NEW CLASSES AT RIVERSIDE THIS YEAR

NEW FOR 2008 - Two new classes with race packages designed for new kart racers and for seasoned racers, wanting the best deal going for Limited Class horsepower.

#1 The Yamaha F200 Class – Limited class horsepower for a fraction of the cost of a built Limited flathead or animal motor.

Featuring the proven reliability of YAMAHA racing technology:

< 18 HORSE POWER ON PUMP GAS, instead of methanol.

< TILLOTSON carb – WISECO piston – ARC billet rod and flywheel – DYNO cam.

< K & N air filter – COMETIC gaskets – RLV muffler.

< The Yamaha motor is extremely rugged and easy to maintain. Just clean the air filter and change the oil after the race. No oil changes needed at the track. We ran ours all season (20 races) without a freshen up. Sold unassembled. Under $1000 with Track Pack pricing.

#2 The K.R.O.C. Series – (Kart Racing On Clones) For new racers and veterans.

K.R.O.C. racing is all about the driver and chassis tuner, competing in a true spec class, that promises to be a lot of fun.

< Spec Motor: “The Blue Beast” (Honda Clone). Box Stock configuration.

< Spec Fuel: 87 Octane pump gas.

< Spec Clutch: Track installed with 18 T gear.

< Spec Axle Gear: 68 T, driver installed.

< Spec Tires: Burris B-33A, driver installed.

Motors are impounded and maintained by Jack’s Speed Shop.

All motors are sealed, tagged, and drawn at random for each race.

Motor rental: $25 per race day

First KROC race Saturday April 5 with the Box Stock Heavy (375) class running.

Due to limited availability, call now to reserve your motor. Blue Beast modifieds available soon.

If you are new to kart racing or wanting to return to karting for some real fun, the K.R.O.C. class is a very cost effective way to get started. Finally, there’s an alternative to spending thousands for the standard kart motor and chassis package. Instead, you can purchase a good used kart, without a motor, locally or on Ebay, for less than $500. We’ll rent you a motor and a set of Burris tires for $50. That’s low budget kart racing - the way it should be - and still is, at Riverside Raceway.