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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 20:58 |
Pre-Entry cutoff for the Opening Round of the 2010 PKC Nor Cal Championship Series at Infineon is midnight this coming Wednesday, Feb. 10th. 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 THIS Wednesday. Don't wait! Do it today! |
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Monday, 08 March 2010 13:33 |
Looking to build upon the momentum of the 2010 opener, the ProKart Challenge North returns this month for the second event of the season at the Jim Russell International Karting Center. Located on the grounds of Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, CA the Superkarts! USA Northern California regional series will attack the 7/10-mile national circuit on March 12-13. With the organization’s debut of the new SKUSA Pro Tour just around the corner – April 16-18 – this regional event will see a host of national contenders from outside the area looking to educate themselves on the facility and the MG Tires utilized in all Superkarts! USA events.
Included in the cast of guests for the second round of the ProKart Challenge North program is veteran karting announcer Rob Howden. The owner/publisher of eKartingNews.com was the official voice of SKUSA during its ProMoto Tour days, and now with the debut of the new Pro Tour, Howden will be in California to warm-up his voice for the April weekend.
“The opening round for the PKC North program was good, but we expect round two to be even better,” stated ProKart Challenge promoter and Superkarts! USA CEO Tom Kutscher. “With our first SKUSA Pro Tour event scheduled for this facility next month, we have a number of outside competitors looking to grab some extra seat time before the April 16-18 weekend. SoCal, Colorado and the Midwest – they are all coming here and I couldn’t be more excited.” |
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010 07:58 |
 The 2010 season for the Superkarts! USA ProKart Challenge North program got underway this past weekend at the Jim Russell International Karting Center, which is located on the grounds of Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California. A solid group of 63 competitors traveled to the popular karting circuit to contest in nine divisions, including the organization’s new Stock Moto ladder progression class structure. The weather did not cooperate too often during the opening round as Friday’s practice sessions saw rain cover the area for most of the day. Heavy fog pushed back the start to Saturday’s action, as well, but thanks to the cooperation of the competitors and the determined SKUSA staff, they were able to get all the racing in before the sun ducked behind the Northern California mountains.
The Superkarts! USA organization brought out a solid opening round prize package for those who earned their way onto the PKC North podium. Before racing began, Friday attendees were treated to a fabulous tri-tip BBQ dinner thanks to the Thomas family and head grillmaster Scott Jeffery. A few attendees also took advantage of free ride-along drifting demonstrations with the head instructor of the Jim Russell Racing School as well. Once the racing was completed Saturday, all of the first place podium finishers received a Mother’s Polish bucket full of car and kart care products. Also given away, aside from the unique PKC trophies, were a free set of MG Tires, a five-gallon can of VP Racing Fuel, and two free entries to the next PKC North event. SKUSA is all about giving back to their customers, and the response from many of the new PKC members was enthusiastic. |
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Monday, 08 February 2010 20:15 |
Please charge your transponders ahead of time. We will need you to run your transponders during Friday's practice as we will be verifying times with classes. If you are renting a transponder from us, we will have them available on Friday.
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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 10:36 |
Entering its third season, the ProKart Challenge North is preparing for the opening round, set for February 12-13 at the Jim Russell International Karting Center. The Sonoma, California facility has become the home for the growing Superkarts! USA regional program and will once again play host to the series in its third year. The PKC North program will also be unveiling the new SKUSA class structure and licensing system to the area on the opening weekend.
“The Infineon Raceway and the Jim Russell USA people have been great to us during the first two years of the PKC North,” commented SKUSA CEO Tom Kutscher. “Each year we have continued to grow, and entering the third season we expect the same – thanks in part to our alignment with our new class and licensing program we have put together for 2010. There is a solid following of talented drivers in the area and we are pleased to have them support us again this year.”
The new class structure developed during the off-season has a focus on the SKUSA Stock Moto program, which now includes five categories. The headline S3 class has been renamed to S1 - Pro Stock Moto, with a number of contenders from last year expected to return. The S4 category (Masters Stock Moto) will remain intact, with new divisions to the class lineup for 2010 including S5 (Junior Stock Moto), S2 (Semi-Pro Stock Moto) and S3 (Novice Stock Moto). Committed to developing the S5 program, PKC North will provide free entry into the opening round of the series. Furthermore, and to match the same offer made to the PKC South drivers, the North program has put together an attractive prize package to bring more Junior Stock drivers out for the season. Provided they run at least five of the six events, the top-three drivers in the final S5 standings will receive a free entry into the SKUSA SuperNationals XIV scheduled for November 17-22. |
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