In August, the United States Pro Kart Series announced its plans for the upcoming 2025 schedule. The series will revert back to four events for the 13th season after two years of hosting five rounds. Today, the USPKS has confirmed the four facilities set to host the four rounds to make up the 2025 championship program.

The United States Pro Kart Series opener for the 2025 season was confirmed in August, with the series set to make its first ever visit to the Daytona International Speedway on March 14-16. It will be a special weekend at the Daytona Beach, Florida facility as the ‘World Center of Racing’ hosts the opening round of the 2025 championship.

Trackhouse Motorplex is the unofficial home of the United States Pro Kart Series, and returns for a 13th straight year as part of the championship schedule. Competitors will travel to the Mooresville, North Carolina facility on May 2-4 for the second round of the 2025 season.

After two years off the USPKS schedule, the historic Road America returns. The Briggs & Stratton Motorplex at Road America is set to host the third round of the championship on June 27-29. The Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin facility welcomed the series three times prior from 2020 to 2022.

The 2025 United States Pro Kart Series finale will return to the New Castle Motorsports Park. Round Four will be contested on a new weekend – August 15-17 – which was adjusted from first schedule release back in August. The New Castle, Indiana facility will also host USPKS for a 13th straight season.

“We are very excited about the schedule we were able to put together for the 2025 season,” stated Tim Koyen, Operations Manager for United States Pro Kart Series. “Next year’s schedule takes us to two historic venues in Daytona and Road America, along with two premier facilities in North American karting with Trackhouse and New Castle. The 2025 schedule is spaced out from March to August, reaching from the southern part of the USA to the top, providing the most unique, challenging and professional championship in USA karting.”

USPKS just awarded over $100,000 in prizes for the 2024 season, which concluded on September 27-29 at the New Castle Motorsports Park. Full details regarding the 2025 United States Pro Kart Series, including class structure, rule changes, prize package and more will be published at their website – www.uspks.com.

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