[Arie Ouimet]

It would be great to see an entry level class grow in the Northeast program. I have not driven an LO206 but I have driven a world formula and it would be a blast with 20 guys out there. I’m not sure on the speed difference between the two but as far as cost goes nothing beats it. Sure you may be able to get into a Yamaha for similar cost, but you’ll be stuck trying to tune it right while a world formula will be making laps and laps and laps. I’m all for it.

 

One issue I could see arising, is drumming up new customers. If I owned a kart, rotax or Leopard, I would not want to drive a slower kart, there would be no fun factor for me, personally. It would be in the hands of the local kart shops to market these things, at every age range, find a way to get people in the kart for a test drive and it’ll sell itself.

 

Two thumbs up!

 

Arie

[Arie Ouimet]

Hi Jessica,

 

I have worked with NJMP over the past few years to help customers who wish to either get involved in the sport of karting, or hone their skills to get the very last bit out of their equipment.

 

The racing scene in the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast region is surprising large and there are a lot of options when it comes to where and what you race. Its very easy to say do this or do this, race this, race that…. so please contact me and we can chat about what options you have in equipment, and also facilities to race at. Not to mention the cost of it all!

 

Shoot me a message at: ArieOuimet@gmail.com

 

I look forward to hearing from you!

 

Arie

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