Landon Cordero-Dolph

Race #6 of the ROK Sonoma Championship was held on a modified version of the forward direction Sprint layout, but with a re-profiling of the Tic-Tac-Toe section.

Race #5 of the Rok Sonoma Championship was was back on my favorite layout, Pro National.

Race #4 of the Rok Sonoma Championship was run on a new layout, Reverse Sprint. This took a way the main straight and created a technical infield section.

Race #3 again saw a limited number of entries in the cadet classes in Sonoma, so we once again decided to run the Mini configuration and go for the overall win.

My first SKUSA race and the first race with the Iame Swift was a good learning experience but also a tough weekend, as we just couldn't find the necessary power all weekend.

Race #2 in Sonoma saw a limited number of Cadet drivers, only 2 in Micro and 3 in Mini, so we decided to step up to the Mini class and compete for the the overall win.

We knew we needed a bit more pace going into the second day of the final weekend for the 2021 Challenge of the Americas.

My first big race in the cadet kart came at Race #5 of the 2021 Challenge of the Americas. I was a great learning experience going up against some of the top Micro drivers in West.

The first race of the new season went well, but it was evident early that this years championship was going to be a hard fought battle all year long.

The 2020 ROK Sonoma Micro championship came down to the double header weekend for races 5 & 6 in October.