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15th December 2021
New Competition tyres have been allocated to many Classes for 2022.
Karting Australia understands that many Competitors may want to use the LeCont and Maxxis tyres as soon as they are available to them. KA’s insurers have confirmed the following:
“that competitors will have continuous (insurance) cover for social karting activities while using the new Competition tyres prior to January 1st.”
The LeCont and Maxxis tyres are able to be used for Social Karting Activities ONLY until January 1, 2022 when they will also become eligible for Competition.
For the sake of clarity, listed below is the Competition tyres for 2022-2026.
Class Group |
Competition Tyres – 2022-2026 |
| Cadet
Cadet 9, Cadet 12 |
Maxxis Cadet-KA |
| Junior Classes and low-performance Senior classes
KA4, KA3, TaG 125 Restricted, Yamaha |
LeCont LH03 |
| Junior high-performance and unrestricted Senior TaG 125 engine classes
KA2, Junior Performance, TaG 125 |
LeCont SVB |
| Senior high-performance classes
X30, Rok GP, KZ2, Open Performance |
LeCont SVC |
The 2022 National Competition Rules will be available in the coming days.
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