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Not to mention a cash purse, and arrive and drive packages.
http://www.floridawintertour.com/news/62-2014/393-fwt-briggs-lo206-challenge.html
With how ultra-competitive the FWT is, i’m interested to see how the 206 is received there.
Is there an interest in adding the L-206 as a local option for 2014 in the RMPKC series?
Let me know your thoughts.Stan Bryniarski
RMPKC Series DirectorYou can count me as interested, Stan. It could allow me to run some races out of Denver, when I wouldn’t ordinarily want to spend the $$$ to take the trip with my shifter. I don’t have a 206 yet, but I should have a kart ready to go by the time the season starts.
Stan,
There is a significant amount of proposed 206 support by race promoters such as your self. The Track at Centennial is proposing a 206 class running, the adults that run with the CJKC are also proposing a 206 class, and now you have mentioned it.
I personally am planning on having two 206 karts are any race where I can run. This means replacing my clone motors with 206 motors, so I’m committed.
Richard
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