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IN PICTURES: Memorial races bring out the best in competitors at Albany City Kart Club to close 2024 season

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Dave Keen with his son Ben on memorial round day at Albany City Kart Club.
Camera IconDave Keen with his son Ben on memorial round day at Albany City Kart Club. Credit: Laurie Benson

A strong field of drivers hit the track for the Albany City Kart Club’s annual memorial round on Sunday.

The Ross Manley Memorial was contested between senior clubman drivers, while the Zac Hamment Memorial was for the cadet 9 class.

The memorial races are in honour of the two popular members of the club.

The event also doubled as the final meeting on the ACKC’s 2024 calendar.

The Ross Manley Memorial was won by Jake Jurgielewicz, while club member Steven Panizza competed in his uncle Ross’ original kart.

Youngster Mack Edwards claimed victory in the Zac Hamment Memorial.

Rick Jurgielewicz and his son Jake get ready to race.
Camera IconRick Jurgielewicz and his son Jake get ready to race. Credit: Laurie Benson
Competitor Shane Burns.
Camera IconCompetitor Shane Burns. Credit: Laurie Benson
Brock Kinnear with his dad Keith.
Camera IconBrock Kinnear with his dad Keith. Credit: Laurie Benson
Drivers in the pits get ready to race.
Camera IconDrivers in the pits get ready to race. Credit: Laurie Benson
Jayden Lister with his kart.
Camera IconJayden Lister with his kart. Credit: Laurie Benson
Driver Brad Bootsma gets ready to hit the track.
Camera IconDriver Brad Bootsma gets ready to hit the track. Credit: Laurie Benson
Competitor Ruairidh Avern.
Camera IconCompetitor Ruairidh Avern. Credit: Laurie Benson
Albany City Kart Club member Howard Heerey.
Camera IconAlbany City Kart Club member Howard Heerey. Credit: Laurie Benson
Karts on the grid ready to go.
Camera IconKarts on the grid ready to go. Credit: Laurie Benson
Ben Edwards with his son Mack.
Camera IconBen Edwards with his son Mack. Credit: Laurie Benson

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