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  2. Margay Products Inc. - Wikipedia

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    Margay has been around karting almost since karting began. The company started out in 1964 making gearboxes for karts then tried building chassis. It proved to be an instant success. Margay has built more than 20,000 chassis and has won more races in the World Karting Association than any other manufacturer. Current Margay team drivers who have ...

  3. Steve Arpin - Wikipedia

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    Arpin was born in Fort Frances, Ontario. He made his racing debut in Go-Karts at Riverside Speedway in Rainy River, Ontario at the age of 10. He won several races as a rookie and was at the top of the standings most of his karting career. By the age of 14, Arpin started racing Mini-Sprints at the Emo Speedway in 1997.

  4. Texas Motor Speedway - Wikipedia

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    Texas Motor Speedway (formerly known as Texas International Raceway from September to December 1996) is a 1.500 mi (2.414 km) quad-oval intermediate speedway in Fort Worth, Texas. It has hosted various major races since its inaugural season of racing in 1997, including NASCAR and IndyCar races.

  5. Kart racing - Wikipedia

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    Speedway kart races range in length from 4 laps for a trophy dash, to 20 laps for a main event. The two chief racing formats used in dirt speedway karting are heat races and timed laps qualification: The International Kart Federation (IKF) runs a racing format of two 10 lap heats followed by a 20 lap final. Finishing positions in the two heat ...

  6. Commission Internationale de Karting - Wikipedia

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    The CIK was founded by the FIA in 1962 as a sister commission to their Commission Sportive Internationale (CSI). [3] In 1978, the FIA created a new governing body for automobile sport called the Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile (FISA) which consumed the CSI, however the CIK remained with the FIA and became known as CIK-FIA in short. [4]

  7. Greg Moore (racing driver) - Wikipedia

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    Gregory William Moore was born in New Westminster in the Canadian province of British Columbia on April 22, 1975. [3] His father, Ric, owned a Chrysler dealership in Maple Ridge, a city close to Vancouver, [3] and raced Can-Am cars at the club level, [4] at tracks such as Westwood Motorsport Park. [5]

  8. Joe Burrow is the latest star athlete to be a victim of a ...

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    Her mother called 911 and also alerted authorities to the break-in. “My daughter is there. This is Joe Burrow’s house. She is staying there.

  9. Praga (company) - Wikipedia

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    It consists of a heavily modified Praga V3S 6 wheel drive truck chassis and twin 30 mm AA autocannon. In June 2011 the company unveiled their new race car Praga R4 at the Dutch Supercar Challenge in Belgium. It has an eight-cylinder engine of 520 hp, and has not yet been homologated for normal road traffic.