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PAGE 30 - Victorian Kart Championship<br />
Big Names Open Vic Champs Strong<br />
The Victorian Karting Championships began in early April at Puckapunyal with a number of big names<br />
opening their State Championships account with success.<br />
National Champion Matthew McLean took KA3 Senior Light over Wayne Bourke and James Sera,<br />
while Brad Jenner was successful in TaG Light.<br />
Jay Hanson was the victor in KA4 Junior Light and Hugh Barter’s good form early in 2017 saw him take<br />
out Cadet 12.<br />
Veteran Aaron Hindle won TaG Heavy, whilst Ryan Aitken held out prolific State Championship<br />
performer, Remo Luciani in KA3 Senior Medium. In the KA3 Junior category, Christian Pancione<br />
walked away with the win, Nathan Williams secured KA4 Junior Heavy, Phil Smith TaG Medium and<br />
Rusty Ponting Cadet 9.<br />
The second and final round of the Victorian Kart Championships will be held at Oakleigh Kart Club over<br />
the weekend of July 7-9.<br />
Victorian Karting Championships Round 1 - Puckapunyal - April 6<br />
TaG Heavy<br />
Aaron Hindle<br />
Scott King<br />
Max Carter<br />
KA4 Junior Heavy<br />
Nathan Williams<br />
Jordyn Sinni<br />
Nathan Skelton<br />
Cadet 12<br />
Hugh Barter<br />
Fletcher Harris<br />
James Wharton<br />
KA3 Senior Light<br />
Matthew McLean<br />
Wayne Bourke<br />
James Sera<br />
Cadet 9<br />
Rusty Ponting<br />
Caleb Spence<br />
Thomas Schmidt<br />
TaG Masters<br />
Phil Smith<br />
Steven Riddell<br />
Geoff Wyhoon<br />
KA4 Junior Light<br />
Jay Hanson<br />
Kai Allen<br />
Kacey Mann<br />
TaG Light<br />
Bradley Jenner<br />
Nikolaj Thomas<br />
Justin Francis<br />
KA3 Senior Medium<br />
Ryan Aitken
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