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Wednesday, 05 November 2025 16:40 |
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Each year over the 14 years of the Cadet division, and since 2016 when Mini Swift was created, there has been 14 different winners at the SKUSA SuperNationals. Former Formula One drivers and current IndyCar and NASCAR drivers are among the former winners, including Logan Sargant, Patricio O’Ward, and Connor Zilisch. Who will become the 15th different winner? Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
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Wednesday, 05 November 2025 15:43 |
This year’s SKUSA SuperNationals 28 Micro Swift roster could be one of the most talented in the nine-year history of the category. In each of the eight previous editions, Micro Swift has welcomed a new winner. 2025 will be no different with last year’s winner Zayne Burgess graduating to Mini Swift this year. Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
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Wednesday, 15 October 2025 00:00 |
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Shea Aldrich fell to 10th at the start of the KA100 Senior Final only to drive forward and claim his first win of the season (Photo: Sector 5 Media)
The 2025 season concluded for the ProKart Challenge following the action on October 11-12 at the K1 Circuit. The Winchester, California facility welcomed the Superkarts! USA regional program to close out its 21st season. A total of 161 entries battled around the 1.1-mile ‘Pro Track’ course for the sixth and final round of the 2025 championship.
The Formula Works KA100 Senior class featured a field of 41 drivers. Archer Eversman claimed his first top qualifier honor of the season, laying down a 1:03.510 lap. The session was so close, the top seven were within 72 thousandths, while the top 34 drivers were all within four tenths. Eversman led the first four laps of the Prefinal before Frankie Mossman took a turn – until Jake Drew advanced his way forward, taking the win. The 18-lap Final began with Drew leading the first lap before five-time race winner Keagan Kaminski worked his way up from qualifying outside the top 30 and into the lead by lap two. He led four laps before Drew returned back to the point. While Drew led, contact on lap 13 between Kaminski and Calvo took them out of the race, promoting Mossman and Shea Aldrich as the top challengers. Two laps later, Aldrich went from third to first. Leading the final two laps, Aldrich held on through the final corners to claim his first victory of the season. Jackson Menchu and Gavin McCune were able to slip by Mossman for second and third on the podium. Gerardo Peralta finished fifth for a best finish on the season.
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 00:00 |
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ProKart Challenge returns to K1 Circuit for the 2025 season finale (Photo: Spencer Russell – photosbysmr1)
The 21st season of the Superkarts! USA ProKart Challenge is set to end following the sixth and final round of competition over October 11-12 at the K1 Circuit. For a third time this year, the SKUSA regional program will visit the Winchester, California facility for the final round of the championship chase. The 1.1-mile ‘Pro Track’ will welcome the competitors on the weekend, fighting for the final points up for grabs.
The championship is locked in already in the Formula Works KA100 Senior class with Keagan Kaminski securing the win in the first five rounds. He will take his perfect win score to K1 Circuit, while Jackson Menchu and Shea Aldrich are at the front of the fight for vice champion on the season. Two wins over the five rounds has Matthew Cagle leading the championship chase in the SuperSpeed Bearings KA100 Junior class. Canadian Nathan Dupuis is coming off a victory at Round Five, sitting second in the standings with Round Two winner Sebastian Hauser in third. Tim Meyer has a comfortable lead in the Mike Manning Karting KA100 Master standings. The Round Three winner has a 333-point advantage going into the finale, leading Robert Switzler and Scott Nealon.
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Monday, 15 September 2025 12:23 |
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The Superkarts! USA SuperNationals 28 is set to be a record-breaking event on November 12-16 outside the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. For a third straight year, karters from around the world will converge on the Las Vegas, Nevada facility to compete for a space in the SKUSA record books. Part of the battle to etch their name in history on SuperSunday will be to take home a piece of the prize package, valued at roughly $45,000.
Superkarts! USA will continue with a cash purse for five of the nine categories competing at SKUSA SuperNationals 28. The headline division of Pro Shifter features a $15,000 cash purse, including a $10,000 check to the race winner. The Pro X30 division has a cash purse of $7,000 for the top five finishers with this year’s winner receiving $3,000. KA100 Senior, KA100 Junior and Mini Swift are part of the cash purse categories, each awarded $5,250 with the winner from each class presented with a $2,500 check.
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