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Curt,
STOP LOOKING UP MY SLEEVES!!!! :sun: :argueYou are correct. Several options are now available to the Colorado and Utah karters. In the past, one had to declare a zone to compete in, travel according to a schedule that really didn’t let you compete at home, and hope nothing broke in order to chase that National Championship.
Now, you need to finish in the top ten of your class, participate in at least 50% of the races and the option for the main event, shot of a National Championship is up to you.
How easy is that?The hard part is answering Mike’s question. What does the National Organization offer him? Well, other than a new card in your wallet (your competition license), a set of printed rules to follow and prepare you kart to, and the fact to tell your friends you belong to a really fun, fast, competitive and national SUPPORT GROUP (you know, we all need someone to talk to every now and then)(being a Kart junkie and all), the SKUSA way really helps the track operator and race organizer. I am really having fun racing my kart, I had a blast running the Denver Grand Prix last summer, however, I’m NOT going to risk anything to the legal system and courts! We all know the risks involded with this sport, and we all need to follow some sort of rules. I choose SKUSA and the NKA. It’s that simple. Our racing in Colorado has been closely following them anyway, but now the Pro Tour will make those events a sure thing.
As I posted eariler, this doesn’t change the Colo. Sprint Champs. The Pro Tour and all the final details of both will be worked out soon.
In the Future, I will release the schedule, classes offered and introduce the daily operations.
Hold on to your helmets, keep you shoes tied tight, hide the pets and…WELCOME TO THE SKUSA PRO TOUR……MOUNTAIN STYLE!!! :jump :wave
Curt,
Tell Matt all of us at RBI are bummed to hear he hurt himself. He can use my rehab method if he wants. Lots of Playstation to keep the hand eye coordination working, 2 beers an hour, ( He is of legal age right ) and if he needs to gain weight, send him to my house for a week. Myself being a model for my wifes cooking, you can see that it works well.
Matt, get well soon, we need our #1 80cc driver healthy for a National Championship this year.
Richard Buxman
Matt,
Get well soon! Just an FYI, I will be checking for Bonds-like performance enhancers.
How about this, to make sure your parents are just filling you w/food. I am available for dinner after 5pm 7 days a week, until my schedule changes. I’ll let you know when it does, so YOU can adjust your schedule to accomodate ME! HA HA! 😆
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