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World Karting Assocaition

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A five-race Southeast tour. One of two oval-track WKA national series. The only WKA series that races on dirt. Most classes powered by Briggs & Stratton 4-cycle engines. Chassis built specifically for oval-track racing with far-left driver offset and engine on right side. Racers range from 5 to over 60 years in age. Click here for more in depth coverage of the Speedway Dirt Series.
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A four-race national tour. WKA’s only sprint-style road course series where karts are exclusively powered by 4-cycle engines. Racers range from 5 to over 60 years in age. Click here for more in depth coverage of the Gold Cup Series.
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A five-race national tour. WKA’s only sprint-style road course series exclusively featuring karts powered by 2-cycle engines. Racers range from as young as 5 to over 50 years of age. Click here for more in depth coverage of the Manufacturer’s Cup Series.
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A five-race national tour. WKA’s only pavement-oval series. All 20 classes powered by 4-cycle engines. Chassis built specifically for oval-track racing with far-left driver offset and the engine on right side. Racers range from 5 to over 60 years in age. Click here for more in depth coverage of the Pavement Series.
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An eight- or nine-race national tour. The Road Racing Series (formally Enduro Series) is completely different from the other four WKA series. Events are held at some of America’s finest road racing facilities, including Daytona International Speedway, the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, VIRginia International Raceway and Road America. The karts race the same courses on which racecars compete, generally ranging between 2 and 4.5 miles in length. Past and current NASCAR stars Tony Stewart, Jamie McMurray and Ricky Rudd once competed in this series. After retiring from NASCAR®, Lake Speed returned to the road racing circuit and won a Spec TaG national championship in 2008. Click here for more in depth coverage of the Road Racing Series.
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