Kart classes

These following classes are able to be run at AWKC club meetings. Supplementary regulations for each meeting will list the eligible classes. For a full explanation and list of classes go to the Karting Australia website.

Cadet 9 (6 – 9 years)

The purpose of this class is to teach young people to drive karts of restricted performance at a limited cost. Competitors use a Vortex Mini Rok fitted with a restrictor plate. Approx. Power – 7hp

Cadet 12 (10 – 12 years)

Using the same principal of the Cadet 9 class, Cadet 12’s primarily use a Vortex Mini Rok engine. Approx. Power – 10hp

4SS Junior (12 – 15 years)

The 4SS class offers an affordable entry point into competitive karting. With low-cost, low-maintenance engines specifically designed for Australian conditions, 4SS karts deliver teach the basics of racecraft at a relatively low cost.  Approx. Power – 11hp

KA3 Junior (12 – 15 years)

With two weight divisions this class allows close competitive racing in karts with reliable engines being the Restricted IAME KA100 Approx. Power – 13hp

KA3 Senior

Utilises a KA100 engine or at club level a Yamaha Kt100S is still eligible.
This class offers relatively low cost, yet fast and competitive racing. The KA3 Senior class, as with all ‘controlled’ classes, uses a single brand and compound tyre, with wet weather tyres also an option for inclement conditions. Approx. Power – 22hp

4SS Senior (Four Stroke Sprint)

The 4SS class is designed specifically for the entry-level and mature age competitors. The engines used in this class are low cost, low maintenance Torini Clubmax 210 and Briggs & Stratton 206 four-strokes on karts fitted with a hard compound tyre.
Approx. Power – 11hp

TAG Restricted 125

This class allows less experienced drivers to race electric start, water cooled engine Karts at restricted performance. This class is not eligible for State Championships or National Championships. Various engine types can be used with a restrictor plate fitted to the 125 cc engine. Clubs often form a class for Masters (40+ years).

TAG 125

The TAG classes cater for push button or key start engines such as the Rotax MAX, IAEME, Vortex and PRD Galaxy engines. The engines used in these classes are watercooled and are fitted with a clutch. These classes represent the step between KA3 racing and Open Performance competition. Approx. Power – 24 – 28hp

Open Performance

This class caters for high performance karts with Rotax DD2, KA1, and KZ2 engines.

Come race with us, see events for details.