The 2016 Australian Superkart season is a national level Superkart in Australia. There are three classes, 250cc International, 250cc National and 150cc National.
Teams and drivers TeamClassChassisNoDriverRound Coach Design 250 Int Anderson Maverick 1 Russell Jamieson 1–2 MJR Bricklaying / Wizzer 250 Int Anderson Maverick 6 Martin Latta 1 ART Motorsport / Ciscos Tuning 250 Int ART-PVP 8 Anton Stevens 1–2 Wizzer Enginest/BRC Engines/Dunlop 250 Int Anderson Maverick 10 Gary Pegoraro 1–2 PSR Rockpress Racing 125 Int Avoig Elise PSR 12 Phillip Silcock 1–2 Top Torque Performance 250 Int Anderson 14 Matt Bass 2 Avvero Solutions 250 Int PVP 17 Alan Rose 1 Redback Race Paint (ACT) 125 Nat Avoig Elise Mk3 20 Paul Campbell 1–2 Master Painting & Decorating 250 Nat Anderson Maverick 21 Shayne McLaren 2 Slipstream Sign 250 Nat Anderson Maverick 22 Jordan Ford 1–2 C-Systems Dyno 125 Int Anderson Maverick 23 Timothy Philp 1 Avoid Elise 2 Bakker Superkarts 125 Int Bakker X4 26 Brad Stebbing 1–2 Your Amigo 250 Int Anderson Maverick 29 Ilya Harpas 1–2 THP Motorsport 250 Int Anderson Maverick 30 Jason Smith 2 KJB Accountants & Business Advisor 250 Int Anderson Maverick 33 Kristian Stebbing 1–2 125 Int Stockman MR2 48 Geoff Lawrence 1–2 Stockman Superkarts 125 Nat Stockman MR2 34 Jeff Reed 1 250 Int 43 Warren McIlveen 1 Scoresby Paving 250 Nat Anderson Maverick 38 Raff Pironti 2 Colourite Painting 125 Int Avoig Elise Mk4 46 Mark Robin 1–2 Giova Racing / FCS Racing 250 Nat Avoig Elise 62 John Pellicano 2 125 Int Anderson Maverick 80 Adam Stewart 1 Anderson Mirage 2 Sydney Asphalt Repairs 250 Nat Anderson Maverick 63 John Dunn 1–2 Shiftmn 250 Int Stockman MR2 68 Michael Nicholas 1–2 M Sinani 125 Int Stockman MR2 69 Mehmet Sinani 1 Avoig Superkarts / Rat Pack Racing 250 Nat Avoig KTM 250 74 Aaron Cogger 1 Avoig Cogger 2 L&J Designs 125 Nat Avoig Elise Mk 30 76 Lee Vella 1–2 Designs & Cramaro Tarps 250 Nat Stockman MR2 88 Ian Fahey 1 Zahl 1 Kartsing / CBC BRGSWFR 250 Nat Anderson Maverick 89 Timothy Weier 1–2 Transport & Logistic 250 Int Ninor 94 Grant Heard 2
Race calendar The championship is being contested over three rounds with three heats and a final at each round. RoundCircuitCity / stateDate250 International Winning driver250 National Winning driver150 International Winning driver 1 Sydney Motorsport Park Sydney, New South Wales 27–29 May Russell Jamieson Timothy Weier Lee Vella 2 Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Phillip Island, Victoria 9–11 September Ilya Harpas Jordan Ford Brad Stebbing 2 Sydney Motorsport Park Sydney, New South Wales 11–13 November
Championship Standings Pos. Driver SMP PHI SMP Pts. 250 INTERNATIONAL 1 Russell Jamieson 4 1 1 2 1 1 1 2157 2 Ilya Harpas 1 2 Ret 1 2 2 2 1 138 3 Anton Stevens 2 4 Ret 4 6 6 5 3 101 4 Gary Pegoraro 5 3 Ret Ret 3 3 3 4 89 5 Michael Nicholas 15 13 11 13 10 11 10 Ret 75 6 Kristian Stebbing 6 5 Ret DNS 5 5 6 5 69 7 Martin Latta 8 7 2 5 54 8 Matt Bass 4 4 4 6 54 9 Alan Rose DNS DNS 8 12 31 10 Jason Smith 8 8 Ret Ret 23 11 Warren McIlveen 3 Ret Ret DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 15 12 Grant Heard Ret Ret DNS DNS 15 250 NATIONAL 1 Jordan Ford 7 DNS 3 3 7 7 7 7 150 2 Aaron Cogger 10 10 7 9 9 10 8 9 136 3 Timothy Weier 9 6 4 6 Ret 9 11 10 119 4 John Dunn 17 14 12 14 Ret 18 16 Ret 80 5 John Pellicano 11 17 9 8 65 6 Raff Pironti Ret 19 15 14 32 7 Shayne McLaren 12 Ret DNS Ret 18 8 Ian Fahey 18 Ret DNS Ret 11 125 INTERNATIONAL 1 Lee Vella Ret 8 5 7 13 12 Ret 13 125 2 Adam Stewart 13 11 10 10 15 14 14 12 130 3 Mark Robin DSQ 12 6 8 Ret Ret Ret 16 63 4 Phil Silcock 16 15 13 16 18 21 17 15 98 5 Brad Stebbing 14 Ret 9 17 16 16 Ret 11 91 6 Paul Campbell 11 9 Ret Ret 14 20 13 Ret 86 7 Mehmet Sinani Ret DNS DNS 11 18 8 Jeff Reed 12 Ret DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS 17 9 Geoff Lawrence Ret DNS Ret 15 17 15 Ret Ret 45 10 Tim Philp DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DNS 13 12 Ret 37 11 Tony Lappas DNS DNS DNS DNS 0
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