Australian Karting Association
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The Australian Karting Association is the association formed in 1966 that was appointed by FIA and CAMS to control and administer the sport of kart racing in Australia.
The purposes of the AKA as outlined on their website include the promotion and protection of kart racing, the promotion of excellence and just & honourable practices in kart racing and to suppress malpractices, the promotion and organisation of kart meetings and other functions for members and to do all such acts that in the opinion of the AKA are for general benefit of members or of karting.
The AKA has 6 member associations who represent individual states in Australia. The 6 state karting associations include the Kart Control Council of Tasmania Inc., Karting Council of South Australia Inc., Karting Association of New South Wales Inc., Queensland Karting Council Inc., Victorian Karting Association Inc. and W.A. Kart Association (Inc.).[1]
The official website for the Australian Karting Association is karting.net.au
[edit] Notes
- ^ AKA, I. karting.net.au,Australian Karting Association, March 26, 2008.
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