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karting

Miniature motor racing with low-framed, light-chassis cars (karts or go-karts); it originated in the USA in about 1955.

In competitive racing, different formulas exist. Standard production two-stroke engines are capable of providing speeds of approximately 240 kph/150 mph.



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