AWKC cross the finish line on an incredible 2025 with a big 2026 to come
The rear-view mirror reflects a massive year for AWKC as we cross the finish line on an incredible 2025 🏁
In the final months of the season, our members proudly represented the club at the Tasmanian State Championships (29–30 November) and the Victorian State Cup (6–7 December), finishing the year with momentum and passion. Also, a special mention to the drivers that represented our club through the year at the highest level of racing in the country, the Australian Kart Championship. Well done to Rory Edmunds (Cadet 9), Will Boniface (KA3 Junior), Zach Turner (KA3 Senior) and Scott Chaston (KZ2).
Congratulations to our 2025 Club Championship winners — your dedication and enthusiasm has made this season one to remember!
Cadet 9
1 Mason Mott
2 Mila Cox
3 James Evans
Cadet 12
1 Hamish Mott
2 Jarvis MacDonald
3 Koa Patten
KA3 Junior Light
1 Bas Casey
2 Cas Thomas
3 Will Clancy
TAG Restricted Light
1 Matthew Chaston
2 Jordyn Arnott
3 Leroy Kelly
TAG Restricted Medium
1 Joel Tyrrell
2 Katilyn Hawkins
3 Anthony Smith Meyer
Vic Comb Masters
1 Gerard Hudson
2 Steve King
3 Adrian Casey
Perpetual trophies:
Junior: Rory Edmunds
Senior: John Robertson
Ladies Trophy: Mila Cox
Club Person of year: Adrian Casey
We’re already full throttle into preparations for 2026 🏁
Big improvements are underway at the track and clubhouse, with our members rolling up their sleeves — painting, building, and digging to take AWKC to the next level. The canteen has a fresh new look, we’ve added extra shelter over the outgrid, and exciting track upgrades are in progress.
Entries are now open for the Pink Plate 2026, and it’s shaping up to be a huge year with AWKC hosting the Victorian Kart Championship in April and the Golden Power Series Final in November. Plus, the highly anticipated Brad Jones Challenge is coming to AWKC in 2026 — one you won’t want to miss!
Stay tuned for more updates, and wishing everyone a fantastic New Year. See you trackside in 2026! 🎉🏎️