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Mitchell McLellan Sports Commentating started back in 2009 when Mitch started to take on a number of go kart meetings around the state of Victoria. Mitch has now expand more in 2014 taking on meetings at Rochester, Goulburn Valley Kart Club, Albury Wodonga Kart Club, South West Kart Club, Eastern Lions Kart Club and the Go Kart Club of Victoria. Mitch has taken on some of the biggest meetings arou

nd the state including the City of Melbourne Go Kart Titles, Junior Sprint Classic and the Victorian Closed Titles to name a few. Mitch is looking to expand all around the country and into all different sports on offer. If you have any questions at all please send through a message or a call on my number. MMS Commentating will see you round at the track and sports arenas!

15/10/2023

MMS MEDIA & COMMENTATING TO CALL CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDER!!

We’re excited to be back this weekend for the Karting Victoria GOLDEN POWER SERIES 2022 championship decider!!

We look forward to get back up the Hume and help our friends out at the Albury Wodonga Kart Club!! We’ll be across the air waves for both days action and look forward to bringing the buzz and the noise to the final round!!

22/08/2023

DID YOU MISS US ???

We’re extremely excited to announce we’re back!!

MMS Media & Commentating will be back on the airwaves this weekend as part of the commentary team of the SP Tools Australian Kart Championship finale at the Go Kart Club of Victoria!!

While we’re not back in a full time capacity, we’re extremely excited to be part of kartings biggest and best championship and can’t thank Karting Australia enough for the opportunity!!

See you all on the weekend!!

KartSportNews
Karting Victoria
Karting Australia New South Wales
Karting Queensland

01/02/2023

*** MMS MEDIA & COMMENTATING STATEMENT ***

Effective immediately MMS Media & Commentating have had to make the tough decision to stop all commentating and media activities.

It has been a tough decision to stop calling and reporting on the sport I love. However this is the right decision.

We can’t thank all the kart clubs, race teams, parents, drivers and all other supporters that have supported us over 15 years.

When I called my 1st meeting as a 14 year old, I never knew what the next 15 years would bring. I’ve loved every second of it though.

I’ll be calling select events of the Australian Kart Championship before stopping all operations.

Mitchell McLellan
MMS Media and Commentating

19/01/2023

2023 KICKS OFF THIS WEEKEND!!

We’re excited to kick start our 2023 season tomorrow night!!

Mitch will be there to call all the action across both nights of the Karting Victoria Morris Personal 2023 Junior Top Guns out of the Oakleigh Go Kart Racing Club!!

We’ll also be doing media reports across the event. Do you want a media report for friends and family? Do you want something to give your sponsors and supporters?

Get in touch with us at the page or Mitch direct!!

23/12/2022

BWC Racing and Hayden Millington Press Release!! Shamick Racing Enduro at the Go Kart Club Of Victoria...The Home Of Champions.!!

TAG 125 racers Braden Clark and Hayden Millington teamed up last weekend for the season ending Shamick Racing 4.5-hour enduro. Clark and Millington had both had strong results across the 2022 season but were going up against some more fancied rivals which included multiple state, national and Bathurst 1000 champions. The 2-driver team utilised Saturday to get up to speed as much as possible before Sunday morning qualifying!

Millington hit the track 1st for qualifying as the lighter of the 2 drivers. Hayden pushed extremely hard and was setting good pace in the tough high-quality field. Millington landed in position 21 overall handing the kart over to Clark. Braden being the heavier of the 2 drivers put his best foot forward but had multiple lighter drivers in his session. Clark landed in position 36 overall which had the team out of 31st spot for the main event.

Clark started the race and his main strategy was to move forward across his stint and stay out of trouble. Braden missed the opening lap drama and slowly moved forward across his stint. Clark did a long 71 lap opening stint and was sitting in 3rd position before pulling into the pits and handing over the kart to Hayden.

Millington continued the team’s strategy of staying out of trouble and trying to make up positions across the stint. Hayden had made his way forward on the edge of the top 20 when karts started to take their next round of stops. Millington did a marathon second stint resulting in 90 laps behind the wheels and taking the race lead before his 2nd stop. Hayden pulled into the pits and handed the kart back to Clark to continue the team’s strong race.

Braden emerged from the pits in position 12 overall and the team were working their way into the race on strategy and excellent driving. As the pit stops continued and racing was on, Clark made his way into the top 10 and then into the top 5, and was looking like a strong result was on. Braden did another near 80 lap stint when the rain came and the team were able to take their final compulsory stop. Millington jumped back aboard the 18 kart and due to being able to put wets on in the final stop, the team came back out in the effective race lead.

The final stint was full of nerves and adrenaline as Hayden was leading the race and having to try and hold out the charge from former and current state champions Jace Lindstrom and Harrison Hoey. In a tense final stint, Millington was able to hold his nerve and cross the line in 1st position! In unfortunate and heart-breaking circumstances, the team were giving a post-race penalty for their drivers being in the kart over 60 minutes. This relegated the 18 kart down to position 13 overall.

Braden’s father Graham spoke post weekend on the team work and excellent driving across the event. “We went into the event with a plan to execute. Our priority was to make sure both drivers felt refreshed and this worked with Braden coming into the pits for the final time in a strong position. Hayden did an amazing final stint and the moment we crossed the line to celebrate with our family and team was something we won’t forget. Unfortunately, a post-race penalty went against us but I can’t thank both Braden and Hayden enough for the thrill. A big thank you to our pit crew and team Ashton Cattach, Clay Devlin, Taylem Mackinlay, Josh Clay, Tony Burt and Rebekah Clark. Scott (Hayden’s father) and myself can’t thank you all enough and we look forward to coming back again next year”.

On track photo credit : Mark Wicks, KartSportNews

15/12/2022

B & A Kart Racing Press Release!! Shamick Racing Enduro at the Go Kart Club Of Victoria...The Home Of Champions.!!

B & A Kart Racing’s James and Aiva Anagnostiadis took on the Shamick Racing 4.5-hour enduro to finish the 2022 season. James was taking on the competitive KA3 Junior class, while Aiva was paired with KZ2 Australian Kart Champion Joshua Fife in the TAG 125 enduro event. Both drivers were looking to finish their season on a high at the tough Todd Road circuit.

James hit the track for qualifying and in a tough field of over 20 drivers was able to put himself in position 5 on the grid. Anagnostiadis had a tough start to the race when he was involved in an incident causing a bent tie rod. Anagnostiadis went to work in the early to middle stages of the race and was pushing his way towards top 3 drivers entering the pit stop phase of the race. James entered to pit stops in contention and emerged in 3rd position overall. After multiple full course yellows, Anagnostiadis began a 3-way fight for the lead with 20 minutes to go. James was up against Queenslanders Max Walton and Mika Lemasurier with multiple positional changes across the 3 drivers. In an exciting and thrilling finish, Anagnostiadis made his way into 2nd on the final lap of the race to take an epic podium result!

Aiva was next to hit the track and did a brilliant job to qualifying in position 9 overall in qualifying and the top 10 shootout. Anagnostiadis was racing in the front half of the 40-kart field when an early incident resulted in an unscheduled pit stop to change a bent axle. Anagnostiadis and co driver Joshua Fife put in 2 massive stints to make their way back up into the top 10 and were looking to continue their progress forward. Luck unfortunately didn’t fall the way of the Aiva and Josh with rain starting just after their final stop, which resulted in the team having to re pit for wet tyres. Aiva and Josh were able to put in another brilliant stint to make their way inside the top 10 and come home in a respectable 8th position overall!

The B & A Kart Racing team spoke post weekend on the ups and down for both drivers. “The Shamick Racing Enduro was great fun as always! It’s the perfect way to end the year’s racing. Both James and Aiva had tough starts to their endurance races with damage to their karts. James bounced back to be right in the fight for victory and to come away with a podium was an awesome result. Aiva and Josh after being near last of 40 karts worked their way back up to the top 10. The rain didn’t come at a great time for us but to finish 8th in a tough race like that after their start was an awesome achievement”. James, Aiva and B & A Kart Racing will return to the karting scene in season 2023!

Photo Credit: Mark Wicks, KartSportNews

15/12/2022

Reece Cohen Motorsport and Jackson Souslin Harlow press release!! Shamick Racing Enduro at the Go Kart Club Of Victoria...The Home Of Champions. !!

New South Wales had a strong representation at the Shamick Racing Enduro over the weekend, with former and current state champion Reece Cohen and Jackson Souslin Harlow pairing together for the big event. Both drivers were looking for their maiden victory in the event and were looking to take it to the local Victorian drivers!

Cohen and Souslin Harlow both utilised the strong practice sessions on Saturday to get up to speed with their package and be ready to go for Sunday morning qualifying. Souslin Harlow hit the track for the first lot qualifying, with Cohen going next and both drivers doing strong laps to put them in 9th place overall for the top 10 shootout. Souslin Harlow hit the track for the top 10 shootout and put in a strong lap that put the team up to 5th place overall for the start of the race!

Souslin Harlow started the race strongly and was showing excellent speed. The state champion made his way as high as the top 3 and was battling in the lead group at stages of his opening stint. Souslin Harlow made his way to the lead of the race, before pulling in for the opening pit stop after and excellent stint with Cohen ready to jump aboard.

The team completed their stop but an issue on the grid with the spark plug caused the team to lose substantial time and go multiple laps down.
Cohen and Souslin Harlow then spent then next 2-3 hours making up time across the pit stops and putting in excellent pace out on circuit. Cohen was pushing hard in his final stint and the New South Welshman had made his way back into the top 5 battle and in contention. The rain then started to fall with Cohen unfortunately 7 minutes away from finishing his driver time so having to circulate out on slick tyres. Reece pulled into the pits with wet tyres going on and Souslin Harlow hopping back aboard the kart.

Souslin Harlow now out on wet tyres was putting in hard laps and trying to make up as many positions as possible. Jackson was in the top 10 and trying his hardest to push the team up towards the top 5 drivers. The clock stopped after 4 hours and 30 minutes of racing and Souslin Harlow and Cohen were able to cross the line in 7th position overall in a brilliant showing.

Reece Cohen’s father Darren spoke post-race and spoke of the boy’s tough day. “The day started very well with qualifying going well and Jackson putting the boys right in the hunt for the lead. The first pit stop was costly and Reece and Jackson were then chasing the field all day. The rain didn’t come at an ideal time but to come home with a top 7 finish was a great result and I’m extremely happy with the guy’s race”. Both boys will be back in season 2023 and will be one of the drivers to beat in their respective classes.

On track photo credit : Mark Wicks, KartSportNews

12/12/2022

2022 is done!!

Amazing way to end the year at the Shamick Racing Enduro at the Go Kart Club Of Victoria...The Home Of Champions. Big congratulations to Dave Sera, Jace Lindstrom and Leigh Nicolaou and their team for putting on an amazing event!!

2022 included:

- More then 30 weekends behind the mic 🎤
- Over 400 media release 📑
- 4 different states
- Over 10 different plane trips

We were able to be part of the Australian Kart Championship, Karting Victoria State Championships, the inaugural ROK Festival in Australia and Karting Australia New South Wales State Championship to name a few!!

We visited and called at over 10 different kart clubs and we can’t thank all of our supporters enough. Thank you to Karting Australia for having us as part of the highest level of Karting in Australia for 2022, we look forward to being back in 2023!!

Finally thank you to you, the karters. To be apart of this amazing sport is a privilege and without you and your amazing families the sport doesn’t happen!

We’ll take some time to rest up and recharge. We’ll be back bigger and better in 2022

09/12/2022

James Lodge Press Release!! Hyundai Excel Racing Association of Victoria Island Magic Round!!

James Lodge rounded out his Hyundai Excel season at the famous Phillip Island Circuit for the Island Magic Event! Lodge has been consistently running inside the top 10 throughout the season and at times top 5 and was chasing his best result of the season. James was up against a tough field of 19 drivers and was looking to put his best foot forward across the race weekend!

Saturday morning was the all-important timed qualifying session and Lodge hit the track trying to get as far up the grid as possible. The Ashley Seward Motorsport sponsored entry was quickly into the top 10 and then into the top 5 and right in the fight for pole position. The session was tight and times were close around the tough Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit, with James in the fight at the front. Lodge end the session with the 4th fastest time which put him off the outside of row 2 for race 1.

James knew his start was going to be crucial so he was looking for a clean but fast get away. The Parolin Australia backed entry got a lightening start and by the conclusion of the opening lap was leading the race! The top 6 broke clear and with slip streaming down the Island straight positions were swapping all the time and racing was extremely hot. Lodge in one of his best showings in the Hyundai Excel ranks crossed the line in 5th position overall!

Sunday came around and James was chasing his 1st podium result in his Excel racing career. Lodge got a clean get away and was once again battling in the top group of drivers, with continual positional changes happening across the 6-lap race. The Berth/Cargo Restaurants and Events sponsored entry worked his way to the front to start the final lap but was under serious pressure in the slip stream from his rivals. In a hectic final lap, James was able to come home with another strong top 5 finish in 4th place overall.

Nerves were in the air heading into the final, James was looking to put himself in the mix for the 20-lap feature. The Ashley Seward Motorsport backed entry got another clean get away and was once again apart of the lead break away group. With 2 incidents causing 2 separate safety cars, Lodge was starting the final lap in 4th with 1 lap of green racing to make up spots. After a hectic but exciting final lap, James was able to cross the line in 3rd spot and grab his 1st podium in his Hyundai Excel career!

James’ father Simon spoke post weekend on the exciting weekend of racing. “Its great to final grab a podium result and I’m really happy for James. He’s been racing in the elite KZ2 Gearbox class in the Australian Kart Championship along with his excel racing and has improved in both classes across the season. We can’t thank all of our supporters enough and can’t wait to do it all again in 2023!”

30/11/2022

MMS MEDIA & COMMENTATING TO CALL THE SHAMICK RACING ENDURO!!

COMMENTARY:

We’ll be finishing the year on a high by calling all the action from the season finale Shamick Racing Enduro event!! We’re looking forward to getting back to the Go Kart Club Of Victoria...The Home Of Champions.!!

MEDIA:

We’ll be doing pre event media reports and also race reports from the event itself! Please get in touch with the page or Mitch direct if you’re looking for any promotion or media for the event!

Karting Victoria
Karting Australia
Go Kart Club of Victoria

30/11/2022

Pocket Rocket Brothers Koda Singh Press Release!! Rotax Max Grand Final Portugal!!

Micro Max Australian Kart Champion Koda Singh took on the biggest challenge of his young career over the weekend in the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals in Portugal. Singh had won the chance to represent his country by his results throughout the 2022 season. Koda was the number 1 driver in the Micro Max Australian ranks, but he was now taking on the world stage and ready to do battle!

Singh used the lead up days to the event to practice and get his head around the tough Portugal circuit. Koda hit the track for qualifying and knew he had a mountain to climb competing against the world’s best drivers. Singh was able to put himself into the top 40 but was battling tough conditions that were changing all the time. Koda made his way into position 32 overall and he was now looking forward to getting into his racing!

Koda was ready to race and get his 1st race on the world stage underway. Singh got a clean get away and quickly made his way into the top 30. Koda has strong pace and was making up spots hand over fist and made his way further forward and into the top 20. Singh tried to make a moved for position 18 which resulted in him dropping back a few spots. Koda crossed the line in position 23 overall making up a remarkable 9 spots!

Singh was once again out of position 32 for heat 2 and was once again trying to make up spots across the weekend. Koda got the head down and was able to once again make his way into the top 30 drivers overall. Singh was once again dealing with tough weather conditions, but was still making up positions across the race. Koda finished the race in position 28 overall making up another 4 spots across his race.

Koda hit the track for the pre final and was once again aiming to make up positions across the championship. Singh was a young man on a mission making up spots hand over fist and looking on for his best result of the weekend. When all was looking well for another strong result, Koda was unfortunately run off the circuit and re-joined back on the track in position 32. Singh was starting the all-important final out of position 28 and was ready to light up the championship final!

Singh was excited and ready to go for the all-important final. The race stopped in the early stages but once restarted Koda was able to go to work and try and make up more positions. Singh was pushing hard on the back of the top 20 and continuing to show why he is one of the best young drivers in Australia. Koda finished the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals in position 21 overall in a brilliant result!

Koda spoke post weekend on his massive weekend in Portugal representing his country! "I had an amazing experience and so much fun racing. I got better with each heat and did a PB every heat. I made heaps of new friends from around the world which is really great to! It was a great event and I am so happy I was able to represent Australia. Thank you to everyone who helped me along the way and got me here.” Singh will finish his 2022 season at the Shamick Racing Enduro at the Go Kart Club of Victoria!

30/11/2022

Bristow Motorsport Press Release!! Go Kart Club Of Victoria...The Home Of Champions. Gold Cup!!

Archie Bristow had his final meeting of the 2022 season over the weekend at the Go Kart Club of Victoria Gold Cup. Bristow was having his 2nd meeting in the Cadet 12 ranks and had a bumper field of over 20 drivers. Archie was focused and determined going into qualifying to try and put himself forward in the field!

Bristow hit the track on Sunday morning and immediately went to work trying to set fast lap times. The Bridgeswade Pools and Spas backed entry was quickly into the top 10 and then into the front group fighting for pole position. Archie was able to put himself to the top of times but had 20 competitive drivers trying to knock him off. Bristow was able to grab his 1st pole position in the Cadet 12 ranks, which had him off the inside down to turn 1.

Archie was able to get a clean get away in heat 1 and led the early few laps of the race. The MJ Pressure and Property Works sponsored entry was leading but had pressure from behind in Australian Kart Championship round winner Jackson Brasher. Brasher was able to take the lead on lap 7 of 8 but Bristow wasn’t throwing the towel in for the win. In a close finish, Archie came home in 2nd position and was now hell bent on grabbing victory in heat 2.

Bristow was able to get another clean get away in heat 2 and led towards the opening corner. Archie’s Parolin was working well and the young driver was able to open up margin on the field. The GB Fasteners backed entry led every lap of heat 2 and was able to take his 1st heat win of the weekend by over 2 seconds!

Pole position was the starting point for heat 3 and Archie was once again able to nail the start. The Bridgeswade Pools and Spas sponsored entry took the lead and while karters argued behind, he was able to slowly open up margin. Bristow’s package was once again on rails and he was able to take his 2nd heat win out of 3 races. Archie was off pole position going into the final.

Bristow was excited and ready to try and take home his 1st round win in the Cadet 12 ranks. Archie was able to get a clean start but had heat 1 winner Jackson Brasher right behind him in 2nd. The MJ Pressure and Property Works sponsored entry led majority of the race but was being pressured going into the final laps. Brasher and Bristow both had their turn in the lead with Archie coming home in 2nd position, only 6 hundredths of a second off the win!

Archie’s father Matthew spoke post weekend on his young driver’s intense weekend of racing. “Archie once again blew me away with his determination to succeed. He pushed hard right from the start of the day setting the fastest lap time of the day and putting it on pole in qualifying. He went on to start every heat and final starting from pole and lead 33 out of the 37 laps raced over the weekend. We knew we would find it hard to keep Jackson behind us for the 13-lap final but he had a good shot at it. When Jackson made the pass, they just clipped wheels that put Archie off his stride and allowed Jackson to pull away. I thought its done now but Archie pushed hard and made up so much ground on the last lap. They were almost side by side when the crossed the finish line and was so exciting to watch. I’m so proud that he kept pushing right to the end. Being only his second Cadet 12 race I’m extremely happy with the result and has proved we made the right decision to move him up. Congratulations to Jackson and Aiden for joining Archie on the podium finish and everyone else who competed over the weekend. Thanks to everyone at Go Kart Club of Victoria that put on an awesome event”.

30/11/2022

Mathew Basso Racing Press Release!! Victorian Country Series round 6 Ballarat Kart Club!!

Mathew Basso headed to Ballarat over the weekend with one goal and one goal only, to become the 2022 Victorian Country Series champion. Basso went into the final round of the championship as the overall leader after taking round victories and multiple podiums. With wet and wild weather predicted for the weekend, Mathew was looking to close out the overall championship.

With the championship deciding round being conducted over 2 days, Basso was into qualifying on Saturday morning and was looking to put himself in a front spot. Mathew very quickly put himself into the top 5 drivers and was putting his best foot forward for pole position. Basso was able to stop the clock on the front row in 2nd spot, behind Australian Kart Championship round winner William Thompson.

Heat 1 was under drying conditions and Mathew was looking to try and grab as many points as he could. Basso settled into position 3 off the start but was able to quickly work his way back into 2nd spot and try and chase after the race leader. Mathew looked on for a solid 2nd position before being unfortunately shuffled back on the final lap! Basso crossed the line in 6th position and was determined to bounce back in the 2nd heat.

The final race on Saturday was heat 2 and Basso was looking to finish his day on a high. Mathew was shuffled back to position 4 on the opening lap but was quick to go to work. Basso made the move for 3rd spot on lap 2 and then went up to 2nd on lap 3. Mathew was showing excellent speed in 2nd spot but had lost ground to the race leader. Basso finished his Saturday on a high with a strong 2nd place and excellent championship points.

Basso had his final heat race on Sunday morning and was looking to be right in the fight for victory. Mathew settled into 3rd spot but then quickly made the move into 2nd spot and had the eyes forward looking for victory. Basso looked on for another strong 2nd place before hitting a wet patch into turn 1 on the final lap, causing an uncharacteristic mistake. Mathew ended up with a DNF result and went into the final with championship on the line.

Mathew had to finish in the top 3 to take home the championship, the young driver was fully focused to take the win. Basso slotted into position 5 at the end of the opening lap and knew he had to dig deep. Mathew was in a battle at the edge of the top 5 before making the moved for 3rd spot on lap 8. Basso was able to hold his nerve from there and come home on the podium in 3rd and become the 2022 Victorian Country Series champion!

Mathew’s father Paul spoke post weekend on the championship triumph. “It has been a long series and we came into the final round with a very narrow lead in the championship standings. We knew what we had to do and who we needed to finish in front of. We had a plan and Mathew executed it perfectly except for a little off-track excursion in heat 3”.

Mathew’s team manager from Melbourne Kart Centre James Sera was wrapped with his young drivers win. “Mathew drove exceptionally well all year and has had all his efforts rewarded in winning the Championship. The team from Melbourne Kart Centre are looking forward to having this young charger in the team again for 2023 and beyond”. Mathew was full of excitement and relieve post weekend to take the title. “I am so excited to have finally won this series. The last time we raced the series was back in 2019 as COVID forced the cancelation of this event in 2020 and 2021 and back in 2019, I came second by the smallest margin in the history of the series so I am over the moon to have finally done it”.

Mathew would like to thank all of his partners that make his racing possible with a special thanks to Melbourne Kart Centre for all their support and guidance throughout 2022. Thanks to Castrol Racing, UNIT Clothing, NGK Spark Plugs, MEARTH Electric Scooters, Atlas Neck Braces, Oakley Australia, Platinum Potions, Mayhem Tools, Ethika, PREPD Hydration, Albek Luggage, SAKA Water, 808 Dude, Secure Max & Co, Bakers Delight, Raceline Motorsports Racewear, New Balance and MotiV8 Training.

28/11/2022

B & A Kart Racing Press Release!! Las Vegas SuperKarts! USA !!

James and Aiva Anagnostiadis made the trip across the world to compete in one of the biggest go kart meetings in the world, the Las Vegas Supernats! James was competing in 48 driver field of X30 Junior, while Aiva was taking on a monster 79 driver field in the KA3 Senior ranks. Both drivers were ready to put their best foot forward and take on some of the country’s best!

James hit the track for qualifying and was aiming high against some of the worlds best. Anagnostiadis was able to put in a positive start to his weekend qualifying inside the top half of the field and inside the top 20 in position 19 overall. James had an action-packed start to his racing being involved in an opening lap incident in heat 1, which dislodged him from the kart! Anagnostiadis was able to finish heat 2 but was down in position 29 overall, with engine issues and on track contact hurting his finish spot. James’ tough weekend in the states continued in heat 3 when he was put to the rear of the field. Anagnostiadis was able to make his way back up to position 39 overall but was going into the final looking to make up positions. James was able to put in his best performance of the weekend in the final making up a remarkable 23 positions to come home inside the top 25 overall!

Aiva hit the track in the near 80 driver field but also had a tough start to her weekend with engine issues plaguing her qualifying. Anagnostiadis put herself in position 65 overall and was looking to the heats to move forward. Aiva was able to make up 3 spots in her opening heat which put her inside the top 30 for the split heat. Anagnostiadis was involved in an accident in the 1st few laps of heat 2, which resulted in a DNF and had her on the back foot. Aiva made up 4 positions in her final heat which had her out of position 35 overall in the last chance qualifier. Anagnostiadis stormed up 13 positions across her final race to come home in position 22. This however wasn’t enough for her to make the championship final after a fighting final drive.

James and Aiva’s parents spoke post weekend on the tough weekend. “The Las Vegas Supernats were tough for both Aiva and James. Although we had an awesome team and Chassis, engine problems would plague us all week. Both Aiva and James never gave up and kept pushing all the way. Lots of lessons learnt”! James and Aiva will finish off their season at the Shamick Racing 4.5 hour enduro next weekend at the Go Kart Club of Victoria.

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Mitchell McLellan Sports Commentating started back in 2010 when Mitch started to take on a number of go kart meetings around the state of Victoria. Mitch expand more in 2014 taking on meetings at Rochester, Goulburn Valley Kart Club, Albury Wodonga Kart Club, South West Kart Club, Eastern Lions Kart Club and the Go Kart Club of Victoria. From then until now Mitch has done meetings all over the countries from Australian Kart Titles, State Championships and many more meetings around the country. Mitch is looking to expand all around the country and into all different sports on offer also taking AFL commentating in 2019.

In 2019 MMS Commentating is offering media services with Mitch doing weekend race reports, driver/competitor PR stories and sporting team stories for any team or sport on offer MMS Commentating is always welcome for queries so please don't hesitate to contact us and we will hopefully hear from you and your sporting team soon!