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Saturday, 07 November 2026 11:22 |
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The 2026 edition of the SKUSA SuperNationals marks the eighth year that the KA100 Senior category is being offered in the Las Vegas spectacular. The first seven races have featured seven different winners, dating back to Steven Barros making history as the inaugural winner in 2018 at the Rio. Defending race winner Diego Ramos will forgo the opportunity to become the first two-time winner in the category, electing to race the Rotax Senior category as his second class of the event.
A total of 38 other drivers of the sold-out 88-driver field will be racing both KA100 Senior and X30 Senior. Two of them are former KA100 Senior winners and are seeking a second victory. 2024 winner Joe Turney (MPG / Kart Republic) was just inches away from going back-to-back last year, finishing second to Ramos. Turney – the 2024 Pro X30 winner – is the only driver to win both Senior categories in the same event. Pauly Massimino (BJR / LN Kart) is the other former KA100 Senior winner in the field. The 2019 winner was third last year and in 2023, and is coming off the SKUSA Pro Tour championship which was highlighted by two wins and three other podium results. Read full story on eKartingNews.com.
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