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13th Jun 09, 14:46
What kind of classes are already in existence in the different nations, and are there any international classes ?
If so, what engine/ age/ weight combinations are used. pls put links to the classes tech regs !
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27th Oct 09, 23:30
I wish to know too. I stopped driving rallys in 2006 and would like to find a lower cost simpler form of racing to keep me entertained.
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Location: Crow country (Van)
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6th Nov 09, 06:32
The most international class that will have the most participants is Rotax Max (engine) ,,You can be any age and the weight (you and kart combined) is 364 unless your in Masters or juniors..
Here are the international rules for Rotax Max: http://www.maxchallenge-rotax.com/re.../sporting.html In truth there are many international classes but This is the most popular and somewhat cost effective... If your looking for something that is less expenseive then you should go into 4 stroke (IE Honda's and Briggs and Stratton) If anyone has any questions about karting feel free to PM me.. I just finished my 2nd year of karting on a team (GBR) competing in the Western Candian Rotax series .
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