Results for Nick Halen

2006 February 11 Prokart Challenge

Nick Halen wins the stock Honda 125 class and the Premier ICC class.

2006 January 7 ProKart Challenge

Nick Halen wins the stock Honda 125 class and 3rd in Pro ICC after crash

and had a fast lap in the race.

Spec 1 winner Nick Halen in Formula Premier competition
 

The Formula Premier turnout was frankly not what it was last year, with more than a few hot shots abandoning the class for Spec 1. Formula Premier is where the best of the best run and it was no different as Nick Halen (MS Kart/VM) was again out there, although not quite in the dominating nature he’s been used to as the overall champion of the class last year. Maybe it was the additional Spec class taking it’s toll or early season bad luck, but it certainly won’t last long, as Halen is always a force out there and is on everyone’s minds as the man to beat. Attrition here too was the order of the day, forcing frontrunner Slava Prikhodko (Tony Kart/TM) out early, as well as furious flyer Fritz Leesman (GP/Maxter) - who is lightning quick and showed it with wins in both heats…sadly Fritz would not finish the main. With karts off left and right, the door was open for Team Select driver Vivek Tandon (CRG/TM) to take his first Premier class win with an extremely solid drive, making up for two off track excursions in each heat. Brian Anderson (Birel/TM), who has been a series regular since the first race, celebrated his first podium finish. It was an emotional drive for sure, and a great moment, as Anderson’s mother was brought to tears watching her son make a go of it! It’s truly an awesome to sight to see this family, who has been so supportive of the series since day one finally rewarded for their efforts.

Hooray for the Andersons, and the Krafts and the Halens, and the Hendersons and all the other families who make the ProKart Challenge what it is today: simply a great place to race. The next PKC event is at the newly configured California Speedway karting center on February 11.

Mike Mantel was leading in TAG senior class on MSRA23,

 but did not finished for ignition failure

2005 Results for Nick Halen on MSRC23

US Kart Championship event at AKT September 11 2005

MS Kart/TEAM_Dodson prepared equipment results were:
1st     HPV-2/Junior    Matt Jones      RA23/TEAM_Dodson engine
2nd     HPV-2/Junior    Jonathan Evans  RA20/TEAM_Dodson engine_(Fast Time)_(leading Points Championship)

1st     Sr. Superbox    Dean Richards   RA20/TEAM_Dodson engine_(Fast Time)_(leading Points Championship)
2nd     Sr. Superbox    Kate Carnahan   RA20/TEAM_Dodson engine

2nd     Kid Kart_C51    Logan Prescott  MS Kart/TEAM_Dodson engine_(leading Points Championship)

5th     HPV1/Cadet      Andre Prescott  MS Kart_Mini/TEAM_Dodson engine

Many thanks,
Danny & David Dodson
 

Nick Halen wins the 2005 Pro Kart Challenge Championship before the last race.

Our Logan Prescott with his new MS Kid-Kart, has went on to win at Grange
at the US Kart Championship event, as well as, last Sunday at Perris out of
14-entries. He's 3 for 3 this month! His older brother, Andre on an MS
Cadet, won Minimax at Perris, also.

At Grange, Brody Roa won HPV-2 on an MS RA20, and also Dean Richards won
Senior Superbox and Kate Carnahan was second. Jonathon Evans looked poised
for good result in the main only to have the starter nut break on the grid
and the USKC does'nt give points unless you finish.

Dean Richards was back in the winner's circle at LAKC with a resounding win
in Senior Superbox last Sunday, out 7 entries.
 

After 3 races ITALIAN OPEN MASTERS ICC Class MSkart's factory driver Robert Dirks is leading

the Championship.

Jun 12 2005 WKA Santa Maria Walee Waldron was 3rd in Senior Animal Super Supersportsman

Jun 11 2005 Pro kart challenge, California Speedway, Nick Halen won 1st place

in ICC Premier class, Ron Barcimo 2nd in spec 125 and Ira Fierberg 3rd in FormulaV2.

Little 5-year old Logan Prescott piloting his 2005 MS Kart package prepared
by Team_Dodson, put on an excellent driving performance Saturday at the
Apex Racing Series event. He not only won the largest class of the day, he
took command of the lead at the green flag and never looked back. In the
final, he lapped half the field along with building a 3/4 of a lap
advantage over the 2nd place finisher by the checkered flag.

Considering he only began his racing endeavors in January of this year, he
has put together a string of top 3 podiums already, in addition to winning
several main events and at different tracks like the Grange Circuit, Adams
Kart Track and Perris Karting. Last but not least, he is currently leading
the Kid Kart Class Championship points battle in the Apex Racing Series, as
well as, the US Kart Championship travel series.

Everyone at Prescott Motorsports and Team_Dodson are excited about this
young man's future prospects, so stay tuned...!!!

After the fourth round of the US Kart Championship Series,
MS-Kart/Team_Dodson driver's hold the following standings in the 2005
points championship:

Kid Kart-B
1st-Logan Prescott

Senior Superbox
1st-Dean Richards
2nd-Kate Carnahan

HPV-2 Junior
1st-Jonathan Evans
2nd-Brody Roa

HPV-1/Cadet
5th-Andre Prescott

Many thanks as always,
Danny & David Dodson
 

May 28, 2005 GATORZ CUP, Willow Springs

Points leader Mike Mantel on MSRA23 finished 1st.

May 29, 2005 IKF California Speedway.

Jacob Koehen finished 2nd with MS Kid Kart

May 21, 2005 Pro Kart Challenge at Willow Springs, California.

Nick Halen finished 2nd in Pro ICC class on MSRC23. Ron Barcimo 4th in Spec 1.

April 2, 2005 Pro Kart Challenge at Grange Motor Circuit, California.

7 Drivers started on MSkarts and 5 finished on the podium. In the Pro class (Premier ICC) Nick Halen

finished 1st and Billy Scyphers 3rd., Ron Barcimo 2nd in Spec 1, Ira Fierberg 3rd in Formula V2, Jeff Freeman

3rd in Formula Premier 2.

GATORZ CUP Mike Mantel on MSRA23 is 2nd in pints in TAG Light class.

March 24-27 2005 Sarno Italy, the first OPEN MASTER race was a huge success for MSKart Racing Team.

 The new MSKART factory driver Robert Dirks won the ICC calss on MSRC23 with a 900 feet lead in front of

Francesco Laudato and Nico Glaudemans.

Just a short update as to what we've been doing.

-Attached are some photos from last Sunday's LAKC event at the California
Speedway. David and I actually had a moment and went out Saturday to do
some testing in HPV4, 3-sessions in the dry, then 5-in the rain and he
raced on Sunday. There were 9 or 11 entries. Struggled a little in the
heats, but still finished 1st/2nd. However, by the main we were able to get
it sorted and he won the 14-lap event by over the length of the long
straight. A fielded customer of ours, who happens to be 66 years old, also
on an MS-RA23/Dodson-HPV, finished up 4th.

-Dean Richards, #11 (on an MS-RA20), has moved to senior class and has won
both Superbox races at LAKC and February's race was in a driving rain.
Also, he won the first US Kart Championship event at Perris and finished
2nd at the Grange race on March 13th.

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...From here, we don't have photos, however...
-Jonathon Evans has come under our wing and under our tent. In spite of a
few minor growth glitches, he finished 2nd at the same US Kart event at
Perris in HPV-2 with a new engine package we put together for him. Then at
Grange he ran off in the sunset and hid from the field in the main, out of
7 juniors. Brody Roa, also on a Dodson prepped MS-RA20 finished a solid
2nd, so it was a clean 1-2 for MS Karts.
-Logan Prescott in this US Kart series has had two 3rd place finishes in a
row, in Kid Kart-B (new style C51 engines) driving his Dodson prepared MS
Kart.
-His older brother, Andre (known for making the 2005 MS Kart Catalog
cover), qualified 3rd out of 8 in HPV1/Cadet, also on new Dodson/HPV, and
drove to a convincing 2nd in the heat only to have a run-in at the start of
the main. However, solo even, he came from a light year behind to catch the
2nd-5th group on the white flag lap and still pulled off a very respectable
(and noticeable) 4th place finish out of it.

That of course is the simplified version.

Thanks again,
Danny & David Dodson
Dodson Engineering
Just a short update as to what we've been doing.

-Attached are some photos from last Sunday's LAKC event at the California
Speedway. David and I actually had a moment and went out Saturday to do
some testing in HPV4, 3-sessions in the dry, then 5-in the rain and he
raced on Sunday. There were 9 or 11 entries. Struggled a little in the
heats, but still finished 1st/2nd. However, by the main we were able to get
it sorted and he won the 14-lap event by over the length of the long
straight. A fielded customer of ours, who happens to be 66 years old, also
on an MS-RA23/Dodson-HPV, finished up 4th.

-Dean Richards, #11 (on an MS-RA20), has moved to senior class and has won
both Superbox races at LAKC and February's race was in a driving rain.
Also, he won the first US Kart Championship event at Perris and finished
2nd at the Grange race on March 13th.

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...From here, we don't have photos, however...
-Jonathon Evans has come under our wing and under our tent. In spite of a
few minor growth glitches, he finished 2nd at the same US Kart event at
Perris in HPV-2 with a new engine package we put together for him. Then at
Grange he ran off in the sunset and hid from the field in the main, out of
7 juniors. Brody Roa, also on a Dodson prepped MS-RA20 finished a solid
2nd, so it was a clean 1-2 for MS Karts.
-Logan Prescott in this US Kart series has had two 3rd place finishes in a
row, in Kid Kart-B (new style C51 engines) driving his Dodson prepared MS
Kart.
-His older brother, Andre (known for making the 2005 MS Kart Catalog
cover), qualified 3rd out of 8 in HPV1/Cadet, also on new Dodson/HPV, and
drove to a convincing 2nd in the heat only to have a run-in at the start of
the main. However, solo even, he came from a light year behind to catch the
2nd-5th group on the white flag lap and still pulled off a very respectable
(and noticeable) 4th place finish out of it.

That of course is the simplified version.

Thanks again,
Danny & David Dodson
Dodson Engineering
 

TEAM_Dodson
drivers using the MS Kart chassis, won 6-Class Championships powered with
their In-House engine program during the 2004 season.


 Driver Name Result Class Series
 ----------- ------ ------ ------
-Dean Richards Champion Junior Sportsman So-Cal Sprinters
-Dean Richards Champion Junior Superbox Apex Racing
-Cory Carnahan Champion Senior Superbox So-Cal Sprinters
-Andre Prescott Champion Junior-1 Apex Racing
-Brody Roa Champion Junior Superbox WKA Gold Cup-West
-David Dodson Champion HPV-4 Apex Racing
 

21st Century Karting driver Michael Ross wins the 2004 IKF Championship in 125cc Shifter ICC Class

on MS RC23 with VM Motor.

May 28-30, 2004 WKA Manufacturer's Cup, Adams Kart Track, California. Zoltan Drugda on MSRC23/VM Motor was the fastest on the the track all weekend. His fastest time was 39.3 and was on pole Saturday and Sunday. In the mains, even he had the fastest laps, came in third, because he had felt back on the starts. Ralph Busch finished 2nd in Rotax Max on MSRA23 and had pole position on Sunday, but did not make the main, because his chain fall off after he hit a bump. Kyle Mayer won the sportsman class with a huge lead on MSRA20 and Jonathan Evans came in third in HPV.

May 23, 2004 Moran Raceway, California, SKUSA, Zoltan Drugda qualified on pole, won the heat and main in ICC, Ron Barcimo finished 3rd in  FMX.

May 16, 2004 Sarno, Italy first race of the European Championship

Jiri Becicka finished 3rd in Super ICC and Berg Mathias 3th in ICC on MS RC23.

April 3rd 2004, SKUSA, Moran Raceway, California. Zoltan Drugda wins the Formula S1 on MS RC23/'04 VM ICC, Ron Barcimo finished 2nd in FMX MS RC23/CR125 and Eddie Williams 3rd in G-1 on MS RC23/CR125 from 25 drivers.

November 22, 2003 Tri-C Karters at Moran Raceway Beaumont, Ca
MSKART / ADAMS / FLEMING driver Ty Matta clinches Tri-C Karters 2003 Superbox Championship Title.
I would like to thank the following people for their support in making this year a success.

Doug Fleming  ( Fleming Motorsports )
Troy Adams  ( Adams Kart Track )
Jesus Vasquez, Luis & Raul Martinez  ( King Taco Restaurants )

2003 SKUSA Mission Region Championship winners are Shin in 80cc senior shifters om MSRA20 and Ron in 125cc shifter FMX class on MSRC20.

2003 CALIFORNIA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP, MORAN RACEWAY, RON EUBANKS WINS THE 125CC MOTO SHIFTER CLASS ON MS RC23.

JONATHAN EVANS IS SO-CAL SPRINTER CHAMPION FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW.

2003 SKUSA Supernationals, Las Vegas, Zdenko Mikulasko on MSRC23 won the heat race in Formula S1 and finished 3rd in the main on Sunday.

October 14 2003 SKUSA at Moran Raceway, Shin wins again the 80cc Shifter Class.

September 5-9 2003 was the Super ICC World Cup in Carole-Paris France. The world fastest drivers came to compete in the world fastest 125 shifter kart class. The MSKart racing team driver Jiri Becicka after unfortunate qualifying on the 20th position because of tire problems finished the heat on the 15th position. In the main after the start he was 18th and he moved up to 9th which was a very impressive drive among  the best of the best.

February 22 2003 SKUSA Irwindale Shin Jeon was the fastest in qualifying and wins the race in 80cc Shifters and David Reine finished 2nd in 125cc with VM ICC Motor.

February 22 2003 So.-Cal Sprinters in Riverside. The MSkarts won all classes entered.

Tri-C Round 2 February 8, 2003
Ty Matta WINS all 3 classes entered.
Sr. Superbox
Superbox 35+
Sr. Sportsman

January 19 2003 Jason Bowles finished 1st at the California Speedway in 125cc ICC shifter class with a huge lead on MS RC23/VM Motor ICC

January 18 2003 Ron Eubanks wins the Grange Open with $1000 on MS RC20/Honda 125cc

Dec. 10 2002 Jason Bowles finished 1st in PRO-Superbox class in Bakersfield California on MS RA20/Woltjer Yamaha in front of David Mayhew 2nd and Josh Harris 3rd.

Dec. 1st 2002 California State Championship was again a great success for the MS Karts.

 125cc Moto: Ron Eubanks 1st on MS RC20/Honda CR125

 125cc ICC: Tibor Kelemen 2nd on MS RC20/VM

                      David Reine 3rd on MS RC20/VM

 100cc Junior Sportsman: Steven Warner 1st on MS RA20

 Junior 1: Corry Smith 1st MS IKMA

Dec. 1st 2002 Jack Beasley wins the SKUSA Road Atalanta 125cc IC with MS RC20/VM ICC Motor pkg.

A. Haegermark is the 2002 Swedish ICC Champion on MS RC20

MS Kart RC20/ICC VM Motor is the 2002 ICC Holland Champion.

Johnathan Evans is a 2002 So Cal Junior 1 Champion on MS Kart Mini.

Results for the CIK-FIA European Formula  ICC Championships held in Mariembourg, Belgium September 20-22, 2002.

September 7, 2002 IKF Region 7 Lake Perris Jason Bowles finished 1st in Formula Y on MS RA20/Woltjer Yamaha.

August 18, 2002 NAKA National Championship Race, Road America Wisconsin Jason Bowles finished 1st in Rotax Max on MS RA20.

August 8, 2002 IKF Grand Nationals in Marshalltown Iowa Jason Bowles got his first Duffy after six times prior runner up. He finished first in Formula Y on MSKart RA20/Woltjer Yamaha and took two second places in Superbox and HPV. Jesus Vasquez finished 3rd in Superbox on MSRA20/Yamaha.

July 27, 2002 Tibor Kelemen is the 2002 SKUSA Mission Region ICC Champion on MSKART/VM MOTOR

July 27, 2002 NAKA/Stars of Tomorrow, Willow Springs, Jason Bowles (MSkart/VM) finished 3rd.

ICC 125 Shifter: (M. Abbatti, T. Pap, J. Bowles, Ph. Carlson)

July 21, 2002 KING TACO OPEN, CALIFORNIA SPEEDWAY

MSKART DRIVERS:

Senior Superbox:  Jesus Vasques 2nd, Junior1: Corey Smith 1st, Garret Kepler 2nd, Josh Linton 5th, Jonathan Evans 6th, Junior Superbox: Cory Carnahan 2nd, Senior Superbox Plus: Scott Carnahan 5th, ICC 125 Shifter: Tibor Kelemen 1st, David Reine 2nd, Ivan Bodnar 3rd, Juraj Bodnar 4th, Don Morbitzer 5th, Junior Sportsman: Cory Smith 2nd, Jonathan Evans 4th, Josh Linton 5th, Senior Sportsman Heavy: Ty Matta 2nd

July 21, 2002 - Sears Point Stars of Tomorrow. On the start, Mandarino and Alfonso led the pack through Turn One with Kris Shaw (CRG/Seven) making up one spot by moving into third. Lorenzo then started to pull away from Alfonso who had his hands full from the strong pressure from Shaw. Kris got by on lap six, but didn't have enough to catch the fast Canadian up front. Mandarino eased to a six second victory. The drive of the race came from Jason Bowles (MSKart/VM) who started 14th and finished in 4th overall with Erik Bartolero (Emmick/Pavesi) rounding out the top five.

ICC

Lorenzo Mandarino
Kris Shaw
Andrew Alfonso
Jason Bowles
Erik Bartolero
Matt Jaskol
TJ Ross
Randolph Ferguson
Steven Reasoner
Joe Whitson

July 6-7 2002 IKF Riverside, CA. Jesus Vasques finished 1st in Super Sportsman and 2nd in Sportsman Heavy after Ty Matta who came in 1st also on MS Kart, Jason Bowles finished 2nd in Formula Y, Ron Eubanks won the heat race and came in 2nd in the main in 125cc Shifter and Jonathan Evans finished 2nd in Junior 1.

Jonathan Evans wins again in June So-Cal race in Junior 1.

June 23, 2002 - Perris, CA MyChron3 Rotax Max and For-Kart Race Report. In 125cc Shifter, Tibor Kelemen raced to victory over Lynn Sours and Eddie Williams. Tibor's day was a challenging one, but clearly his enthusiasm and determination ruled the day. "The day started rather tough for us. Arriving late to the track we've missed the morning practice sessions. Having placed a new piston and ring into the motor the night before we had our engine break-in on the stand, not realizing until the end of a struggling first heat that we had a stuck ring problem. Needless to say, we went to work again. By the time we lined up for the main I felt quite confident that the PSR Honda motor package would compliment the MSkart chassis well and that with a little luck we could be running up front. We were excited to have prevailed over a good field and also to set personal record time of 29.784 seconds."

June 16 2002 NAKA/CART/ Stars of Tomorrow, Sears Point, California, Jason Bowles qualified 4th and finished 6th in the race in ICC.

June 2nd 2002

 In the 1st National NAKA/CART/Stars of Tomorrow race Jason Bowles qualified on pole and  finished 1st in Pro Superbox on MS RA20/Woltjer Yamaha and in ICC 125cc Shifter started from 24th position and finished 7th in the very competitive field on MS RC20/ICC VM Motor

Results from the CART Stars of Tomorrow Buffalo Bill's Grand Prix in Primm, Nevada on June 2, 2002.

In the SKUSA amateur championship in Texas Tibor Kelemen finished 4th in Formula MX om MS RA20/Honda CR 125

IKF Button willow Jesus Vasques finished 2nd in Sportsman with MS RA20/Yamaha 100

Joshua Linton was 1st in Junior1 in Tri-C in April.

Jonathan Evans is leading in So-Cal Junior1 with 922 points (Jan 26th so-cal 1st, feb 9th tri-c 1st, march 23 so-cal 2nd, may 25th so-cal 1st)

May 30, 2002 - Sears Point Stars Race Report,

The second Stars of Tomorrow regional race drew 127 entries to the new Sears Point Karting Center, with a strong turnout in eight of the nine classes that were part of the program. Again the ICC class led the way with 35 entries taking the green for the featured 25 lap main event. Unlike the first race, a new starting procedure brought the large ICC field to the starting line and got them off to a successful start within 30 seconds after the front row of While/Mandarino hit their marks. However, the race was red-flagged before the completion of the first lap when a kart flipped while going throught the infield section. There was a lengthy delay while competitors waited for the ambulance to return from its trip to the hospital.On the restart, Lorenzo Mandarino dominated the 25 lap feature. Pole sitter Ron White would run a strong second for most of the race, but Brett Buckwalter got by near the end of the race, with Ron finishing third. Tim Maddux finished a strong fourth, . The best racing of the day was the battle for the 5th through 8th spots with Jason Bowles, Alex Speed, David Mayhew, TJ Ross, David Jurca and Kris Shaw contesting for the spots all race long. Benny Moon, who finished third in the first Sears Point Stars event, had to start from the rear of the field due to a faulty clutch, but came through to take a hard fought eleventh place. Joining the Northern California ICC contingent were several drivers from British Columbia as well as drivers from Mexico, Idaho, Arizona, Washington, Oregon and Southern California.

Final results for the second Stars of Tomorrow regional event held at the Sears Point Karting Center on May 26, 2002.                       ICC:

1. Lorenzo Mandarino  
2. Brett Buckwalter
3. Ron White
4. Tim Maddux
5. Jason Bowles
6. Alex Speed
7. David Mayhew
8. TJ Ross
9. David Jurca
10. Kris Shaw

May 4-5 2002 IKF Santa Maria, Jason Bowles qualified on pole, finished 1st in the heat and main in Formula Y on MS RA20/Woltjer Yamaha, Jesus Vasques qualifed on pole, won the heat, was leading in the main and finished 2nd in Sportsman Heavy on MS RA20 and Rom Eubanks finished 2nd in 125cc Shifter on MS RC20/Honda CR125.

4/27/02 SKUSA Amago Tibor Kelemen 1st in ICC on MS RC20/VM Motor

April 21, 2002 NAKA/CART/Stars of Tomorrow, Sonoma California, Jason Bowles on MS RC20/VM Motor ICC

After finishing a respectable 5th at the first Stars of Tomorrow race of the year at Willow Springs Bowles decided to run the first Stars race at the new Sears Point karting facility to get some extra practice.  Although Bowles had not done any testing at the Sears Point facility before Saturdays practice day, it did not take much longer than a couple of sessions to be right on the pace with two of the best shifter kart drivers in the country. Scott Speed, 2002 Moto World Champion, and Super nationals winner, and Memo Gidley, 1999 Super nationals winner, and part time Champ Car driver.  

After practice on Saturday Bowles was consistently in the top five on the time sheets and was confident about running for the lead.  "The kart worked really good today, we have to make very few changes to the kart or the engine it was just fast right off the truck."  

In qualifying Bowles laid a lap down that was quick enough to put him fourth on the grid, only six hundredths of a second off of the pole. At the start of the race Bowles got a good jump off of the line and moved into the third position directly behind Gidley and Speed.  After following Speed for a few laps Bowles could see Gidley pulling away and decided to make a move on Speed to see if he could run down Gidley, Bowles successfully made it by Speed, and preceded to run down Gidley by three tenths a lap but in the process also towed Speed with him.  Once Bowles closed the gap to about a half a second an impatient Speed made a pass that saw Speeds rear end come together with Bowles left front tire.  After the collision Bowles had moved back to seventh where he stayed the rest of the race due to a bent front end which resulted in an ill handling kart. "It's really disappointing to be so fast and have the race end the way it did, I think I had a real shot at winning until me and Speed came together, but that is how racing goes and we will be back next month to give them another run."

 3/24/02 SKUSA Irwindale Ron Eubanks finished 4th in S1 and Tibor Kelemen 1st in ICC

3/24/02 NAKA CART/Stars of Tomorrow Willow Springs, Jason Bowles finished 5th in ICC from 23 drivers.

• 2002 1st and 2nd IKF in Willow Springs and Riverside race Ron Eubanks finished 2nd in moto 125cc class on RC20
• The MSKart factory driver Michal Vorba finished 2nd overall in European championship in ICA Junior class.

E-mail from Scott Carnahan 11/11/01
Thanks for the support, Scott some info for your race results on your web site: 2001 Club Champion for both clubs Tri-C Karters 125cc shifter over 35 years old Club Champion Set track record for same class So-Cal Sprinters 125cc shifter Club Champion (don't remember how many poles and race wins, can figure out if needed) 2nd over-all in Pacific Championship Series Cory Carnahan over all results are still in the air for Jr. Sportsman classes Scored first win and 3rd. pole for 2001 with So-Cal Sprinters in October. Also set track record in Jr. Sportsman.

2001 Pacific Championship 3rd race in October was a great succes for MSKart. In 125cc shifter class came in 1st Chris Ortenburger, 2nd Scott Carnahan and 3rd Tibor Kelemen. All on MSkarts. In the 80cc shifter class and 100cc superbox came in 1st Jesus Vasques also on MSkart.

2001 1st race of the European Championship on July 14-15 in St-Amand, France.
The MS KART Factory driver Michal Vorba on MS RA20/Vortex dominated in ICA-Junior Class. Best time in the practice, 1st place in the 1st qualifying, 1st place in the 2nd qualifying, 2nd in the 3rd qualifying and 2nd in the 4th qualifying. Pole position in the 1st final and 1st place in the 1st final. 4th in the 2nd final because of the collision.

2001 Pacific Champoionship 2nd race, June 30
Joshua Linton Junior1 MS/Comer 1st, Jonathan Evans Junior1 MS/Comer 3rd, Cory Carnahan Junior Sportsman MS/Yamaha 3rd, Jesus Vasques 80cc Shifter MS/Honda 1st, Chris Ortenburger 125cc Shifter MS/Honda 2nd, Scott Carnahan 125cc Shifter MS/Honda 3rd, Jesus Vasques Sr. Super Sportsman MS/Yamaha 1st.