Swift Karting Launches American-Made Chassis and Announces 2026 Trackside Support Schedule
As the 2026 karting season accelerates, Swift Karting is proud to announce a major expansion of its operations. Under the direction of owner Mark Cerk, the Whiteland-based speed shop is rolling out its proprietary American-made chassis, the Swift A-Flyer, alongside an expanded trackside support schedule for the Midwest.
Located in the heart of American karting in Whiteland, Indiana, Swift Karting has established itself as a premier source for LO206 engines, chassis setup, and race-winning components. For 2026, the team is expanding its footprint to provide consistent trackside parts support and service at three major Midwest venues.
2026 Trackside Support Schedule
Swift Karting will provide trackside support—including Swift A-Flyer parts, tires, and engine service—at the following series and venues throughout the season:
- K1 Circuit Whiteland: Swift Karting will be on-site for the popular Wednesday Night Club Series, as well as most weekend race events.
- New Castle Motorsports Park: The trailer will be present for most Kart Racers of America (KRA) events throughout the year.
- Motorsports Country Club (MCC) of Cincinnati: Expanding coverage to Batavia, Ohio, for select club events.
New “Click & Deliver” Trackside Service
To streamline the race weekend experience, Swift Karting is introducing a Trackside Delivery option. Racers can browse the full inventory at SwiftKarting.com, place their order online during the week, and select “Trackside Pickup” at checkout.
“We know how hectic race weekends are,” said the team at Swift Karting. “Our goal is to make sure you have the exact sprocket, axle, or oil you need waiting for you at the track, so you don’t have to scramble on race day or pay for rush shipping.”
Free Technical Resources
In addition to physical support, Swift Karting is committed to technical education. The team has launched a new Downloads & Resources section on their website, featuring tools for both novice and expert tuners, including the new 2026 Rulebook Guide.
Racers can access these guides and the full shop inventory by visiting www.swiftkarting.com.
About Swift Karting:
Owned and operated by Mark Cerk in Whiteland, Indiana, Swift Karting is dedicated to the science of speed. Mark has built a reputation for precision and honesty in the 4-cycle karting community, personally overseeing the dyno tuning and optimization of the shop’s championship-winning LO206 engines. Under Cerk’s direction, Swift Karting has evolved into a complete manufacturer and technical resource, producing the American-made Swift A-Flyer chassis and offering parts, setup, and trackside support to racers at K1 Circuit Whiteland, New Castle, and beyond.














