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The “Duffy”Karting’s Highest AwardEach year, hundreds of karters from all of theUSA participate in the IKF Grand Nationals in hopesof winning their class and becoming an IKF GrandNational Champion. Along with this prestigious title,each driver is competing for the most covetedaward in karting, the “Duffy.”Prior to 1976, each Grand National Championreceived a TV set or a plaque as their award. At the1976 April Meeting of the I.K.F. Board of Directors,Administrative Director Bob Graham presented theBoard Members with a model of the 12 inch bronzestatuette that was to be mounted on a 6 inch woodenbase. The designer of this model was Pete Millar.The Board Members agreed that karting neededa “grand prize” to present to each Grand NationalChampion; something that was out of the ordinary andunique as most karters received many trophies eachyear for participating in local or regional events. Thevote was taken and the statuette was presented, for thefirst time, at the 1976 I.K.F. Grand Nationals.From 1976 to 1981, it was known as the “Joe Karter”award. At the January 1981 Board Meeting, PresidentJohn Strauser called for the Board’s vote to honor aman who, just the month before, had retired fromI.K.F. and karting. This well know gentleman had beenactive in karting as a driver, mechanic, Board Member,past President several times of the I.K.F., and was theCo-Founder of organized karting and the Go-Kart Clubof America, which evolved into the International KartFederation. His name, Frank “Duffy” Livingstone.President Strauser made the announcementthat henceforth the statuette was to beknown as the “Duffy.”2011 IKF GRAND NATIONALSROAD RACEJune 15-18, 2011Eagles Canyon Raceway,Decatur, TXSWRA4-CYCLESPRINTJune 29-July 2, 2011Shasta Kart Track,Redding, CAShasta Kart Club4-CYCLESPEEDWAYJuly 10-16, 2011University Plains Speedway,Brookings, SDSouth Dakota Kart Club2-CYCLESPEEDWAY-MIDGETJuly 31-August 4, 2011Delaware Speedway,Delaware, IATri County Karters2-CYCLESPRINTAugust 25-28, 2011CalSpeed, Fontana, CAEP1K ProMotion4 KARTER NEWS - may 2011

ON THE COVER: Justice Lepecharging hard in KPV 1 Cadet at thesecond Cal State event at Adams.Photo by Sean Buur, Go RacingMagazine.NW Gold Cup Series Report - page 9THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL KART FEDERATION • VOL. 51, NO. 5 • may 2011Table of ContentsThe duffy.................................................................................................................................................... 4Membership news.................................................................................................................................. 6Tech and Rule Updates..................................................................................................................... 72011 IKF Regional map.......................................................................................................................... 8nw gold cup series report.............................................................................................................. 9IKF board of directors’ april meeting minutes.............................................................. 132011 Ikf proposals................................................................................................................................ 16Cal state series round two at adams................................................................................... 172011 Road race grand national entry form.................................................................... 232011 4-cycle sprint grand national entry form............................................................. 242011 4-cycle speedway grand national Entry Form...................................................... 252011 2-cycle speedway/speedway midget grand national entry form............ 262011 2-cycle sprint grand national entry form............................................................. 27ikf regional points........................................................................................................................... 28advertiser index................................................................................................................................. 28IKF grand nationals and Regional Event schedules............................................... 29welcome new members................................................................................................................... 32ikf coordinators, governors, and committees............................................................. 33Cal State Series at Adams - page 17Note to all Competitors:If you, as a competitor, have anyquestions about the legality or safetyof your kart, please ask the appropriateofficial at your race. For techor safety issues, ask the Tech Director.For race procedures or generalitems, ask the Race Director.The IKF does not endorse ordetermine the competition legalityof products and services advertisedin the Karter News Magazine, theCompetition Regulations & TechnicalManual, and on the IKF WebSite. The competitor is responsiblefor determining the legality of alltheir equipment for use in IKF sanctionedevents.IKF Board of DirectorsBILL HILGER, 5910 Skylark Lane, Lincoln, NE 68516........................................................................(402) 416-1284PRESIDENTFax (402) 489-7370RICK SCRIBNER, 5475 Laird Road, Loomis, CA 95650......................................................................(916) 652-3905VICE-PRESIDENTFax (916) 652-3910MICHAEL SCHORN, P.o. Box 373, Banks, OR 97106..........................................................................(503) 324-9072SECRETARYkartrcr@yahoo.comJACK HOEGERL, 4205 29th Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201.................................................................... (309) 793-0118CO-TREASURERFax (309) 793-0111, Email: jackh18@aol.comART VERLENGIERE, 2351 Thompson Way Bldg. A, Santa Maria, CA 93455CO-TREASURERGLENN ARAKI, 2615 Business Park Ave., Fresno, CA 93727............................................................(559) 291-0570ED DIEDRICH, 1308 Hallertau Drive Sparks, NV 89441....................................................................(775) 424-3797JOHN MOTLEY, 2130 Golden Hill Road, Unit 40, Paso Robles, CA 93446.....................................(805) 238-7060Fax (805) 238-0323DOUG NORGAARD, 312 E. Glenwood Drive, Brandon, SD 57005.................................................(605) 351-9223KARTER NEWS - may 20115

MEMbERSHIP NEWSFAll 2011 iKF BoArd oF direCtors’ meetiNg dAte:october 15-16, 2011ontario, CaliforniaMore information to be available soon.VOLUME 51, NO. 5 • mAy 2011Karter News is the official monthly publication of the International Kart Federation.EditorPat Eldridge (pat@ikfkarting.com)Production coordinatorFelton Stroud / Stroud Design, Inc.intErnational Kart FEdEration:Advertising, Membership and Subscription information:Office: 909/923-4999, Office Fax: 909/923-6940website: www.ikfkarting.comAddress:International Kart Federation, 1609 S. Grove Ave., Suite 105, Ontario, CA 91761intErnational Kart FEdEration StaFF:Pat Eldridge (pat@ikfkarting.com)Carmen Carranza (carmen@ikfkarting.com)Cynthia Enriquez (membership@ikfkarting.com)Karter News (ISSN: 0096-3216) is published monthly by the International KartFederation, 1609 S. Grove Ave., Suite 105, ontario, CA 91761. when applicable,preferred periodicals postage paid at ontario, CA and additional offices. 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TECH & RULE BOOK UPDATES☞ = Indicates new update for this issue. Please note that Tech & Rule book Updates will now go intoeffect 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.101.4 Election of IKF Board of Directors: (replace all with:)101.4.1 Ballots for election to the Board of Directors shall appearin the July issue of Karter News each year. Two nominations arerequired for a Candidate to be placed on the ballot for the Boardof Directors.101.4.2 Nomination forms must be returned to the IKF Office byAugust 5, or the next business day, to be valid.101.4.3 Nomination Acceptance forms shall be mailed to eachNominee by August 10.101.4.4 Acceptance forms and Nominee Platform must be receivedat the IKF Office by August 24 to be placed on the Ballot.101.4.5 Nominees and their platforms will appear in the Octoberissue of Karter News.101.4.6 Ballots will be sent to the membership before October 15.101.4.7 Voted ballots must be returned to the Accountant byNovember 7.101.4.8 Ballots will be counted after the Fall Board of Directorsmeeting. Results of the election will be placed on the Website andin Karter News as soon as possible.101.4.9 Newly elected Directors will take their office at the JanuaryIKF Board Meeting.CHANGE:☞ 201.6.1 (Replace all text with:) The rear bumper may be eitherCIK style plastic or welded steel tubing loop, of double bar design.Welded on "elephant ear" extensions are permissible. No flexiblecomponents are allowed.Minimum diameter of steel tubing must be .625” with a minimum.065” wall thickness. The basic design must conform to the followingdrawing: (Note the requirement for the lower bar in Section201.6.3).If steel tubing utilized, the rear protection shall extend to at leastthe center of the rear tires. The ends of any rear protection may notextend beyond the outside of the rear tire/wheel assembly except ina declared rain race. If CIK style utilized, retention cables or strapsmay be used. However, they may not compromise the originaldesign or Homologation of the bumper and mounting hardware.CHANGE:207 2-Cycle Sprint National Championship Classes: (updates to Class list:)4. KPV 1 Cadet: (change to read:) KPV100/KPV1 pipe (620.54.3)/carbKPV1 or WA55B or WA55-1/Spec. Clutch (208.2)6. KPV 2 Junior: (change to read:) KPV100/KPV2 pipe (620.54.4)/Spec. Clutch (208.2)8. Super Sportsman Heavy: (change to read:) Yamaha KT100S/RLV3Spec Pipe/Engine/Clutch per 202.513. PRD TaG Junior II: (change class name to:) PRD TaG Junior IIControlled.14. PRD TaG Senior: (change class name to:) PRD TaG SeniorControlled.Note for Exhaust Restricted Yamaha Classes: (change to read:) RLV 1,2, 3 are all restricted pipes on a Yamaha engine. HPV pipes will notbe allowed beginning 7/1/2011 and ONLY pipes with welded endcaps are allowed at this time.CHANGE:209 4-Cycle Sprint National Championship Classes: (delete from Class list:)Delete Class #11... it is a duplicate of Class #10CHANGE:212.4 Official Schedule: (add list:)Day 1 – Friday, August 26Junior 1KPV 1 HeavyJr. Super Sportsman KPV 2 HeavyKid Kart HeavySuper SportsmanDay 2 – Saturday, August 27PRD TAG Junior 1Rookie SportsmanPRD TAG Junior 2Kid KartPRD TAG SeniorSuper Sportsman HeavyDay 3 – Sunday, August 28KPV 1 CadetMini MaxKPV 2 Juniorrotax JuniorKPV 4 Seniorrotax SeniorCHANGE:213.2.1 Approved Local Option Classes: (add list):Briggs World Formula Light - 340# - GasClone - 360# - 15+ - Gas - Exhibition OnlyJr. II Briggs World Formula Heavy - 340# - GasMasters (Briggs Gas Animal) - 370# - 40+ - GasJr. LO206 - 240# - GasKid Kart 206 - 170# - Exhibition OnlyCHANGE:☞ 213.4 Official Schedule (add list):Day 1Briggs World Formula LtJr II Briggs World FormulaBriggs Gas AnimalDay 2Jr II Briggs Gas AnimalBriggs Animal HeavyBriggs World Formula MedDay 3Briggs Animal MediumJr I Briggs Gas Animal HvyJr II Briggs AnimalBriggs Gas Animal HvyCHANGE:Jr I Briggs Gas Animal LightBriggs World Form MastersClone - Exhibition OnlyJr II Briggs World Form HvyJr I Briggs Gas Animal MedMasters (Briggs Gas Animal)Briggs World Formula HvyJr I LO206Kid Kart 206 - Exhibition Only275.5.4 IKF TaG Masters (for Local/Regional racing only):Effective Janauary 1, 2012... (change 1st and 2nd sentence to read:) For ages35 and up. Weight for each engine package is +30lbs based on IKFTaG Senior weight.CHANGE:275.5.3.1 IKF TaG Senior: (replace Engine and Weight list with:) PRD PRDFireball 2008 345 Vortex Rok TT 385Rotax 355 Motori Seven 385Leopard 355 Parilla Leopard MY09 355Sonic TX125 385(continued on page 8)KARTER NEWS - may 20117

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IKF Board of Directors • April Meeting MinutesApril 16-17, 2011President Bill Hilger called the SaturdayOpen Meeting to order at 8:12 am. Directorspresent at Roll Call by Secretary Mike Schornwere Glenn Araki, Bill Hilger, Ed Diederich,Jack Hoegerl, John Motley, Doug Norgaard,Mike Schorn, and Art Verlengiere. Rick Scribnerwas not present at Roll Call.President Hilger welcomes the membersand guests to the Meeting. Membersand guests in attendance were Hank Cantrell,Sharee Hoegerl, Carmen Carranza andCindy Enriquez.Financial ReportHoegerl presented an overview of thefinancial statements i.e. Accounts Receivable,3 Year Balance Sheet and 3 Year Profit & Loss.Income is down. Discussion on Expenses,Cost of Goods and Liability Accounts.Hilger discusses the general outlook ofIKF karting. Discusses insurance sales andtracks. Economy and fuel prices have affectedkarting.Hilger reads the following: The June issueof Karter News will have the notice of acceptanceof bids for the IKF Grand Nationalraces (approximately 24 months away). Thebids for the IKF Grand Nationals must bein the IKF Office prior to September 1, 2011(approximately 21 months before the race).Directors List:Bill HilgerDiscusses the tire RFP. Motley states IKFreceived seven RFPs. First step is to take aserious look at all of the RFP and do testingon a couple of them. They will then get intomore serious testing on all of them. Initialtesting to be done in a couple of weeks.Art VerlengiereDiscussion on the retail arm of the IKF assuggested by Scribner. Discusses duplicateDuffys. Board agrees the duplicate Duffysmust be a smaller version of the originalDuffy. Board agrees for Scribner to proceedwith this. Discussion of IKF apparel. Arakisuggests they find a company to makeapparel as needed. Board comfortable withinitial investment of $3000. Motley feels IKFshould have fanwear. Araki to discuss withhis brother who does this type of work andbring proposal to the Board.Reporting for all Tax Purposes – Verlengiereto discuss with Scribner. Carmendiscussed this with our accountant.Financial Condition – Hoegerl gavereport earlier.Scribner’s suggestion of a 3 race to theGrand National for 2 Cyc Sprint – one race inReg. 6, 7, and 11. Motley agrees with his suggestion.Araki comments it is a great idea.Director Rick Scribner arrives at the Meeting.Discussion on the 3 race to the GrandKARTER NEWS - april 2011Nationals as stated above. Don Holmboeworked on the 3 race to the Grand Nationalpreviously with Scribner. Suggestions byBoard. IKF could be co-promoter of theraces. Scribner to have program ready forthe October Board Meeting.Scribner advised of previous discussionon smaller Duffys and fanwear. Board suggeststhe smaller Duffy, base and plaque be75% the size of the originals. Araki to haveproposal for the Board in 3 or 4 weeks.Rick ScribnerScribner Plastics representative wouldlike to request approval of a “CIK Style”Rear Wheel Protection plastics bumper. Dueto discrepancies in the technical drawing inthe IKF TechnicalManual and actual CIK homologatedbumpers, it is requested that the approvalbe listed as “201.6.4” Other rear bumpersallowed are: Scribner Plastics PN 6050.Motley asks if this has been approved bythe Sprint Committee Chairman. Feels thereis a problem in the IKF that a lot of thingsgo to the whole Board and the Committeeshould be making the recommendation onit. Scribner discusses the interpretation of theRulebook. Verlengiere states the Rulebookalready allows it. Scribner problem with theRulebook is the vertical surface call out, itdoes not really define it. Verlengiere commentsit says CIK style. Board reviewed thisand unanimously agreed that it is CIK styleand is allowed. Verlengiere states this complieswith the Rulebook. Board agrees.Mike SchornRear Bumper Rule – he is asking theBoard permission to allow flex in the previousbumpers to be allowed in 2011. Onlycompromise he can see for his constituents.Scribner states there was a lot of communicationfrom up there and should speak volumesto the Board. Schorn asks Cantrell if hehas seen the bumpers; heard they had beenmodified. Verlengiere asks Motley if thereare any concerns about how it impacts thetire other than not complying to the rule;asks if there are other issues with the designthat make it questionable. Motley statesthere are concerns with it because it allowspart of the bumper to run into the tire; it doesnot have crush like the plastic ones. Scribnerstates the plastic ones run into the tire too,Diederich says it does not have the sameeffect as metal does. Verlengiere discussesthe bumper Schorn showed to the Boardyesterday. Asks if it is rigidly mounted tothe bar so when you hit it, it moves towardthe tire. Schorn says it can go against the tiresand comes back up. Scribner states similar toa molded plastic bumper would do. Schornsays the Rulebook says you can’t have plasticand has to have a metal loop. Discussesbolting. Scribner says continuous is not inthe Rulebook. Hilger states that most mustbe drilled and pinned.Steve Marso joins the Meeting.Araki states that he has seen more plasticsbumpers than steel bumpers come loose orcome off the karts on a regular basis. Motleystates they are geographically different.Araki states the problem is trying to controlwhich one of the bumpers is ???.Motleyreads “retention cables or straps may beutilized however they may not compromisethe original design or homologation of thebumper and mounting hardware”. Verlengierestates there has been much discussion onthis previously and asks where the Board isat today; is Schorn asking for another vote.Hilger states Schorn is asking to allow thebumpers Schorn brought to the Meetingthrough 2011. Lengthy discussion by Board.Hilger reads the clarification of the rear bumperrule: the bumper may be either CIK styleplastic or continuous loop steel tube of doublebar design. No flexible components areallowed. Minimum diameter of .625” with.065” wall. The basic design must conformto the following drawing. Hoegerl asks ifthe elephant ears are added, is it consideredcontinuous. Scribner replies yes when it iswelded, it is allowed. If you add the wordcontinuous, it will have to be welded orchange the verbiage to say it must be welded.Motley states that most letters came froma narrow geographical area. Scribner feelsthey need to phase out the hinged or flexedbumpers at a pre-determined time. Arakiasks if they can approve the wording thatfull width bumpers are mandatory in 2011or whatever year and the rule that Motleywrites will be effective January 1, 2012. Scribneragrees with Araki. Want to eliminate thesmall bumpers. Allow a transition period toget through the season. Motley suggests tonot require the full bumper in 4 cycle.Araki states that, according to how hereads the Rulebook, the bumpers are legal.Scribner agrees with Araki. Motley says toconsider the intent of the rule despite slightflaws in the description.Clarification of the rear bumper rule –Section 201.6 – effective 30 days after postingon the IKF Website.REAR BUMPER-CIK STYLE:Note dimensions shown are for adultchassis only, Cadet and Kid Kart must extendto at least center of rear tires and the endsshall not extend beyond the outside of therear tires, except in a declared rain race.The rear bumper may be either CIK styleplastic or welded steel tubing loop, of doublebar design. Welded on "elephant ear" extensionsare permissible. No flexible componentsare allowed.13

Minimum diameter of steel tubing mustbe .625” with a minimum .065” wall thickness.The basic design must conform to thefollowing drawing: (Note the requirementfor the lower bar in Section 201.6.3).If steel tubing utilized, the rear protectionshall extend to at least the center of the reartires. The ends of any rear protection may notextend beyond the outside of the rear tire/wheel assembly except in a declared rain race.If CIK style utilized, retention cables or strapsmay be used. However, they may not compromisethe original design or Homologationof the bumper and mounting hardware.Schorn reminds the Board IKF stickersare required on karts according to Section105.2.1.2.1 in the 2011 IKF Rulebook. Verlengiereasks if this is enforced nationally –reply is yes.Ed DiederichDiederich proposes a review and rewriteof the Governor and Regional CoordinatorPolicies and Procedures Handbook. Rewriteto define the chain of command. Includethe National Coordinator. Board agrees thatDiederich, Schorn, Verlengiere and Araki towork on the Handbook.Diederich suggests formation of a Committeeof 3 active racers from Sprint Region6, 7, and 11 and one Director, as an overseerof the Committee, to review the structure ofthe Grand National. To make sure we have aproduct going forward in sprint racing thatmirrors what is current in go karting sprintracing. Includes 2 and 4 cycle sprint. Reviewthe current format and scheduling and makerecommendations for future formats, schedulingand venue. Develop a proposal by Septemberso the Board can evaluate for the OctoberBoard Meeting. Suggests that Araki, Schornand Diederich approach their regional racersand get the names together by June. Wants theGrand Nationals to be consistent at least overa three year period to run the same classes.ProposalsMotley comments the Proposal systemdoes not get used as much as it should basedon how it is set up. Few Proposals from thefloor. Need to take a look at it to improve it.Need more input from customers. Problemcould be the time frame before decision ismade. Ineffective system today. Verlengierestates the Proposal system is for rule changesaccording to Section 101.2.6; was put in forengines. Diederich reached out to racersin 2008 and got little participation. ShareeHoegerl suggests Survey Monkey. Verlengierestates the racers want to go where thefast guys are, race the biggest classes andthe coolest event, they could care less aboutwhat the Board does. Araki agrees. Hilgerstates the communication is at the races. Diederichstates you get constructive criticism ifyou show up at the races; they are glad to seeyou at the event.Norgaard requests Section 105.8.2.1 beadded to Section 401.17.4. Clutch/ChainGuard. Discussion by Board. Rule Update.Norgaard to forward the update to the IKFOffice.Motion by Schorn to change two classrace days at the 2011 4 Cycle Sprint GrandNational. Request from Shasta Kart Club torun the Briggs World Formula Medium onFriday and the Briggs World Formula Heavyon Saturday.Second by Diederich. In Favor: Unanimous.PassedMotion by Norgaard to add the SportsmanMidget class to the 2011 2 Cycle Speedway/SpwayMidget Grand National with aminimum of 8 entries to run for a Duffy.Class Specs: Yamaha KT100, 500#, SpecPipe L2, 16+.Second by Schorn. In Favor: Unanimous.PassedRequest for 3rd punch only race on June19th by Delaware Speedway Died for Lackof a Motion.Discussion by the Board:John Motley to be the IKF Tech Directorfor the 2011 Road Race Grand National.IKF Tech Director for the 2011 4 CycleSpeedway Grand National – TBD.Art Verlengiere to be the IKF Co-Directorin Charge of the 2011 4 Cycle Sprint GrandNational.IKF Director in Charge of the 2011 2Cycle Speedway/Speedway Midget GrandNational has not yet been appointed.Hilger states there will be a meeting togo over the 4 Cycle Speedway rules. Will beready for the October Board Meeting.RFP UpdateHilger states RFPs were received fromBridgestone, Burris, Dunlop, Hoosier, MGTires, Maxxis and Vega.2012 2 & 4 Cycle Speedway Grand NationalPresentation by Doug Norgaard & SteveMarso. South Dakota Kart Club @ UniversityPlains Speedway in Brookings SDDoug Norgaard: City behind the event100%. Radio & TV station on board. Historyof Brookings. Amenities outlined. Briggs &Stratton co-founder tie to local college. Informationgiven on the track, tech shed, electronicscale, 2-30 kart grids w/ tent, scoringtower, flag stand, electronic scoring, drainagesystem. Hosting 4 Cycle Speedway 2011Grand National, Midwest Speedway Tour.IKF insurance only. Ambulance on site. Trackoverview. Parking discussed. Staff has done6 Grand National events and numerousregional events. IKF/SFI tech certified.Steve Marso: Wants to do the 2 & 4 CycleSpeedway Grand National combined. Wholenew venture for them. Believes they can dothis. Hosted Region 3, 5, and 5A events – allIKF insured. Strengthened karting in theMidwest.Doug Norgaard states he spoke withHoegerl about how to combine the 2 & 4Cycle Speedway Grand National. Do nothave to eliminate classes to get it all into theprogram. Practice on Sunday and add oneday to the program. Do 6/6/7/7 classes aday. Not trying to eliminate any 2 or 4 Cycle.Looking at roughly 650 entries for the event.Feels very confident they can host the combinedevent. Experienced officiating. Neitherbidder has a parking problem. Discussion ofpit passes sold. Loyal to IKF. Extra lighting.Parking not a problem if it rains. Will usetransponders.Is a fast track. Wants to get event completedby 6-7pm. Both bidding tracks areuser friendly.Discuss integration of 2 and 4 cycle classes– Diederich, Hilger and Hoegerl to workon this. Need to start earlier in the day. Wantto keep 2 Cycle alive.ProposalsSubmitted by Motley:1. Engine changes in 2 Cycle Sprint/TaG:Should demonstrated damage to an engineoccur, the Technical Inspector may allowrepair or the substitution of a like engine. Theburden for demonstrating damage rests withthe competitor. If the competitor is unable todemonstrate damage, one additional engine(total of 2) MAY be approved by the TechnicalInspector. If approved, the competitorwill start the next competition session at theback of the lineup. The intent of these rulesis to repair engine damage, NOT to performmaintenance. The interpretation will be upto the Technical Inspector.Discussion: Motley states competitorschange engines with no penalty. Chaos forthe tech personnel. Not a broad based problem– only a handful of people.Seconds by Schorn and Diederich.2. TaG classes: the engine brand andmodel may not be changed after qualifying.Discussion by Board.Seconds by Schorn and Scribner.3. Port Measurement in TaG engines.Discussion by Board. Conflict in measurementand degrees. Digital read out.Seconds by Schorn and Diederich.Submitted by Verlengiere:4. Adjust the number of entries requiredto receive a Duffy at the IKF 2 Cycle SprintGrand Nationals to 15, effective 2012.Discussion: Verlengiere does not feel givinga Duffy for 5 entries is the right number.Proposal is Withdrawn by Verlengiere.Submitted by Scribner:5. Add to Section 110.9: Duffy AwardRestriction. See Section 212.3 for 2 CycleSprint, Section 213.3 for 4 Cycle Sprint andSection 405.3 for 4 Cycle Speedway.Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere.Submitted by Scribner:6. Change Section 212.3 to read: At GrandNational events, classes with less than 10entrants will not be run for a Duffy.Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere.14 KARTER NEWS - may 2011

for equipment to event. Verlengiere states biggestconcern could be fuel costs, encouragesconsideration with the Portland deal. Portlandis possibility per Schorn. Scribner asked theNCK President about towing to Miller andreply was yes; they like the facility. Work tonot schedule on Sprint dates. Diederich asksif they need a back up track. Schorn states thatthe back up track would be Portland InternationalRaceway.Vote to award the 2012 RR Grand National.Portland Karting Association: Araki, Diederich,Hilger, Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard,Schorn, Scribner.No vote from Verlengiere.2012 Road Race Grand National awardedto Portland Karting Association @ MillerMotorsports.2012 Road Race Grand National back uptrack awarded to Portland Karting Association@ Portland International Raceway.2 & 4 CYCLE SPEEDWAYRegion 5A Huron Kart ClubRolling Thunder Speedway, Huron SDPresentation by Mike Schorn. Side by sidecomparison with South Dakota Kart Clubgiven including hot grid, drainage pumps,flooding, flagman, hot grid, lighting, scoringtower, lights, staff, city support. Directorquestions the presentation to the Board – notinstructive, informative or helpful in makinga decision. Schorn states they have hosted2 successful Grand Nationals. Hilger statesthe first event was a huge undertaking. Bothfacilities are equally good and both promotekarting. Amenities discussed. Tracks are 70miles apart. Clarifies this is a 2 and 4 CycleSpeedway combined event. Both tracks canhandle the combined event very well. Clarifiesthere is no limit on how many times theycan host an event. Diederich feels they needto rotate events.Region 5A South Dakota Kart ClubUniversity Plains Speedway, Brookings SD(Presentation done on Saturday.)Vote to award the 2012 4 Cycle Speedway GrandNational.Huron Kart Club: Diederich, Schorn,ScribnerSouth Dakota Kart Club: Araki, Hilger,Hoegerl, Motley, Norgaard, Verlengiere2012 4 Cycle Speedway Grand Nationalawarded to South Dakota Kart Club @ UniversityPlains Speedway.2012 4 Cycle Speedway Grand Nationalback up track awarded to Huron Kart Club@ Rolling Thunder Speedway.Motion to Adjourn Meeting by Motley.Second by Verlengiere.Meeting Adjourned at 12p.m.2011 IKF PROPOSALSProposals are submitted at the Spring Board Meeting with two Seconds for a Motion. TheProposals will be listed in the Karter News and on the IKF website, www.ikfkarting.com.Input from the membership should be forwarded in writing to the IKF Office or by emailto pat@ikfkarting.com for distribution to the Board and/or Committee Chairmen. Pleaseinclude the Proposal Number/s, your IKF Membership Number, Membership ExpirationDate and contact information. Input from the Membership to arrive no later than September30, 2011.The Proposals will be addressed at the October Meeting of the Board.Submitted by Motley:1. Engine changes in 2 Cycle Sprint/TaG:Should demonstrated damage to an engineoccur, the Technical Inspector may allowrepair or the substitution of a like engine. Theburden for demonstrating damage rests withthe competitor. If the competitor is unable todemonstrate damage, one additional engine(total of 2) MAY be approved by the TechnicalInspector. If approved, the competitorwill start the next competition session at theback of the lineup. The intent of these rulesis to repair engine damage, NOT to performmaintenance. The interpretation will be upto the Technical Inspector.Discussion: Motley states competitorschange engines with no penalty. Chaos forthe tech personnel. Not a broad based problem– only a handful of people.Seconds by Schorn and Diederich.2. TaG classes: the engine brand andmodel may not be changed after qualifying.Discussion by Board.Seconds by Schorn and Scribner.3. Port Measurement in TaG engines.Discussion by Board. Conflict in measurementand degrees. Digital read out.Seconds by Schorn and Diederich.Submitted by Verlengiere:4. Proposal is Withdrawn by Verlengiere.Submitted by Scribner:5. Add to Section 110.9: Duffy AwardRestriction. See Section 212.3 for 2 CycleSprint, Section 213.3 for 4 Cycle Sprint andSection 405.3 for 4 Cycle Speedway.Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere.Submitted by Scribner:6. Change Section 212.3 to read: At GrandNational events, classes with less than 10entrants will not be run for a Duffy.Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere.Submitted by Scribner:7. Change Section 213.3 to read: At GrandNational events, classes with less than 10entrants will not be run for a Duffy.Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere.Submitted by Scribner:8. Change Section 405.3 to read: At GrandNational events, classes with less than 10entrants will not be run for a Duffy.Seconds by Scribner and Verlengiere.Submitted by Araki:9. Section 207 Class 2: Change age onthe Junior I Comer 2 Cycle Sprint class toAttained Age 7- Competition Age 11.Reason by Araki: Make an easier transitionfor a kid karter to go into Junior I. Is avery difficult transition. Too big of a jump,competition wise. Motley agrees.Seconds by Motley and Diederich.Submitted by Araki:10. Section 207 Class 3: Change age on theRookie Sportsman class to Attained Age 7-Competition Age 11.Seconds by Motley and Verlengiere.Submitted by Schorn:11. Section 209 Classes 1,2,3: Change ageon the Junior I Briggs Gas Animal Light,Medium and Heavy to Attained Age 7-Competition Age 11.Seconds by Scribner and Diederich.Submitted by Motley:12. Introduce a new Kid Kart class basedon the Honda GX50U engine. Sealed engine,claimer rule. Engine available throughHonda Performance Development. Engineis running a number of places; he has testedit. Not suggesting to replace C-51. Viablealternative. Chance to get Honda involved.Motley to send verbiage. Details to follow.Seconds by Scribner and Diederich.Submitted by Hoegerl:13. Section 402 2 Cycle Speedway ChampionshipClass #13 Super Sportsman. Allowwet or dry engine clutch per Section 202.5.Reason: Wet engine components are becomingharder to find and dry clutches reliabilityhave improved.Seconds by Schorn and Diederich.14. Section 207 2 Cycle Sprint ChampionshipClass #1 Kid Kart to have an engineclaiming fee of $1,500. This does not includeengine mount and air filter. You must also bea competitor in the class. Reason – to allowbeginning drivers and their parents theopportunity to learn driving and mechanicaltechniques.Seconds by Motley and Norgaard.16 KARTER NEWS - may 2011

Cal State Karting Series Round TwoAdams Motorsports ParkArticle and Photos by Go Racing MagazineSenior PRD actionRace # 2 of the Cal State KartingSeries took place at the WorldFamous Adams MotorsportsPark in Riverside, Ca the weekend ofApril 2nd and 3rd. The current formatof practice on Saturday and racing onSunday continues to provide racers withplenty of track time, something the Rotaxracers have grown accustom to racing allthis time with the Gatorz Series. Entriesremained constant around the 125 mark,as many locals relished the opportunityto race in a regional program at Adams.The Adams facility is a place of legends,and it was great to see guys like GeorgeMack, and Buddy Rice in the house,soaking up a little old school karting.The weekend was fantastic for racing,with just a threat of showers that neverpanned out. As always Adams providedexcellent on track action and fireworksin the pits.Micro Max was the only class tohave racing on Saturday as their programis intertwined with the practiceof the other classes. With two competitorsthis weekend, there leaves plentyof room for growth. Preston Andersonwas once again the better of the two asDezel West just couldn't match his pace.Anderson qualified on pole, won theprefinal and ran solo to the win in thefinal. West had a mechanical failure thatunfortunately kept him from participatingin the final.KPV 1 was the first class to drop apedal in anger on Sunday. As the daywent on, things heated up even moreon and off track. Qualifying was veryclose with Jake Drew landing the poleover Colton Herta by .039. Drew went a49.945 in the So Cal Sprinters track configurationthat was being utilized thisweekend. Dylan Cartier and HannahGrisham made up row two, as AndrewMurowatz rounded out the fast five.The 10 lap prefinal saw Drew retain thelead narrowly over Herta. Skylar Estradaand Royal McKee gained ground tofinish in 3rd and 4th. The final got uglyearly, as contact within the lead groupresulted in heated pit discussions, driversoff track and a DQ. Drew led theopening laps over Herta and Estrada,but Justice Lepe was the kart on themove. Seven laps into the final andLepe was around everyone and leadingthe charge. Grisham too was climbingup the rankings and right in the thickof it. Contact up front left Herta sidelinedand Drew back in the chase groupheaded up by Christian Brooks. Lepeand Grisham now had a clear track, wellahead of Drew, Brooks, Estrada, McKee,and Zach Arthur. Lepe kept Hannah atbay, but broth drivers turned in greatdrives. Behind them things went badlyfor Brooks on the white flag lap. Officialsissued a penalty to Drew for contactresulting in a big DQ for one of theclass contenders. With results sorted thetop five was Lepe, Grisham, Estrada,Arthur, and Murowatz. Nothing likegetting the finals off to a great start inthe afternoon.Rotax Junior: With spring break inthe air many of the Juniors were goneon school trips, and Rotax Junior felt theKARTER NEWS - may 201117

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unt of the effects. Enzo Mestre was the lone entry, but tohis credit he ran every available lap in the combined PRDJr. 2 / Rotax Junior class. In PRD Parker Thompson set thepace from start to finish. His pole time of 46.317 was 3 tenthsquicker then Brenden Baker and Wyatt May. Parker killedit in the heat race walking away from a great battle for 2ndplace between Chance Skaufel, Jason Hannegan and May.The final was not much of a contest as Thompson once againled from start to finish. The skirmish for 2nd place again stolethe eyes of the spectators as it was the best action on track.Track position was key as Skaufel, Hannegan and May alllooked for openings. Maxwell Rios, Henry Fallshand, Baker,and Willy Axton were doing the same just a few feet back.After starting deep in the pack, Axton was on a mission,picking up position after position and gaining ground on themain chasers. Thompson cruised it to the finish with enoughmargin for error, not wanting a mechanical like last month’sfoil his chance at victory. Hannegan drove his behind off forbest in class honors and a second place finish. Axton ended aquality effort with a trip to the podium in 3rd.Senior PRD: The most anticipated class of the weekendwas Sr. PRD. With 29 drivers lining up for qualifying andveteran Adams racers like Mack, Matta, Carmody, and Giumarranot even hitting the top ten you know the competitionis stout. Three more long-time Adams racers topped the timecharts with an Aussie and an up and coming kid roundedout the top five. Notorious Nick Johnston dropped a 46.369bomb in qualifying with Mad Matt Johnson just missing thepole with his 46.403. Derek Zimmermann put his 15 yearsexperience to work to start the prefinal 3rd. Scott Saundersand Devin Lindsey completed the fast five. Impressively, 17drivers all were within 1 second of the pole time. The prefinalsaw a shakeup in the running order as Johnston fell to 4thand Johnson scored the win. After leading most of the laps,Zimmerman moved up a spot to finish in 2nd, while Lindseyshowed good form and finished in 3rd. CalSpeed’s winnerEnzo MestreJohn Wallace IIIPaul BonillaJustice Lepe #8Dezel West #21Camden Geise climbed the charts to finish in 5th. A thrownchain for Saunders cost him dearly and he would start thefinal from the last row.The final was set for 26 grueling laps around the 7/10ths,14 turn racing circuit and as the green dropped Zimmermannslid in front of Johnson, taking over the lead. Johnston, Lindseyand Kelley fell in line behind the leaders as they exitedthe “Big Monza” turn for the first time. Johnson dove to theinside of Zimmermann in turn one in what was to be thePreston AndersonKARTER NEWS - may 201119

Parker Thompson #80winning move. Once out front, Johnsonrarely looked back over his shoulder tosee how far back the competition. Johnstonsoon too was past Zimmermann asKelley, Andrick Zeen and Geise wereclosing in. By lap 5, Sounders was upto 13th position and turning the fastestlaps of the race. Attrition played a heavypart of the contest as Zimmermann fellout from 3rd with a broken bolt. Zeentook over 3rd and narrowed the gapAnthony Sawyerto Johnston. The two would go nose totail to the checkered flag behind Johnsonwith Johnston just clipping Zeen atthe line. Saunders, with a crazy impressivedrive through the field ran out oflaps after catching Kelley and crackingthe top five. Unfortunately for both 4thand 5th, the tech barn ended two solidruns. Donny St. Ours, out a kart for afew years now, came back at the openinground to race and finished here witha quality 4th. He was in the hunt mostof the day along with Geise, who endedup 5th and leaves Adams in the hunt forthe championship.Kid Kart: Anthony Willis toppedthe Kid Kart qualifying charts on Sundaywith a time of 1:03.718. Dezel Weststarted P2 just a few tenths back in time.The heat race was fantastic as Westscored a narrow victory over a chargingHudson Morrow and pole sitter Willis.The final was as exciting as they comewith all three top finishers leading lapsin the 10 lap contest. It was back andfourth all race long starting with Willisup front, then Morrow, then Willis, thenMorrow, then Willis again until finallyWest made a charge and captured thewin. The three drivers went nose to tailto the finish. Morrow held on for 2ndplace with Willis right there in 3rd. TannorHudspeth and Dakota Tate finishedin 4th and 5th.Mini Max & PRD Junior 1 combinedclass was race group #5 of the20 KARTER NEWS - may 2011

day with 21 total entries. Royal McKeejust bested Nicky Hays in Mini Maxqualifying while Adam Iavelli did thesame to Zach Arthur in the PRD group.With split starts in the heat and the finalmost of the racing between classes wasavoided, but I for one would like to seecombined groups gridded up based onwhere they finished regardless of class.Works for the Rolex guy, should workfor karts too. Hays and Iavelli tookthe prefinal wins, but the finals werea lot longer and sure to keep everyoneon their toes. Hays and McKee werethe class of the Mini Max field. WithMcKee starting shotgun it took him afew laps to make his way up to Hays.The two were in for a great battle whena mechanical took Hays out of the raceonly six laps in. McKee drove off for aneasy win. Annie and Toni Breidingerhad a good race for what was now 2ndplace. They exchanged positions a fewtimes before Annie ended up in 2nd forgood. PRD saw Iavelli take the greenand hold it through the first lap. A goodstart by Jake Drew put him in secondplace for the opening laps. Arthur wasquick and challenged Drew for 2nd,taking over the position by lap 6. Iavellilooked to be in complete charge ofthings and started to draw away fromthe chase group. It looked as though hewould easily run home free to the final,but Arthur was fast and the two cameback together late in the race. Arthurtook the lead from Iavelli, but the #12never gave up. With a last lap moveIavelli regained the lead and scored asuperb win at his home track. A greateffort by Arthur earned him 2nd place.Drew ran pretty much the entire race in3rd and that’s where he finished. ChristianBrooks was a few seconds back andfinished in 4th place. Cooper Whitbreadturned in a solid performance to finishoff the top five with a 5th.Rotax Masters: Kevin Manningput his vast Adams experience to gooduse qualifying in Masters Rotax with atime of 46.056. Round one winner PaulBonilla sat P2 just 3 tenths off Manning.Manning took the win in the prefinalwith Andy Seesemann moving up oneposition to start 2nd. The final was agiant letdown as contact entering turnone scattered most of the field. It shouldhave been a restart for sure and left mostof the drivers baffled that it wasn’t.Bonilla got away clean in the may-layand drove off to the win, leading everylap. Manning and Seesemann recoveredbut were left with only 2nd and 3rd tocontend for. Seesemann eventually gotaround Manning for 2nd but we wereall disappointed not to see a three wayup front for the win.Adam IavelliKARTER NEWS - may 2011Junior 1 Comer: Qualifying inJunior 1 Comer was a close one as allseven drivers were separated by lessthan a second. Noah Garza inched outthe pole over Dylan Cartier by .061with Ryan Schartau only 2 tenths back.Garza won the prefinal with AnthonySawyer jumping up into 2nd place.The final was pretty sweet as the racebroke up into two different groups.Up front Garza, Cartier and Sawyerseesawed back and forth with Garzaleading early, then Cartier leading late.21

Junior PRDBehind the lead trio Schartaubattled with Michael Reehland Myles Farhan. Sawyersaved the best for last as hesnaked by his competitors tograb the win over Garza andCartier. Reehl and Schartaucompleted the top five a fewsecond back.KPV Junior 2: ParkerThompson put a half secondon the field in KPV Junior 2qualifying. Brandon Reedand Brenden Baker were thebest of the rest sitting P2 andP3 respectively. As expectedThomson sped off to an easyvictory in the prefinal. HaleyJenni kicked it up a notch tofinish in 2nd place with JasonHannegan finishing 3rd. Thefinal was a snoozer after thefirst two laps as Thompsonwent flag to flag for the win,his second on the day. Jenniran her entire race in 2ndplace as Hannegan did thesame for 3rd. The only actionwas late in the contest andRoyal McKeeBaker and Reed exchanged4th and 5th place positions.Reed ended up besting Bakerfor 4th place.Rotax Senior: The finalevent of the day was RotaxSr. and qualifying was a nailbiter. Jeremy Kane procuredthe pole by just inches overJohn Wallace III, Scott Saundersand Matt Hart. Wallaceand Kane fell back in the prefinalas Saunders took the win.Wallace fought his way backup to 2nd and started outsiderow one for the final. Saunderswas the quickest in the finaland looked good for the firstplace trophy. Another thrownchain cost Saunders his podiumposition, but this time heremained in the seat, put thechain back on and continuedto finish his race nearly a lapdown. Wallace ran solo in 2ndplace then took over the leadfrom Saunders. Kane too wasalone for 3rd before being elevatedto 2nd. Only Hart andJill Boddy were anywherenear each other on track. Wallacegrabbed his first win ofthe season by seven secondsover Kane.Round #3 of the Cal StateKarting Series is alreadylooming in the near future.Kerman Kart Club will bethe host club and the racewill take place April 30-May1, 2011 at the Fresno Fairgrounds.The event is sureto bring out some of Nor-TOP 5 FINISHERS:KPV 1 CadetPos. No. Name1 8 Justice Lepe2 18 Hannah Grisham3 11 Skylar Extrada4 27 Zachary Arthur5 42 Andrew MurowatzRotax Junior1 29 Enzo MestreJR 2 PRD TAG Controlled1 80 Parker Thompson2 53 Jason Hannegan3 24 Willy Axton4 12 Chance Skaufel5 37 Marc JordanSenior PRD1 21 Matt Johnson2 28 Nick Johnston3 67 Andrick Zeen4 31 Donny St. Ours5 34 Camden GeiseKid Kart1 21 Dezel West2 1 Hudson Morrow3 73 Anthony Willis4 91 Tannor Hudspeth5 14 Dakota TateMini Max1 2 Royal McKee2 08 Annie Breidinger3 80 Toni Breidinger4 90 Cruz FioreCal’s best racers to join thededicated cadre of So Calenthusiasts. We could belooking at a solid NorthSouth shootout for seasonlong bragging rights. TheKerman group always doesa great job and will make theshort drive worth it both intrack setup and in organization.As always everything isavailable online from scheduleto entry forms @ www.calstatekarting.com5 151 Nicky HaysJr 1 PRD1 12 Adam Iavelli2 17 Zach Arthur3 29 Jake Drew4 34 Christian Brooks5 44 Cooper WhitbreadRotax Masters1 20 Paul Bonilla2 51 Andy Seesemann3 71 Kevin Manning4 32 Steve Dzurilla5 10 Larry HayashigawaJunior 1 Comer1 06 Anthony Sawyer2 48 Noah Garza3 63 Dylan Cartier4 28 Michael Reehl5 7 Ryan SchartauKPV 2 Junior1 80 Parker Thompson2 18 Haley Jenni3 53 Jason Hannegan4 33 Brandon Reed5 09 Brenden BakerRotax Senior1 43 John Wallace III2 33 Jeremy Kane3 12 Matt Hart4 65 Jill Boddy5 49 Scott SaundersRotax Micro Max1 14 Preston Anderson22 KARTER NEWS - may 2011

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4-CYCLE SPRINT GRAND NATIONAL - June 29-July 2, 2011RegistrationFormDRIVER INFORMATIONOne Form Per Driver, PLEASE PRINT CLEARLYDriver: _______________________________________________________________ Birth Date: _________________Address: ___________________________________________ City: ___________________________ State: ___________ Zip: ____________Phone #: ________________________________________ Email: __________________________________________IKF #: __________________ Exp. Date: ____________ Transponder #:ENTRY FEES EACH CLASS ENTRY INCLUDES WEDNESDAY JUNE 29TH PRACTICEPre-Register First Class $70.00 Pre-Register Each Additional Class $60.00After Pre-Register Cut-off date First Class $90.00 After Pre-Register Cut-off date Each Additional Class $80.00Pre Registration Ends May 31st 2011Due to Insurance requirements, Every person entering our facility will be required to purchase a pit pass!Non-Driver Event Pit Pass (Wed 6/29 - Sat 7/2) $30.00 Quantity _____ $________________________Non-Driver Single Day Pit Pass 6/29 Wed____6/30 Thurs____7/1 Fri____7/2 Sat____ $15.00 # of Days_________ $__________________Practice Fees Prior to Event (Fri 6/24 - Tues 6/28)Driver Practice Fee Fri____Sat____Sun____Mon____Tues____ $30.00 # of Days __________ $____________________Non-Driver Practice Pit Pass Fee Fri____Sat____Sun____Mon____Tues____ $10.00 # of Days _________ $____________________FUEL FEESSpec Fuel Gas 4-Cycle $10.00 per Gallon # of Gallons _____ $______________________Spec Fuel Methanol 4-Cycle $10.00 per Gallon # of Gallons _____ $______________________OTHER FEESPIT SPOT Gold Spot# _________ $175 Silver Spot# _________ $150 See map for locationsEVENT T-SHIRT Adult sm/med/large/xlarge/xxlarge $15each # of shirts $________________Youth sm/med/large $15each # of shirts $________________Their will only be a limited number of event t-shirts available, preorders are a must if want one!$10,000 giveaway! $100 donation enters you to win $10,000 only 200 donations available.Drawing to be held on Sat. July 2nd at the awards ceremony.# tickets______ x $100$_____________CLASSESThursday, June 30th Fuel WeightIKF Briggs World Formula Light (option) Sponsored by Gas 340 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior II Briggs World Formula Gas 325 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Briggs Gas Animal - Sponsored by Tri-R-Gas Gas 350 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior l Briggs Gas Animal Light - Sponsored by RLV Gas 240 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______World Formula Masters (age 40+ or 200lb driver) Gas 400 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Clone (Exhibition Only) Gas 360 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Friday, July 1stJunior ll Briggs Gas Animal Gas 310 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Briggs Animal Heavy - Sponsor, Redding Rocks Ready Mix Meth 360 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______IKF Briggs World Formula Medium Gas 365 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior II Briggs World Formula Heavy-(Option) Gas 340 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior I Briggs Gas Animal Medium Gas 250 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Masters Briggs Gas Animal (40+) (option) Gas 370 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Saturday July 2ndBriggs Animal Medium Meth 335 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Briggs Gas Animal Heavy Gas 370 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior I Briggs Gas Animal Heavy Gas 260 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior II Briggs Animal Meth 310 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______IKF Briggs World Formula Heavy Gas 390 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Junior 1 Briggs LO206 Gas 240 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Kid Kart 206 (Exhibition Only) Gas 170 Kart #______ Alt #______ $______Mail Pre-Registrations to:Make Checks Payable to:Shasta Kart KlubShasta Kart Klub, Inc.3707 Meadowview Dr., STE 200Redding CA 96002 Must be received by: May 31st 2011Total $__________Date Received____________Paid: ___________________24 KARTER NEWS - may 2011

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EP1K ProMotion presents2011 IKF 2-CYCLE SPRINT GRAND NATIONALSCalSpeed Karting Center • August 25-28, 2011Driver Name: IKF #: Exp. Date: Age:Address: City: State: Zip:Phone: DAY EVE Email:Emergency Contact: Phone: Relation:Item Fee X Quantity = TotalSpec Fuel/Oil (5-gals + oil) $90 per class _____ $_____Preferred Pit Spots $200 per 10x50 spot _____ $_____Reserved Pit Spots $150 per 10x40 spot _____ $_____Event Pit Pass: August 25-28 $45 _____ $_____Day Pit Pass (specify quantity/day) $15 ___Thu ___Fri ___Sat ___Sun $_____Overnight Camping Pass* $100 per vehicle _____ $_____*Pass required for nightly facility access from 8:00pm–6:00am August 25, 26, 27Entry Fees* Before July 29 After July 29First Class Entered $95 $115Additional Classes $85 $95*Complete entry forms with full payment postmarked by/on July 29 will qualify for reduced rate.Entry fee includes Driver Practice Pass on August 25Friday – August 26 Kart # Alt. # Transponder # Fee____ Junior 1 Comer #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Junior Super Sportsman #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Kid Kart Heavy #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ KPV 1 Cadet Heavy #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ KPV 2 Junior Heavy #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Senior Super Sportsman #_____ #_____ __________ $_____Saturday – August 27 Kart # Alt. # Transponder # Fee____ Junior 1 PRD TAG #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Junior 2 PRD TAG #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Senior PRD TAG #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Rookie Sportsman #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Kid Kart #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Super Sportsman Heavy #_____ #_____ __________ $_____Sunday – August 28 Kart # Alt. # Transponder # Fee____ KPV 1 Cadet #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ KPV 2 Junior #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ KPV 4 Senior #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Mini Max #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Rotax Max Junior #_____ #_____ __________ $_________ Rotax Max Senior #_____ #_____ __________ $_____For the latest event information visitwww.calstatekarting.comWebsite includes specific details on:- Track Map- Pit Spot Map- Spec Fuel Program- Overnight Camping- Daily Schedules- Registration Hours- Event and Class Sponsors- Contingency Awards- Area Accommodations- Special Activitiesand much more valuable event info!PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE*Open Practice: Monday - WednesdayAugust 22-248:00 am Gates open9:00am–5:00pm6:00pmControlled PracticeGates close – noovernight campingEvent Practice: Thursday, August 256:30amGates open7:00am–3:00pm Registration open7:00am–3:00pm Pre-Tech open8:00amDrivers Meeting9:00am–5:00pm Controlled Practice8:00pm Gates close †Race Days: Fri/Sat/Sun, August 26-286:30amGates open7:00am–3:00pm Registration open7:00am–10:00am Pre-Tech open8:00amDrivers Meeting9:00am–11:30am Practice Sessions11:30am–1:00pm Qualifying1:00pm–2:30pm Heat Races2:30pm–5:00pm Main Races8:00pm Gates close †*All times approximate and subject to change†Overnight camping available for additional feeMail entry form and payment to:EP1K ProMotion5753 E. Santa Ana Canyon, #G-567Anaheim, CA 92807TOTAL DUE $ONE DRIVER PER ENTRY FORMOFFICE USE ONLY V1Total Due: Paid:Check #:Dated:Postmark: [ ] DB [ ] EM [ ] CFKARTER NEWS - may 201127

POINTS STANDINGSREGION 4ASPEEDWAYUpdated 4-22-11Cadet ClassSage Vandemark ................ 201Junior ii 2-CycleAndrew Huerena ................. 204Spencer Hill ........................ 194Amber Cohea ...................... 184Briana Franchini ..........One DayJunior i 2-CycleRaeanna Vandemark ........... 204Jacob Cowger .................... 194Questin Mauner .................. 184Jude Montoya ..................... 179Junior i 4-CycleRaeanna Vandemark ........... 202Jacob Cowger .................... 195Yamaha heavyAustin Bairdl ....................... 205Ryan Jackson ..................... 195Christopher Trujillo .............. 185Cory Flint ............................ 180Don Kruse .......................... 175unlimitedAustin Baird ........................ 203Jay Mehrer ......................... 183Paul Franchini ..............One DayREGION 4bROAD RACEUpdated 3-29-11saturdaytAg lightAdam Kelley ........................ 220Steven Clark ....................... 210Donnie Cluck ...................... 200Aden Feustel ....................... 195Paul Palmer ........................ 190Form 125Brekk Harris ........................ 220sWrA stoCK 125 liteWaylon McCulloch .............. 220Mike Smith ......................... 210Connor Iseli ......................... 200Coy Dayton ......................... 195Weston McCulloch .............. 190Jack Murray ....................... 185Allen Fleming ...................... 180Alex Tartaglia ...................... 175Bristol Gunderson ............... 170Patrick Leonard .................. 165Scott Rister * ...................... 162sWrA stoCK 125 heAvYDale McCulloch ................... 220Todd Vandermolen .............. 210Troy Talamantez .................. 200Brad Johnson ..................... 195Ed Gillette ........................... 190Floyd Czaja ......................... 185Tom Durrett ........................ 180Tom Gillette ........................ 175sAt tAg heAvYStephen Wright ................... 220Troy Talamantez .................. 210Mike Love ........................... 200Sterling Robinson * ............. 195Greg Sellers ........................ 190Form 125 ltd heAvYTom Gillette ........................ 220Anthony Harwin .................. 210Richard Booth ..................... 200Rocky Fleming .................... 195Form 80 srJaren Trengove ................... 220Michael Mantel ................... 210Jacob Kantor ...................... 200Ari Feustel .......................... 195Tommy Muth ....................... 190Chance Pool ........................ 185Trace Bartley ....................... 180Form 80 sr heAvYTobyn Dyer ......................... 220Mark Bourgeois .................. 210YAm Kt100 ltd liteJohn Dale Brown * .............. 220Jamey Brown * ................... 210David Munden .................... 200Donnie Cluck ...................... 195Brian Rahn .......................... 190Julie Munden ...................... 185Roger Kelley ....................... 180rotAX mAX liteBristol Gunderson ............... 220Aden Feustel ....................... 210Greg Sellers ........................ 195Ari Feustel .......................... 190Sterling Robinson * ................. 0YAmAhA heAvYMike Sampson .................... 220Pete Hatzenbuehler ............. 210Jean Brown ........................ 200Scott Cherry ........................ 195Tom McClintock .................. 190Mark Rose .......................... 185Tom Harris .......................... 180Glen Cherry ......................... 175Chris Cooper ........................... 0YAm Jr spriNt sit upJoe Taylor ........................... 220Thomas Beaudoin ............... 210Mitch McKie ....................... 200Virgil Foster ........................ 195Form 80 JrRyan McCollum ................... 220Joe Taylor ........................... 210miNi mAXColin Russell ....................... 220Jacob Loomis ..................... 210Trenton Estep ...................... 200Michael S Abner .................. 195sundaytAg heAvYGreg Sellers ......................... 220Troy Talamantez ................... 210Sterling Robinson * .............. 200Form 125 ltd heAvY iiDale McCulloch .................... 220Ed Gillette ............................ 210Tom Durrett ......................... 200Floyd Czaja .......................... 195Rocky Fleming ..................... 190sWrA stoCK 125 heAvY iiDale McCulloch .................... 220Ed Gillette ............................ 210Tom Durrett ......................... 200Floyd Czaja .......................... 195Rocky Fleming ..................... 190suN sWrA stoCK 125 liteWaylon McCulloch ............... 220Mike Smith .......................... 210Connor Iseli.......................... 200Alex Tartaglia ....................... 195Todd Vandermolen ............... 190Allem Fleming ...................... 185Weston McCulloch ............... 180Jack Murray ........................ 175Coy Dayton .............................. 0Scott Rister * ........................... 0suN tAg lightBristol Gunderson ................ 220Ari Feustel ........................... 210Adam Kelley......................... 200Donnie Cluck ....................... 195Aden Feustel ........................ 190Paul Palmer ......................... 185Michael R Abner .................. 180Form 80 sr iiMichael Mantel .................... 220Tommy Muth........................ 210Jacob Kantor ....................... 200Jared Trengove .................... 195Chance Pool ......................... 190Tracy Bartley ........................ 185Form 80 sr hvY iiTobyn Dyer .......................... 220YAm Kt100 ltd hvYDavid Munden ..................... 220Brian Rahn ........................... 210Julie Munden ....................... 200Roger Kelley ........................ 195YAmAhA lightMike Sampson ..................... 220Michael Sampson ................ 210C W Crane............................ 200Glen Cherry.......................... 195Soctt Cherry......................... 190sportmAN heAvYScott Cherry......................... 635Glen Cherry.......................... 620Bobby White ........................ 420Pete Hatzenbuehler .............. 210Jean Brown ......................... 200Form 80 Jr heAvYRyan McCollum ................... 220YAm Jr spriNt sit up iiThomas Beaudoin ............... 220miNi mAX iiJacob Loomis ...................... 220Trenton Estep ....................... 210Colin Russell ........................ 200Michael S Abner ................... 195ADvERTISERINDExBurris racing .....................................................32California Kart world .......................................32CMC - Competition Motors Corp ..................32Courtney Concepts ...........................................30Coyote Products ................................................31EP1K Pro-Motion ..............................................20G-Man Kart works ............................................31Haddock, Ltd. 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EvENTS2011 GRANDNATIONALSROAD RACEJune 15-18, 2011Eagles Canyon Raceway, Decatur, TX - SWRA4-CYCLE SPRINTJune 29-July 2, 2011Shasta Kart Track, Redding, CAShasta Kart Club4-CYCLE SPEEDWAYJuly 10-16, 2011University Plains Speedway, Brookings, SDSouth Dakota Kart Club2-CYCLE SPEEDWAY-SPEEDWAY MIDGETJuly 31-August 4, 2011Delaware Speedway, Delaware, IATri County Karters2-CYCLE SPRINTAugust 25-28, 2011CalSpeed, Fontana, CA - EP1K ProMotion2011 REGIONALEvENTSREGION 4A SPEEDWAYmay 28-29, 2011Harvey Caplin MemorialAlbuquerque Speedway KartingAugust 20, 2011Harvey Caplin MemorialAlbuquerque Speedway KartingREGION 4A SPRINTContact: Jay Jacobellis, Colorado Junior KartingClub 303-683-0333may 1Action Karting - Morrison COmay 15IMI Motorsports - Erie COJune 5Action Karting - Morrison COJune 19IMI Motorsports - Erie COJuly 10IMI Motorsports - Erie COAugust 14Action Karting - Morrison COAugust 28IMI Motorsports - Erie COseptember 11Action Karting - Morrison COseptember 25CJKC Family Celebration & IKF Awards BanqREGION 4b ROAD RACESWRA (Southwest Roadrace Association)June 15-18 iKF roadrace grand NationalsEagles CanyonJuly 29-30-31 summer NationalCircuit Grand Bayou(No Problem Raceway – Louisiana)september 16-17-18 Fall NationalEagles Canyonoctober 14-16Hallett / Hosted by MARRSREGION 5 SPEEDWAYmay 14-15, 2011Newton Kart Club, Newton, IAwww.newtonkarting.commay 28, 2011 (punch oNlY race)Delaware Speedway, Delaware, IAJune 4-5, 2011I-90 Speedway, Blue Earth, MNJune 25-26, 2011Shimek Speedway, Farmington, IAJuly 23-24, 2011I-93 Speedway, Fayette, IAJuly 30, 2011 (punch oNlY race)Delaware Speedway, Delaware, IAAugust 13-14, 2011Cottonwood, Parkersburg, IAREGION 5A SPEEDWAY'11 IKF Briggs & Stratton Midwest Speedway Tour.Best 5 out of 6 except Jr. Gas, Masters and BriggsLO206. Saturday gates open at 8am, hotlaps at1pm. Sunday gates open at 8am, hotlaps at 11am.Series Coordinator: Doug Johnson 605-359-4955may 28-29 2011 (rain date may 30)University Plains Speedway, Brookings, SDSteve Marso 605-410-4020June 11-12 2011Rolling Thunder Speedway, Huron, SDTodd Snedeker 605-350-4633June 25-26 2011University Plains Speedway, Brookings, SDSteve Marso 605-410-4020July 23-24 2011Atwater Karting Speedway, Atwater MNSteve Minnehan 320-979-5294August 6-7 2011Aberdeen Karting Club, Aberdeen, SDJayde Schott 605-228-5113september 17-18 2011Rain Datessaturday schedule:Stock Lt, Briggs Animal Masters, Junior I Med,Junior II Med, Jr Gas Flathead & 206 225#/Animal270#, Stock Medium, Briggs LO206, Junior I Heavy,Blue Wazoom OHV, Junior II Heavy, Stock Heavysunday schedule:Briggs Animal Lt, Briggs Animal Masters, BriggsJunior I Animal Med, Briggs Junior II Animal Med, JrGas - same as Saturday, Briggs Animal Med, BriggsLocal Option 206, Briggs Junior I Animal Heavy,Briggs Junior II Animal Heavy, Briggs Animal HeavyREGION 6 ROAD RACEMike Schorn 503-324-9072,kartrcr@yahoo.comJuly 16, 2011Pacific RacewayKent WAJuly 30, 2011Portland International RacewayPortland ORAugust 13, 2011Oregon Raceway ParkGrass Valley ORseptember 9-10, 2011Bremerton RacewayBremerton WAFriday Practiceoctober 15, 2011Western Canadian Road RaceMission Raceway ParkMission BC CanadaREGION 6 SPRINTShifter/TaG License NOT required in Region 6 Sprintmay 13-15, 2011West Coast Kart Club, Greg Moore RacewayChilliwack BC Canadamay 27-29, 2011Glen Morgan Raceway, Boise, IDSnake River KartersJune 10-12, 2011Horn Rapids Raceway, Richland, WATri City Kart ClubCorey Poyner 509-531-4896poynormachine@frontier.comJuly 8-10, 2011Puget Sound Go Kart AssociationMountain High Raceway, Spanaway, WAAugust 5-7, 2011SUMAS Int'l Motorsport AcademySumas WAseptember 2-4, 2011Portland Karting AssociationMcMinnville Raceway, McMinnville ORseptember 23-25, 2011Westwood Kart AssociationMission BC, CanadaBill Hettick, vghrock@comcast.netREGION 11 SPRINTShifter /TaG License ARE required in Reg 11 Sprintmay 1, 2011Shasta Kart Club, Redding CAJune 11, 2011Jackson Co. State Park, Medford ORSouthern Oregon KartersJune 12, 2011Jackson Co. State Park, Medford ORSouthern Oregon KartersJuly 16, 2011Desert Park Raceway, Reno NVNorth Nevada Kart ClubJuly 17, 2011Desert Park Raceway, Reno NVNorth Nevada Kart ClubKARTER NEWS - mAy 201129

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I.K.F. GOVERNORS, COORDINATORS & COMMITTEESNational Coordinator - Rick Scribner,5475 Laird Road,Loomis, CA 95650.................(916) 652-3905FAX (916) 652-3910Rule Book Coordinator - IKF Office,1609 S. Grove Ave. Ste. 105Ontario, CA 91761.................(909) 923-4999FAX (909) 923-6940Rule Book Text Editor - Roger Miller,600 Pamiar Avenue San Jose, CA 95128..............................................(408) 286-5487Track/Club/Promoter RelationsInternational Kart Federation1609 S. Grove Avenue, Suite 105,Ontario, CA 91761.................(909) 923-4999FAX(909) 923-6940Waiver Chairperson (Sprint)Glenn Araki2615 Business Park AvenueFresno, CA 93727..................(559) 291-0570Waiver Chairperson (Road Race)Mike SchornP.O. Box 373Banks, OR 97106...................(503) 324-9072Waiver Chairperson (Speedway)William Hilger5910 Skylark LaneLincoln, NE 68516.................(402) 416-1284GOVERNORS & COORDINATORSREGION 1Coordinator - (SPRINT) Joan Cressi131 Sea Cliff Ave.,Glen Cove, NY 11542.............(516) 676-3303Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) OpenNew Jersey Governor - OpenE. New York Governor - OpenW. New York Governor - OpenREGION 2Coordinator & North Carolina Gov - Erica Bear1909 Wexford Meadows Ln, Apt. CCharlotte, NC 28262..............(651) 253-1090REGION 3Coordinator (SPRINT) - OpenCoordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - Andy Bear930 70th Avenue,Roberts, WI 54023.................(651) 260-8278Indiana Governor - OpenIllinois Governor - OpenMinnesota Governor - OpenWisconsin Governor - Mark AltonP.O. Box 224Woodville, WI 54028..............(715) 928-0691REGION 4ACoordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Tammy Mehrer3404 Sequoia Ct. NEAlbuquerque, NM 87111........(505) 275-5831Coordinator (SPRINT) Jay Jacobellis2872 Greensborough DriveHighland Ranch, CO 80129....(303) 683-0333New Mexico Governor - Timothy Baird,PO Box 2559,Edgewood, NM 87015............(505) 450-2765REGION 4BCoordinator - (ROAD RACE) Jim McMillan8216 Apollo DriveJoshua, TX 76058..................(817) 296-7683Coordinator 4B - (SPRINT) OpenCoordinator 4B - (SPEEDWAY) Gene Harville106 Allwright,Gladwater, TX 75647..............(903) 746-9074Coordinator 4B - (PAV SPWY) Francis Rougeou1040 Main StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70802.........(225) 761-7890Louisiana Governor - Francis Rougeou1040 Main StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70802.........(225) 761-7890Texas Governor - Hank Cantrell4129 Walsh LaneGrand Prairie, TX 75052.........(214) 395-9335REGION 5Coordinator - (SPRINT/PAV SPWY/SPWY)Co-Coordinator- Todd Vesterly903 Harding CtWebster City, IA 50595...........(515) 835-2508Co-Coordinator- Jeff Havlik209 Michigan AvenueIowa Falls, IA 50126...............(641) 648-5970Iowa Governor - Lisa Harney9273 NE UniversityRunnells, IA 50237.................(515) 208-2006Missouri Governor - OpenREGION 5ACoordinator (SPEEDWAY) - Doug Johnson4513 S. Highland Avenue,Sioux Falls, SD 57103............(605) 359-4955Nebraska Governor - William Hilger5910 Skylark Lane,Lincoln, NE 68516.................(402) 416-1284Kansas Governor - Frank Merando,7726 S.E. Second,Tecumseh, KS 66542.............(785) 379-0496North Dakota Governor - OpenSouth Dakota Governor - Doug Norgaard312 E. Glenwood DriveBrandon, SD 57005...............(605) 351-9223REGION 6Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Chris Hatch368 NW DentonDallas, OR 97338...................(503) 569-1233Coordinator - (SPRINT) Bill Hettick5127 215th Street SEWoodinville, WA 98072..........(206) 353-6569Coordinator - (PAVE SPWY) OpenCoordinator - (SPEEDWAY) Roger Freeborn14265 SW 80th PlaceTigard, OR 97224...................(503) 805-0583Idaho - Terry Lawrence10003 W. Cory StreetBoise, ID 83704.....................(208) 863-6115Oregon - Mike SchornPO Box 373 Banks, OR 97106,.(503)324-9072Washington - Bob Thompson,E 12924 Olive Avenue,Spokane, WA 99216 ..............(509) 924-6755REGION 7Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - OpenCoordinator - (SPRINT) Art Verlengiere,2351 A Thompson Way,Santa Maria, CA 93455Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) - OpenArizona - OpenHawaii - Tim Hultquist,52 Kopi Lane #103,Wailuku, HI 96793.................(808) 242-9736South California - Sharon Barros,602 Fountain Ave,Redlands, CA 92373..............(909) 709-1642South California Lt. Gov. - OpenSouth Nevada - OpenREGION 8Governor and Coordinator - Stan Crocker,PO Box 187Everson, WA 98247................(360) 966-4807REGION 10Governor/Coordinator - Gabe Kajdy,10224 8th Street SWCalgary ALB, Canada T2W OH2....(403)252-5262REGION 11Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Jess Peterson65 St. George Ct.Sparks, NV 89441..................(775) 848-1147Co-Coordinator - (SPRINT) - Dave Brant1450 Laughing Chukar LaneSparks, NV 89441..................(775) 424-2445Coordinator - (ROAD RACE) - Roger Miller600 Pamlar AvenueSan Jose, CA 95128..............(408) 286-5487Coordinator - (SPEEDWAY) OpenNo. California Governor - Keith Foux19275 Sarah LaneRed Bluff, CA 96080..............(530) 526-3866No. Nevada Governor - Glenn McKinnon2540 Beaumont Pkwy,Reno, NV 89523.....................(775) 560-2708Utah Governor - Open,ADVISORY COMMITTEES:National Tech Director - 2-Cycle:Jack Hoegerl (Chairman)4205 29th Ave.Rock Island, IL 61201............(309) 793-0118Lynn Haddock7585 Short Tail Springs Road,Harrison, TN 37341................(423) 698-0847Terry Ives6705 Almond Knoll Court,Granite Bay, CA 95746...........(916) 201-7707John Motley2130 Golden Hill Rd. Unit 40Paso Robles, CA 93446..........(805) 238-7060National Tech Director - 4-Cycle:Terry Nash (Chairman),8438 Loma Place,Upland, CA 91786..................(909) 981-9611Lee Miller,2433 8th Ave.,Council Bluffs, IA 51501.........(402) 306-4774Roger Cathey,2061 N. Currant Place,Boise, ID 83704.....................(208) 378-0610Chuck Sloggett,11888 Deer Ridge Road,Custer, SD 57730...................(605) 673-2203David Snyder,17538 FM RD 2493Flint, TX 75762......................(903) 894-3262Syd White24 Paseo Hermoso,Salinas, CA 93908.................(831) 484-1302Mark AltonP.O. Box 224,Woodville, WI 54028..............(715) 928-0691Doug Norgaard312 E. Glenwood DriveBrandon, SD 57005...............(605) 351-9223George ShearRR 4 Box 445Eufaula, OK 74432.................(918) 618-6800Mike SchornPO Box 373Banks, OR 97106...................(503) 324-9072Shifter Tech Committee:John Motley (Chairman),2130 Golden Hill Rd. Unit 40Paso Robles, CA 93446..........(805) 238-7060Terry Hegar,15600 SE For Mor CourtClackamas, OR 97015...........(503) 659-1234Don Holmboe9399 S.W. Tigard StreetTigard, OR 97223...................(503) 624-0621John SefcikP.O. Box 4451152 PR7905Hawkins, TX 75765................(903) 769-4140Road Race:Don Holmboe (Chairman)9399 S.W. Tigard StreetTigard, OR 97223...................(503) 624-0621Debbie Kuntze660 Bel Air DriveVista, CA 92084.....................(760) 941-6448Chris Hegar,15600 SE For Mor Ct.,Clackamas, OR 97015...........(503) 659-1234Roger Miller600 Pamlar AvenueSan Jose, CA 95128..............(408) 286-5487Jim McMillan8216 Apollo DriveJoshua, TX 76058..................(817) 296-7683Sprint:Art Verlengiere (Chairman)2351 Thompson Way Bldg. ASanta Maria, CA 93455Lynn HaddockPO Box 11Ooltewah, TN 37363Les Hand7912 Red Wolf WaySacramento, CA 95829Kent Laukaitis3775 Cundiff RoadDecatur, IL 62526Keith Freber3233 South KingshighwaySt. Louis, MO 63139Chris VillarrealPO Box 3008..........................(909) 721-1793Montclair, CA 91763Don Durbin2059 Woodard RoadSan Jose, CA 95124..............(408) 377-5278Speedway:Bill Hilger (Chairman),5910 Skylark Lane,Lincoln, NE 68516.................(402) 416-1284Brad Swiggart2900 S. 70th St. #300Lincoln, NE 68506.................(402) 484-3892Ralph Woodard2417 North 84th StreetOmaha, NE 68134..................(402) 926-2370David Snyder17538 FM RD 2493Flint, TX 75762......................(903) 894-3262Andy Bear930 70th AvenueRoberts, WI 54023.................(651) 260-8278Daniel Koopman21580 State Hwy 60Brewster, MN 56119..............(507) 842-5510Doug Norgaard312 E. Glenwood DriveBrandon, SD 57005...............(605) 351-9223TaG:John Motley (Chairman)2130 Golden Hill Rd. Unit 40Paso Robles, CA 93446..........(805) 238-7060Don Moormeister757 E, Havasupai StreetMeridian ID, 83646................(208) 420-0631Terry Nash,8438 Loma Pl,Upland, CA 91786..................(909) 981-9611Rick Scribner,5475 Laird Road,Loomis, CA 95650.................(916) 652-3905Jack Hoegerl4205 29th Ave.Rock Island, IL 61201............(309) 793-0118KARTER NEWS - may 201133

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