Picture of the Day – No Grip…
30 12 2009 Comments : No Comments »Categories : Photos
Something so simple, but so important. If only it was made this simple in our early years. Read the rest of this entry »

Kart Technik finally got a chance to meet up with Tyler from Censport at the SuperNats. Wow this kid can paint! Bright clean designs, proper helmet re-assembly and a guaranteed head-tuner on the race track.

Many people would question the validity of of a tire temprature sensor on a go kart. At a cost of over $25,000 for a complete PI system which is roughly twice the cost of a 125cc shifter kart many people would label it as insane. Read the rest of this entry »

Are you tired of fumbling with tools to change your jet on your Dellorto carb? Well Rotax is officially making it easier for 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

Finally you can adjust caster without sacraficing camber. This new product from Sniper will rule the world when it finally hits the market in the next few months. Read the rest of this entry »

Day 2 is almost coming to an end. The morning started off with a quick drivers meeting and then the 2009 Lottery kicked off with the Juniors.
Once everyone got there chassis all the teams were off to assemble the chassis and get them ready for tomorrow morning. It is always an amazing view to see 216 chassis that are brand new sitting outfront on the track.
I estimate that is about $1.5 million to 1.7 million US retail value worth of karts and motors. Very cool.
Check out the gallery below:

Well Sunday morning the new 2010 paddles arrived. Darryl Smith of Rotax personally installed them all (80 DD2 karts). First impressions: Amazing! Read the rest of this entry »

Today Karttechnik arrived in Sharm el Sheikh at Ghibli Raceway. Final preparations are being made and all the chassis have been completely built by the factories and ready for the official lottery coming in a couple days time. Gallery Below