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It’s time for two EnduroKA firsts!
Following only the series second 24-hour race at Anglesey in July, EnduroKA now heads to Snetterton for an inaugural 2 x 3hr event.
Excitingly, not only does the upcoming meeting mean there will be two days of KA racing for all to enjoy, but it also marks the series’ first foray onto Snetterton’s tricky 300 configuration!
On Saturday August 10 and Sunday August 11, Mk1 Ford KAs will take to the Norfolk circuit in search of glory and bespoke podium trophies. Success won’t be easy though, as competitors will have to overcome and master an array of technical challenges throughout the two days of racing.
Despite its challenging nature, the Snetterton 300 circuit is a favourite amongst track day participants and racers alike. It's a stalwart on the KAlendar for good reason!
Fast straights lead into difficult corners to both test and excite competitors in equal measure. Keeping the pace up through the tight infield section onto the Bentley Straight will prove important in getting a good run on rivals, while maintaining the speed through the following section of Bomb Hole and Coram will require strong commitment.
MilnAir Racing‘s trio of George Wright, Jack Wright and Jonny Milner not only triumphed last time out at Ynys Môn 24, but also when the series visited Snetterton last year for the 12 Heures Du Norfolk!
The #46 KA is back on the entry list for this weekend looking to keep up the rich vein of form, but it won’t be easy with a new event format and plenty of hungry competitors eyeing the top step themselves.
As always, a fierce battle is also expected for the Dagenham Dustbin – awarded to the KA voted best-presented by the marshals in attendance. SuKAru Racing were the recipients of the bespoke award last time out, being presented by Chief Marshal Margaret who was a huge fan of the team’s take on the iconic #555 livery.
Who’s going home with the Dustbin at Snetterton? Only time will tell…
Play your part in the EnduroKA firsts by securing your place on the grid here.