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SAU Go-Karts Championship Round 1 and June Monthly Meet

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After a brief hiatus, on Wednesday June 14th we'll be kicking off the 2017 SAU Vic Go-Kart Championship.

We'll be starting with one of the favourite venues from last years championship, Karting Madness in Chirnside Park.

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The round will consist of
Qualifying session - 8mins 
Race - 40 Laps

It's only one race, but this is the enduro of the season - last year everyone was seriously tested over a thrilling 40 lap race that came down to only the last couple of laps!

Kart Info -
European built Sodi kart, 9 horsepower, 4 stroke, 270CC, powered by a Honda engine, up to 80km/h

Track Info -
Over 600m of track with fast straights, tight turns, technical corners and plenty of overtaking opportunities!  The track surface is a polished concrete, and the karts slide around and get to the limit of grip more so than other venues making Karting Madness an extremely satisfying challenge and a lot of fun!

Spectators are welcome and encouraged!

Entry Info -
Entry fee is $90 which includes all race sessions
Sign in at 7.30pm, racing starts 8pm
Drinks and snacks available from the venue.
To enter simply send paypal payment to - [email protected] with the reference GK17-R1

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It's been run and done!  Thanks to all who came down.

Here's the championship points result with new and improved pointscoring system!!  The points are based on the V8 Supercars championship point system, with 1/3 points awarded for qualifying.  Stay tuned for round two in August

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