Previously running under the WKA banner, WKC chose to run as their own exclusive club without WKA sanctioning for 2006.  This enabled a few exciting new prospects for long track racing with the addition of new classes.

Jr TAG is a popular sprint racing class that uses a restricted header to reduce horsepower.   With performance closer to an ICA then a Yamaha, adding Jr TAG is a natural for Jr racers to compete on a full sized track.  Most Jr TAG motors can be updated to a Sr version for under $100.

WKC will develop its own licensing procedures similar to the license endorsement provided by WKA. Full licensing procedures will be published very soon, but in a nutshell WKC licenses will be granted by the newly formed Competition License Committee (CLC). Participation in each WKC class will require a specific grade of WKC license.

WKC will host three “special” series during our regular club season at Summit Point and VIR. The “Maxxis USF 125 Series” (laydown 125 shifter karts) will join us at VIR and the September race at Summit. These things are seriously fast and great to watch. And if you’re into speed, the”USA Super Karts” (the rockets of the kart world) have been invited to join us at VIR. Last, but certainly not the least, the newly formed “SUPER ONE” series will run its 20 Championship classes at VIR and the July Summit Point Race. WKC is also working on invitations to Dart Kart Club and the NH Karting Association to come race with them on one or more of our dates.