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• From Local to Global: The Story of KartClass Alumni

  by Diego Josue January 21, 2026

  KartClass alumni have progressed from local karting tracks to national and international racing through structured coaching, racecraft education, and mentorship led by David Sera. Their journeys show that karting success is driven more by guidance, mindset, and training quality than by where or when a driver starts.

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• UK Karting Championships: How to Qualify and Compete

  by Diego Josue December 2, 2025

  Boasting the most competitive racing, the United Kingdom (UK) has long been a hotbed for professional talent. Widely considered the home of motorsports, the country has long been a breeding ground for future champions. This is most evident at the karting level, where grassroots competitions of different levels are paramount. In this article, let’s take a look at some of the UK’s premiere karting leagues and how you can also get a taste of the adrenaline.

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• Kart Setup Tips for High Altitude Racing in Canada

  by Diego Josue December 2, 2025

  In a sport of fine margins like motor racing, every factor counts. Whether it is the setup you run or the grip available on track, small details can make the difference between a podium finish and falling behind. Yet one crucial element often overlooked is geography, specifically altitude.

  Nowhere is this more evident than in Canada, where elevation varies greatly from coastal plains to mountain foothills. The thin air of high-altitude tracks introduces unique challenges for both kart and driver. In this guide, we explore how altitude affects go-kart performance, the science behind kart tuning for high elevation, and practical setup advice to help you master high altitude karting across the country.

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• How to (nearly) win the Supernats: Super Sunday

  by David Serepisos November 10, 2025

  It’s the biggest race of the year.
  
  SKUSA SuperNats Super Sunday in all it’s glory. Drivers from around the World have descended into America all vying for their chance to etch their name in history!
  
  From Formula 1, to IndyCar, Nascar and GT Racing, the who’s who of Motor Racing have raced & (some have) conquered the SuperNats.

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• How to (nearly) win the Supernats: Super Saturday

  by David Serepisos November 9, 2025

  Avoid the LCQ’s
  
  Saturday is a quiet day for most drivers. One warmup session & all going to plan only one race.
  
  If you’ve had a bad Friday, or a crash on Saturday, then you’re getting nervous. As the LCQ’s await!

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• How to (nearly) win the Supernats: Friday Frenzy

  by David Serepisos November 8, 2025

  The excitement builds on Friday as after two days on track practicing and qualifying, drivers are finally into racing.
  
  I’ve found out the hard way how to lose a SuperNats on a Friday before by crashing out in the opening heat race of the weekend. My last year in X30 Senior in 2019 I had qualified P8 and started the opening race P4.

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• How to (nearly) win the Supernats: Thursday Qualifying

  by David Serepisos November 7, 2025

  Probably the most important day of SuperNats week.
  
  If you screw qualifying, it’s a long week ahead. With no pre-final, your qualifying position will keep you in the same starting spot for the over subscribed categories for all 3 races.
  
  Track position is massive in these types of events. Being up front minimises risk of crashes, barriers popping out from other incidents and taking less risks with overtaking opportunities.

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• How to (nearly) win the Supernats: Wednesday Warm Up

  by David Serepisos November 6, 2025

  Finally. We’re on track today!
  
  After months of build-up and anticipation, drivers are now heading out on track for the first time at this years SuperNats.
  
  The first session of the weekend is dramatically different to how the track will be on Super Sunday.

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• How to (nearly) win the Supernats: Diary

  by David Serepisos November 5, 2025

  How to (nearly) win at the SuperNats
  
  It’s my most fun race event of the year.
  
  The SKUSA SuperNats held at the Las Vegas Speedway comes to town this November for the 28^th instalment.
  
  This will be my 12^th appearance at the SuperNats and second consecutive just coaching not racing.

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• Private vs Group Kart Coaching: Pros & Cons

  by Diego Josue October 23, 2025

  Summary Private kart coaching offers 1-on-1 personalized karting training focused on tailored feedback and faster racing skills development. Idea...

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• How to Read and Analyze Kart Telemetry Like A Pro

  by Diego Josue September 30, 2025

  Master go kart telemetry analysis with tools, metrics, & step-by-step review processes. Learn how to improve lap times, optimize setups, and race smarter with data.

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• Karting Scholarships in the USA

  by Diego Josue September 24, 2025

  Everybody wants to race in Formula 1. The moment a driver commits to the world of go-kart racing full-time, most begin with the eventual goal of racing professionally. However, the transition from grassroots motorsports to single-seaters can seem daunting. Thankfully, with the help of various racing schools, the dream to compete might as well become a reality. In this article, we will take a look at three racing scholarships available in the United States of America (USA) that provide real motorsport funding opportunities.
  

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