The Clone "Blue Motor" ClassIn the Clone "Blue Motor" Class, the only motor allowed is a Blue 6.5 HP which is purchased from Harbor Freight. It must be right out of the box with no modifications other then what is allowed by the Sprint Kart Speedway. Any other motor is allowed in any other class as long as there are at least three in the class. The reason for the Blue Clone Class is to keep the cost of kart racing down. Review the Blue Motor rules... 2010 Sprint Kart Speedway Mid-Season ChampionshipFriday night action was plenty. Don Sparky "The Flash" Wachal showed up for his fans and started off by taking the checkers in the 1st heat. Read more...
Karting has become so popular that you should be able to find a track near
you. Most of the major cities in the US have one or more tracks designed especially
for racing. This is really the most important element at this stage...finding a track you're
comfortable with.
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Sprint Kart Speedway Blue Motor Rules
$150.00 claiming rule in place for this engine. Refusing to accept the claim will result in disqualification, complete loss of points and privilege to race in class. Claimed motor must be first place and the claimant must have raced in that class that night. The track reserves the right to claim any motor at any time. Claim does not include clutch, mount, air filter, filter cup, chain guard, after market exhaust, or throttle linkage. Box stock means just that! All safety rules for this class apply.
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