Champ kart

No most tracks do not allow full size adult champ karts to run with the jr sportsman chassis. Its not just a age rule its a completely different smaller kart. Most don’t mix the two the wheel base and height of the cage is different.
 
Thats right Jr sportsman champ is usually 8-12 yrs, and is specifically a jr champ kart chassis, then there is a jr champ/teen champ 12-15yrs, that is a regular champ chassis, but im sure if I'm wrong someone with more experience will let you know
 
payneracing714 said:
Thats right Jr sportsman champ is usually 8-12 yrs, and is specifically a jr champ kart chassis, then there is a jr champ/teen champ 12-15yrs, that is a regular champ chassis, but im sure if I'm wrong someone with more experience will let you know
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You got it.


Now, with that said, some tracks offer variations on the age groups and engines/plates.
Some will even allow the sr champ chassis to be run in the jr sportsman classes (for sake of car count.)
You do not want to run a sr champ frame against jr sportsman champs if you don't absolutely have to. The wheelbase and higher CoG make the car uncompetitive against the jr sportsman frames.


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