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24 Jul 2015

RV/Motorhome, Caravan And 12 Volt products

by affmotorsport | posted in: New Products, RV/Motorhome & Caravan | 0

We at AFF Motorsport & AFF Creations have received our first items in our Motorhome/RV/Caravan range of products (these can be used for more than that). We have started with some 12 Volt wiring solutions by Baintech Technology, Genuine Anderson … Continued

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My season review has been published by Car and Bike News 🙂Lets get 2022 racing season going, very soon.
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2021 Recap and Final Weekend Review – Car and Bike News

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By Michael Burke 2021 has been a hard-fought season, some great racing, and a few challenging weekends. The championship was a hard-fought contest, coming down to the last weekend (double header) with…

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Sale starts today, visit www.affmotorsport.com
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2021 Recap and final weekend review. 2021 has been a hard-fought season, some great racing, and a few challenging weekends. The Championship was a hard-fought contest, coming down to the last weekend (double header) with any of the top 17 teams in with a chance to win the class. After the last racing of the year, most teams were wondering where we all finished, as it came down that close, at the announcement of the results, we finished 6th in our class, we were hoping for a higher result, saying that we were only 45 points off the win for the year, one place forward in the last race would have netted us 3rd place outright, it really was that close.I was pleasantly surprised to have been nominated as one of the most improved drivers of the year, that was a Wow moment for me.Our final round was at Orange Kart Club (my home track) with 1 race each day, different track layouts and very different weather conditions on both days. Friday practice was in the dry, we ran 2 different chassis to try things out, until we found are main chassis was cracked, and the other kart’s engine was not 100%, so we had a late afternoon into the evening swapping parts and the engine from 1 chassis to the other, not ideal but needed to be done then.Saturday was moist, water across the track moist, some were waiting for Noah to arrive, and it was cold. The race ended up being cut short by 2 hours due to the lake that had formed on the track. This didn’t play into our strategy with pit stops, as a formula was used to even everyone out and adjusted it to the same stops as each other and moved us down the results table costing a few places. We ended up P5 from 17 karts in class.Sunday was a dry race with starting positions determined by the Saturday finishing order. We got a reasonable start, until I got pushed off and into another wall (2nd time this year) backwards, another 4 karts were caught up in the incident. I pulled us out of the gravel trap, got going again but it was a tough first 30 minutes of the race getting turned around twice more by the same driver, ended up being 3 laps down by the end of my first stint. We were down but not out, we kept to our plan, kept the eyes forward and slowly moved forward to end up P4 from 17 in our class with another shortened race by 52 minutes.2022 Will be a new year, a reset for all teams and we have our eyes set on moving forward up the results sheets and hoping for some podiums through the season.Thanks to all my supporters and I’m looking for some more partners to work with this season.Thanks to everyone for your assistanceAFF MotorsportAFF CreationsApex RacewearPerformance RacegearLock and Load TransportCar and Bike NewsSevern StitchesMetaWeb IT – Tech Support & Web DesignRaging Bulls Racing
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