This is a new event for 2021.
The Mid Summer Blast Blokart Regatta will be held at Mulambin Beach, Yeppoon from the 22nd to the 25 January 2021.
Everyone is welcome for this great new regatta.
All the details and schedule are included in the 2021 Mid Summer Blast Blokart Regatta_NOR
Enter by completing the online entry here.
This event is in the QLD school holidays so cabins and sites at the NRMA Capricorn Yeppoon Holiday Park are in high demand so book early.
The SEQBC Woodgate marathon was held on Saturday 14th November 2020. The overall winner was Ross Webster. Bryn Wooding was the first placed production blokart.
The best club was won by the newly formed Whitsunday Blokart Club.
It was a great event, thanks to SEQBC and all the volunteers.
All the results are here.
Woodgate Blokart Fun Regatta 2020
16th, 17th and 18th October at Woodgate Beach.
Variety of short and long course social races.
Organised by the Capricornia Blokart Club.
Woodgate Blokart Fun Regatta 2020 details
If you are planning on attending can you please complete the contact racing form and return it to me via email. This will save you filling out one each day of the event.
Congratulations to Daryl Skinner and Ian Musker for winning their divisions at the recent National Championships at Casey Fields in Melbourne.
Wayne Lewis and Kem Everett also competed in the championships.
The winds were light and shifty for most of the time but when the wind did blow there was some close exciting racing.
Organising Body: Central Queensland Blokart Club
Venue: Cape Hillsborough Beach
Date: 22-24 November 2019
Woodgate Blokart Classic
Organised by: Capricornia Blokart Club Inc.
Woodgate Beach, Woodgate.
11th – 13th October 2019
A weekend of fun blokarting and socializing at Woodgate Beach.
Woodgate Blokart Classic details
The 2019 Capricornia Blokart Bash will be held over the weekend of the 7th – 10th June at Mulambion Beach Yeppoon.
This is a fun weekend, with social racing and some fun games and activities and great social events.
The social events will be held in the marques at the NRMA Capricorn Yeppoon holiday park.
As a follow up to the racing that 16(?) blokarters enjoyed last Saturday here are a few thoughts on the most efficient way to have got around this course quickly.
Please feel free to give feedback in the comments section below.
Below is an overall view of the challenging course that we sailed. I’ve numbered the course markers to help clarify the following analysis.
We have a couple of Come and Try days coming up soon. These are open to the general public and everyone is welcome to come and give it a go.
These are a great opportunity to introduce the public to this exciting sport.
We’ve already started advertising these events; there was much interest at the recent Sports Expo in Rocky, thanks to Paul and Nev for sorting this.
Blokart stall before the crowds arrived.
