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SuperNationals 29


PRE ENTRY OPEN NOW!!!
Pre-Entry closes 10/26 at 11:59 PM
You can still enter online, but will be
subject to late/walk-up fee of $250

 

Supernationals 29 November 11-15, 2026
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
7000 Las Vegas Blvd N
Las Vegas, NV 89115
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  • 10/12 9:00 AM PDT: CAPACITY UPDATE - As we near 600 confirmed entries, here is an update on classes. KA100 Master and X30 Jr are already oversold to the limit.  Mini Swift and KA100 Senior are waitlisted but have a few oversell spots left. Micro Swift is about to sell out at 44. KA100 Jr, Pro Shifter, Pro X30, Master Shifter, Mini Rotax and Senior Rotax all currently have room, but most are 80% full or more. If you have any questions, please email info@superkartsusa.com
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EKN Trackside: Superkarts! USA SuperNationals 24 – Saturday Report
Saturday, 04 December 2021 01:00

Italian Matteo Vigano will start the main event from P1 in the Pro Shifter division (Photo: EKN)

One of the more important days of the Superkarts! USA SuperNationals is Saturday. The term ‘Situation Saturday’ was coined by guest announcer Chris Wheeler during one of the previous SuperNats, and continues on with the 24th edition of the event in Las Vegas. The final round of heat races were conducted outside the Las Vegas Motor Speedway along with the Last Chance Qualifiers for the final few spots of the grid on SuperSunday to crown this year’s winners.

The morning categories began with the KA100 Senior division and a third straight win by Cole Morgan (RPM / Tony Kart). The top qualifier was able to hold off brother Carson Morgan (RPM / Tony Kart) for the win in AvsB heat race to secure the pole position for the final. The CvsD heat was won by former SKUSA Pro Tour champion Brandon Lemke (FMS / Merlin) who beat out Blake Nash (Nash / EOS). Thomas Annunziata (MDR / Kosmic) finished third, and will start the main event from outside the front row. Carson Morgan and Lemke fill out the second row. Max Opalski (RPM / Tony Kart) won the LCQ with Pro Tour vice-champion Jace Park (TKG / Kart Republic) and Nolan Allison (RPG / Kosmic) needing to use their provisional spots for the main event. Read full story on eKartingNews.com
 
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