125 TaG Super Series - 2008

Series & Round Results
See the "Latest News" pages for the latest results, reports, photos and points from the opening rounds.

Overview
The TaG Super Series will return for the 2008 session. The 2007 series was nothing less than spectacular with 84 registed drivers competing across the series and a mountain of prizes awarded.

2008 promises to be bigger and better than ever with over $20,000 of prizes.

New to the 2008 TaG Super Series will be TaG Restricted Class (TaG-R). TaG-R is a new class created by the AKA for D & C grade license holders. The TaG-R class is a restricted version of the TaG class. It utilizes the same 125cc motors as the TaG class but the engines are fitted with an exhaust restrictor and use MG Red tyres.

The TaG-R class has the same speed & grip level as the Clubman class but with all the benefits an electric start water cooled motor can provide.

Calendar
Round 1 - Wollongong, 9th March
Round 2 - Oran Park, 20th April
Round 3 - Eastern Creek, 21st June
Round 4 - Lithgow, 26th July
Final Round Round 5 - Newcastle, 31st August (Final Round to include Qualifying: First Race Start from Qualifying. Reverse grid second race. Highest Points to the front 3rd Race. Final start where you finished.)

Class & Weights
TaG Light:
Fireball (160kg) MG Yellow
Leopard (160kg) MG Yellow
Rotax Max (165kg) MG Yellow
Biland (170kg) Maxxis HG3/MG Yellow

TaG Heavy:
Fireball (180kg) MG Yellow
Leopard (180kg) MG Yellow
Rotax Max (185kg) MG Yellow
Biland (190kg) Maxxis HG3/MG Yellow

TaG-R Light:
Fireball (160kg) MG Red
Leopard (160kg) MG Red
Rotax Max (160kg) MG Red
Rotax JMax (160kg) MG Red

TaG-R Heavy:
Fireball (180kg) MG Red
Leopard (180kg) MG Red
Rotax Max (180kg) MG Red
Rotax JMax (180kg) MG Red

Prizes

Series Prizes -

Round Prizes & Prize Conditions -

There are a multitude of prizes to be won at every round for not only podium positions, but also Over 40’s and P Plate drivers. Prizes include:

• Sniper V2 & CAT
• Sparko Clothing & Race Gear
• Panther Chains
• Mychron Steering Wheels
• GT Kart Wheels
• Italsport Wheels Hubs
• Italsport Billet Pedals
• Italsport Starter Motors
• Kart Tyre tools
• Mojo Tyres
• KG Bodywork
• MG Tyres
• Italsport Kart Covers
• Tyre Gauges
• Bead Breakers
• Spoiler Clamps
• Floating Sprocket Carriers
• Italsport Angled Steering Boss
• PRD Race Bags
• DVD Players
• TV’s

* P Plate drivers must do at least two races on ‘P’s to be eligible for the series prize. Not eligible for both ‘C’ grade and ‘P’ prizes.

* Series winner is the driver with the highest amount of points from either Light or Heavy. There will be a series winner for TaG and a series winner for TaG-R.

* Over 40’s Drivers need to inform TaG Australia they are over 40.

* Rookie of the Year – This is a new prize to the TaG Super Series. This prize is designed to acknowledge drivers who recently upgraded to a B grade licence and are doing well. In the future, drivers graduating from TaG-R will be awarded this prize. For 2007, any driver who upgraded to a B grade license after October 1st 2007 and has not held a P/C license before October 1st 2006 will be eligible for this prize.

* Special Prizes have now been added for Super Heavy drivers for every round of the series. If your combined driver/kart weight is over 200kg you will be eligible. Super Heavy drivers will enter & race as part of the Heavies but will receive prizes and recognition for their achievements throughout the series. TaG Australia are now in discussion with some additional sponsors and hope to announce a Series Prize for Super Heavy drivers soon.

Point System
Points will be tallied using a sliding scale system that accounts for differences in entry numbers as well as increased points as the series goes on. The amount of points available increases by 15% per round.