NCK Road Racing – Northern California Karters Road Racing is not the same entity as Norcal Karters, I know, a bit confusing. NCK is a race organizer focusing on full size road race courses that are usually utilized by race cars or sports cars, with one big exception, they promote Kart Racing on the big tracks.
Northern California Karting Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the Karting Motorsport on our states famous Road Racing circuits. These include Mazda Raceway, Laguna Seca, Sonama Raceway (formally known as Sears Points and Infineon), Willow Springs International Raceway, Buttonwillow Raceway Park, and Thunderhill Raceway Park. Most of these tracks were established in the 1950’s, and 60’s. Thunderhill Raceway Park, being the youngest on the list supports multiple tracks, and holds the record for the longest racing event, the famous 25 hours of Lemons.
All these tracks mentioned above are designed for with long straits and fast corners. These allow karts to reach speeds well over 100 mph for the 125 cc and into the +120 mph for the 250 cc. We support events with multiple classes, raging from the 80 cc to the unlimited 250 cc SuperKarts.
These events are not suitable for anyone under the age of 16, and some experience in participating in a motor-sporting event in general is recommended, but not necessary. (ie: motocross, Sprint Kart, Solo SCCA)
2022 has been the most difficult calendar to put together yet!
This year our club has faced several difficulties, but the BOD is excited to announce the season schedule and a fantastic new partnership which has made this all possible!
The Difficulties:
The Solutions:
The following race dates for 2022 are now confirmed:
2022 Entry Fee’s
All members are encouraged to sign up for membership to retain your favorite kart numbers ASAP.
A revised race schedule is set to be released.
To accommodate our new Legends run groups we need 4 run groups.
You will get:
1 30 min practice/qualify run per group
2 each 20 min races for the day.
The schedule will be released very soon! Keep an eye out for updates via email and the NCK Facebook page and website.
https://www.facebook.com/nckroadracing/
https://nckroadracing.com/
Important reminder!
As a reminder Helmets must be updated for 2022 below is the current regulations
105.1.6.1 Head Gear: Full coverage (full face) helmets designed for competitive motorsports use are mandatory and must comply with one of the following:
CMS 2007 (youth helmet) 12/20/19
CMR 2007 (youth helmet) 12/20/19
M 2010 12/20/2021 Not approved for Champ Karts
SA/K 2010 12/20/2021
CM 2016 12/20/2026
K 2015 12/20/2026
M 2015 12/20/2026 Not approved for Champ Karts
SA 2015 12/20/2026
Note: All models of Snell 2000 and 2005 Helmets are no longer legal.
SFI Specifications Legal Until
24.1/2010 (youth helmet) 12/20/2021
31.1/2010 12/20/2021
41.1/2010 12/20/2021 Not approved for Champ karts
24.1/2013 (youth helmet) 12/20/2024
31.1/2013 12/20/2024
41.1/2013 12/20/2024 Not approved for Champ karts
Note: All models of SFI specification helmets prior to 2010 are no longer
legal.
As always feel free to contact me with all your questions directly or through Facebook!
Mark Morrison NCK President
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