KT Light Challenge Result

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Adelaide Dirt Kart Club
Meeting: Kt Light Challenge

Class: Rookies

Cody Furler, Dayna Smith, Jake Ames, Jasmin Martin, Jacob Carlier, Brooke Dempsey, Hayden Hill, Zac Martin, Lachlan Grubb, Kieran Martin, Daniel Mumford, Jake Whitehead, Nathan Carlier

Class: Junior Lights

1st: Nathan Cowling
2nd: Lachlan Cowling
3rd: Joanna Caruso

Class: Junior Heavy

1st: Shantel Hall
2nd: John Dempsey
3rd: Josh Hoare

Class: J Open

1st: Joseph Caruso
2nd: Jake Tranter
3rd: Greg Perry

Class: KT Light

1st: Dave Carruthers
2nd: Teagan Tranter
3rd: Scott Feder

Class: KT Medium

1st: Ben Brown
2nd: Dave Carruthers
3rd: Jack Wenham

Class: KT Heavy

1st: Justin Plaisted
2nd: Darren Brealey
3rd: John Smith

Class: Statesman

1st: Larry Furler
2nd: Simon Collins
3rd: Brenton Aplin

Class: 125cc Light

1st: Hayden Pitt
2nd: Matt Kennedy
3rd: Duane Merrett

Class: 125cc Heavy

1st: Ben Weathers
2nd: Tom Bawden
3rd: Scott Renton

Class: 100cc

1st: Zach Smith
2nd: Scott Feder
3rd: Ben Weathers

Class: Mixed

1st: Ben Brown
2nd: Shannon Aplin
3rd: Mark Burford

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A GREAT NIGHT OF RACING ACHIEVED UNDER TESTING CONDITIONS

The KT Lights Trophies night has been run and won under testing conditions from the elements with all heats and finals completed in good time on a great racing surface and strong fields.

The strong field of 20 KT Lights from as far as Lucindale, Tatiara, Port Pirie and YP was the highlight of the meeting with some great tight passing and racing. At the end of the night David Carruthers of Adelaide was too strong winning from Teagan Tranter 2nd from Tatiara and Scott Feder from the Angus club finishing 3rd. Also congratulations to all the other supporting classes with some great fast racing witnessed by the large crowd.

Completing the nights racing with several rain delays was certainly a challenge. With the weather assisting with adding the necessary water required in the week leading up to the 2nd ever night race meeting made the track conditions looking ideal for Saturdays KT Trophy Night under lights. With the first major down pour on race day at 9am while the large group of volunteers was finishing some major improvements and setting up for the day’s meeting showed that the tracks banking and surface changes has assisted in preventing race cancellations due to weather, a great improvement.

Some great racing was witnessed on a multi line surface with almost the 1st round completed in good time before the rain made a visit again. With some additional track preparation required and some hot laps from the next heat of the KT Heavy drivers to clean the surface racing was back on. If on queue the rain came down again towards the end of the 2nd round with track maintenance lead by Leo swinging into action to bring the track back to racing conditions. With the extra moisture in the track this created extra grip and a fast grippy surface with great fast racing in all classes.

Thank you for all who has contributed as success of this meeting would not have been possible without the large dedicated group of volunteers that have put in some tieless work in preparation and maintaining the facilities.

Don’t forget our next meeting will be held on Sunday the 4th for the KT Medium Challenge.

[Mr X]

Well done to all involved it didn't end up finishing that late, when compared to some other tracks... Looking
forward to the meeting in 2 weeks time.

[Kart 18]

Cheers to all involved, meeting was great loving the new track.

[__[Race Fan]__]

Agree nice show!

[Kart 18]

When is JDM putting his photos up...

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JDM Photo's from the KT Light Challenge Night are up on the Web site now.

Take a look at the great photos including the 3 wide corner passing action on the new banking, great highly lit night photos and the wrong place at the wrong time kart crashing action.
Don't forget to contact Mike if you would like to purchase any of the photos of you or your team.







www.jdmphotos.net/adelaide.html

[nice pic from adkc]

Adelaide Dirt Kart Club great shot of ben brown from JDM

[tom]

Nice neck brace there Ben! Don't forget to wear it at the dash for cash or i'm sure someone will make a fuss...

[Kart 27]

Hahahahah caught out... No one would have noticed anyways 200s go to fast LOL

[Mr safety]

The neck brace had come off during the racing as it was found the next day under the tractors level bar a little worst for wear. No doubt Ben will be using a bright new neck brace for the Woodsy Dash for Cash.