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Provisional results from the 24th KartSport NZ National Schools Championship at Carrs Road Raceway, Halswell, 10–11 July 2026.
The 24th KartSport New Zealand National Schools Championship (the Giltrap Group National Schools) was hosted by KartSport Canterbury and St Andrew's College at Carrs Road Raceway, Halswell, with practice on Friday 10 July and racing on Saturday 11 July 2026. Championship classes were Cadet ROK, Vortex Mini ROK, Rotax Max Junior and Rotax Max Light. A non-championship Rotax Max Senior 175kg class was open to all ages, not just school-aged competitors.
These are the provisional results published by Karting New Zealand and Speedhive, and may be amended by the organisers. See our results page for the podiums and fastest laps, and the full heat-by-heat timing on Speedhive.
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