Friday, September 18, 2026 | Superkarts! USA and Karting Solutions Group (KSG) are joining forces to deliver the most extensive incentive program in the history of the SKUSA Winter Series (an IAME Series) and the RMC Winter Trophy. The combined program will provide more than $340,000 of value directly to racers and teams. The announcement comes on the heels of SKUSA and KSG announcing a return to the beloved Orlando Kart Center. While the two series remain separately operated, the back-to-back scheduling helps reduce the travel burden for competitors, families, and teams while creating an extended winter racing destination in Florida. SKUSA expects a record-breaking start to the 2027 season and believes the racing community that makes it all possible should participate in that success. “This is all about putting value back into the sport, and rewarding the people who make these programs possible,” SKUSA officials said. “The racers, families, teams, and sponsors are the reason these championships exist. We wanted to build a program that rewards them not only for winning, but also for committing to the series and supporting our ecosystem.” CASH AWARDS AT EVERY ROUND The program includes round by round cash payouts for race winners and podium finishers in all SKUSA IAME Pro, IAME Semi-Pro, and Rotax classes. CHAMPIONSHIP REWARDS In addition to the round-by-round purse, Championship podium finishers in every class will receive 2027 SKUSA ProTour and 2027 America Trophy entry benefits:
Erie, PA | August 7, 2026. Karting Solutions Group, the US distributor for BRP-Rotax karting products and home of the Race Rotax brand, is confirming a key detail for racers ahead of the 2026 SKUSA SuperNationals: Rotax engines from any country are eligible to compete in Senior MAX and Mini MAX at this year’s event, not just US sealed engines. To compete, engines must conform to the 2026 Global Rotax MAX Challenge Technical Regulations. Engines must be sealed by an authorized Rotax Service Center, and each driver must have their Engine Identity Card on hand at the event. It’s been 13 years since Rotax classes last competed at SuperNationals. This year, Senior MAX and Mini MAX return to the event, with Mini MAX making its SuperNationals debut, running November 11-15 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The event also carries the largest cash purse in SuperNationals history, exceeding $50,000 across all 11 classes, with Senior MAX and Mini MAX among those in the running. As of this release, Senior MAX and Mini MAX entries are already 50% claimed. Both classes are on pace to sell out very soon, and drivers waiting to confirm engine logistics are encouraged not to let that hold up pre-entry. Pre-entry is now open through RaceSelect. Full pricing and entry requirements are posted on SKUSA’s SuperNationals pricing page; international drivers will need to complete an ASN certification as part of entry. Racers can submit their pre-entry and get more details at superkartsusa.com/national/skusa-sup ernationals.
Erie, PA | August 5, 2026. Karting Solutions Group (KSG), the US distributor for Rotax and home of the Race Rotax brand, is reminding racers that pre-entry for the 2026 SKUSA SuperNationals opens today, Wednesday, August 5 at 12:00 p.m. PDT. The race runs November 11-15 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and this year that includes Rotax Senior MAX, with Mini MAX making its SuperNationals debut. To be clear: Senior MAX and Mini MAX are both open to any driver, from any country, entered on the same first-come, first-served basis as every other class at the event. A Reason to Race Rotax at SuperNationals Rotax classes last competed at SuperNationals in 2013. KSG is excited for Rotax classes to once again appear at the SuperNationals this year, and there’s never been a better time to be part of it. SuperNationals 29 will carry the largest cash purse in the event’s history. SKUSA has confirmed a purse exceeding $50,000, with prize money going to top-5 finishers across all 11 classes on the schedule, Senior MAX and Mini MAX included. Class-by-class payout details will be announced soon. SuperNationals routinely draws racers from across North America and beyond as the region’s biggest single-event kart race. This year, Senior MAX and Mini MAX give Rotax drivers a rare shot to be part of it. Spots Are Capped, Move Fast SuperNationals classes sell out year after year. Once a class fills, additional drivers go to a waitlist, and the only way to guarantee a spot on the grid is to register early. This is where the early bird wins before the green flag even drops. Registration opens today through RaceSelect. Full pricing and entry requirements are posted on SKUSA’s SuperNationals pricing page; international drivers will need to complete an ASN certification as part of entry. Racers can register starting today at superkartsusa.com/national/skusa-supernationals .
