Darwin Karting Association (DKA)

Championship Round 4 - 18th May

NIGHT MEETING - TRACK 3
Scrutineering Closes 4pm

Carby Session 4 - 4.20pm
Racing commences 5pm

SPECTATORS FREE ENTRY

Food and Drinks Available

Entries:
Entries will be accepted by either of the following methods:
AKA Online Entries:
a. Log on to your driver information via http://www.karting.net.au/
b. Click on the licence and entries icon (top left of the screen)
c. Click on the ‘Enter a race meeting’ icon
d. Enter you log on details
e. Under ‘My Details’ functions, choose ‘Pre Enter Race Meeting’
f. Then choose ‘NT’ and finally ‘Darwin Karting Association’
Race Day
Entries will be accepted at the track until 4:00pm

14 May 2013

Championship Round 2 Results

Round two of the Darwin Karting Association saw plenty of tight racing under lights last Saturday night, where two relatively new competitors grabbing podium positions.
Young cadet driver Zac Hannon, taking third overall behind Benjamin Atkinson and overall winning Harrison Avery.

In the rookie class, it was debutant, Brock Dunn, taking 3rd overall, showing real pace in his very first race meeting. Luke Burt secured second overall, as no could catch the fast flying arrow of Eloise Avery, who took the round win.

In the Junior National Light class, Tommy Maxwell dominated the event, leaving Jake Smith (2nd), Reece Webster (3rd), Jordan Smith and Ben Jennings to fight for the remaining podium positions.

The Hidden Valley Kart Supplies entry of Filip Kapitula, had a clean sweep in the Junior National Heavy class, although Matthew Sealy put plenty of pressure on him throughout the heats, to finish second overall ahead of Kyle Wiseman.

The action stepped up in Clubman Light, with Brent Nott winning race one in a close battle with Brodie Green in the dying laps. Green went on to dominate the remaining races, but was under constant pressure from Kevin Norman, who came in second overall, with Brent Nott third.

TaG 125 provided plenty of action, with Denny Nott taking 2 wins, Damo Stevens and Chris Gatt a win a piece. But no one could catch Denny Nott in the final, who led from start to finish to take the round win ahead of Damo Stevens and Chris Gatt.

Round 3 of the Darwin Karting Association is on again this weekend under lights, racing from 5pm, entry is free, canteen and bar facilities available

Making his debut in Rnd 2 of the CIK Stars of Karting Series, held at the Bolivar Raceway in Adelaide, Darwin’s Bryce Fullwood was super impressive as he diced near the front of the Pro Junior (KFJ) field with his more experienced rivals. The Birel driver secured a top three finish in the opening final before backing it up with a fine fourth placing in the second final to secure the Blackberry Powerful Award along with a Blackberry Playbook.

30 Apr 2013

YOUNG NT KARTER NAMED AS A PART OF AMSF PROGRAM

The Australian Motor Sport Foundation (AMSF) has announced six of Australia’s top young kart racers will form its 2013 Rookie Rising Stars scholarship program.

Newcomers to the AMSF Rookie Rising Stars scholarship program include Northern Territory’s Bryce Fullwood, South Australia’s Joshua Denton and Western Australian Nikola Mitic.
“The involvement of more young kart racers is the next step for the AMSF in assisting young drivers achieve their goals in Australian motorsport,” said AMSF Chairman Geoff Morgan.

“The AMSF Rookie Rising Star Program would not be possible without the support from its partners including the Australian Government and Australian Sports Commission, the Australian Sports Foundation, the AMSF Network Group of donors and AMSF Patrons Sir Jack Brabham, Alan Jones and Mark Webber.”
Since its inception in 2001, the AMSF has supported over 30 Australian drivers in their bid to make their mark on the world motorsport stage.
In addition to the Rookie Rising Stars scholarship program the AMSF incorporates the CAMS Rising Star program where Macauley Jones, Liam Sager, Sam Breen and Jayden Wallis are currently competing in the 2013 Australian Formula Ford Championship.
Through its Rising Star programs, these drivers receive training, mentorship and financial assistance to help them succeed in their chosen categories. The AMSF are proud to have supported world-renowned drivers such as Will Power, Daniel Ricciardo and Chris Atkinson, and are excited by the potential of the current Rising Star drivers.

2013 AUSTRALIAN MOTOR SPORT FOUNDATION ROOKIE RISING STARS
Joseph Mawson
Age: 17
Hometown: Sydney, NSW
2013 Schedule
CIK-FIA World KF Championship, CIK-FIA European KF Championship, WSK Master Series (KF), WSK Euro Series (KF)

Pierce Lehane
Age: 17
Hometown: Sydney, NSW
2013 Schedule
Rotax Max Euro Challenge, Rotax Pro Tour, Australian Rotax Nationals

Joshua Smith
Age: 15
Hometown: Townsville, QLD
2013 Schedule
CIK Stars of Karting Series, Selected CIK-FIA Championship events

Bryce Fullwood
Age: 14
Hometown: Darwin, NT
2013 Schedule
CIK Stars of Karting Series (Pro Junior - KFJ), Rotax Pro Tour, Australian State and National Championships

Joshua Denton
Age: 13
Hometown: Cockatoo Valley, SA
2013 Schedule
CIK Stars of Karting Series (Pro Junior - KFJ), Australian State and National Championships

Nikola Mitic
Age: 13
Hometown: Perth, WA
2013 Schedule
Selected CIK Stars of Karting Series (Pro Junior - KFJ) and Rotax Pro Tour events, Australian State and National Championships

Newcomers to the AMSF Rookie Rising Stars scholarship program include Joshua Denton (left), Bryce Fullwood (centre) and Nikola Mitic (right).
(Pic: AF Images/Budd)

Story Courtesy AKA

03 Apr 2013

TERRITORY CHAMPION WINS AUSSIE KARTING TITLES

The Championship Finals are completed at the 51st Australian National Sprint Kart Championships at the Monarto Karting Complex in South Australia.

Northern Territory driver Bryce Fullwood completed in 2 classes, coming 5th in the Junior National Heavy and 1st in the Junior National Light Class. He is the first ever Territorian to win an Australian Title at the National Karting Championships. The Darwin Karting Association competitor has been regularly travelling interstate for the past several years contending State and National Titles winning State Titles on a number of occasions but this is the "big one".

Brad & Bryce Fullwood and MotorSports NT President Grant Hamon

Junior National Light
1. Bryce Fullwood
2. Dylan Hollis
3. Jayden Ojeda
4. Tyler Morrison
5. Reece Sidebottom

Race Note: Territorian Bryce Fullwood was the favourite to win the national championship last year on his home track but he had South Australian Luke Marquis steal his limelight. This year, it was his time to shine with a dominant victory. Dylan Hollis finished second, narrowly ahead of Jayden Ojeda and Tyler Morrison.

Bryce Fullwood 2nd from left kneeling. Photo courtey AKA website

02 Apr 2013

Bryce Fullwood Achievements

Dear members,

Many of you may already be aware, that our very own Bryce Fullwood has achieved a top 6 ranking, recently published in the February edition of KartOz magazine. Bryce's achievements is a credit to his driving ability, family support and Graham Powles. Bryce won both the NSW and Tasmanian titles in 2012, and had numerous podium finishes at other state titles and prominent events throughout Australia in 2012. As a result, Bryce has secured a Fujitsu Cool Driver Program sponsorship and a very lucrative arrangement with Birel Karts, when competing in J-Max, which has the potential to see Bryce racing in Europe in the very near future.

On behalf of the DKA committee and members, I congratulate Bryce, family and support crew on his achievements and wish him all the very best for the future.

Kind Regards

Steve Green
DKA President

08 Mar 2013

2013 Calendar Announced

Download 2013 Calendar HERE

13 Jan 2013

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