CIK-FIA Meeting 22/12, 2003

Seacon National Race #7 - 21st of December 2003 - Report

Reports and pictures for the season ending race at Seacon is now updated. Looking forward to seeing you all next year.
The very best wishes for the New Year to all racers, organizers, scruteneers, supporters and fans. Join us in 2004 !
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Seacon National Race #7 - 21st of December 2003 - Results

The final race of the 2003 calendar was completed on a refreshingly cold day, that saw morning temperatures as low as 20* C. Champions has been crowned (updated in points section) and the KAT organized a wonderful year end party. Pictures and reports will be uploaded shortly. The 2004 racing schedule has now been issued by the KAT and can be found here.

17/11-03 RAAT Ruling

The RAAT announced after it's meeting on 13/11-03 that Yamaha No. 544, Vasin Srithai was disqualified for rough driving at Round 6, Mini Siam. It was concluded that kart No. 544 crashed several karts of the track during the final race. Revised points has been adjusted accordingly and can be seen in the "Points" section. This should hopefully serve as a clear reminder to everyone that the RAAT intends to keep the sport safe, fun and clean to race.

Mini Siam National Race #6 - 26th of October 2003 - Results

The penultimate National Championship for the 2003 season was concluded at Mini Siam Race Circuit in Pattaya. A day that saw both heavy rain and dry track offered plenty of action. Pictures, points and information is updated. The Yamaha results are still not official, pending protest.

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Mini Siam Fun Race - 28th of September 2003 - Results

If you weren't here you missed a fantastic race Sunday. The Junior carts raced their UBC championship while Yamaha and Clubman's tore up the dry and very very fast track in a day of many surprises. For pictures, results and more read on.

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Mini Siam Fun Race - 28th of September 2003

The planned fun race looks set to be a spectacular affair with more than 15 Yamaha's and a similar number of Clubman's already expected to join. This in combination with the UBC televised cadet race to go parallel on the same date. Race organizer Khun Kob, promises tents, drink stalls and barberques set up "midfield" to keep racers and spectators well taken care of. If you would like more information about this event or would like to race here, you can contact Khun Kob on 01-9496549 or Khun Mai on 01-8273917.

Proposed Engine Regulation Changes for Clubman series

The suggestion to allow other engine brands into the Clubman series has met with stiff resistance from teams and drivers alike. The argumentation is that the current regulations allows the Clubman series to be one of the fairest and most evenly raced classes. Allowing other brands into the series might change this and ruin the class. The discussion is still ongoing at higher levels, but there is little to indicate any immediate changes at time of press.

Mini Siam Kart Circuit, Open Practice - Saturday 31st of August 2003

The MiniSiam Race Circuit in Pattaya will play host to two upcoming race meetings. The first being a fun race for the 28th of September and the following October 26th will see the 6th National Championship round here on this short and very technical track. The first few teams has already been here to test in both wet and dry conditions.

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Pattaya Kart Speedway National Race #5 - Sunday 17th of August 2003

Pattaya Kart Speedway was the host for fifth National Championship Race 2003. A large numbers of karters from all over Thailand and abroad had found their way to this event and some hard battles were fought on the track. Threatening dark clouds and occasional light drizzle made for challenging conditions.

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Monsoon conditions - Saturday 26th of July 2003

Khun Suwapak stormed through the flooded and drenched Pattaya Kart Speedway to set the fastest unofficial practice time on Saturday. Posting a stunning fastest lap of 34.33 in his Yamaha. Sandy and Tanart were hot on his heals with laps in the 35 second bracket. Parts of the track were flooded making the track even more challenging than normal.

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Bira 2003 National Race #4 - Sunday 13th of July 2003

A wet but successful race weekend has just been completed at Bira International Race Circuit. As usual a fair share of drama and excellent driving performances to be seen. The weekend though has got to go to James Grunwell who led the Yamaha class convincingly throughout the heats on Sunday, only to see his engine go out in the final turn of the final heat - 100 short meters from the finish lane!

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