BGE Go Kart Track Support LLC

08/17/2026

🏁 Friday, August 21st🏁

4:30 p.m. Pit Gates open
5:30 p.m. Grandstands open

7:30 p.m. Youngster Flyers
7:45 p.m. Races Start

$25.00 Adult Pit Entry
$20.00 Kids Pit Entry

$10.00 Adult Grandstand
$ 5.00 Kids 5-17 Grandstand

All classes will be using transponders.

All drivers must wear the following safety gear at all times when on the track:
Gloves
Racing Jacket/Jacket
Long pants
Closed-toe shoes
Neck Roll
RACEceiver
Champ Karts must have arm restraints

Don't forget:
Per NKA rules, two-way radio communication between drivers and crew members is strictly prohibited while a driver is on the track.
Any driver or team found using two-way radio communication may be subject to penalties at the discretion of race officials, up to and including disqualification.
Exception: The Bandolero and Legend divisions are exempt from this rule, as they compete under INEX regulations and must follow all applicable INEX rules regarding driver communications.

08/13/2026

08/09/2026

We would like to Congratulate sponsored driver Taylor Ervin Racing on her win in JR3 Champ Friday night at Kentuckiana Kart Racing Fan Appreciation Night.

I was so excited when I won the race!!! I want to thank everyone who supported me and helped me get here. I would especially like to thank my sponsor for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to do what I love. I couldn’t have done it without their support. Huge thank you to my family, my team, and everyone who cheered me on. This win means so much, and I’m ready to keep working hard and going for more!

Isgrigg’s Sewer and Drain Cleaning LLC
Chip's Place Automotive Repair
BGE Go Kart Track Support LLC
Beany Smith
Ross Bros Automatic Trans
Worrall Carburetion
KartSpeed Solutions
Kentuckiana Kart Racing
Rage karts

07/20/2026

We would like to congratulate sponsored driver Taylor Ervin Racing on a fantastic win today in some difficult conditions.

Isgrigg’s Sewer and Drain Cleaning LLC
KartSpeed Solutions
Rage Karts
Rage New England
Beany Smith
Chip's Place Automotive Repair
Worrall Carburetion
Ross Bros Automatic Trans

07/20/2026

05/20/2026

I just wanted to put out a quick post. I am going to be out of town from May 27th till June 12th. I will also not be at the track for 3 races during that time.

If you need any parts during that time please message me here on Facebook Messenger.

My father will be around the shop to go by and pick up parts.

If you need tires Dean Worrell will have them

05/06/2026

🏁Friday, May 8th🏁

4:30 p.m. Pit Gates open
7:30 p.m. Youngster Flyers
7:45 p.m. Races Start

$25.00 Adult Pit Entry
$20.00 Kids Pit Entry
$10.00 Adult Grandstand
$ 5.00 Kids 5-17 Grandstand

All classes will be using transponders.

Don’t forget to set up your MyRacePass account before you arrive on Friday.
All drivers must wear the following safety gear at all times when on the track:
Gloves
Racing Jacket/Jacket
Long pants
Closed-toe shoes
Neck Roll
RACEceiver
Champ Karts must have arm restraints

If you need to purchase tires, motors, or RACEceiver, please get in touch with BGE Go Kart Track Support LLC

04/27/2026

You see a kid in a go-kart and think…
“How cute.”
“A fun little hobby.”
“Something to pass the time.”

You see a dad working on the kart in the pits and think…
“Just tinkering.”
“Just racing.”

You see a mom in the stands, filming, cheering, packing snacks and think…
“Just watching.”

But what you don’t see is everything behind it.

You don’t see the late nights in the garage
when everyone else is inside… and they’re still chasing one more adjustment.

You don’t see the money quietly shuffled around
to make sure tires get replaced, parts get ordered, entry fees get paid.

You don’t see the long drives home
where the car is quiet…
because not every race ends the way they hoped.

You don’t see the kid replaying every lap in their head
wondering what they could’ve done better.

Or the parents choosing their words carefully…
because they’re building a driver,
but more importantly, they’re raising a person.

Because go-kart racing?
It’s not just laps around a track.

It’s discipline.
It’s heartbreak.
It’s learning how to lose
without losing yourself.

It’s learning how to win
without forgetting who helped you get there.

It’s family dinners eaten out of coolers.
It’s sunburns and sweatshirts in the same day.
It’s a life lived between trailers, tools, and checkered flags.

And those kids?
They’re not just driving.

They’re learning how to handle pressure.
How to stay focused when everything in you wants to panic.
How to get back out there… even after a bad run.

So no… it’s not “just a hobby.”

It’s early mornings.
It’s sacrifices.
It’s everything we don’t post about.

It’s a family sport in every sense of the word.

Because behind every kid on that track…
is a whole crew
who gave up a lot
just to watch them chase it.

And if you’ve ever sat in those stands,
heart racing with them every lap…

you already know

this life isn’t simple.
But we’d choose it
every single time. 🏁