiere.
Opposed: Schorn. Abstain: Hoegerl. Passed
Ed Diederich exits the Meeting.
Motion by Schorn: Section 209 Class #14 IKF Briggs World Formula
Masters - remove references to 200# driver. To be a true Masters class
at 40+. Second by Scribner. In Favor: Araki, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard,
Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Absent: Diederich. Passed
Motion by Schorn: Add to Section 209 Briggs Gas Animal Masters class at 370# and age 40+. Second by Verlengiere. In Favor: Araki,
Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere. Absent: Diederich. Passed
Schorn states he will bring up 4 Cycle Homologation at the next
Phone Meeting for discussion.
Norgaard discusses Section 102.2.1 Rule Change Enactment. No
action.
Norgaard adds weight of 390# to the Briggs Animal Super Heavy in
Section 405.2.1 if a local option class in 2012.
Norgaard suggests the creation of a National Speedway program.
Discusses details of the program with the Board. Scribner submitted
similar program two years ago. Norgaard to work on program.
Membership Letters:
• Email from Robert Brooks re: age 4 verbiage in Rulebook. Discussion
by Board. Clarification to Section 104.3 Second Paragraph begins: All
Participants over the age of 4…. Change to read: All participants ages
4 and up…..
• Email from Pederson: transponder flag - Discussion by Board. Issue
to be forwarded to Governor for handling.
• Email from Pat Barlee re Section 201.6.1 Discussion by Board. No
action.
Araki asks if 1 or 2 Shifter classes can be run at the 2012 2 Cycle
Sprint Grand National. Hilger says to bring Proposal to the Board for
approval.
Motion to Adjourn by Verlengiere.
Second by Norgaard. Meeting Adjourned at 12:45pm.
IKF October Phone Board Meeting Minutes
October 19, 2011
Vice President Rick Scribner called the October 2011 Phone Board
Meeting to order at 5:05pm.
Directors present at Roll Call were Glenn Araki, Ed Diederich, Jack
Hoegerl, John Motley, Mike Schorn, Rick Scribner, and Art Verlengiere.
Bill Hilger and Doug Norgaard were not present at the Meeting.
Motion by Verlengiere to schedule the January 2012 Board Meeting
on January 20-22 2012. Second by Motley. In Favor: Unanimous. Passed
Discussion by the Board on the appointment of the 2012 Region 7
Sprint Coordinator. Several candidates were discussed by the Board.
Motion by Motley to appoint Stewart Willis as the 2012 Region 7
Sprint Coordinator. Second by Diederich. In Favor: Diederich, Hoegerl,
Motley, Scribner. Opposed: Araki, Verlengiere. Abstain: Schorn. Passed
Schorn discusses the Policies & Procedures Handbook with Board.
Changes in Chain of Command discussed. Verlengiere, Scribner, Schorn
and Diederich to work on responsibility changes and submit for email
vote by October 26th – approved changes to be in 2012 IKF Rulebook.
Scribner discusses email from Don Durbin re: Bonus points may be
awarded at regional races. Araki states it was discussed that this should
be a regional rule not in the Rulebook. Scribner to submit verbiage for
an email vote by the Board.
Diederich suggests award for regional champions. Discussion by
Board. Araki working on awards.
Board discusses responsibilities of the Governor and Regional Coordinator i.e. chain of command. Committee working on this. Board Members to help new Region 7 Sprint Coordinator.
Schorn to speak to Don Durbin about the side pods. Scribner states
approval has to come from the Road Race Committee. Discuss attained
age in Unlimited.
Verlengiere discusses the 5506 & 5507 pipe. Schorn to work on this.
Board discusses the Grand National waivers. Araki to have verbiage
ready by October 26th for an email vote by the Board.
Motion to Adjourn the Meeting by Verlengiere.
Second by Araki. Meeting Adjourned at 6:02pm.
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hot off the press
IKF COMPETITOR BOBBY KELLEY WINS
SCOUTING COMBINE
December 1, 2011 - After a pair of on
track days, mock interviews, media appear-
Bobby Kelley and F2000 CEO, Dan Anderson
(Photo: USF2000 National Championship - Tamy Valkosky)
ances and business training, International
Kart Federation standout Bobby Kelley has
been selected as the inaugural winner of the
Mazda Road to Indy Scouting Combine. For
his efforts, Kelley will have the opportunity
to compete in the Cooper Tires presents the
USF2000 National Championship powered
by Mazda races at the Honda Grand Prix of
St. Petersburg in March of 2012.
"I am at a loss for words," Kelley said.
"This is an amazing program to win, and I
can't wait to get on the track and show what I
can do. This is the first step to my formula car
career so we will use this opportunity and try
to move up the ladder. I was very surprised
to win with all of the great talent here this
week. I am very thankful to have won the
first Mazda Road to Indy Scouting Combine."
Over the pair of days, ten competitors
were asked to complete mock qualifying
runs, a mock race where they were to keep
fast, consistent race laps, and mock interviews in pit lane as soon as their sessions
were complete. Trying to provide the best
and most realistic experience possible, a
panel of four judges including motorsports
writer and commentator Jeremy Shaw,
Director of Mazda Motorsports-Mazda
North America Operations John Doonan,
Firestone Indy Lights driver Anders Krohn
and Director of Business Development for
Firestone Indy Lights Tony George, Jr., put
all the drivers through their paces.
Most noted for his experience and outstanding results on the western half of the
United States, Bobby Kelley has been a frontrunner in the International Kart Federation
program. As a multi-race winner and series
champion, Kelley will now take his skills to
the open-wheel community as he looks to
make his name known in St. Petersburg.
Kelley, who has claimed four regional
and two national titles in IKF competition
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added, "I believe that the IKF series is probably one of the best series going in North
America. It is a series that I have used to
hone my skills and it definitely helped me
get to where I am today."
"Everyone at the IKF is very
happy for Bobby," expressed IKF
President Bill Hilger. "Bobby is a
bright young talent and this is the
break he needed. Anyone that has
seen him drive a kart knows that
he has a lot of talent. He is a wellspoken young man who should
perform very well. I hope he goes
to St. Pete and is able to make his
friends, families, sponsors, peers
as well as everyone involved in
the International Kart Federation proud."
eFormulaCarNews.com Interviews Mazda
Road to Indy Scouting Combine Winner
Bobby Kelley
—Courtesy eFormulaCarNews.com
IKF karter Bobby Kelley will take part
in the USF2000 doubleheader on the streets
of St. Petersburg in 2012 after winning the
Mazda Road to Indy Scouting Combine.
The inaugural Mazda Road to Indy
Scouting Combine recently took place at
Andersen RacePark in Florida with a talented group of karters battling for a two-race
scholarship in the Cooper Tires Presents the
USF2000 National
Championship
Powered by Mazda.
IKF karter Bobby
Kelley ultimately emerged as the winner,
and eFormulaCarNews.com had the chance
to speak to the Californian.
EFORMULACARNEWS.COM: Let's start
things off by the lead up to the Scouting
Combine in Florida. When and how did
you find out you would be taking part in
the Mazda Road to Indy Scouting Combine?
What were your initial thoughts about being
part of the inaugural grassroots program?
BOBBY KELLEY: I found out I would be taking part in the Mazda Road to Indy Scouting
Combine about a month ago. I was contacted by Art Verlinger of RLV and he informed
me that I had received this award through
the International Karting Federation. I was
very excited to be given this opportunity
and could not wait to get to Florida.
EFCN: Once you knew you would be traveling to Andersen RacePark in Florida to drive
an USF2000 car, what did you do to prepare
for the event?
KELLEY: The first thing I did to prepare for
the event at Andersen RacePark in Florida
was check out the track map. I studied the
layout over and over in my head to prepare
me mentally. I also put in a few gym days
here and there.
EFCN: Upon getting to Florida and seeing
the other karters you'd be going up against
what were your thoughts? Were you confident you could challenge for top honors?
KELLEY: Once I arrived in Florida and met
all of the other drivers, I knew this would be
a tough competition. The amount of talent
was huge, but I was confident that I could
be a contender for the top honors.
EFCN: The weather was less than ideal for
the opening day of the Scouting Combine,
with heavy rain limiting the on-track action?
Did you get a chance to sample the Van Diemen F2000 car in the tricky conditions, and
if so, how did it go?
KELLEY: With the heavy rain on the opening day of the Scouting Combine, I was only
able to get five laps in the F2000. I was fortunate for those five laps, and while I was out
there the rain just started to come down, so
I was barely affected by it. The five laps I got
was enough to give the Belardi Auto Racing
team and I enough data to show me what I
needed to work on for the next day.
EFCN: With virtually all the on-track action
rained out, the majority of the day was spent
doing activities outside of the car. How did
that go? Did you take the opportunity to
interact and learn from the USF2000 personnel and Indy Lights racer Anders Krohn
[who was one of the judges] while outside
of the cockpit?
KELLEY: Even though the first day of on
track action was cut short due to rain, it
was still a productive day. I definitely took
advantage of everyone around me. I spent
time with the Belardi team, learned more
about the USF2000 car, and I also interacted
with the driver coaches, Anders Krohn and
Gerardo Bonilla. The advice from the driver
coaches was very beneficial.EFCN: Day
two featured all the racers getting behind
the wheel via a qualifying style run and a
race run simulation. How did your on-track
sessions go? What was your impression of
the car, and what did you learn and work
on improving?
KELLEY: My on-track sessions on day two
went very well. The team gave me a few
things to work on, such as acceleration and
braking points. Gerardo Bonilla was a huge
help, and I can't thank him enough for all
of his coaching. The car was a blast to drive
and unlike anything I have experienced. I
learned so much throughout the weekend
and it was such a great experience.EFCN:
You also got the chance to take part in a
mock interview and attend a business of
motorsports seminar. How did you like the
interview, and what all did you learn from
the seminar?
KELLEY: I enjoyed the mock interview, as
it was something that will prepare me for
future interviews. I learned a lot of valuable
information from the business of motorsports
seminar, including many helpful tips that
will allow me to excel in my racing career.
EFCN: Ultimately you impressed the judges
with your performances in and out of the
cockpit to win the inaugural Scouting Combine. What do you think set you apart from
the rest of the talented racers on hand?
KELLEY: To win the inaugural Scouting
Combine is such a huge honor and I am
very proud to have received this opportunity. I believe what set me apart from all of
the other very talented racers on hand was
my on-track performance. I drove the car to
the best of my ability, and I drove fast, like I
always love to do.
EFCN: What does it mean to win the Mazda
Road to Indy scholarship for the Cooper
Tires Presents the USF2000 National Championship Powered by Mazda doubleheader
in St. Petersburg?
KELLEY: To win The Mazda Road to Indy
scholarship for the Cooper Tires Presents the
USF2000 National Championship Powered
by Mazda doubleheader in St. Petersburg
is a stepping stone in my racing career. I
have to thank everyone from Mazda Road
to Indy, Dan Andersen, everyone at Andersen RacePark, the Belardi Auto Racing team,
Anders Krohn and Gerardo Bonilla, and
everyone who put this program together for
giving all of the drivers and I this unique
experience.
EFCN: Now that you've won the ride for the
two street races in Florida, what are the next
steps in preparing for your series debut?
KELLEY: My next steps in preparing for my
series debut in the two street races in Florida
will be trying to get as much seat time as I
can in the USF2000 car.
EFCN: Finally, what are your goals for the
USF2000 doubleheader in St. Petersburg,
and the rest of 2012?
KELLEY: My goals for the USF2000 doubleheader in St. Petersburg will be to be
competitive and to make the podium. That
would be an outstanding way to begin my
open-wheel career. As of now, I am planning
on running the whole 2012 season in the
USF2000 series, and am looking for a team.
EFCN: Thanks very much for taking the time
to speak with EFCN. We look forward to covering you this coming spring in Florida.
2012 grand
nationals
2-Cycle Sprint
June 20-23 2012
Kerman Kart Club
Fresno Fairgrounds, Fresno CA
4-Cycle Sprint
July 11-14 2012
Tri City Kart Club
Horn Rapids Kart Track, Richland WA
2/4-Cycle Speedway
July 29 - Aug 4 2012
South Dakota Kart Club
University Plains Speedway, Brookings SD
2012 Regional
Events
REGION 6 SPRINT
Bill Hettick: [email protected]
Shifter / TaG License are NOT required in
Region 6 Sprint
April 27-29 2012
Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland, WA
Seattle Kart Club
May 25-27 2012
Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland WA
Tri City Kart Club
June 15-17 2012
McMinnville Raceway, McMinnville OR
Portland Karting Association
June 29 - July 1 2012
Mountain High Raceway, Richland WA
Puget Sound Go Kart Association
August 17-19 2012
Chilliwack, BC Canada
West Coast Kart Club
August 31 - September 2 2012
Spokane WA,
Spokane Kart Racing Association
REGION 6 ROAD RACE
Mike Schorn 503-324-9072
[email protected]
May 5 2012
Oregon Raceway Park, Grass Valley OR
North West Road Racers
June 22-24 2012
The Ridge, Shelton WA
Puget Sound Road Race Association
July 28 2012
Portland Intern'l Raceway, Portland OR
Portland Karting Association
August 10-11 2012
Spokane Raceway Park, Spokane WA
September 7-8 2012
Bremerton Raceway, Bremerton WA
REGION 7 SPRINT
March 3-4
Adams Motorsports Park, Riverside CA
SoCal Sprinters
May 5-6
Willow Springs Int'l Racewy, Rosamond CA
Willow Springs Kart Club
June 2-3
Apex, Lake Perris CA
Pacific Association of Karters
August 4-5
Santa Maria Race Track, Santa Maria CA
Santa Maria Karting Association
September 1-2
Grange Motor Circuit, Apple Valley CA
October 6-7
Buttonwillow Raceway, Buttonwillow CA
November 3-4 TBA
REGION 11 SPRINT
Shifter / TaG License are required in Region
11 Sprint
March 31- April 1
Simraceway, Sonoma, CA
May 5-6
Shasta Kart Club, Redding, CA
May 25-27
Southern Oregon Karters, Medford, OR
Double race event – full program Saturday
and full program Sunday
July 7-8
Monterey Bay Karters, Marina, CA
August 25-26
Northern Nevada Kart Club, Reno, NV
October 27-28
Kerman Kart Club, Fresno, CA
NEW
MEMBERS
october, november 2011
Jason Hall.......................................... WA
Katie Musgrave................................ WA
Britt Robinson................................... WA
Zack Enright..................................... AZ
Richard Ashe...................................... CA
Debra Ashe......................................... CA
Lucas Ashe......................................... CA
Randy Schjott..................................... AL
KELLEY: Thank you EFCN.
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Advertiser Index
Burris Racing.................................................................................. 24
Clements Racing Products............................................................ 22
CMC - Competition Motors Corp............................................... 24
Comp Cams - Go Parts.................................................................. 19
Courtney Concepts........................................................................ 22
Coyote Products............................................................................. 23
DynoCams....................................................................................... 22
G-Man Kart Works......................................................................... 23
Haddock, Ltd.................................................................................. 22
JEX Manufacturing........................................................................ 22
Jim Hall II Racing Schools............................................................ 23
K&P Manufacturing...................................................................... 22
Kart-O-Rama................................................................................... 23
Kerman Kart Club - 2012 2-Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals..... 13
LAKC............................................................................................... 24
National Kart News......................................................................... 6
Mike’s Kart Stands......................................................................... 23
Nash's Hyper Racing Engines...................................................... 22
Pitts Performance........................................................................... 23
PKS Kart Supplies.......................................................................... 22
Race Kart Engineering................................................................... 24
Region 7 Sprint Championship Series Info.................................. 9
Region 11 Sprint Championship Series Info................................ 8
RLV Tuned Exhaust Products...................................................... 23
Russell Karting Specialties............................................................. 2
Scribner Plastics.............................................................................. 22
Stroud Design, Inc......................................................................... 24
Swede Tech...................................................................................... 24
Total Concept Racing Engines..................................................... 23
Tri-City Kart Club - 2012 4-Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals...... 12
TS Racing......................................................................................... 23
Turk Brothers Racing....................................................................... 3
VanK Wheels................................................................................... 24
Vintage Karting Association......................................................... 23
Woltjer Racing Engines................................................................. 22
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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)
Glenn Araki
2635 North Fowler Avenue
Fresno, CA 93727...................(559) 291-0570
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 - (SPEEDWAY) Open
Coordinator - (SPRINT) Joan Cressi
131 Sea Cliff Ave.,
Glen Cove, NY 11542.............(516) 676-3303
New Jersey Governor - Open
E. New York Governor - Open
W. New York Governor - Open
REGION 2
Coordinator & North Carolina Gov - Open
REGION 3
Coordinator (SPRINT) - Open
Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Andy Bear
930 70th Avenue,
Roberts, WI 54023..................(651) 260-8278
Indiana Governor - Open
Illinois Governor - Open
Minnesota Governor - Lorrie Koopman
21580 State Hwy 60
Brewster, MN 56119..............(507) 842-5510
Wisconsin Governor - Mark Alton
P.O. Box 224
Woodville, WI 54028...............(715) 928-0691
REGION 4A
Coordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Tammy Mehrer
3404 Sequoia Ct. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111........(505) 275-5831
Coordinator (SPRINT) Jay Jacobellis
2872 Greensborough Drive
Highland Ranch, CO 80129.....(303) 683-0333
New Mexico Governor - Andrew Huerena
480 Ringer Avenue,
Bosque Farms NM 87068......(505) 869-7002
REGION 4B
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) Open
Coordinator 4B - (SPRINT) Open
Coordinator 4B - (SPEEDWAY) Open
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
REGION 11
4129 Walsh Lane
Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Don Durbin Sr.
Grand Prairie, TX 75052.........(214) 395-9335 14785 Berry Way
San Jose, CA 95124...............(408) 529-7561
REGION 5
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Roger Miller
Coordinator - (SPRINT/SPWY) Dave Abell
600 Pamlar Avenue
623 South Lincoln Street
San Jose, CA 95128...............(408) 286-5487
Colfax, IA 50054.....................(515) 360-1147
Iowa Governor - Lisa Harney
No. California Governor - Roger Miller
9273 NE University
600 Pamlar Avenue
Runnells, IA 50237.................(515) 208-2006
San Jose, CA 95128...............(408) 286-5487
Missouri Governor - Open
No. Nevada Governor - Open
REGION 5A
Utah Governor - Open
Coordinator (SPEEDWAY) - William Hilger
ADVISORY COMMITTEES:
5910 Skylark Lane,
National Tech Director - 2-Cycle:
Lincoln, NE 68516..................(402) 416-1284
Jack Hoegerl (Chairman)
Nebraska Governor - William Hilger
4205 29th Ave.
5910 Skylark Lane,
Rock Island, IL 61201.............(309) 793-0118
Lincoln, NE 68516..................(402) 416-1284
Lynn Haddock
Kansas Governor - Open
7585 Short Tail Springs Road,
North Dakota Governor - Open
Harrison, TN 37341................(423) 698-0847
South Dakota Governor - Doug Norgaard
Terry Ives
312 E. Glenwood Drive
6705 Almond Knoll Court,
Brandon, SD 57005................(605) 351-9223
Granite Bay, CA 95746...........(916) 201-7707
John Motley
REGION 6
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Chris Hatch
2130 Golden Hill Rd. Unit 40
368 NW Denton
Paso Robles, CA 93446..........(805) 238-7060
Dallas, OR 97338...................(503) 569-1233 Don Durbin Sr.
Coordinator - (SPRINT) Bill Hettick
14785 Berry Way
5127 215th Street SE
San Jose, CA 95124...............(408) 529-7561
Woodinville, WA 98072...........(206) 353-6569 Terry Nash
Coordinator - (PAVE SPWY) Open
8438 Loma Place,
Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) Roger Freeborn
Upland, CA 91786..................(909) 981-9611
National Tech Director - 4-Cycle:
14265 SW 80th Place
Tigard, OR 97224...................(503) 805-0583 Mike Schorn (Chairman),
Idaho - Terry Lawrence
PO Box 373
10003 W. Cory Street
Banks, OR 97106...................(503) 324-9072
Boise, ID 83704.....................(208) 863-6115 Terry Nash
8438 Loma Place,
Oregon - Mike Schorn
PO Box 373
Upland, CA 91786..................(909) 981-9611
Banks, OR 97106,...................(503)324-9072 Lee Miller,
Washington - Bob Thompson,
2433 8th Ave.,
E 12924 Olive Avenue,
Council Bluffs, IA 51501.........(402) 306-4774
Spokane, WA 99216 ..............(509) 924-6755 Roger Cathey,
2061 N. Currant Place,
REGION 7
Boise, ID 83704......................(208) 378-0610
Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Open
Chuck Sloggett,
Coordinator - (SPRINT) Stewart Willis,
11888 Deer Ridge Road,
6225 W. Buckhorn Trail
Custer, SD 57730...................(605) 673-2203
Phoenix, AZ 85083.................(858) 583-1612
David Snyder,
Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Open
17538 FM RD 2493
Arizona - Bernie Lacotta
Flint, TX 75762.......................(903) 894-3262
4955 W. Ironwood Drove
Mark Alton
Glendale, AZ 85302................(623) 225-9407
P.O. Box 224,
Hawaii - Tim Hultquist,
Woodville, WI 54028...............(715) 928-0691
52 Kopi Lane #103,
Doug Norgaard
Wailuku, HI 96793..................(808) 276-5570
South California - Sharon Barros,
Brandon, SD 57005................(605) 351-9223
602 Fountain Ave,
George Shear
Redlands, CA 92373...............(909) 709-1642
RR 4 Box 445
South California Lt. Gov. - Open
Eufaula, OK 74437.................(918) 618-6800
South Nevada - Open
Shifter Tech Committee:
REGION 8
John Motley (Chairman),
Governor and Coordinator - Stan Crocker,
PO Box 187
Paso Robles, CA 93446..........(805) 238-7060
Everson, WA 98247................(360) 966-4807 Terry Hegar,
15600 SE For Mor Court
REGION 9
Clackamas, OR 97015............(503) 659-1234
Coordinator - Bruce Fowler
Don Holmboe
580 Montcalm Avenue
9399 S.W. Tigard Street
Oshawa Ontario, Canada L1J2H1
Tigard, OR 97223...................(503) 624-0621
..............................................(905) 579-0155
John Sefcik
REGION 10
P.O. Box 445
Governor/Coordinator - Gabe Kajdy,
1152 PR 7905
10224 8th Street SW
Hawkins, TX 75765................(903) 769-4140
Calgary ALB,Canada T2W OH2....(403)252-5262
Road Race:
Don Holmboe (Chairman)
9399 S.W. Tigard Street
Tigard, OR 97223...................(503) 624-0621
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
Sprint:
Art Verlengiere (Chairman)
2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A
Santa Maria, CA 93455
Lynn Haddock
7585 Short Tail Springs Road,
Harrison, TN 37341
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
Chris Villarreal
PO Box 3008
Montclair, CA 91763
Don Durbin
14785 Berry Way
San Jose, CA 95124
Speedway:
Bill Hilger (Chairman),
5910 Skylark Lane,
Lincoln, NE 68516..................(402) 416-1284
Ralph Woodard
2417 North 84th Street
Omaha, NE 68134..................(402) 926-2370
David Snyder
17538 FM RD 2493
Flint, TX 75762.......................(903) 894-3262
Daniel Koopman
21580 State Hwy 60
Brewster, MN 56119..............(507) 842-5510
Doug Norgaard
Brandon, SD 57005................(605) 351-9223
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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