146 Cuts & Preps

To say 2025 has been less than spectacular would be an understatement. Fighting through the struggles all summer with no definitive answers has brought a lot of questions forward on “what’s the next step”. Sometimes you just gotta take a step back and get the band back together.
Took the circa 2021 lineup out of the archives this week and got back on the box. 4 classes 4 wins & zero drivers finishing off the podium.

Would like to congratulate 193 Promotions and Hunterstown Speedway track crew for another outstanding event. Both races that Missy/Tony have held this year were truly remarkable from every aspect and we look forward to what 2026 has in the works.

Few kart wraps going out to 146 Cuts & Preps today!

When all u’ve been doing is sitting around watching racemonitor every week, sometimes u just wanna go race. 3-5 on the week (tire guy takes the blame for the other 2).
Appreciate everyone’s continued donations, prayers & support towards the Houge family. It’s tough to see freak accidents happen in our sport as it reminds us of our own realities. Hope our Pennsylvania racing community keeps up the efforts.

Had ‘em gripped up so hard the rims couldn’t hold (just don’t make em like they used to). 2 wins on the day, 2 unbeaded right rear, and 1 unanswered question as the last class of the day was cut short on time…as the boss would say, “we won every race we reached the finish”

Go for GOLD!
Came up one lap short of repeating the double but a hot start to the year nonetheless…2 heat wins, p2 on Friday, and p1 to cap off on Saturday night…the team will now reset and focus on the ever elusive win at Boardwalk Hall.

Dropped a 3 bagger 🎳🧹…escaped with a little luck this week but the speed & consistency was there all day; 2 poles & 3 wins on the night.
Would like to commend the efforts of the 193 Promotions team for the decisions made with this event. Was able to cut out the fluff of the non-contested classes, and put on a show with minimal delay.

The Kart Klassic had a change of venue this year for the first karting event to be held at the newly established McGrewBid Motoplex. Eye opening to say the least, the track size showed the potential to put on quality racing, with a few areas to be ironed out for the future.
In the constant search of perfection, the team came up a bit short winning 4 of 6 and 2-p2 on the day. With the speed charts being so tight as of late, we’re proud of the consistency that our package has showed to allow us the opportunity to produce days like this.

It’s one of the races we plan for every year. The Clyde Little has become a featured event for the past 8 years to commemorate a gentleman of the sport, and someone who meant so much to the Hunterstown Speedway community. With all the constant changes rapidly occurring within karting, this event keeps the origins of modern kart racing alive promoting KT-100 2stroke action.
We are very blessed to have won this event for the 5th time. Though it may not be what almost all of the karting industry considers as our weekly race package, the Keystone state keeps the tradition alive as we see new competitors make the changeover each year and give the old ways a try.

Ole boy still got it!
Give him a week to nock off the rust, and week 2 Tucker Dietz parks it in victory lane.

Stick to the Game Plan!
Been waiting all year for this event to come back to town. The Northeast’s headliner event for Reaper tires and was able to put the pieces together come crunch time.
The BarkeEnterprises/TodMiller/TrickOlimpic combination may have only led for 1 lap the entire day, but it was only lap that counted.
We sincerely thank each and every person who makes this chaotic team function. What once was just 3 brothers packed into a work-van has developed into a multi faceted family full of weekend warriors with one goal. The proof is clearly in the pudding as each person who takes part in our day-to-day grinds to do the task at hand and leaves the questions at the door.