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Sunday, 04 July 2010 11:51 |
Due to feedback from customers we have decided to leave the SummerNats Pre-Entry open for one more day because of the holiday weekend. Enjoy the 4th!!!
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Sunday, 04 July 2010 09:58 |
 The first annual Superkarts! USA SummerNationals is promising to provide an early look at the on-track battles that the organization will likely see at its SuperNationals in November. The SKUSA staff will be heading for USA International Raceway in Shawano, WI in just about two weeks (June 16-18) and they are thrilled that the SummerNationals is expected to see a solid influx of local drivers for the race, pitting them up against the top drivers from their own ProKart Challenge, Mountain and the Central States regional programs. Add in the confirmed participation of NASCAR stars Jamie McMurray and AJ Allmendinger, and this race could be a solid pre-cursor of things to come in Las Vegas. SKUSA has an assortment of plans in place to make the SummerNationals an enjoyable experience for everyone who treks to Shawano to join in on the party.
“We’d love to officially welcome everyone to come and join us in Shawano for the SummerNationals,” offers Tom Kutscher, SKUSA President. “There’s a lot of crazy stuff going on in karting right now and as I am watching it unfold, I can remember exactly why we started our ProKart Challenge program in 2005. Karting should be about having fun, and that’s what we try to offer our customers when they come race with us. We had a great time at Infineon in April during the SpringNationals, and our approach to the SummerNats is no different. It’s going to be a fun summer vacation! We’ll do a little golfing, enjoy some BBQ with our karting friends, new and old, and we’ll get the chance to hit a great racetrack for some hardcore competition. That’s what the Pro Tour is all about!” |
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Thursday, 01 July 2010 07:57 |
The special room rates and group code to be able to reserve your rooms at the Rio for SuperNationals XIV are now available. Click HERE for the website link, toll free phone number and special SKUSA booking code. See you in Las Vegas!
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Wednesday, 30 June 2010 09:14 |
The SKUSA staff is hard at work organizing this exciting weekend event, and must finalize the quantities for racing products such as tires and fuel very soon. ALL DRIVERS MUST PRE-REGISTER BY THIS COMING SUNDAY, JULY 4TH to guarantee that their racing products will be available at the track. The online shopping kart will close at midnight on July 4th! After this date, the entry fees INCREASE BY $150 to register at the track. Click HERE to register online with a credit card now. Please call the office at 951-491-0808 or email
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for assistance and/or to reserve practice tires or fuel/oil to purchase at the track upon arrival. UNLESS YOU PRE-PURCHASE PRACTICE TIRES AND FUEL/OIL or contact the SKUSA office to add your name to the list to pay for and pick up these products at the track, there is no guarantee that sufficient quantities will be available. Pit spot reservations are also being taken now! Click HERE for the info on how to reserve a pit spot for Shawano. See you in Wisconsin!
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Wednesday, 30 June 2010 07:57 |
 With the summer season now in full swing, the Superkarts! USA ProKart Challenge South is reaching the final few legs of the 2010 season. Started back in January, the six-race championship series hosted the fifth round of the tour at the Buttonwillow Raceway Park kart track in Southern California. The turnout brought together the solid core of top-notch drivers and teams that make up the PKC program. Showing the way in the headline divisions were the point leaders heading into the weekend – Clinton Schoombee and Phil Giebler – as both took home the feature victories in the S1 Pro Stock Moto and TaG Senior categories.
Schoombee was untouchable on the day in S1 as he swept the event’s activities. From qualifying, where he posted a fast lap of 47.097, Schoombee was the class of the field. Tommy Thompson was the only driver to stay within reach throughout the day, coming in just over a tenth back of Schoombee’s qualifying pace. Schoombee would lead green-to-checkered in both heat races, with Thompson running in tow. Clean off the line, Schoombee continued his run at the point to lead all 20 laps of the main event for his second-straight feature win and third of the year. Unable to attack early, Thompson held his ground in the runner-up spot for a third straight race – with Brad Dunford posting his third podium finish of the season. |
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