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2026 SKA MAY NEWSLETTER
Welcome to the latest addition of our SKA newsletters and with less than 2 weeks to go to the Australian Superkart Championships things are starting to liven up and all the drivers are looking forward so much to getting back onto the famous Eastern Creek circuit.
Just make a note of this as the ENTRIES CLOSE ON THE 20th MAY and if you miss the date and put in a late entry the ARDC may not accept it, and if it is accepted they are going to hit you up for a late fee of $100 and nobody needs to have to pay that so get onto it now and get your entry in. Entry information https://www.superkartsaustralia.org/events.php
We are currently looking at seeing the best field of 250 twins in a long time with Russell Jamieson very keen to dish it up with the best after a positive win at the Queensland Cup. He will race the DEA with still a lot of development needed on the twin TM. Also, both Matt Bass and Matt Wark are returning to the track after a few years break. Good to see guys.
Full credit goes to the Western Australian drivers for constantly making the effort to head east to support the premier SKA events.
Really exciting to see Lee Vella return to the track after a few years break. Lee is super competitive and will be one to watch in the 125 open class
One of the last things that SKA has to do after Entry close is pit garage allocations and have already had some requests from drivers. We will get that out shortly.
We can bunk in on Thursday evening 28th May but unfortunately at this stage it looks like they will not let us into the circuit until after 6.30pm. We have no control over this but all I can suggest is to be at the gate ready. It will be absolute bedlam as everyone from each category will swamp in to get themselves set up and this going to be one huge event as every category is an Australian Championship.
See you at the track. Regards SKA Management.
The 2026 SUPERKARTS AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP REGULATIONS
Looking for the 2026 SKA CHAMPIONSHIP REGULATIONS? You can find them here through the following link:
http://www.superkartsaustralia.org/uploads/2026 SKA Championship Regulations.pdf
The April 2026 SKA Newsletter
Get ready for the most exciting Superkart Race Event of the year!
The Australian Superkart Championship promoted by Superkarts Australia is at the all famous Sydney Motorsport Park on the 29th, 30th and 31st May.
SKA in conjunction with the NSW Superkart club have been working hard piecing the event together for the last 12 months and with weeks to go we are almost there.
The SKA event will be running under an Australian Championship permit as will all the other support categories many of whom are also competing in their rounds of an Australian Championship.
The most exciting feature of the event is that all the Superkart races will be live streamed broadcast TV. That’s a huge plus for our sponsors and for the exposure of Superkart racing in general. This did not come cheap for SKA but is a part of the event we could not pass up. Just one more reason that SKA still puts on the best superkart events.
The racing format will be as usual with Qualifying followed by 4 races over Saturday and Sunday. We have secured 25 of the pit carports at the rear of the pits with quick access to marshalling. Your entry includes a half carport space, or you can take a limited number of the full carports SKA can offer for yourself. Two superkarts will easily fit in one carport and draft info has it that we can Park Up on Thursday evening.
For drivers who have a new MA licence for the event, there will be available a DSO for the OLT on Saturday and draft info has it that possibly also for Friday practice. Optional Private Practice will be available all day Friday, and due to the size of the event a Saturday morning practice session will be unavailable at the time of writing.
We will be setting the entry fee at $725(Non-members of ARDC) and $655(ARDC Members) which will include your entry, ½ share carport and mylaps transponder hire, as well as the Broadcast TV . Due to the generosity of our sponsors the live streaming and pit carports have been sponsored which has reduced the entry fee dramatically.
Friday practice will not be included in the entry fee and if drivers wish to do the Friday practice they can do so at their own cost with registration at the ARDC portal and/or with circuit management on Friday morning.
So drivers, crew and helpers, get yourself organised as it’s not that far away and the SKA ENTRY OPEN and Sporting Regs will be out shortly. The amount of advertising about Superkarts on social media this year has been fantastic and has taken the sport from “the best kept secret” to something everyone is talking about now.
SKA strives to put on great hi profile events like this but what is also important is that we rely on Drivers support as well. Don’t miss this one as it will be an event that will be talked about for a long time.
SKA Committee
