RACE ENTRY

Notice: All customers must create a new 2012 account/login on the new MWPKC Store.  Any passwords from last year won’t work.
 
Race pre-entries may be submitted at a “Pre-Entry price” discount through the Midwest ProKart Challenge ONLINE store. Our web-challenged friends may use our DOWNLOAD form.  If you have any questions, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or call 219-841-1367 for assistance.  NOTE: If this is your first transaction through the online store, you have the option of clicking on the “Create New Account” link when prompted and complete the forms presented.  Then, for subsequent transactions, just enter the login ID and password you created to retrieve your stored entry profile.  SPECIAL NOTE: Login ID and password cannot contain blank spaces.
 
Pre-Entry – Enter Before the Cut-Off and Save!
The definition of a “PRE-ENTRY” is an entry received, with payment, at the Midwest ProKart Challenge office before midnight on the Monday prior to the event, and will qualify for the pre-entry pricing.  Entries after this cut-off will have to be submitted at the event (starting Friday morning) at walk-up pricing.  See pricing below.  All race pre-entries will be confirmed via email within 1 to 2 business days of receipt at the MWPKC/SKUSA home office.  If you do not receive an email confirmation within 48 hours, please call 219-841-1367 to confirm that your entry has been received and is in process.
 
Pre-Entry for this event closes at Midnight on Monday, June 25th.  Anyone wanting to register for the race or Friday's practice after that time will have to sign-up at the track on Friday starting at 8:00am or Saturday starting at 7:30am. 
 
Entry Fees
(NOTE: See the Online store for new simple pre-race registration, pit passes and tire purchases.) 
 
ALL SKUSA Sanctioned CLASSES require the driver to be an active SKUSA Member in good standings. (SKUSA membership is required for race days.) SKUSA Membership is NOT required for Open Shifter and Local Option classes (Should an LO class exist).

• Friday -- Official Practice Day hosted by the track -- $40 Practice fee (9am to 5pm)
• ALL entry fees include both Saturday and Sunday (two separate) race days and the driver’s wrist band/pit pass.
  • $170 Pre-Entry Race Fees for 1st Class - $120 for 2^nd Class
  • $120 Pre-Entry Race Fee for Open Shifter and Local Option (Should an LO class exist)
  • $200 Post-Entry / At Track Race Fees for 1st Class - $150 for 2nd Class
  • $150 Post-Entry / At Track Race Fees for Open Shifter and Local Option (Should an LO class exist)
• $20 Transponder Rental (If you don't have your own)
• $212+tax per set MG-SK WHITE practice or stamped race tires (for all classes including Open Shifter, with the exception of TaG Cadet).  $203+tax per set MG-HZ RED practice or stamped race tires for TaG Cadet.  Competition tires MUST be stamped and purchased from the MWPKC director.  These tires may be re-used from event to event.  All tires can be picked up at the track (no shipping fee) or shipped ahead of time for $10 Shipping and Handling (within IN) or $15 (outside IN).  Note: Race Tires MUST have the special PKC stamp to pass tech.
• Spectator Pit Passes: $10 -1 day, $15 for 2 days , $20 for 3 days 
• $75 SKUSA Annual Membership (Must be current member to race in SKUSA sanctioned classes.  Open Shifter and Local Option excluded.)
• Fuel and oil for practice and official event days can be purchased at the track directly from Crockett Motorsports at a very competitive price.  Please show them your patronage.  To order ahead, Contact Derek Crockett at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or 618-781-0536.

Driver Age
If the driver is less than 18 years old, you must fax a copy of his/her birth certificate to (219) 762-7746 or e-mail a scanned copy to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  with the first entry of the season.  Be sure to check the Classes section of this site or sections 15.3 and 20.1.2 of the 2012 SKUSA Rulebook for minimum age requirements of each class.