This website is pretty much all about our own shop, so that is what we have concentrated on.  Certainly there are some other really good websites out there with a lot of useful information that may interest you. But here are the websites of our mates and suppliers who we can guarantee will help you.  
And remember to get back to our pages,  you will need to use your browser's Back button.

We have a page with all South Australian karting club details listed  ...  go here  ....   or the AKA of SA now has its own website.

Beven Young's bookshop on the web  --  there's lots of kart, car, motorcycle and engine books, software and information. 
He is situated in a suburb of Adelaide only a few miles from us, and he's the best !!!

The Arrow kart parent company's homepage -- Drew Price Engineering.  DPE are also Australian agents for Rotax and Bridgestone, as well as a major components supplier. 

A long time supplier of instruments is Digatron in the USA.  We sell their gauges, including the Fuel Tester required by many racing bodies.  Their website details all of their products and has downloads of their data-logging software.

My own local sprint kart clubs are the Barossa Gokart Club and the Southern Sprint Kart Club.  Their homepages are full of club info, local race results and race dates and a range of South Australian related karting info.  My local Superkart club is the Adelaide Superkart Club, and their homepage is also full of good info,   race results and driver profiles.
The NSW Superkart club has a good looking homepage with a fair bit of information on the sport in Australia.
In SA the dirt kart clubs are members of the  Australian Independent Dirt Kart Association

CAMS is the national controlling body of motorsport in Australia.   All Superkarts racing on long circuits within Australia are run under  CAMS.  Sprint karting is controlled by the Australian Karting Association or AKA , or the AKA of SA now has its own website.

Karting related magazines and websites can provide an interesting view of current affairs in the sport.  There are a few around, including KartsportNews and National Karting News.

And lastly is an interesting karting website from the UK.  It is full of good information that is so far all free,  on driver training, historic karting and various technical stuff, so well worth a look.   Karting1.