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PRE-REG OPENS TODAY at 7 PM
Will close April 16 at 11:59 PM PDT
 

Round 2 - Buttonwillow (Reverse) April 20-21, 2024
Buttonwillow Raceway Park
24551 Lerdo Highway
Buttonwillow, CA 93206
(661) 764-5333
buttonwillowraceway.com
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Please contact the facility for Kart Track hours.  No Friday practice.
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 Important News

SUPERNATIONALS 15 -- BREAKING NEWS! TWO CLASSES ALREADY SOLD OUT!
Thursday, 28 July 2011 09:45
The TaG Cadet AND TaG Junior Classes are both SOLD OUT for Supernats 15 at 40 pre-entries! SKUSA is taking wait listers with an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . (Please no phone calls.) If you did not yet register in the TaG Cadet or TaG Junior class for this year’s SuperNationals, you will want to send an email right away to be added to the wait list. Online entry for the TaG Cadet class will likely be re-opened to 80 total entries SOON, as the wait list is approaching 30. We will have to wait and see about the TaG Junior class. Supernats Registration is open online for all other classes (S1, S2, S4, S5, TaG Senior, TaG Master, KZ2, KF2, and G1) at www.skusastore.com.
 
ProKart Challenge North-South Shootout Now Set for Buttonwillow
Thursday, 28 July 2011 09:41
Superkarts! USA would like to officially announce a date and location change for the upcoming ProKart Challenge North-South Shootout. Despite locking in the venue and weekend for this year’s race back in December, issues outside of SKUSA’s control have forced the move of the popular event to Buttonwillow Raceway Park on the August 12-13 weekend. The SKUSA staff is now looking forward to trekking to the centrally-located facility, which first hosted the annual showdown event in 2009. The top drivers from both the North and South series of the ProKart Challenge will face off once again for California supremacy, and early entry numbers are very encouraging. SKUSA is expecting the biggest PKC turnout of the year.

The race was initially scheduled for a week later at the karting facility on the grounds of the Santa Maria airport. However, Superkarts! USA was caught off guard when they were informed in early July that SMKA club officials were demanding an increased rental rate and new security stipulations by the airport authority. It was a ‘pay-or-go-elsewhere’ situation. As a result, SKUSA has elected not to be held hostage in this circumstance, so they made the decision to move the event to Buttonwillow. The track already had another event on the original race date, so the calendar change was required, as well.

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TaG Cadet Class Already Sold Out for Supernats 15 -- TaG Junior is Next!
Tuesday, 26 July 2011 09:53
As you may have heard, the TaG Cadet class has already reached its capacity of 40 pre-entries for this November's SuperNationals, and SKUSA has a growing wait list of drivers eager to be included on the grid! If we get 30 qualified drivers on the wait list, we will open the field up to 80 drivers (and run an LCQ on SuperSunday, as only 40 will be allowed to run the Main event). If you missed this boat, don't wait! Send an email right away with the TaG Cadet driver's name, and your best daytime contact information to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . SKUSA will be in touch when the targeted number of wait listers is achieved! ALSO, TaG Junior and TaG Master are the next two classes predicted to sell out at 40 pre-entries AND THESE CLASSES ARE NOT PLANNED to surpass 40!

Click HERE to register NOW for Supernats 15!
 
EKN Trackside: SKUSA Pro Tour MothersĀ® SummerNationals - Sunday Report
Written by eKartingNews.com   
Monday, 18 July 2011 00:00
The fourth round of the Superkarts! USA Pro Tour completed on Sunday as the Mothers® SummerNationals wrapped up at the Grand Junction Motor Speedway in Colorado. An interesting day of weather surrounded the area with rain storms pushing their way around the facility throughout the racing action, allowing for a dry but hot day around the 9/10-mile course. The racing action picked up, as you typically see in the final day of events, producing some great racing. Stamping his name in the championship chase was S1 driver Tom Dyer as he piloted his Aluminos entry to the win and event victory while IndyCar Series driver Martin Plowman scored the TaG Senior win.

S1 Pro Stock Moto
The S1 Pro Stock Moto category was positioned as the headline class for Sunday’s action, last to hit the track for qualifying. On his out lap, Kiwi driver Daniel Bray (GP) took the provisional pole with a 52.796. Rookie Lukas Johnson (GP) struck back the next lap to take over the spot. At the same time, Saturday winner Brad Dunford (GP) moved into second. Lap three was Bray’s for the taking as he retook the pole position and held it through the end of the session. His 52.282-lap was best with Johnson pushed back to second. Tom Dyer (GP) was last to hit the track and moved up to third on his second circuit, moving Dunford down to fourth and Ryon Beachner (Tony Kart) rounding out the fast-five.
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EKN Trackside: SKUSA Pro Tour MothersĀ® SummerNationals - Saturday Report
Written by eKartingNews.com   
Sunday, 17 July 2011 00:00
The first day of action went into the books for Superkarts! USA Pro Tour Mothers® SummerNationals. The Grand Junction Motor Speedway in Colorado was the back drop for what was another exciting day of racing in the eight categories on hand. The weather challenged the competitors all day long, beginning with cloudy skies early on before the weather cranked up throughout the day while the occasional gust of wind dusted the track surface and tested the tents throughout the paddock. While each category had its own hero of the day, NorCal’s Brett Felkins left the day extending his point lead in the TaG Senior Pro Tour standings with win number two of the season as SoCal’s Brad Dunford earned his first national victory in S1 Pro Stock Moto.

TaG Senior
The headline class for day one of action was the TaG Senior division as they began their day with an open pit 12-minute session for qualifying. British native and recent IndyCar Series signee Martin Plowman (Zanardi/Leopard) set the early mark in his first three laps, on the border to break the 53-second mark. Lap three was the best Plowman could do during his first stint, posting a 54.107-lap with 14-year old Dakota Dickerson (Arrow/Rotax) back by just 0.048-seconds on his fourth lap. They would all drop down the order when veteran Eric Jones (Arrow/Rotax) posted his fifth lap of the session, just three-thousandths of a second quicker than Plowman’s time. Late in the session, point leader Brett Felkins (Intrepid/Leopard) made a charge into the top three, just 15-thousandths off Jones’ mark. Jones rejoined the track with less than two minutes in the session after a carburetion change on his KartSport North American Rotax powerplant but pulled off before completing a timed lap. His best time stood through to the checkered flag with Plowman second, Felkins third and Dickerson fourth - all separated by just 51-thousandths of a second. Matt Johnson (Tony Kart/Vortex) finished off the fast-five, two-tenths off the best lap.
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