Complete MyLaps results are available on the Results page and we've also just calculated the points on the Series Points page.

The 2010 edition of the Superkarts! USA program was kicked off in fine style at CalSpeed Karting this past weekend when the ProKart Challenge South officials played host to 95 drivers at the Kal-Gard Grand Prix in Fontana, Calif. SKUSA’s new class structure and licensing program was finally debuted to the country, and the resulting grids proved to be extremely successful. The series also enjoyed a solid turnout in the TaG Senior category, which bodes well for the season. The two winners of the headline classes were Brett Felkins in S1 and Gustavo Menezes in TaG Senior, while Fernando Diaz and Jason Campbell were impressive in dominant outings at the front of the G1 and S4 classes, respectively.

The debut of the new S1-S2-S3 ladder of progression in the Stock Moto class was a definite success, with 22 drivers taking to the track separated through the three levels of racing. As these numbers grow through the season, the competition will only grow stronger and stronger. In the headline S1 Pro Stock Moto class, a few expected entrants were not able to make the trek to CalSpeed, leaving six talented drivers to begin the year with some heated competition. Clinton Schoombee (CRG) came out of the gate strongly in taking the pole during qualifying, edging Brett Felkins (Intrepid) and Tommy Thompson (Energy) for the inside of the front row for the opening moto. Schoombee and Felkins would split the two heat races, running nose-to-tail in each one, swapping the lead on several occasions. In the 20-lap main event, Felkins would step up his game to score the big victory to start off the new year. Schoombee would end up going for a wild up-and-over ride late in the race after making contact with one of the curbing tires, which vaulted Brad Dunford (CRG) to a strong second place finish ahead of Peter Abba (GP). Thompson would finish fifth after falling well back following a turn one altercation with Jimmy McNeil (CRG), putting Schoombee in fifth in the final tally. It was a solid start to the S1 program, which will feature the finest shifterkart pilots in the SKUSA community.

 ProKart Challenge is excited to announce that all weather forecasts now predict NO RAIN this Saturday for the Season Opener! Pre-Entry cut-off is TONIGHT at midnight, so get signed up now! Click HERE for the online store or HERE for the downloadable entry form.

 Despite strong pre-entry counts for the opening round of the PKC So Cal 2010 season, the KF2 class has had poor response, and will therefore be taken off of the class line-up. The event schedule for this Saturday's race will be adjusted accordingly, with more track time guaranteed for all other classes.

1. Hotel Room Block for PKC So Cal Opening Round at CalSpeed EXPIRES TONIGHT at 5pm SUNDAY, JANUARY 24th at 5pm! If you need a hotel room for next weekend, be sure to contact the Doubletree Ontario Airport hotel right away! Click HERE for the details and info on how to reserve your room.
2. Pre-Entry cutoff for the Opening Round of the 2010 PKC So Cal Championship Series at CalSpeed is midnight next Wednesday, January 27th. Enter before the cutoff and save $35 on your entry fees -- PLUS save yourself time at registration that you could be prepping your kart!  Enter the event and purchase everything you need ONLINE with a credit card -- or call 951-491-0808.  You can also download, fill out and fax your entry to 951-491-0809.

If you do not receive an email confirmation of your entry within 24 hours, please call the PKC office: 951-491-0808. Don't forget to register for your new SKUSA racing license level, as well. Drivers who wish to practice on Friday only can also pre-purchase it, or sign up at the track on Friday morning starting at 7am (for the same price). PKC can only guarantee the proper quantities of tires and fuel on site if you pre-register by next Wednesday. Don't wait! Do it today!