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Airborne Park Speedway - Kart Racing
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Spotlight On Sports: Karting at Airborne
Channel 3 News
Thursday, August 16thPLATTSBURGH, N.Y. --- On Saturday's throughout the summer, the engines roar at Airborne Speedway. But this year a slightly smaller roar is announcing the arrival of a new wave of drivers at the track.
"Our main concern is bringing up new racers and having them here on Saturday nights.", says Airborne Speedway promoter Mike Perrotte.
Airborne is hosting go-kart racing for the first time this summer. Four divisions, with drivers from age seven to their mid-teens.
"Racing go-karts and racing cars, it's all the same.", says Mike. "It's all the same philosophy. A lot of hard work and a lot of teamwork and when they start at seven years old and start learning that, it caries over."
In year's past, racers competed at makeshift tracks built on a couple of local parking lots. Bringing everyone together here at the Speedway has allowed the sport to grow.
"We have the same number, strength-wise, of the local kids we always get.", says Go-kart organizer Craig Ormsby. "But we're getting kids from Vermont, we're getting kids from Albany, kids coming from Cornwall, Ontario up Massina way. It's been huge for the growth having a real racetrack."

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The #32 RPM Motorsports ACT Late Model Race Car was displayed outside the Barre Auditorium on Saturday April 12th, 2008 during the 3rd Annual Dinner/Casino Night Fundraiser benefiting the Autism Puzzle Foundation
The event was sponsored by the Autism Puzzle Foundation and Autism Speaks to bring awareness to the Autism Spectrum. Autism effects 1 in every 150 children in the United States and continues to grow. Help connect more pieces to the puzzle by visiting www.vtautismpuzzle.org and add another voice for children with autism.