March 2010 - International Kart Federation

T H E O F F I C I A L P U B L I C A T I O N O F T H E I N T E R N A T I O N A L K A R T F E D E R A T I O N • V O L U M E 5 0 , N O . 3 

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region 7 sprint awards banquet 

region 7 point standings 

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ON THE COVER: Jamie McMurray, 

1988 IKF Duffy Winner and 2010 

NASCAR Daytona 500 Champion. 

THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL KART FEDERATION • VOL. 50, NO. 3 • march 2010 

Table of Contents 

Membership news & Welcome New Members........................................................................ 6 

Tech and Rule Updates..................................................................................................................... 7 

IKF board of directors january 2010 meeting minutes............................................... 10 

Leopard Engine Awards Competition - page 16 

Italian motors usa & Iame to award engine packages............................................. 16 

Region 7 sprint championship series 2009 awards banquet.................................... 18 

Region 7 sprint championship series, grange entry form...................................... 20 

congratulations to Jamie mcmurray and tony stewart....................................... 21 

ikf membership application......................................................................................................... 22 

IKF grand nationals and Regional Events...................................................................... 23 

Region 7 Sprint 2009 Awards Banquet - page 18 

IKF Regional Map................................................................................................................................. 25 

Regional point standings............................................................................................................ 26 

Hot off the press................................................................................................................................ 26 

Advertiser Index................................................................................................................................. 26 

IKF 2010 grand national waiver application................................................................... 27 

IKF Governors, coordinators and committees.............................................................. 31 

NASCAR Pilot, Tony Stewart, 

1983 2-Cycle Speedway Duffy Winner - page 21 

Note to all Competitors: 

If you, as a competitor, have any 

questions about the legality or safety 

of your kart, please ask the appropriate 

official at your race. For tech 

or safety issues, ask the Tech Director. 

For race procedures or general 

items, ask the Race Director. 

The IKF does not endorse or 

determine the competition legality 

of products and services advertised 

in the Karter News Magazine, the 

Competition Regulations & Technical 

Manual, and on the IKF Web 

Site. The competitor is responsible 

for determining the legality of all 

their equipment for use in IKF sanctioned 

events. 

IKF Board of Directors 

BILL HILGER - President, 5910 Skylark Lane, Lincoln, NE 68516....................................................(402) 416-1284 

Fax (402) 489-7370 

RICK SCRIBNER - Vice President, 5475 Laird Road, Loomis, CA 95650.........................................(916) 652-3905 

Fax (916) 652-3910 

DON HOLMBOE - Secretary, 9399 S.W. Tigard Street, Tigard, OR 97223........................................(503) 624-0621 

JACK HOEGERL - Co-Treasurer, 4205 29th Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201.......................................... (309) 793-0118 

Fax (309) 793-0111, Email: jackh18@aol.com 

ART VERLENGIERE - Co-Treasurer, 2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A, Santa Maria, CA 93455 

GLENN ARAKI, 2615 Business Park Ave., Fresno, CA 93727............................................................(559) 291-0570 

JOHN MOTLEY, 2130 Golden Hill Road, Unit 40, Paso Robles, CA 93446.....................................(805) 238-7060 

Fax (805) 238-0323 

ED DIEDRICH, 1308 Hallertau Drive Sparks, NV 89441....................................................................(775)-424-3797 

MICHAEL SCHORN, P.o. Box 373, Banks, OR 97106..........................................................................(503) 324-9072 

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VOLUME 50, NO.2 • FEBRUARY 2010 

Karter News is the official monthly publication of the International Kart Federation. 

Editor 

Pat Eldridge (pat@ikfkarting.com) 

Production Coordinator 

Felton Stroud / Stroud Design, Inc. 

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International Kart Federation Staff: 

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Cynthia Enriquez (membership@ikfkarting.com) 

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MEMBERSHIP NEWS 

Information regarding Certified Birth Certificates Required 

for IKF Membership effective January 1, 2011. 

Effective January 1, 2011, the International Kart Federation 

will require all minor members, under the age of 18, to have 

a Certified Birth Certificate on file at the IKF Office. 

Copies will not be accepted. 

Please send a Certified Birth Certificate with all new and 

renewing minor memberships in 2010. Current IKF minor members 

may send their Birth Certificate at any time during 2010. 

The IKF will require this only once - we do not need this 

done each year. 

Renewal Memberships received without the Certified Birth 

Certificates will be on hold and considered expired until the 

Certified Birth Certificate is received at the IKF Office. New 

Memberships will not be processed without the Certified 

Birth Certificate. 

Please call the Membership Desk at the IKF Office, 909- 

923-4999 or email membership@ikfkarting.com, if you 

have any questions. 

2010 IKF Board Meeting Information - Date Change 

The April Board Meeting will be held on April 16-18, 2010. 

Location TBD. 

2010 IKF Rule book & 2009 Grand national annual available 

for purchase 

The 2010 IKF Competition Regulations and Technical Manual 

is available for $25.00 each. This does not include IKF 

membership and voting privileges. 

Copies of the 2009 Grand Nationals Annual are available 

for $20.00 each. 

Quantity discounts available. Contact the IKF office at 909- 

923-4999 to order or for more information. 

NEW MEMBERS 

january 2010 

Thomas Koerner..............................................................................................NV 

Gene Pasquini.................................................................................................. CA 

Eric Nascimento Sr.......................................................................................... CA 

Eric Nascimento Jr........................................................................................... CA 

Danny Chew..................................................................................................... CA 

January Grove.................................................................................................. CA 

Calvin Retman...................................................................................................IA 

Michael Hudson.............................................................................................. CA 

Alec Hudson..................................................................................................... CA 

Ryan Casner...................................................................................................... CA 

Ray Barkley.......................................................................................................NV 

Wade Echols.....................................................................................................WA 

Dawson Vance..................................................................................................WA 

Gary Burgess....................................................................................................WA 

Marc Lehrfeld...................................................................................................WA 

Kyle Vallarino................................................................................................... CA 

Kenny Lefler..................................................................................................... CA 

David Langon................................................................................................... CA 

Daniel Langon.................................................................................................. CA 

Mark Murdock................................................................................................. CA 

George Murdock.............................................................................................. CA 

Guy Hepner...................................................................................................... CA 

Chris Mankin.................................................................................................... CA 

Brett Enright.....................................................................................................WA 

Carson Enright.................................................................................................WA 

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☞ = indicates new update for this issue. please note that tech & rule book updates will now go into 

effect thirty (30) days after they are posted on the iKf Website: www.ikfkarting.com) 

add: 

cHanGE: 

dElEtE: 

cHanGE: 

Rule has been added where indicated by reference number. 

Rule has been modified from the original version. 

Rule has been deleted from the rule book. 

101.3.4.1 #3, #5, #6, #8 (Remove the following): "with participation from 

at least two regions". 

cHanGE: 

101.4 election of iKf Board of directors (Change all to read): 

101.4.1 Ballots for election to the Board of directors shall appear in 

the august issue of Karter news each year. Two nominations are 

required for a candidate to be placed on the ballot for the board 

of directors. 

101.4.2 Nomination forms must be returned to the iKF office by 

september 5, or the next businesss day, to be valid. 

101.4.3 Nomination acceptance forms shall be mailed to each 

nominee by september 10. 

101.4.4 acceptance forms and Nominee platform must be received at 

the iKF office by september 24 to be placed on the ballot. 

101.4.5 Nominees and their platforms will appear in the november 

issue of Karter news. 

101.4.6 Ballots will be sent to the membership before november 15. 

101.4.7 voted ballots must be returned to the accountant by 

december 7. 

101.4.8 Ballots will be counted after the Fall board of directors 

meeting. results of the election will be place on the website and in 

Karter news as soon as possible. 

101.4.9 Newly elected directors will take their office at the january 

board Meeting. 

cHanGE: 

200.1: iKf 2 & 4 Cycle sprint tire groups for grand Nationals (move) 

2-cycle sprint classes senior super sportsman and senior super 

sportsman heavy from "group 2" to "group 3." 

cHanGE: 

☞ 212 2-Cycle sprint grand National schedule: (Add text): effective with 

the 2011 2 cycle sprint grand national, the date of the event will be 

the last two weeks of august or the first two weeks of september. 

cHanGE: 

☞ 212.2.1 approved local option Classes: (Add to list) 

Kid Kart 150# junior hpv 2 heavy 330# 

jr. super sportsman heavy 310# jr. ii prd spec 320# 

sr. prd spec 360# sr. prd spec heavy 380# 

junior hpv 1 heavy 250# junior i comer heavy 235# 

Kid Kart heavy 160# 


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CHANGE: 

212.4 Official Schedule: (Add to list) 

Day 1 

1. Kid Kart..........................................................................................150 

2. Rookie Sportsman.........................................................................235 

3. Jr. Super Sportsman Heavy........................................................310 

4. Sr. PRD Spec...................................................................................360 

5. Jr. HPV 1 Heavy............................................................................250 

Day 2 

1. Kid Kart Heavy.............................................................................160 

2. Jr. 1 Comer......................................................................................225 

3. Iame Cup................................................................................ per IKF 

4. Jr. HPV 2 Heavy............................................................................330 

5. HPV 3..............................................................................................340 

Day 3 

1. Jr. 2 PRD Spec................................................................................320 

2. Sr. PRD Spec Heavy.....................................................................380 

3. Jr HPV 1..........................................................................................240 

4. Jr. Super Sportsman (rlv 2 pipe..................................................300 

5. Sr. Super Sportsman (rlv 3 pipe.................................................340 

Day 4 

1. IKF TaG................................................................................... per IKF 

2. Jr. 1 Comer Heavy........................................................................235 

3. HPV 4..............................................................................................340 

4. Jr. HPV 2.........................................................................................310 

5. Sr. Super Sportsman Heavy (RLV) 3 pipe...............................360 

CHANGE: 

275.5.2: IKF TaG Junior Class (Add to list) Parilla Leopard MY09 335# 

Weight to be reviewed by March 31, 2010. 

CHANGE: 

275.5.3.1: IKF TaG Senior (Add to list) Parilla Leopard MY09 

385#Weight to be reviewed by March 31, 2010. 

CHANGE: 

275.5.3.2 IAME Cup (Add to list) Parilla Leopard MY09. 

CHANGE: 

☞ 312 IKF Road Race Grand National Schedule: (Add as second and 

third sentences:) 

For the 2010 Road Race Grand Nationals only, the TaG Enduro 

class will run for thirty (30) minutes instead of forty five (45) minutes. 

All class rules and weights apply per Section 301. 

CHANGE: 

☞ 312.2.1 Approved Local Option Classes for 2010: (Add to list) 

WC Super Stock CR125 Heavy - 16+ - Weight TBD 

NCK TaG Enduro II - 16+ - 410#, TaG Light Weights, 390#, same 

class as TaG Enduro (per Section 301), except class will run for 

thirty (30) minutes instead of forty five (45) minutes. 

WC TaG FBO Heavy - 16+ - TBD 

WC Super Stock CR125 - 16+ - 400# 

Super Stock Sit Up - 16+ - 320/340# 

WC TaG FBO - 16+ - 400# 

80cc Laydown II - 16+ - 410# 

Yamaha Sportsman (Laydown - can on a stick) - 16+ - 400# 

CHANGE: 


Day 1 

Paid Practice 

Day 2 

TaG Light 

Formula 80 Junior 

Formula 80 Senior 

Formula 125 Limited Heavy 

Yamaha Limited Heavy Sprint 

Formula 80 Junior 

Formula 80 Senior 

Formula 125 Limited Heavy 

80cc Laydown 

NCK TaG Enduro II 

IKF Briggs World Formula Med Yamaha KT100S Heavy 

Rotax Max Junior 

rotax Max Junior 

Rotax Max Light 

rotax Max Light 

WC Super Stock CR125 Heavy WC Super Stock CR125 Heavy 

TaG Light 

Day 3 

WC TaG FBO Heavy 

TaG FBO Heavy 

WC Super Stock CR125 

WC Super Stock CR125 

Yamaha Limited Light Sprint TaG Enduro 

IKF Briggs World Formula Heavy Super Stock Sit Up 

Intercontinental-E 

intercontinental-E 

Rotax Max 

Formula 125 Limited 

Formula 125 Limited 

Day 4 

WC Tag FBO 

TaG FBO 

Super Stock CR125 

super Stock CR125 

80cc Laydown II 

125/150 Open FKE II 

Yamaha Sptsmn Hvy (Can on a stick) Yamaha KT100S 

Light 

TaG Heavy 

TaG Heavy 

Formula 125 Formula 125 

Unlimited/FKE III 

unlimited/FKE III 

CHANGE: 

404 IKF 2-Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National Schedule: 

(Add text:) 2010 Grand National will be hosted by the Newton 

Kart Klub at Newton Kart Track Newton IA, 

August 3-6, 2010. 

CHANGE: 

404.2.1 Approved Local Option Classes for 2010: (Add to list) 

Kid Kart 

Junior III Sportsman - 14+ - Junior II without restrictor plate - 

275# 

CHANGE: 


August 3rd: 

Registration 

Parking 

Pre-Tech 

Practice 4-9pm 

August 4th: 

Junior II Light 

Yamaha KT100S Light 

Junior Midget 

100cc Super Stock Light 

Super Sportsman (Super Box) 

200cc Stock 

5pm Hot Laps 

August 5th: 

Junior II Heavy 

Yamaha KT100S LTD 

100cc Super Stock Heavy 

Senior Sportsman 

Open Midget 

Junior I Light 

5pm Hot Laps 

CHANGE: 

august 6th: 


junior III Sportsman 

yamaha KT100S Heavy 

super Stock Midget 

open 

junior I Heavy 

5pm Hot Laps 

August 7th: 

rain Date 

☞ 603.2.19 Pressure/Vacuum Test: (Add as second paragraph:) 

Division and Classes that are subject to this test: 

Division 200 Classes, Kid Kart, Junior 1, Rookie Sportsman, HPV 

1 Cadet, Junior Sportsman. 

Division 400 Classes, Kid Kart, Junior 1 Light, Junior 1 Heavy, 

Junior 2 Light, Junior 2 Heavy. 


cHanGE: 

657 super stock Cr125 - effective January 23, 2010 (Change Subsections 

listed below as noted:) 

657.1 Conditions and specifications specific to this class: 

657.1.1 This set of rules provides engine rules that can be 

used in either road racing or sprint. 

657.1.2 guidelines offered in these pages are subject to the 

term "spirit and intent" and apply to the technical aspects of 

this "stock" shifter kart class. it is expected that all participants 

will adhere to the spirit and intent of these rules. These 

are guidelines for fair and equitable competition. They are 

not the basis to "read between the lines" in order to circumvent 

the intent. 

657.3 Cylinder and top end: 1997-1999 cylinders are legal. no 

modification or machining of the cylinder is allowed such as 

porting, adding or deleting ports, decking of top or bottom of 

cylinder, or re-nikasil. cylinder mounting flanges may be spot 

faced in the area where the nut meets the flange only. some 

factory grinding is performed prior to the nikasil process on 

many cylinders. The Technical director reserves the right to 

disapprove any cylinder supplied by honda and not modified. 

some oeM cylinders may not be acceptable for iKF competition. 

cylinder length is 3.311 - 3.316. 

base gasket to be stock oeM 1999. 

657.3.1 exceptions: stock power valves may be removed and 

after market plugs used, with no filing, welding, or modifying 

of the cylinder. The power valve actuator rod hole may 

be plugged. oeM power valve covers may be replaced with 

aftermarket plates. 

657.3.2 Cylinder head: head must remain oeM with no modifications 

or machining of any kind. head must fit factory 

profile using the shockwave "stock cr125" profile gauge. 

removal of mounting boss and modifications to the water 

outlets, for the purpose of hose connection, are allowed. 

head gasket must be stock oeM. 

squish or deck height measurement through the spark plug 

hole will be a minimum of .050 thousandths, using .060 

solder. This is not intended to be a minimum or maximum 

dimension. This dimension is a "quick" check to determine if 

any non-conforming modifications are present. 

657.3.4 piston, ring, Wristpin: piston, ring, wristpin and upper 

rod bearing must be stock oeM. no modifications of any 

kind. lapping the bottom of the ring is permitted. 

657.5 intake system: 

657.5.3 manifold and reeds: intake manifold must be stock 1999 

oeM cr125 (honda part number 16221-KZ4-a10 - most are 

marked KZM4) with no modifications. The reed cage must be 

1999 cr125 (honda part number 14100-KZ4-j11) after market 

replacement reeds will be allowed, including mono reeds 

or stiffeners. This only allows reeds that may be installed 

without modification to the 1999 reed cage and does not permit 

multi-stage reeds. 

657.6 ignition system: 

657.6.2 flywheel: The stator and flywheel must be stock 1999 

oeM. only repairs approved by the Technical director may 

be done to the wiring. stock flywheel key must remain in 

place with no modifications. The left hand lower limiting 

plate on the stator must be intact, with no modification. 

either the factory limiting plate or sKusa limiting plate 

(available from sKusa) may be used. Machined aluminum 

stator slots, underneath unmodified limiting plates, are 

allowed at this time. no modification to the hold down bolts 

is permitted. static timing must be controlled by the stock 

stator plate or the sKusa plate. no modification to any of 

the components that change the static timing. 

657.7 exhaust system: 

657.7.1 exhaust: only the following exhausts are allowed. 

no modification of any kind is permitted. exhaust flange 

is open, but must meet oeM length dimensions. no spacers 

allowed between cylinder and exhaust flange except one 

oeM steel gasket. 

rlv r2 standard stinger (part# 6800) 

rlv r2 w/cross stinger (part# 6800/c) 

rlv r4 (part# 6830) 

rce T-3 

competitors using either the #6800 or #6800/c pipes are 

allowed to reduce their minimum weight by 10 lbs. 

657.7.2 silencer: exhaust silencer body shall be a minimum of 

12 inches and a maximum of 14.5 inches in length. diameter 

will be at least 3 inches. Factory produced silencers only, no 

modifications allowed. 

cHanGE: 

675 tag engine package specifications Chart (Add to list) parilla 

leopard My09 specifications same as parilla leopard. 

ExPERiENcE LifE 

iN ThE fAST LANE 

Membership Information: International Kart federation 

1609 s. Grove ave., suite 105 ontario, Ca 91761, 

909-923-4999 www.ikfkarting.com 


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IKF Board of Directors Meeting Minutes 

January 23, 2010 – Ontario CA 

President Bill Hilger called the Saturday Open Meeting 

to order at 8:03am. Directors present at Roll Call were 

Glenn Araki, Ed Diederich, Bill Hilger, Jack Hoegerl, Don 

Holmboe, John Motley, Mike Schorn, Rick Scribner, and Art 

Verlengiere. 

Election of Officers 

For President: 

Hilger nominated by Schorn: Second by Scribner. 

In Favor: Unanimous 

Passed 

For Vice-President: 

Scribner nominated by Diederich; Second by Araki. 

In favor: Unanimous 

Passed 

For Secretary: 

Holmboe nominated by Scribner: Second by Schorn. 


Passed 

For Co-Treasurers: 

Hoegerl nominated by Diederich. Second by Schorn. 

Verlengiere nominated by Scribner. Second by Araki. 


Passed 

President Hilger welcomes the following members and 

guests in attendance: Gary Gebhart, Ron Linville, Janet Scribner, 

Sharee Hoegerl, Carmen Carranza, and Cindy Enriquez. 

President Hilger thanks the guests for attending the Meeting. 

Hilger gives a brief description of the meeting format and 

agenda. 

Treasurer’s Report 

Presented by Hoegerl. 

Accounts Receivable Summary – concern if in the 120 

days. Paid out small number of credits on the books. Most 

receivables are for the 2010 IKF Rulebook. 

Profit & Loss – 3 Year Comparison – Membership down, 

magazine ads down, pit pass income down, TaG Homologation 

up. Some expenses higher as we had one additional 

Grand National in 2009. Insurance costs – sold more passes 

– passes cost more. Virtual magazine reduced expenses. 

One time purchase of the original Duffy and original Duffy 

mold. Additional adjustments for 2009 to be done. Will show 

a profit. 

Balance Sheet – 3 Year Comparison – Assets are higher, 

A/R lower. Fixed Assets – no purchases, more depreciation. 

Pre-Pay Items – carry over during the year. Liabilities 

– regional funds – held for the regions. Held for IKF to do 

business during the year. Net income up for 2009. 

Motion by Schorn to appoint Ed Diederich for the vacant seat 

on the Board for 2010-2012. 

Second by Verlengiere. 


Passed 

2009 Top 5 Pit Pass Sales 

Hilger reads the Top 5 2009 Pit Pass Sales. States that each 

of them will receive a certificate for a free year of track sanctioning. 

Clarifies that tabulation is done by number of pit 

passes sold not dollar sales. 

2011 Grand National Bids & Questionnaires 

Reviewed the bids and questionnaires received for the 2011 

Grand Nationals. The bidders below will have the opportunity 

to make a presentation at the Spring Board Meeting, with 

voting to follow. 

2 CYCLE SPRINT 

Reg 7 EP1K ProMotions CalSpeed, Fontana CA 

Reg 11 North. NV Kart Club Desert Park Raceway 

reno NV 

4 CYCLE SPEEDWAY 

Reg 5A SD Kart Club 

University Plains Speedway 

brookings SD 

R 5A Huron Kart Club Rolling Thunder Speedway 

huron SD 

2 CYCLE SPEEDWAY/SPEEDWAY MIDGET/4 CYCLE 

SPEEDWAY 

Reg 5A SD Kart Club 

ROAD RACE 

Reg 4B SWRA 


brookings SD 

Texas World Speedway 

college Station TX 

Discussion by Board: 

2 Cycle Sprint 

Hilger states that LAKC withdrew their bid for the 2 Cycle 

Sprint Grand National. 

Verlengiere states he is unhappy with the accepting of bids 

past the deadline. The other tracks complied and they are taking 

a late bid; it is blatantly unfair to the people who honored 

the deadline and went by the rules. Hilger states they have 

done this in the past. States they will need to weigh this in 

their decision. Hilger clarifies that Northern Nevada Kart 

Club and Huron Kart Club were late to submit their bids. 

Verlengiere states their bids should not have been accepted. 

Discussion of date the Huron bid received in the IKF Office. 

Hilger states the Board can reject a bid and not allow it. 

Araki asks for clarification on items on the Questionnaire 

from CalSpeed. Items questioned were numbers 4, 9, 24, 27, 

48, 58, 84. Most questions are on charges. Feels there should be 

some kind of criteria for what the charges can be for a Grand 

National event, charges are getting out of control. Hilger asks 

for an acceptable price range for pit spots. Discussed by Board. 

Letter to be sent for clarification on items above. 


Verlengiere states the Grand National date is too early in 

the year. Needs to be late August or early September. Interferes 

with regional programs. Hilger states Line #4 needs to 

be changed on future Questionnaires. 

Motley states there were a lot of complaints about hidden 

charges at the last Grand National at this location. Feels all 

charges should be transparent. Scribner feels prices are in line 

as they should be. Board agrees. 

Hilger states there was a Board vote to accept the late bid 

from Northern Nevada Kart Club. 

Verlengiere states he will not pursue Rob Niles business if 

they go along with this program. Someone else will need to 

pursue his business. 

Araki asks why the bid was late from NNKC. Diederich 

did not know why it was late. Scribner suggests the Board 

accept the NNKC bid as there is no alternate track for the 

event. Hilger states that tracks that put on a very good Grand 

National should have the option for the event after the next 

years event. Discussion by Board of acceptance of the late 

bid. Schorn says the vote is in April. Hilger says to invite both 

promoters to make presentations in April. 

Chris Villarreal joins the Meeting. 

Araki asks for clarification on item numbers 9, 24, 48, 53, 

54, 58, 82 and 85 on the Questionnaire from Northern Nevada 

Kart Club. Diederich to speak with Brian. Letter to be sent for 

clarification on items above. 

Scribner states all fees need to be upfront. Villarreal states 

the promoters should be told what they can charge. States that 

Araki is doing a good job; knows what competitors want. 

No bids received for the 4 Cycle Sprint Grand National. 

Hilger states a Questionnaire was submitted for a 2 Cycle 

Speedway/Speedway Midget/4 Cycle Speedway combined 

event. The bid was also submitted late. Hilger suggests they 

keep the 2 Cycle event around the Newton area. 

Hilger states there are two Questionnaires for the 4 Cycle 

Speedway from South Dakota Kart Club and Huron Kart 

Club. Araki asks questions regarding items 39 and 40. Hilger 

answers the fees are not out of line. 

Hilger states the Huron Questionnaire was late. Huron 

states it was sent prior to deadline. Hilger accepts the Questionnaire, 

Verlengiere does not accept. Araki has same questions. 

Hilger questions item 36 – they don’t want pump 

around. Discussion on pump around. 

Hilger states there is one Questionnaire for Road Race. 

Araki questions items 48, 58, 59, 82. 

No bids received for the Speedway Pavement Grand 

National. 

No bids received for the 2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway 

Midget Grand National. Verlengiere suggests they cancel the 

program. Hilger states there was a successful event last year. 

Motley asks why they can’t get bids for it. Hoegerl says there 

are two hosting track that bid on it. Tracks to be contacted if 

they want to bid on the event. Schorn to call Delaware Speedway. 

Diederich asks if the 4 Cycle Sprint Grand National is a 

worthwhile project. Verlengiere asks if there are potential 

growth areas. Schorn says absolutely. Villarreal says it is not 

a growing market. Schorn believes the 4 Cycle group is 40% 

of their business in Portland. Villarreal asks why they have 

Grand National events on this side of the country and there 

is no 4 Cycle participation, especially from Region 6. Villarreal 

says they do not travel. Schorn says there are no classes 

that they run are down here. Villarreal says that is a problem 

they allow to happen. 

Schorn states the Portland Kart Club could host the 4 Cycle 

Sprint Grand National. Diederich suggests a joint effort with 

two tracks. Discussion by Board. 

Hoegerl requests a Questionnaire be sent to Delaware 

Speedway. Hilger agrees. 

Hilger suggests that each Committee look at the Questionnaire 

and suggest the changes to the Board. Minimum/ 

Maximum fees. 

Ron Perry from Kerman Kart Club introduces himself. 

2010 Grand National Director in Charge & 

Tech Director Appointments 

2 CYCLE SPRINT 

Willow Springs Kart Club 

Willow Springs Kart Track 

June 22-26, 2010 

ROAD RACE 

Northern California 

Karters 

Buttonwillow Raceway 

Park 

June 29 – July 2, 2010 

4 CYC SPRT/SHIFTER 

Tri City Kart Club 

Horn Rapids Kart Track 

June 30 – July 3, 2010 

4 CYC SPEEDWAY 

SD Kart Club 


July 12-16, 2010 

2 CYC SPWY/SPWY 

MIDGET 

Newton Kart Klub 

Newton Kart Track 

Aug 3-6, 2010 

SPWAY PAVEMENT* 

Randy Perkins 

Jamaica Raceway 

Aug 12-14, 2010 

DIRECTOR IN 

CHG 

Bill Hilger 

Ed Diederich 

TBD Tabled to April 

Meeting 

Bill Hilger 

Mike Schorn 

Andy Bear 

TECH DIR. 

John Motley 

John Motley 

Terry Nash 

TBD 

Jack Hoegerl 

Mark Alton 

*This event was discussed by the Board; pending signing 

of Agreements. 

2010 Grand Nationals 

Motion by Verlengiere to accept the dates, race schedule 

and local option classes for the 2010 2 Cycle Speedway/ 

Speedway Midget Grand National. Second by Motley. 


Passed 

Note: The approved dates, race schedule and local option 

classes for the 2010 2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget 


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Grand National are available on the IKF website www. 

ikfkarting.com. 

Motion by Verlengiere to change the fee rate for the 

2010 Speedway Pavement Grand National Agreement and 

approve the local option class Mini Winston Cup cars. 

Discussion by Board: Clone classes not considered because 

of no regional participation. Funds allocated by IKF for testing 

of the clone engines. Verlengiere requests a rule package 

by the April Meeting. 

Second by Diederich. 


Passed 

Motion by Motley to approve the 2010 2 Cycle Sprint 

Grand National race schedule and local option classes. Board 

has concerns about the Kid Kart and Junior I classes running 

late in the day. Board wants a written plan from the promoter 

for management of the Kid Kart and Junior I classes by the 

end of March. 

Second by Araki. 

In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, 

Scribner 

Opposed: Schorn 

Abstain: Verlengiere 

Passed 

Note: The approved race schedule and local option classes 

for the 2010 2 Cycle Sprint Grand National are available on 

the IKF website www.ikfkarting.com. 

Motion by Holmboe to accept the 2010 Road Race Grand 

National local option classes. Need weight on two classes; 

Holmboe to contact promoter. 



Passed 

Note: The approved race schedule and local option classes 

for the 2010 Road Race Grand National are available on the 

IKF website www.ikfkarting.com. 

Horstman 

Ron Linville from Horstman addresses the Board regarding 

the introduction of an engine package and asks the Board 

for clarification on their position of the HPV homologation 

program. Gary Gebhart states they paid the homologation 

fee in August for three engines in the Rulebook. 

Explains the HPV/KPV matter regarding the homologation 

procedure. Asks if there is a contingency program in 

the IKF. Verlengiere greatest concern is the people that have 

embraced the HPV program are not allowed to be disenfranchised. 

Linville agrees. Wants to introduce package. Can 

add as a local option on the regional program per Villarreal. 

Explains introduction of the HPV motor. Always been a pure 

class. Lengthy discussion of past, present and future of the 

HPV program. IKF is a spectator/participant in this issue; we 

are the end victim. Discuss plans for 2011. Gebhart requests 

that they continue to follow the clutch rule and the pipe rule 

for 2010. Discuss homologation procedures. Gebhart thanks 

the Board for their time. 

Hilger recognized Ron Perry in the audience. Mr. Perry states 

he is listening and learning. 

Directors Items: 

Motley discusses the TaG engine approval period. Hoegerl 

asks when they are going to open the new approval 

period. Motley states they are going to have a meeting back 

east to examine the motors. Parallel with WKA time frame. 

Motley clarifies to Hoegerl that all TaG engines in the Rulebook 

now will need to renew. Assume some minor changes. 

Scribner states he believes they were going to take a stance 

of no new engines in the next period – just renewals; will ask 

Terry Nash. Motley says they would want to discourage new 

engines submissions. 

David May joins the Meeting. Involved in Region 7 

Sprint. 

Verlengiere feels the IKF Board of Director election schedule should 

be changed. It now starts in June and ends in October. States 

it is in the middle of the summer when everyone is racing 

and we have a hard time getting people to participate in the 

process. He suggests the process start in September and end 

in early December. 

Motion by Scribner to change Section 101.4 Election of IKF 

Board of Directors to read: 

101.4 Election of IKF Board of Directors 

101.4.1 Ballots for election to the Board of Directors shall 

appear in the August issue of Karter News each year. Two 

nominations are required for a Candidate to be placed on the 

ballot for the Board of Directors. 

101.4.2 Nomination forms must be returned to the IKF 

Office by September 5, or the next business day, to be valid. 

101.4.3 Nomination Acceptance forms shall be mailed to 

each Nominee by September 10. 

101.4.4 Acceptance forms and Nominee Platform must be 

received at the IKF Office by September 24 to be placed on 

the Ballot. 

101.4.5 Nominees and their platforms will appear in the 

November issue of Karter News. 

101.4.6 Ballots will be sent to the membership before 

November 15. 

101.4.7 Voted ballots must be returned to the Accountant 

by December 7. 

101.4.8 Ballots will be counted after the Fall Board of Directors 

meeting. Results of the election will be placed on the 

Website and in Karter News as soon as possible. 

101.4.9 Newly elected Directors will take their office 

at the January IKF Board Meeting. 

Second by Holmboe. 


Passed 

Verlengiere states that Regions 6, 7, and 11 have so many tracks 

that want to participate in the regional series. Cannot be done. 

Recommends putting a rotation system in the Rulebook. 

Need to accommodate our customers. Need criteria for tracks 

that get events and those that sit out. Verlengiere states he 

will come up with a proposal for the April Board Meeting. 

Discuss re-alignment of regions. 

Motion by Verlengiere to mandate the date of the 2 Cycle 


Sprint Grand National to the last two weeks of August or the 

first two weeks of September, effective with the 2011 Grand 

National. 

Verlengiere states it is too early in the year now. Discussion 

by Board. 


In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hoegerl, Holmboe, Motley, 

Scribner, Verlengiere 

Opposed: Schorn 

Passed 

Verlengiere thanks Mr. May for attending the meeting. Mr. May 

states gives reasons why he came to the meeting. To try to help 

with input and suggestions, come up with ideas to make it 

more affordable, Region 7 issues. Verlengiere feels there is a 

disconnect between what the Board does and the people in 

the field. Likes people to attend the meetings to shore up the 

disconnect. Discusses Region 7 matters. Mr. May states he did 

not attend the meeting at Buttonwillow. Verlengiere states 

there were constructive ideas from that meeting. Mr. May 

states they need to get more of the membership involved on 

the regional level. Get more input. Verlengiere states there 

is a second series. Discusses tire rule. Was told to just do it 

and they will make it work. Mr. May says they need to focus 

on the mass, not the few dissenters. Says it is a cost issue. 

Motley explains the tire issue, worked pretty well, personnel 

intensive. Mr. May states they want it to be fair, even and 

competitive. Feels a rule like this is benefitting everybody. 

Discusses appropriate penalty- needs to be stiff to discourage 

cheating; pull them out of two races. Araki says people 

are for it. Mr. May says racing is addictive. Scribner discusses 

bar-coding of tires. Mr. Perry states that most competitors 

want this deal; want control, can manage it, make it happen 

i.e. pilot program. Mr. May says not to let the one or two guys 

who think they can beat the system, blow it for all. Discussion 

of the tire rule again. Mr. Perry discusses the Rookie Sportsman 

and Junior 1; says to flop them around; move in the right 

direction. Verlengiere asks to let them figure it out. 

Scribner states the Board decided to Table his first agenda 

item until the April Board Meeting. Verlengiere states they 

are going to look at all the regional boundaries for Regions 6, 

7 and 11. Scribner states they should make 4 regions out of 3 

regions because of the number of tracks and regional series. 

Rotational system. Verlengiere asks to give them time to do 

the right thing. Can do at a monthly meeting. Scribner states 

they need to be proactive to solve the dilemma. 

Motion by Scribner to reduce the suspension of Bryan Eady to a 

non-racing probation for the remainder of his suspension. On 

probation for the 2010 season. 

Discussion: Mr. Eady was advised and directed how he 

could undo his suspension; he has taken no action to correct 

the situation. Feels he should follow through on the terms of 

his suspension and make the apology. Will not consider until 

he has made the apology. How he could apologize. 

He has not lived up to his responsibility. Had multiple 

opportunities to apologize. Explanation of actions for suspension. 

Discussion by Board. 


In Favor: Scribner 

Opposed: Araki, Hoegerl, Motley, Schorn, Verlengiere 

Abstain: Diederich, Holmboe 

Failed 

Mr. Perry feels there should be a better process to let IKF 

clubs know who is on suspension and probation. A suspension 

and probation list will be added to the IKF website. Feels 

they will think twice about their actions. 

Motion by Holmboe to accept the Section 657 as listed below. 

657.1 Conditions and Specifications specific to this class: 

657.1.1 This set of rules provides engine rules that can be 

used in either Road Racing or Sprint. 

657.1.2 Guidelines offered in these pages are subject to the 

term “Spirit and Intent” and apply to the technical aspects of 

this “Stock” shifter kart class. It is expected that all participants 

will adhere to the spirit and intent of these rules. These 

are guidelines for fair and equitable competition. They are 

not the basis to “read between the lines” in order to circumvent 

the intent. 

657.3 Cylinder and Top End: 1997-1999 cylinders are legal. 

No modification or machining of the cylinder is allowed such 

as porting, adding or deleting ports, decking of top or bottom 

of cylinder, or re-Nikasil. Cylinder mounting flanges 

may be spot faced in the area where the nut meets the flange 

only. Some factory grinding is performed prior to the Nikasil 

process on many cylinders. The Technical Director reserves 

the right to disapprove any cylinder supplied by Honda and 

not modified. Some OEM cylinders may not be acceptable 

for IKF competition. 

Cylinder length is 3.311 – 3.316. 

Base gasket to be stock OEM 1999. 

657.3.1 Exceptions: Stock power valves may be removed 

and after market plugs used, with no filing, welding, or modifying 

of the cylinder. The power valve actuator rod hole may 

be plugged. OEM power valve covers may be replaced with 

aftermarket plates. 

657.3.2 Cylinder Head: Head must remain OEM with no 

modifications or machining of any kind. Head must fit factory 

profile using the Shockwave “Stock CR125” profile gauge. 

Removal of mounting boss and modifications to the water 

outlets, for the purpose of hose connection, are allowed. 

Head gasket must be stock OEM. 

Squish or deck height measurement through the spark 

plug hole will be a minimum of .050 thousandths, using .060 

solder. This is not intended to be a minimum or maximum 

dimension. This dimension is a “quick” check to determine 

if any non-conforming modifications are present. 

657.3.4 Piston, ring, wristpin and upper rod bearing must 

be stock OEM. No modifications of any kind. Lapping the 

bottom of the ring is permitted. 

657.5 Intake System: 

657.5.3 Manifold and reeds: Intake manifold must be 

stock 1999 OEM CR125 (Honda Part Number 16221-KZ4- 

A10 – most are marked KZM4) with no modifications. The 

reed cage must be 1999 CR125 (Honda Part Number 14100- 

KZ4-J11) After market replacement reeds will be allowed, 

including mono reeds or stiffeners. This only allows reeds 

that may be installed without modification to the 1999 reed 


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cage and does not permit multi-stage reeds. 

657.6 Ignition System: 

657.6.2 The stator and flywheel must be stock 1999 OEM. 

Only repairs approved by the Technical Director may be done 

to the wiring. Stock flywheel key must remain in place with 

no modifications. The left hand lower limiting plate on the 

stator must be intact, with no modification. Either the factory 

limiting plate or SKUSA limiting plate (available from 

SKUSA) may be used. Machined aluminum stator slots, 

underneath unmodified limiting plates, are allowed at this 

time. No modification to the hold down bolts is permitted. 

Static timing must be controlled by the stock stator plate or 

the SKUSA plate. No modification to any of the components 

that change the static timing. 

657.7 Exhaust System: 

657.7.1 Exhaust: Only the following exhausts are allowed. 

No modification of any kind is permitted. Exhaust flange 

is open, but must meet OEM length dimensions. No spacers 

allowed between cylinder and exhaust flange except 

one OEM steel gasket. 

rlv R2 standard stinger (part# 6800) 

rlv R2 w/cross stinger (part# 6800/c) 

rlv R4 (part# 6830) 

rce T-3 

Competitors using either the #6800 or #6800/c pipes are 

allowed to reduce their minimum weight by 10 lbs. 

657.7.2 Silencer: Exhaust silencer body shall be a minimum 

of 12 inches and a maximum of 14.5 inches in length. Diameter 

will be at least 3 inches. Factory produced silencers only, 

no modifications allowed. 

Holmboe states the Road Race Committee is almost unanimous 

in favor of this rule change. 

Motley, Shifter Committee, states it should have been done 

years ago. 

Second by Motley. 

In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Hilger, Hoegerl, Holmboe, 

Motley, Schorn, Scribner, Verlengiere 

Passed 

Motion by Holmboe to suspend the 30 day posting rule, Section 

102.2.1, for the Section 657 rule change above. The rule would 

be effective immediately. 

Second by Scribner. 

In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Holmboe, Motley, Schorn, 

Scribner, Verlengiere 

Opposed: Hoegerl 

Passed 

Diederich states his concerns were resolved over the 09 

Leopard weight penalty rule through making it a local option 

until they have a chance to review it. He withdraws the item 

from the Agenda. 

Motion by Schorn to appoint Keith St. George as the 2010 IKF Southern 

Nevada Governor. 



Passed 

Motion by Araki: A One Event Membership participant at any regional 

event be awarded regional points for that event. Their entry will 

also be included in the event participation numbers. Discussion 

by Board. Clarifies the One Event Membership has a 

flat $20 fee. 



Passed 

Hilger opens the floor for discussion. 

Region 7 Issues 

Mr. May states that the short term between the racing seasons, 

including Christmas did not sit well with a lot of the 

people in Region 7. Length of series is an issue, i.e. number 

of races. Did not get the time between the seasons to recuperate 

financially. Disconnect between the customers. Goal is to 

bring back clubs/tracks and get more input. Suggests a committee 

of racers. Tire rule helps them out tremendously. 

Verlengiere discusses the series races at end of 2009 and 

beginning of 2010. Diederich states it is too many races, too 

close together and tracks are too far apart. Araki states you 

must take that into consideration with a rotational system. 

Verlengiere states they have 2 five race series, trying to 

accommodate all the tracks. Feels they may not be able to 

save the first series but people are going to run the second 

series. They had meetings to try to rebuild clubs. Maybe did 

loose tracks of the racers. 

Mr. May says people said they were going to focus on the 

first series. Some have joined together to consolidate/reduce 

costs. Really is the issue. Diederich says that 2-3 year ago they 

asked for volunteers from each class to be the driver rep, then 

come to annual meeting with report on the class. One two 

attended the annual meeting. Felt it bridged the communication 

gap. Diederich says that they do not have a direct path 

to voice their concerns right now. Mr. May feels that Art has 

done a good job of breaking the ice; people not afraid of him. 

Mr. May says that everybody’s intent is to make it better and 

all working for the same goal. Verlengiere says that everybody 

has to win – the drivers, tracks, to be healthy. 

Mr. May states there was a huge challenge for persons to 

attend this Board Meeting. Disappointed more people are 

not there. Motley states the Board is also disappointed. Verlengiere 

states the Board wants to have the best interest of the 

racers in mind, accommodate them. Wants to avoid all the 

nonsense on the peripheral that causes all the drama. 

Mr. May states that, in years past, from a drivers standpoint 

in representation, their best interest was not the goal. 

Feels it is more of a concern today than in the past. Verlengiere 

feels it is best to hire people to do their job. Needs 

to encourage people. Did not know what the people wanted 

until Araki got involved. Phone calls were good too. The 

consensus was to fix the tire issue. Always been an issue. 

Araki says to try to focus on the weekend warrior racer; 

not the high baller guy. Villarreal says they want more in 

the class to race against. Mr. May and Mr. Perry talk and 

have different perspectives. Scribner says this conversation 

is good; disconnect is in other racing organizations also; 

not an uncommon theme in racing. Mr. May says one of 

the problems is IKF is trying to put together transparent, 


fair, competitive set of rules, providing insurance and what 

was ok two years ago is not ok today. Verlengiere says they 

have not responded quickly enough. Mr. May says they 

are trying to address the masses. Regrets he did not attend 

the Buttonwillow meeting. Araki says the meeting seemed 

to be an informational success; got to a desperation point; 

need to do something; realized there was a big issue here 

and voiced legitimate concerns. Araki now regrets that he 

did not attend the meeting. Mr. Perry gives details of the 

issues discussed at the meeting. No arguing. Problem mentioned 

was Region 7 and 11 going head to head on the same 

weekends. Also club races and regional races on top of each 

other. Araki states this has been fixed in Region 7. Mr. Perry 

says there is a multitude of issues that can be fixed. Meeting 

and race schedules for 2011 need to be earlier. Are looking 

back but need to go forward. Verlengiere says they will do 

anything they can to help Phoenix. Then on to the second 

series. Possible two day events. Reduce costs. Unhappy 

with the banquets; too many champions. Verlengiere says it 

will get fixed. Schorn says everyone knows issues, goal is to 

make it work. Schorn compliments Mr. May and Mr. Perry 

for carpooling. Verlengiere states they will make sure that 

Phoenix at least breaks even. Discuss Buffalo Bill event. Too 

late for 2009 banquet. Need to have high quality banquet. 

Verlengiere discusses the banquet. 

Hilger agrees when you run a series, most people do not step 

up to the plate. Mr. Perry says Tim Holden said there are 

too many leaving, not enough coming in. Mr. Perry takes 

karts to car shows, arrive & drives, how to get them hooked. 

Others don’t do that. Hilger says new customers see how 

much it costs and they are not interested. Mr. Perry discusses 

Streets of Lancaster event – should have been a kart booth 

there. Need to get the kids. Says they need to build a weekly/ 

monthly base. Board thanks Mr. May and Mr. Perry for their 

input. 

Motion by Verlengiere to award a free entry fee for Mr. 

May and Mr. Perry for their next IKF regional race. Funds to 

be taken from the Region 7 and 11 regional funds. 

Second by Schorn. 


Passed 

Motley asks and Verlengiere explains vouchers to be given 

away at the banquet. 

Mr. May says members do not vote because they do not 

know the people running for the Board. Most of the members 

have no idea who the people are. Questions income from 

karting. Hilger says we have not had enough candidates to 

run for the Board. 

Mr. Perry asks Hilger about running mini cups in Speedway. 

Asks if IKF insures them, reply is yes. They are run as a 

local option. Verlengiere states the IKF insures motorcycles. 

Need rule set for any class. Hilger says to send the rules to 

the IKF office. Michael Davis Insurance is the new IKF insurance 

company. 

2010 2 Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget Grand National 

Agreement. 

Hoegerl asks about the letter from Region 5 Speedway – 

Diederich to call Todd/Jeff regarding classes, insurance for a 

two pass/two punch weekend. He will forward the information 

to IKF Office to forward to the Board. Hoegerl wants to 

be involved. 

Schorn clarifies it is a Certified Birth Certificate required 

by January 1, 2011 for all minors. 

Diederich states that he enjoyed the Meeting, learned more 

from the guys in the audience. 

Motley says the Board is good and works together good. 

Hilger discusses the Holiday Classic; promote the Sprint 

race next year. Is an IKF insured event. 

Hilger says Speedway Pavement Grand National will 

probably have a Firestone only rule. Board will vote. 

Hilger says 4 Cycle Speedway Grand National – do not 

know at this time if there will be a tire rule. Working with 

regions on tires. Might keep it open this year. Discuss branding 

tires. 

Araki asks the website pictures be changed. 

Motion by Holmboe to eliminate the phrase “with participation 

from at least two regions” from Section 101.3.4.1 

3,5,6,8. Discussion by Board. 

Second by Scribner. 

In Favor: Araki, Diederich, Holmboe, Schorn, Scribner 

Opposed: Hoegerl 

Abstain: Motley, Verlengiere 

Passed 

The April Board Meeting will be in Sacramento on 

April 16-18, 2010. 

Motion to Adjourn the Meeting by Motley. 


Meeting Adjourned at 5:15pm. 

Meeting opened on Sunday. All Directors Present. 

Motion by Schorn to approve the 2010 Region 6 Sprint and 

Region 6 Road Race regional and local option classes. 


In Favor: Holmboe, Diederich, Schorn 

Opposed: Motley, Hoegerl 

Abstain: Verlengiere, Scribner, Araki 

Passed 

Motion to Adjourn the Meeting by Verlengiere. 

Second by Holmboe. 

Meeting Adjourned at 11am. 

Hoegerl asks and Hilger states they are ready to sign the 


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Regional Series in the United States and Western Canada. Plan 

a northwest family vacation this summer and race with some 

of the best kart racers in the United States and Canada. 

For more information, log onto www.nwgoldcup.com 

for a complete listing of NW Gold Cup racing classes, event 

dates, event pre-registration and local motel information. You 

can also e-mail Bill Hettick, IKF Region 6 Sprint Coordinator 

directly at wghrock@comcast.net. 

2010 IKF Region 6, NW Gold Cup 

Sprint Series Schedule 

DATE LOCATION SPONSORING CLUB 

March 26-28 Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland, WA Tri-Cities Kart Club 

April 23-25 Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland, WA Seattle Kart Club 

May 28-30 Spokane Kart Track, Spokane, WA Spokane Kart Racing Association 

June 11-13 Mission Raceway Park, Mission BC Westwood Kart Association 

July 23-25 CARTBC, Chilliwack, BC West Coast Kart Club 

August 6-8 Mt. Highway Raceway, Spanaway, WA Puget Sound Go Kart Association 

August 20-22 MAC Track, McMinnville, OR Portland Karting Association 

September 3-5 Glenn Moran Track, Boise, ID Snake River Karters 

September 17-19 Sumas International Motorsport Academy, Sumas International Motorsport Academy 

Sumas, WA 


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IKF Region 7 Championship Series 

Presented by Bridgestone 

2009 Annual Awards Banquet 

This past weekend the 2009 iKF region 7 championship 

series presented by bridgestone officially closed 

out their season at dave and busters with their annual 

awards banquet. The banquet was timed perfectly to coincide 

with nascar weekend a few blocks away at california 

speedway. Many racers were already in town for the race and 

the city was buzzing with nascar fever. dave and busters 

was a great venue with some of the best banquet food we’ve 

had, and who can argue with kids and their love of video 

games. class champion’s awards were fabulous cups, and 

the grand champions (combined points from saturday and 

sunday’s classes) earned commemorative plates. 

Master of ceremonies was none other than series announcer 

dave williams. highlights of the event included: driver 

interviews with dave williams, trophies, games, food, drink, 

and Mr., yes i said Mr. Mankin dressed up as willy wonka 

doing his version of the movie in about two minutes, including 

some singing. 

2009 I.K.F. REGION 7 GRAND 

CHAMPIONS 


Jerett Tachovsky 

HPv-1 

Brenden Baker 

HPv-2 

Tyler Palmer 

HPv-4 

Devin Lindsey 

Junior Supersportsman 

Tyler Palmer 

TaG 

Bobby Kelley 

TaG Masters 

Steve Wiener 

2009 IKF REGION 7 CLASS 

CHAMPIONS 

Junior Supersportsman 

Mike Manning Karting 

1st Tyler Palmer 

HPv-4 

Horstman Manufacturing 

1st Devin Lindsey 


Fleming Racing Engines 

1st Jerett Tachovsky 

Rookie Sportsman 

T.N.R. Kartsports 

1st Riley Reyes 

Senior PRD 

PRd Usa 

1st Bobby Kelley 

Junior Super Sportsman 

Burris Racing 


HPv-4 

douglas Wheel Technology 



Rlv Tuned Exhaust Products 

1st Ethan Barrett 

TaG Masters 

dave’s Performance Karting & MlP 

1st Steve Wiener 

HPv-2 

PKs 


TaG 

Mike Manning Karting 

1st Kyle Shriver 

Prd Masters 

dave’s Performance Karting 

1st Paul Grey 

HPv-1 

P-1 Engines 

1st Brennen Mankin 

World Formula 

Hyper Racing 

1st Terry Nash 

Junior World Formula 

Fresno discount Trophy 

1st Matias Podboj 

Junior I 

Grand Products 

1st Michael Womack 

HPv-2 

Empire Karts 


TaG 

Full Throttle Karting 


TaG Masters 

az Kart Werx 

1st Steve Wiener 

HPv-1 

Pitts Performance 

1st Slater Stowell 

Formula Y/C Heavy 

Miinch Motorsports 

1st Mike Mcginnis 



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Event & Registration Info: 

949 456-6481 

slgp@sbcglobal.net 


Make checks payable to: 

Tri-C karters, 

PO Box 1401 

Riverside, CA 92502 

Pit spots will be assigned when 

COMPLETED entry forms are received 

by mail only on a first come first 

assigned basis. 

Reserved Pit Spots 10’x40’ $50 each Quantity_____ Total $_____ 

(Pit Spot Limit 2 per Driver) 

Event Camping Pass FREE OVERNIGHT CAMPING Quantity______ Total $_____ 

Transponder Rental Fee $15 per class Quantity_____ Total $_____ 

Event Pit Pass $25 Friday, Saturday, Sunday Quantity_____ Total $_____ 

One Day Pit Pass (specify day) $15 Friday____Saturday____Sunday____ Quantity_____ Total $_____ 

IKF Membership $60 enclose completed form 

Total $_____ 

Family Membership $10 Quantity_____ Total $_____ 

Friday Practice $45 Total $_____ 

TAG License enclose completed form 

Be Prepared- the host club WILL NOT have fuel or oil for sale at the track. 

Pre Entry Fee First Class $90 Each Additional Class $85 Includes Event 

Onsite Entry Fee First Class $120 Each Additional Class $110 Driver Pass 

Pre registration must be received by April 2nd, 2010. 

Any registrations received after this time will be charged after deadline fees. 

One Driver Per Entry Form (all fields, including IKF#, must be completed) 

Driver_______________________________IKF#______________Exp. Date_________Phone____________ 

Address_____________________________City_______________State_____________Zip________ 

Email_______________________________________________ 

Parent/Contact_______________________________________(required for minor drivers) 

SATURDAY Weight TRF_____ Transponder # 

_____ JR II PRD TAG Controlled 320# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

_____ KPV-1 240# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

_____ Kid Karts 160# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

_____**KPV-4/SR Super Sportsman Pipe360/340# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 


_____ Jr 1 Comer 225# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

_____ SR PRD TAG Controlled 360# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

SUNDAY 

(see web site for 

_____ **TAG/Masters PRD TAG Controlled Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

_____ Kid Karts 160# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

_____ Rookie Sportsman 235# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 


_____**KPV-4/SR Super Sportsman Pipe360/340# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 


_____ JR II PRD TAG Controlled 320# Kart #____ Alt #____ __________ $_______ 

TOTAL $_______ 

** Run together, scored separately 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Presented by 

Tri-C Karters 

Presents Round 3 

April 9th-11th 

Grangé Motor Circuit, Apple Valley, Ca 

RedRoof Inn 

(760) 241-1577 

Quality Inn & Suites 

(760) 245-3461 

Howard Johnsons 

(760) 243-7700 

Gates Open 8am Friday, 

6:30am Saturday & Sunday 

Friday Practice 12pm-5pm 

Refunds for rainouts will not be given after signing in. 

KID KART 

Validation Initial Here________ 

We meet the 3 race minimum requirement 

The class schedule will be rotated in descending order on both days except kid kart. Each new event the last class each day will become the first class of the subsequent regional event. The kid kart class will always be race # 3. 

Page 20 

Go Racing Magazine 


Jamie McMurray & 

tony Stewart 

IKF Grand National Champions 

Jamie McMurray 

2010 daytona 500 

naScar champion! 

Jamie McMurray - Junior i champion 

1988 iKf 4-Cycle sprint grand Nationals 

phoenix Kart racing association, arizona 

tony Stewart - rookie Junior champion 

1983 iKf 2-Cycle speedway grand Nationals 

raah speedway, oskaloosa, iowa 

Congratulations on Your Success! 


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I.K.F. Regular Membership Application 

International Kart Federation 

1609 South Grove Avenue, Suite 105, Ontario, CA 91761 Tel: (909) 923-4999 Fax: (909) 923-6940 


New Membership Regular Membership $60.00/1 Year ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE IN U.S. FUNDS. 

Renewal, Last I.K.F. Card #: ________________________________ Outside N.A. Continent $60.00/1 Year Includes Membership Card, Patch, Decal, 

Airmail Additional $40.00/1 Year Grand Nationals Yearbook, and Rule Book. 

Check if you would like an I.K.F. patch. 

OFFICE USE ONLY 

Paid: ___________________ 

Check #: ________________ 

Club: ___________________ 

___________________ 

ALL NATIONAL MEMBERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. Those under 18 must be a Family Member to their parent or legal guardian. 

National Member’s Name: ____________________________________________________________ Age: _____ Birthdate: ____________________ $ ___________________ 

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Jacket Size: __________________ 

City/State: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Zip Code: ____________________ 

Home Phone:( )____________________________ Wk:( ) ___________________________ Fax:( ) ________________________ 

E-mail Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ 

Occupation: _________________________________________ Do you have Health Insurance?: Yes No 

Name of Health Insurance Company: ________________________________________________________________ 

FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ($10.00 EACH): 

Family Members must be at least 5 years of age or older. Family Members are a National Member’s spouse and/or children under the age of 18. 

Note: Family members cannot vote and do not receive Karter News. 

Name: _______________________________________________________ Age: _____ Birthdate: ____________________ Jacket Size: _______ 



$ ___________________ 

$ ___________________ 

$ ___________________ 

ROAD RACE (ENDURO) LICENSE APPLICATION 

NOTE: Novice Road Race license applicants must include a $15.00 one-time fee in addition to their annual Membership fee. 

A Road Racing license may be used to participate in any I.K.F. event (Sprint, Speedway, etc.) 

All applicants must be 13 years of age during the calendar year. (If you hold a WKA or KART Road Racing license, please enclose a photocopy of it.) 

Name of License Applicant: _______________________________________________________________________________ 

Name of License Applicant: _______________________________________________________________________________ 

$ ___________________ 

$ ___________________ 

0.00 

ALL CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO I.K.F - PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH. TOTAL AMOUNT PAID: $ ___________________ 

AGREEMENT: (MUST BE DATED AND SIGNED) If accepted as a member by the International Kart Federation, I, (and including 

my immediate family, son, daughter, brother, sister, father, mother) agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the organization. I understand 

that all official publications of the I.K.F. will be sent to me as published during my membership. I represent that all statements made on this 

application are true to the best of my knowledge. 

Signature: _____________________________________________________________ Date: ________________________ 

Please indicate your I.K.F. participation: 

Sprint 

Press 

Speedway Sponsor 

Road Race/Enduro Mechanic 

Shifter 

Manufacturer 

Speedway Midget Crew 

TaG 

CHARGE CARD 

Bill my charge card: VISA MasterCard 

Card Number: __________________________________________________________ 

Card Owner’s Name: _____________________________________________________ 

Exp. Date: ____________________ 

Card Owner’s Signature: ___________________________________________________ 

AUTOMATIC MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL CONSENT FOR CREDIT CARD APPLICANTS ONLY (MUST BE DATED AND SIGNED) I hereby authorize 

the IKF to charge my credit card account stated on this Membership Application for renewal of said applicants on this form. A renewal notice will be sent by the IKF approximatley 30 days prior to my membership 

expiration and charge date. I agree that any attached Parental Consent Form(s) for any minor Family Member(s) will be valid for 2 years. Membership will not be renewed if credit card is denied. 

Signature: ______________________________________________________________ 

Date: ________________________ 

ALL CLAIMS OR DISPUTES AGAINST I.K.F., ITS DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, OR EMPLOYEES, ARISING OUT OF THIS MEMBERSHIP OR I.K.F. SPONSORED EVENTS IS SUBJECT TO BINDING ARBITRATION, UNLESS THE PARTIES MUTUALLY AGREE 

OTHERWISE IN WRITING. THE ARBITRATION SHALL BE HELD IN ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA OR OTHER MUTUALLY AGREED UPON VENUE. THE ARBITRATION SHALL BE CONDUCTED BY AN AGREED UPON ARBITRATOR, AND DECIDED IN ACCOR- 

DANCE WITH THE LAW OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OR CCP § 1280 ET SEQ., OR SUCH OTHER LATER ENACTMENT. THE PREVAILING PARTY IN ANY ARBITRATION ACTION SHALL BE AWARDED REASONABLE COSTS AND EXPENSES, 

INCLUDING EXPERT WITNESS FEES AND ATTORNEY FEES. 

REVISED 12-18-09 

CLEAR FORM 

PRINT FORM 


EVENTS 

2010 GRAND 

NATIONALS 

ROAD RACE 

June 29-July 2, 2010 

Buttonwillow Raceway Park, 

Buttonwillow, CA 

Northern Claifornia Karters 

4-CYCLE SPRINT/ 

SHIFTER 

June 30-July 3, 2010 

Horn Rapids Kart Track, 

Richland , WA 


4-CYCLE SPEEDWAY 


University Plains Speedway, 

Brookings, SD. 

South Dakota Kart Club 

2-CYCLE SPRINT 


Willow Springs Kart Track, 

Willow Springs, CA 

Willow Springs kart Club 

2-CYCLE SPEEDWAY/ 

SPEEDWAY MIDGET 

August 3-6, 2010 

Newton Kart Track, Newton, IA 

2010 Regional 

Events 

REGION 3 SPEEDWAY 

May 15, 2010 

University Plains Speedway, Brooking, SD 

Loren Zomer 605-366-6789 

www.southdakotakartclub.com 


University Plains Speedway, Brooking, SD 

Loren Zomer 605-366-6789 



GSR Kartway 11C, Clintonville, WI 

920-915-1471 

Race Day Phone 920-687-0352 


GSR Kartway 11C, Clintonville, WI 

920-915-1471 

Race Day Phone 920-687-0352 

June 12, 2010 

Atwater Karting Speedway, Atwater, MN 

Steve Minnehan 320-979-5294 

www.atwaterkarting.com 


Atwater Karting Speedway, Atwater, MN 

Steve Minnehan 320-979-5294 

www.atwaterkarting.com 

July 31, 2010 

Douglas County Fairgrounds, Alexandria, 

MN 

Runestone Go Kart 

Tim Bitzan 320-808-1014 

www.runestonegokart.com 

August 1, 2010 

Douglas County Fairgrounds 

Alexandria, MN 

Runestone Go Kart 

Tim Bitzan 320-808-1014 

www.runestonegokart.com 


Cottonwood Speedway, New Harford, IA 

Scott Edwards 319-346-1033 

www.cottonwoodspeedway.net 


Cottonwood Speedway, New Harford, IA 

Scott Edwards 319-346-1033 


Series Coordinator 

Andy Bear, Bear Motor Sports 

abear@sbwireless.net 

Cell 651-260-8278, Home: 715-749-3626 

930 70th Ave Roberts, WI 54023 

2010 Classes: 

Junior I Briggs Animal Light 

Junior I Briggs Animal Heavy 

Junior II Briggs Animal Light 

Junior II Briggs Animal Heavy 

Briggs Animal Light 

Briggs Animal Medium 

Briggs Animal Heavy 

Blue Wazoom OHV Heavy 

Briggs Animal Masters 

Junior Gas Briggs Animal 

In order to qualify for year end awards, you must 

run 8 out of 10 races. 

REGION 4A SPRINT 

Contact: Jay Jacobellis 

Colorado Junior Karting Club 303-683-0333 

April 18 

Action Karting (Bandimere) 

Morrison, CO 

May 16 

CRE Motorsports Park 

Colorado Springs, CO 

June 6 

IMI Motorsports 

Erie, CO 

July 18 


Morrison, CO 

August 8 

Grand Junction Motor Speedway 

Grand Junction, CO 

August 29 

CRE Motorsports Park 

Colorado Springs, CO 

September 12 

IMI Motorsports - New Track 

Erie, CO 

September 26 


Morrison, CO 

October 9 

2010 CJKC Family Celebration & IKF 

Awards 

Banquet 

REGION 4B ROAD RACE 

March 26-28, 2010 

MSR Cresson, combined with MARRS 

Cresson, TX. 

SWRA /Jim McMillan www.swra.org 

April 16-18, 2010 • SPRING NATIONAL 

Texas World Speedway w/USSK, 

College Station, TX. 


May 14-16, 2010 

Oak Hill Raceway, Henderson, TX. 



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June 18-20, 2010 • SUMMER NATIONAL 

Eagles Canyon, Slidell, TX. 



Hallet Motor Racing Circuit w/MARRS 

Jennings, OK Hosted by MARRS 



Texas World Speedway, 

College Station, TX. 


September 17-19, 2010 • FALL NATIONAL 

Oak Hill Raceway, Henderson, TX 


October 15-17, 2010 • WINTER NATIONAL 

Oak Hill Raceway, Henderson, TX. 


REGION 4B SPEEDWAY 

March 13, 2010 

201 Go Kart Speedway, New Boston TX 

Carrie Snyder 903-780-2998 

April 10, 2010 

I-20 Speedway, Winona TX 

Carrie Snyder 903-780-2998 


Texoma Motor Speedway, Wichita Falls TX 

940-447-4143 


Cactus Speedway, Bullard TX 

903-894-8114 


Texas Twister, Texarkana TX 

903-794-5999 

Must race in 4 out of 5 races to qualify for 

year end awards. 

REGION 5 SPEEDWAY 


Delaware Speedway, Delaware , IA 

Intersection of Hwy 20 & Hwy 38 

www.out2win.com 


Cottonwood Speedway 

26151 Westbrook St 

New Hartford IA 



Karters Track, Cherokee IA 

Terry Graybill 712-229-2294 

cherokeecountyiowa.com/kart/racinginfo 

July 31 - August 1, 2010 

Newton Kart Club, Newton IA 

www.newtonkarting.com 


Thunder Valley Speedway, Massena IA 

www.massenaracing.com 

Must participate in 50% + 1 of scheduled 

events to be eligible for year end awards. 

Region 5 Speedway Class List 

Saturday 

Junior I Briggs Animal Heavy 

Junior II Briggs Animal Heavy 

Briggs Animal Heavy 

Junior I 2 Cycle Heavy 

Yamaha KT100S Heavy 

SuperBox 

Sunday 

Junior I Heavy 

Junior II Heavy 

Stock Heavy 

Junior II 2 Cycle Heavy 

Open Dual Combo 

Speedway Midgets TBA 

REGION 5A SPEEDWAY 

2010 IKF Briggs & Stratton 

Midwest Speedway Tour 

Series Coordinator 

Doug Johnson 605-359-4955 


Wavelink Raceway Park, Waverly NE 

402-310-6361 

www.wavelinkracewaypark.com 


University Plains Speedway, Brookings, SD 

605-366-6789 



Rolling Thunder Speedway, Huron, SD 

605-350-4633 

www.rollingthunderkarting.com 

July 3-4, 2010 - Rain Date 

University Plains Speedway, Brookings, SD 

605-366-6789 



Aberdeen Karting Club, Aberdeen, SD 

605-229-7045 

www.aberdeenkartingclub.com 

September 4-5, 2010 

Heartland Speedway, Rapid City, SD 

605-431-7203 

www.dakotakartracers.com 

September 6, 2010 - Rain Date 

Best 4 out of 5 for series except Jr. Gas, Briggs 

Animal Masters and Briggs LO206 at best 8 out 

of 10 for the series. 

REGION 6 ROAD RACE 

Mike Schorn 503-324-9072 

April 10, 2010 

Northwest Road Racers 

Oregon Raceway Park, Grass Valley OR 

William Bowes, nwroadrace@hotmail.com 


Practice April 30, 2010 

PSRRA, Bremerton Raceway, Bremerton WA 

Paul Clifton, darkcobalt@hotmail.com 

May 15, 2010 Spring National 

PKA/PIR, Portland OR 






Mike Schorn, 503-324-9072 


July 17, 2010 Summer National 

Practice July 16, 2010 

PSRRA, Pacific Raceway, Kent WA 


September 11, 2010 Fall National 

Practice September 10, 2010 

PSRRA, Bremerton Raceway, Bremerton WA 


October 2, 2010 Winter National 




October 16, 2010 

Practice October 15, 2010 

Westwood Karting Association 

Mission Raceway Park, Mission BC Canada 

Stan Crocker 360-966-4807 

stan.crocker@cablespeed.com 


eGIon 6 sPrInT 

march 26-28, 2010 

Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland, WA 


Cory Poyner 509-531-4896 

april 23-25, 2010 

Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland, WA 

Seattle Kart Club/NW Karting Assoc. 

Bill Hettick 206-353-6569 

wghrock@comcast.net 

may 28-30, 2010 

Spokane Raceway Park, Spokane, WA 

Spokane Kart Racing Assoc. 

Randy Wilson 509-990-4550 

randy@dodasc.com 


Westwood Kart Assoc., Mission, BC 


West Coast Kart Club, Chilliwack, BC 

Greg Moore 

David Warner, davidwarner@shaw.ca 

august 6-8, 2010 

Mountain High Raceway, Spanaway, WA 

Puget Sound Go Kart Association 

Jack Lehmann 253-536-4215 

lehjm1955@comcast.net 

august 20-22, 2010 

McMinnville Raceway, McMinnville, OR 

Portland Karting Association 

Michael Schorn 503-324-9072 


september 3-5, 2010 

Glen Morgan Raceway, Boise, ID 

Snake River Karters 

Steve Vatcher 208-573-7899 

legendracer@msn.com 

september 17-19, 2010 

Sumas Int'l Motorsport Academy 

Sumas, WA 

Claudio Valianti 604-253-4248 

ClaudioV@italianmotors.com 

No Points - Punch Only Race 

Bill Hettick, vghrock@comcast.net 

reGIon 11 sPrInT 

**shifter / tag license are required 

in region 11 sprint** 

february 7, 2010 

Blue Max Kart Club, Davis CA 

Leo Refsland 530-383-4049 

Rain Date February 15, 2010 

march 7, 2010 

Kinsmen Kart Club, Dixon CA 

Rick Luther 925-798-4360 

april 11, 2010 

Stockton Motorplex Park, Stockton, CA 

Chris Ranuio 209-595-2200 

may 2, 2010 

All Star Karting, Prairie City CA 

Joey Hand, 916-383-5278 


Atwater Kart Club, Atwater, CA 

Atwater Kart Club 

Brent Trueblood 209-247-0241 

July 11, 2010 

Desert Park Raceway, Reno NV 

North Nevada Kart Club 

Brian Rivera www.nnkc.com 

reGIon 11 road raCe 

February 13, 2010 • Winter National 

Infenion Raceway, Sonona CA 

May 1, 2010 • Spring National 

Thunderhill Raceway, Willows, CA 

May 29, 2010 • Summer National 


Bakersfield, CA 

August 14, 2010 • Fall National 



4 Races - No Drops 

2010 iKf road race grand National 

June 29 - July 2, 2010 



Contact for all events: 

Roger Miller 408-286-5487 

2010 IKF 

REGIONAL 

MAP 


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Points STANDINGS 

REGION 7 

SPRINT 

Points As of 02-25-10 

REGION 7 SPRINT 

2010 Points Updated 02-25-10 

SATURDAY 


Hudson Morrow.................... 421 

Luis Ortiz.............................. 386 

Hayden Wagner.................... 376 

Carson Enright..................... 371 

Dezel West........................... 326 

Braden Waterman................. 189 

Anthony Willis....................... 187 

Preston Anderson................. 182 

Garrett Twitty........................ 174 

Justin Hodge........................ 172 

Bryson Waterman................. 169 

Myles Farhan........................ 164 

Jayden Larsen...................... 162 

Derek Deslauries.................. 157 

Giana Maretti........................ 154 

Gino Maretti......................... 151 

KPV 1 Cadet 

Parker Thompson................. 399 

Christian Brooks................... 374 

Colton Herta......................... 359 

Matthew Million.................... 349 

Wyatt May............................ 334 

Justice Lepe......................... 302 

Brenden Baker..................... 213 

Zane Smith........................... 201 

Jake Boyle........................... 191 

Austin Kuehl......................... 186 

Jacob Drew.......................... 183 

Zachary Arthur..................... 176 

Skylar Estrada...................... 173 

Noah Garza.......................... 163 

Lindsey Freier....................... 161 

Garrett Dixon........................ 158 

Anthony Sawyer................... 155 

Ryan Perry........................... 152 

KPV 2 Junior 

Brandon Reed...................... 382 

Jason Hannegan.................. 362 

Jake Craig............................ 357 

Jorge Cevallos...................... 332 

Carter Williams..................... 330 

Kolton Griffin........................ 214 

Bryan Lemon........................ 204 

Pete Yorkovich Jr.................. 194 

Trevor Zendar....................... 189 

Sean Conyers....................... 184 

Jim McKinney...................... 179 

Jesse Huaman..................... 178 

Logan Dorsey....................... 168 

Bailey Murphy...................... 156 

Austin Woods....................... 153 

Micah Hendricks.................. 150 

David Vasquez.......................... 0 

KPV 4 

Carl Modoff.......................... 407 

Kyle Wright........................... 367 

Dillon Felber......................... 357 

Aaron Koop........................... 352 

Johnathan Miller.................. 352 

Colby Wright......................... 210 

Bradley Espinoza.................. 190 

Terry Nash............................ 187 

Christopher Mankin.............. 170 

Ted Coen.............................. 167 

Cody Moss........................... 165 

Zachary Tobin....................... 155 

Junior I 


Colton Herta......................... 393 



Justice Lepe......................... 318 

Hot ofF the Press 

AT&T returns as Presenting Sponsor 

of the Rock Island Grand Prix for 

16th year 

O’Reilly Auto Parts, Kids Racing For Kids 

Are New Partners 

ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS – The Rock 

Island Grand Prix, the world’s largest karting 

street race, is proud to announce that 

communications giant AT&T will return as 

a Presenting Sponsor of the race for the 16th 

year! 

They will also be joined by several new 

sponsors in 2010. 

While AT&T has shared the top billing at 

Rock Island from time to time, no other company 

has been such a high profile supporter 

for every year of the race’s existence. The 

long-term support from AT&T has allowed 

the race to thrive in some years and survive 

in others, according to RIGP president Roger 

Ruthhart. 

The Rock Island Grand Prix also has 

signed a new corporate partnership deal with 

O’Reilly Auto Parts. 

Brenden Baker..................... 200 

Zane Smith........................... 198 

Cooper Whitbread................. 180 


Wyatt May............................ 173 

Lindsay Freier....................... 170 


Jacob Drew.......................... 160 

Sr PRD Spec 

Maya Gutierrez..................... 368 

Dylan Lupton........................ 205 

Michael England................... 203 

Lloyd A. Mack....................... 195 

John Wallace III.................... 193 

Guy Hepner.......................... 180 

Kolbi Araki............................ 175 

Junior II Spec PRD 

Jake Craig............................ 202 


SUNDAY 

Kid Karts 

Hudson Morrow.................... 397 

Luis Ortiz.............................. 377 

Carson Enright...................... 377 

Hayden Wagner.................... 372 

Justin Hodge........................ 188 

Braden Waterman................. 184 

Anthony Willis....................... 183 

Derek Deslauriers................. 178 

Bryson Waterman................. 174 

Myles Farhan........................ 169 

Dezel West........................... 164 

Garrett Twitty........................ 159 

Jayden Larsen.......................... 0 

Rookie Sportsman 


Colton Herta......................... 374 


Justice Lepe......................... 349 

The RIGP is also proud to announce a 

new partnership with Kids Racing for Kids 

(KRFK). The foundation was started by Tim 

Self to benefit children who, unlike his son 

Austin, were unable to enjoy the thrills of 

racing. The foundation will sponsor the TAG 

Junior class at this year’s Rock Island Grand 

Prix. 

AT&T is the largest telecommunications 

company in the United States and one of the 

largest in the world. 

O’Reilly Auto Parts is the dominant auto 

parts retailer in all of its markets. From a single 

store in 1957 it has grown to over 3,415 

locations in 38 states with more than 44,000 

team members. 

Kids Racing For Kids (KRFK) is a charitable 

foundation developed around helping 

children shelters across the nation 

while instilling positive values into young 

racers. 

For more information on the Rock Island 

Grand Prix, visit our web site at rockislandgrandprix.com. 

Zane Smith........................... 208 

Jake Boyle........................... 198 

Brenden Baker..................... 186 

Austin Kuehl......................... 178 


Wyatt May............................ 163 

KPV 1 



Colton Herta......................... 379 

Wyatt May............................ 374 


Justice Lepe......................... 307 

Brenden Baker..................... 214 

Zane Smith........................... 200 

Austin Kuehl......................... 180 

Skylar Estrada...................... 174 

Chance Skaufel.................... 169 


Noah Garza.......................... 164 

Ryan Perry........................... 159 



Garrett Dixon........................ 153 

Jacob Drew.......................... 150 

KPV 2 Junior 

Jake Craig............................ 408 

Carter Williams..................... 363 

Brandon Reed...................... 348 


David Vasquez...................... 206 

Kolton Griffin........................ 202 

Bryan Lemon........................ 192 

Sean Conyers....................... 187 

Trevor Zindar........................ 177 

Pete Yerkovich Jr.................. 172 

Christian Rochester.............. 171 

Jim McKinney...................... 167 

Bailey Murphy...................... 157 

Austin Woods....................... 151 

KPV 4 

Carl Modoff.......................... 405 

Johnathan Miller.................. 360 

Aaron Koop........................... 355 

Kolby Araki........................... 209 


Justin Coplen....................... 189 

Bradley Espinoza.................. 184 

Terry Nash............................ 181 

Ted Coen.............................. 171 

Zachary Tobin....................... 169 

Dylan Lupton........................ 164 

Cody Moss........................... 159 

Spec PRD Junior II 

Jake Craig............................ 398 


David Vasquez...................... 206 

Brennen Mankin................... 181 

Jesse Huaman..................... 176 

Logan Dorsey....................... 171 

Spec PRD Senior 



Maya Gutierrez..................... 183 

TaG 

Charlie Klum......................... 202 


Ariel Jimenez........................... 0 

TaG Masters 

James Rich.......................... 394 

Jerry Henderson................... 203 

Tom Sherman....................... 183 

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RLV Tuned Exhaust Products......................................... 29 

Russell Karting Specialties................................................ 2 

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Tri-City Karters, Reg. 7 Entry Form............................... 20 

TS Racing........................................................................... 29 

Turk Brothers Racing......................................................... 3 

Woltjer Racing Engines.................................................... 28 


GOING TO THE 2010 

I.K.F. GRAND NATIONALS? 

You will be required to participate in three (3) IKF 

Regional races, since the previous year’s Grand National, 

in order to be eligible to participate in the current year’s 

Grand National. Not three classes at one race. 

EXCEPTION: Road Race. There is no three punch requirement 

for the 2010 Road Race Grand National. You will be 

required to show your current I.K.F. Membership Card/ 

Qualified Road Race License or I.K.F. Shifter Kart 

License. 

For the Sprint, Speedway, Speedway Pavement, and 

Shifter Grand Nationals, you may combine your three (3) 

participation credits (punches) from any of the aforementioned 

divisions as long as you have three (3). 

If there is not a sufficient number of I.K.F. Regional 

races scheduled within 200 miles of your residence to 

allow you to meet the three (3) punch requirement, you 

may apply for a waiver. 

The waiver and waiver fee must be received at the I.K.F. 

Office no later than 30 days prior to the start of the event. 

The applicant must be a paid IKF member in good standing 

no later than May 1st of the year in which the Grand 

National waiver is applied for. A waiver fee of $200.00 

must accompany the waiver application. Only one waiver 

fee is required regardless of the number of Grand 

National waivers requested in that calendar year. List all 

Grand National events for which you are requesting a 

waiver. If the waiver request is denied, the waiver fee will 

be refunded. 

The I.K.F. Office will provide each Grand National host 

club/promoter with a list of members eligible to compete 

at each Grand National as well as a waiver list. If an entrant 

is not on either list the entrant is not eligible to participate 

in that Grand National event. 

I.K.F. GRAND NATIONALS 

WAIVER PETITION FORM 

Must be received 30 days prior to start of the event at the I.K.F. office 

I, am petitioning the I.K.F. Board of Directors for a 

waiver of the three race (punch) requirement ruling, in order to participate in the 2010 I.K.F. 

Grand Nationals. 

NOTE: There is no three punch requirement for the 2010 Road Race Grand National. 

Address: 

CITY STATE COUNTRY ZIP/POSTAL CODE 

Phone: Fax: Email: 

I am now and have been a current IKF member in good standing since (at least) MAY 1ST. My I.K.F. 

number is 

Expires: 

The reason for my petition is: 

No IKF races within 200 miles of my residence. Other: 

I have enclosed $ 

for my requested waiver. (Fee is $200.00 U.S.) 

If my petition for waiver is declined, these fees will be refunded by I.K.F. 

Signed: 

Date: 

SEND FORMS & FEE TO: International Kart Federation, 1609 S. Grove Ave., Suite 105 Ontario, CA 91761. 

REV. 01-4-10 


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I.K.F. GOVERNORS, COORDINATORS & COMMITTEES 

National Coordinator - Rick Scribner, 

5475 Laird Road, 

Loomis, CA 95650..................(916) 652-3905 

....................................... FAX (916) 652-3910 

Rule Book Coordinator - IKF Office, 

1609 S. Grove Ave. Ste. 105 

Ontario, CA 91761..................(909) 923-4999 

....................................... FAX (909) 923-6940 

Rule Book Text Editor - Roger Miller, 

600 Pamiar Avenue San Jose, CA 95128 

..............................................(408) 286-5487 

Track/Club/Promoter Relations 

International Kart Federation 

1609 S. Grove Avenue, Suite 105, 

Ontario, CA 91761..................(909) 923-4999 

........................................ FAX(909) 923-6940 

Waiver Chairperson (Sprint) 

Art Verlengiere 

2351 Thompson Way Bldg A 

Santa Maria, CA 93455 

Waiver Chairperson (Road Race) 

Mike Schorn 

P.O. Box 373 

Banks, OR 97106....................(503) 324-9072 

Waiver Chairperson (Speedway) 

William Hilger 

5910 Skylark Lane 

Lincoln, NE 68516..................(402) 416-1284 

GOVERNORS & COORDINATORS 

REGION 1 

Coordinator - (SPRINT) Joan Cressi 

131 Sea Cliff Ave., 

Glen Cove, NY 11542..............(516) 676-3303 

Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) Open 

New Jersey Governor - Open 

E. New York Governor - Open 

W. New York Governor - Open 

REGION 2 

Coordinator & North Carolina Gov - Erica Bear 

8316 Paces Oaks Blvd #732, 

Charlotte, NC 28213...............(651) 253-1090 

REGION 3 

Coordinator (SPRINT) - Open 

Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Andy Bear 

930 70th Avenue, 

Roberts, WI 54023..................(715) 749-3626 

Indiana Governor - Open 

Illinois Governor - Open 

Minnesota Governor - Open 

Wisconsin Governor - Mark Alton 

P.O. Box 224 

Woodville, WI 54028...............(715) 928-0691 

REGION 4A 

Coordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Adam Mollenkopf 

6032 Celestial Avenue NW 

Albuquerque, NM 87114.........(505) 269-7853 

Coordinator (SPRINT) Jay Jacobellis 

2872 Greensborough Drive 

Highland Ranch, CO 80129.....(303) 683-0333 

New Mexico Governor - Timothy Baird, 

PO Box 2559, 

Edgewood, NM 87015............(505) 286-9132 

REGION 4B 

Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) Jim McMillan 

8216 Apollo Drive 

Joshua, TX 76058...................(817) 296-7683 

Coordinator 4B - (SPRINT) Open 

Coordinator 4B - (SPEEDWAY) Gene Harville 

106 Allwright, 

Gladwater, TX 75647..............(318) 469-8586 

Coordinator 4B - (PAV SPWY) Francis Rougeou 

1040 Main Street 

Baton Rouge, LA 70802..........(225) 761-7890 

Louisiana Governor - Francis Rougeou 

1040 Main Street 

Baton Rouge, LA 70802..........(225) 761-7890 

Texas Governor - Hank Cantrell 

4129 Walsh Lane 

Grand Prairie, TX 75052..........(214) 395-9335 

REGION 5 

Coordinator - (SPRINT/PAV SPWY/SPWY) 

Co-Coordinator- Todd Vesterly 

903 Harding Ct 

Webster City, IA 50595............(515) 835-2508 

Co-Coordinator- Jeff Havlik 

209 Michigan Avenue 

Iowa Falls, IA 50126...............(641) 373-0137 

Iowa Governor - Corey Kemp 

1756 65th Street 

Garrison, IA 52229..................(319) 981-0908 

Missouri Governor - Open 

REGION 5A 

Coordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Doug Johnson 

4513 S. Highland Avenue, 

Sioux Falls, SD 57103 

..............................................(605) 359-4955 

Nebraska Governor - William Hilger 

5910 Skylark Lane, 

Lincoln, NE 68516..................(402) 416-1284 

Kansas Governor - Frank Merando, 

7726 S.E. Second, 

Tecumseh, KS 66542..............(785) 379-0496 

North Dakota Governor - Open 

South Dakota Governor - Loren Zomer 

P O Box 254 

Canton, SD 57013..................(605) 366-6789 

REGION 6 

Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Chris Hatch 

368 NW Denton 

Dallas, OR 97338....................(503) 569-1233 

Coordinator - (SPRINT) Bill Hettick 

5127 215th Street SE 

Woodinville, WA 98072...........(206) 353-6569 

Coordinator - (PAVE SPWY) Open 


Idaho - Roger Cathey 

2061 N. Currant Place, 

Boise, ID 83704......................(208) 378-0610 

Oregon - Mike Schorn 

PO Box 373 Banks, OR 97106,.(503)324-9072 

Washington - Bob Thompson, 

E 12924 Olive Avenue, 

Spokane, WA 99216 ..............(509) 924-6755 

REGION 7 

Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Open 

Coordinator - (SPRINT) Art Verlengiere, 

2351 A Thompson Way, 


Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Open 

Arizona - Open 

Hawaii - Tim Hultquist, 

52 Kopi Lane #103, 

Wailuku, HI 96793..................(808) 242-9736 

South California - Sharon Barros, 

602 Fountain Ave, 

Redlands, CA 92373...............(909) 709-1642 

South California Lt. Gov. - Open 

South Nevada - Keith St. George, 

10758 Vestone Street 

Las Vegas, NV 89141.................(702) 289-6049 

REGION 8 

Governor and Coordinator - Stan Crocker, 

PO Box 187 

Everson, WA 98247.................(360) 966-4807 

REGION 10 

Governor/Coordinator - Gabe Kajdy, 

10224 8th Street SW 

Calgary ALB, Canada T2W OH2....(403) 252-5262 

REGION 11 

Co-Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Art Verlengiere 

2351 A Thompson Way, 


Co-Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Ed Diederich 

1308 Hallertau Drive, 

Sparks, NV 89441...................(775) 424-3797 

Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Roger Miller 

600 Pamlar Avenue 

San Jose, CA 95128...............(408) 286-5487 


No. California Governor - Roger Miller 


San Jose, CA 95128...............(408) 286-5487 

No. Nevada Governor - Glenn McKinnon 

2540 Beaumont Pkwy, 

Reno, NV 89523......................(775) 560-2708 

Utah Governor - Open, 

ADVISORY COMMITTEES: 

National Tech Director - 2-Cycle: 

Jack Hoegerl (Chairman) 

4205 29th Ave. 

Rock Island, IL 61201.............(309) 793-0118 

Lynn Haddock 

7585 Short Tail Springs Road, 

Harrison, TN 37341.................(423) 698-0847 

Terry Ives 

6705 Almond Knoll Court, 

Granite Bay, CA 95746............(916) 201-7707 

John Motley 

2130 Golden Hill Rd. Unit 40 

Paso Robles, CA 93446...........(805) 238-7060 

National Tech Director - 4-Cycle: 

Terry Nash (Chairman), 

8438 Loma Place, 

Upland, CA 91786...................(909) 981-9611 

Lee Miller, 

2433 8th Ave., 

Council Bluffs, IA 51501.........(402) 306-4774 

Roger Cathey, 

2061 N. Currant Place, 

Boise, ID 83704......................(208) 378-0610 

Chuck Sloggett, 

11888 Deer Ridge Road, 

Custer, SD 57730....................(605) 673-2203 

David Snyder, 

17538 FM RD 2493 

Flint, TX 75762.......................(903) 894-3262 

Syd White 

24 Paseo Hermoso, 

Salinas, CA 93908..................(831) 484-1302 

Mark Alton 

P.O. Box 224, 

Woodville, WI 54028...............(715) 928-0691 

Jody Mitrevics 

3202 S. Summit Avenue 

Sioux Falls, SD 57105.............(605) 201-5588 

George Shear 

RR 4 Box 445 

Eufaula, OK 74432..................(918) 618-6800 

Mike Schorn 

P.O. Box 373 

Banks, OR 97106....................(503) 324-9072 

Shifter Tech Committee: 

John Motley (Chairman), 


Paso Robles, CA 93446...........(805) 238-7060 

Terry Hegar, 

15600 SE For Mor Court 

Clackamas, OR 97015............(503) 659-1234 

Don Holmboe 

9399 S.W. Tigard Street 

Tigard, OR 97223...................(503) 624-0621 

John Sefcik 

P.O. Box 445, 1152 PR7905 

Hawkins, TX 75765.................(903) 769-4140 

Road Race: 

Don Holmboe (Chairman) 

6510 SW 204th Place 

Aloha, OR 97007.....................(503) 642-5852 

Debbie Kuntze 

660 Bel Air Drive 

Vista, CA 92084......................(760) 941-6448 

Chris Hegar, 

15600 SE For Mor Ct., 

Clackamas, OR 97015............(503) 659-1234 

Roger Miller 


San Jose, CA 95128...............(408) 286-5487 

Mike Jones 

4910 Getha Lane 

Sachse, TX 75048...................(214) 882-6823 

Sprint: 

Art Verlengiere (Chairman) 

2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A 


Lynn Haddock 

PO Box 11 

Ooltewah, TN 37363 

Les Hand 

7912 Red Wolf Way 

Sacramento, CA 95829 

Kent Laukaitis 

3775 Cundiff Road 

Decatur, IL 62526 

Keith Freber 

3233 South Kingshighway 

St. Louis, MO 63139 

Speedway: 

Bill Hilger (Chairman), 

5910 Skylark Lane, 

Lincoln, NE 68516..................(402) 416-1284 

Brad Swiggart 

2900 S. 70th St. #300 

Lincoln, NE 68506..................(402) 484-3892 

Ralph Woodard 

2417 North 84th Street 

Omaha, NE 68134..................(402) 926-2370 

David Snyder 

17538 FM RD 2493 

Flint, TX 75762.......................(903) 894-3262 

Andy Bear 

930 70th Avenue 

Roberts, WI 54023..................(715) 749-3626 

Daniel Koopman 

21580 State Hwy 60 

Brewster, MN 56119...............(507) 842-5510 

Doug Norgaard 

312 E. Glenwood Drive 

Brandon, SD 57005................(605) 351-9223 

Adam Mollenkopf, 

6032 Celestial Avenue NW 

Albuquerque, NM 87114.........(505) 269-7853 

TaG: 

John Motley (Chairman) 


Paso Robles, CA 93446...........(805) 238-7060 

Don Moormeister 

757 E, Havasupai Street 

Meridian ID, 83646.................(208) 420-0631 

Terry Nash, 

8438 Loma Pl, 

Upland, CA 91786...................(909) 981-9611 

Rick Scribner, 

5475 Laird Road, 

Loomis, CA 95650..................(916) 652-3905 

Jack Hoegerl 

4205 29th Ave. 

Rock Island, IL 61201.............(309) 793-0118 


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of the international Kart Federation. Thank you to all 

of our Members and Future Members for 

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