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2025 North Schedule Update
We want to thank everybody for their patience while we have been sorting out the schedules this season. While we had been on track to announce the majority of our dates back in November, a handful of changes and conflicts sent us back to the drawing board. Thanks to the diligent work of the CKNA staff, and their willingness to adapt to our increasingly demanding schedule… we have finally solved the last of our conflicts. We are pleased to present your Official 2025 Cup Karts North Divisional Schedule: Round 1 – Whiteland, IN May 2nd – 4th Our season opener will kick off at Whiteland Raceway Park for our 2025 North Division season. WRP is one of the best tracks […]
Provisional Amendment to Kid Kart Rules
#219 Chain for Kid Karts Since it’s inception, Kid Karts have been required to run #35 size chain with a specified 17 tooth driver and a 57 tooth gear. Eliminating the gearing from the equation allows the parents and drivers to focus on the basics of driving and we believe it is the best thing for drivers so early in their racing careers. A few weeks ago, it was brought to our attention that there are some newer chassis on the market that the 57T #35 rear sprocket will not clear the crossbar on the chassis. Unfortunately, the way this was discovered was that families getting into the sport had bought them not knowing of the fitment issue. As the […]