National QUICK LINKS
Pro Tour Menu
Pro Tour Sponsors
SKUSA Partners
SEARCH
Next SKUSA Pro Tour Event
 PRE-ENTRY OPEN NOW Closes July 21 at 11:59 PM PDT |
|
Event Bulletin
- 7/13 5:10 PM - X30 JUNIOR IS ALMOST SOLD OUT!!!
- 7/12 10:00 AM - KA100 SENIOR is NOW SOLD OUT, all further entries will be placed on a waitlist.
- 7/8 3:35 PM - KA100 SENIOR IS ALMOST SOLD OUT - Last warning as there are just a handful of spots left.
- 7/7 2:00 PM - KA100 JUNIOR is now SOLD OUT and waitlisting. There is a limited amount of room in X30 Junior at the moment.
SKUSA Pro Tour
| EKN Trackside: 2018 Superkarts! USA Pro Tour SpringNationals – Sunday Report |
| Monday, 07 May 2018 08:45 |
|
Dante Yu scored his first X30 Senior victory on the SKUSA Pro Tour (Photo: EKN) It is the end of a long, hot and busy weekend at the Phoenix Kart Racing Association facility for all the competitors at the Superkarts! USA Pro Tour SpringNationals. It reached record highs in the Glendale, Arizona area, topping out at 106 degrees, making it a challenge for the officials, racers, team members and family in attendance. No dust devils hit the paddock, and clouds actually covered the track, however, the conditions were some of the toughest in SKUSA Pro Tour history. Emerging from the battles on the day included Dante Yu and Nic LeDuc as victors in the headline categories.It was a near perfect day for Dante Yu in the X30 Senior division. Yu began as the driver to beat on the day, setting fast lap in qualifying. The CompKart driver posted a 46.404-lap to secure fast time, with the top-four separated by just 59 thousandths of a second. Yu remained at the front, leading all 15 laps for the Prefinal win ahead. Pulling away on the opening laps of the Final, Yu went unchallenged in the 25-lap Final for his first SKUSA Pro Tour victory. Jake Craig (RPM / Tony Kart) crossed the line in second for his third podium of the season, ahead of Saturday winner and two-time defending champion Ryan Norberg (PSL / Birel ART). Brenden Baker (CRG Nordam) had his best result of the season in fourth with Canadian Ryan MacDermid (Prime / Birel ART) winning the fight for fifth. Sonny Cervelli (Tony Kart) grabbed the hard charger award, up 27 spots to seventh, right behind Senior rookie Trey Brown (Nash / FA Kart). Read full story on eKartingNews.com |
