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The ROK Cup Singapore organisers have announced the 2024 calendar. Taking place over 6 rounds – all at the KF1 Kranji Karting Circuit – awards a place in the ROK Cup Superfinals for the overall champions. The season runs from …
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The 2020 IAME series calendar has been released. IAME Asia Cup 2020: 11-12 January – Malaysia IAME Asia Series 2020: Round 1: 22-23 Feb – Sentul Indonesia Round 2: 25-26 Apr – Bira Thailand Round 3: 9-10 May – Bira …
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For anyone that has heard about KartSim, you may have given up hope on it ever being released after no news for years! The latest developments however look promising. The title has been Greenlit on Steam, and below is the …
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Karting is a great sport for photography, and many karters have their own camera gear that they put to use when not racing. Hopefully this article will help you get the best out of your equipment. While you can get …
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The Karters Companion is free karting software for windows developed by Australian kart racer Shane Rampling. It’s a great way to keep track of your setups, parts inventory, plan your racing budget, and it includes a lot of calculators to …
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Malaysian driver Aaron Chang Mun Shien of IS Racing took the top spot in the Formula 125 open race in Macau. Gabriel Arcadine (Indonesia) of Stratos Motorsports took 2nd place ahead of Andersen Martono. Malaysian Stratos Motorsports driver Daniel Woodroof …
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