SRFKC - Back to Sutton

For immediate release;
Back to Sutton!
The stars of the Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship
presented by Toronto Star Wheels return to 3S Go-Karts for rounds 7 and 8

TORONTO, ONTARIO - For the first time this season, the Sunoco Ron Fellows 
Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels will travel to a 
karting facility for the second time this season.  3S Go Karts was the site 
for round three and four and the popular Sutton, Ontario track will host 
rounds 7 and 8 of the 12 race series this weekend.

"I'm looking forward to getting back to Sutton," Pfaff Porsche Birel 
Formula Senior driver, Mike Roth said. "After a fairly disappointing race 
at Barrie, I hope things go better at Sutton."
Roth is not the only one hoping for a good weekend. "I am happy to be back 
at home," Juliana Chiovitti said. "I thought missing Barrie would kill me 
in the points, but with Roth having a bad weekend, and Jonathan [Fecteau] 
winning Formula Senior, the damage wasn't that bad - thanks Jonathan."
Taking the fight to the potent Birel team will be Kart Depot's Tyler 
Givougue, and PTK's (Paul Tracy Kart) Trevor Daley - who are both coming 
off podium finishes at Barrie.

In Formula Junior, the battle between Hurricane PTK driver Robert Wickens 
and Birel's Daniel Morad is expected to continue, but Birel's Keaton 
Doerksen and PSLkarting.com's Jesse Labbe will also be gunning for their 
first Formula Junior win of the year. Wickens, Doerksen and Morad will also 
be in the fight for the Canada Junior win, but the competition will be 
heated as there are many other drivers like Gold's Evan Hayden, Birel's 
Michael Mora, Gold's Pearce Herder, Birel's Richard Boake and CMP's Michael 
Glaze and Bart Trapani who hope to score a win in Sutton.

The series will also welcome back Mr. Paul Cooke, the karting director for 
ASN Canada, who was injured in a freak accident at the Air Canada Grand 
Prix in early June. Cooke, along with Ron Fellows and Sunoco's Brad Brown 
are the driving force behind the series, and Cooke was sorely missed at 
Barrie.
Practice and qualifying will start at 9:00 am on both days with racing 
starting at 1:30 pm.
Admission to the SRFKC is free for spectators on both days, and Sutton 
offers many good viewing areas, so come out and see tomorrows motorsport 
stars today.
For more information on the series, including directions to 3S Go Karts in 
Sutton, Ontario, visit www.asncanada.com and for directions to the track, 
visit www.simcoekartclub.com (click on SKC Members icon)


The objective of the SRFKC is to help foster a professional environment for 
kart drivers; help create a positive attitude towards appearance, conduct 
and discipline; help foster the employment of the best practices for the 
safe and fair running of competitions; and help kart drivers to move up the 
racing ladder to automobile racing. At the end of the season, eight drivers 
will be selected from the series, plus two drivers from the ASN Canadian 
National Championships. They will be invited to a one-day evaluation test 
at the Bridgestone Racing Academy at Mosport, provided they are 16 years of 
age prior to the date of the test. Out of those 10 drivers, two will earn a 
full scholarship to the 2004 the 2003 Bridgestone / FormulaCar Magazine 
F2000 Racing Series.

For more information, please contact:
Russ Bond, 905-852-2900 russ@insidekartingnews.com
Brad Brown, k.andb.brown@sympatico.ca (416)-233-8727
Paul Cooke - ASN Canada, 905-403-9000

Release prepared by Russ Bond Agency (www.russbondagency.com)
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