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18 x Australian Champion & Motorsport Australia Hall of Fame Inductee - David Sera
With over 25 years of racing experience across the globe—including in the USA, Europe, and Japan—David has mastered the art of karting at the highest level. Now, through his coaching platform, Kart Class, he’s sharing his wealth of knowledge to help the next generation of drivers reach their potential.
Learn About Our Team
Meet Our Champions

Ernesto Rivera
Red Bull Junior Driver, 2 x SuperNats Winner

William Calleja
WSK Mini Winner, Australian Kart Championship Round Winner

Royce Vega
SKUSA SuperNats & USPKS Champion Mini Swift

Brad Majman
SKUSA SuperNats, AKC Round Winner, USF2000 Driver

Willie Exton
Multi-time New Zealand Champion

Danny Formal
4 x SKUSA SuperNats Winner

Enzo Vidmontiene
SuperNats, USPKS & Pro Tour Champion

Aiden Levy
SKUSA Pro Tour Champion KA Senior

Kart Setup Black Book
Master the art of Kart Setup with Kart Class! Whether you're chasing tenths on the track or fine-tuning for race day, we debunk the myths of Kart Setup, to give drivers the knowledge to make confident adjustments.
📘 Comprehensive Guidance: Learn step-by-step how to tweak your kart for peak performance in all conditions.
🎯 Track-Proven Tips: We teach you what adjustments do, and when to adjust!
🚀 Any Chassis Brand: No matter your chassis brand or class, we give you the knowledge to lower your lap times.
Don’t guess—dominate. Unlock the potential of your kart today!
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Our training has powered drivers to victory at some of the most prestigious races



Testimonials from champions
Will Power
2 x INDYCAR Champion, 1 x Indy 500 winner
Jamie Whincup
7 x Supercars Champion, 4 x Bathurst 1000 Champion, Karting Australia Hall of Fame Inductee
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What Drivers Say About Us
Brad Majman
SKUSA SuperNats, AKC Round Winner, USF2000 Driver

"Kart Class has been a great resource to use when I’ve arrived at tracks that I’m new to and need to pick up within the first session. Using the track guides from Kart Class and the expertise that Dave provides, picking up tracks quickly is now one of my strengths. This all comes from the trust and confidence that I have in Dave, both as a driver coach but also helping me on the kart setup side of things."
Ernesto Rivera
Red Bull Junior Driver, 2× SuperNats Winner
William Calleja
WSK Mini Winner, Australian Kart Championship Round Winner

"The Kart Class Champions Program has been fantastic for me, because I have been able to gain tips from Dave about driving styles, how to deal with setbacks, and special techniques like braking in the wet. It’s just like having Dave with me at the track on demand. The technology is great and I can replay the videos as I need it. I recommend the program for drivers who want to learn from a champion like Dave Sera."
Accelerate Your Karting Journey with our Blogs
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Different Types of Axles for Go-Kart Racing
An axle's role as a primary component of any four-wheeled vehicle is amplified when it comes to go-karts. With no suspension, the axle becomes a major component as it connects the rear wheels to the overall chassis. Tinkering with the axle can present major changes in grip, balance, and inside rear wheel lift that is caused by chassis flex.
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Setting Up A Go-Kart’s Front End: Key Adjustments and Alignments
The heart of a go-kart’s geometry can be found in its front end. With many possible adjustments, navigating the nook and crannies proves to be a challenge. Coupled with the importance of these changes on a kart’s overall handling and responsiveness, even the most finite of details can make the biggest of difference. Fear not, because this article will look to compress the needed knowledge. From its composition as well as the changes that can be made, this is everything you need to know in handling a go-kart’s front end.
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Mastering Wet Conditions: 3 Go-Kart Setup Changes for the Rain
Befittingly known as “The Great Equalizer,” rain on a go-kart track is an opportunity to bunch the field together whilst also separating good drivers from the great ones. Achieving the latter requires complete harmony between driver and machine, ensuring that both perform at the highest level.