Sudbury Kart Club hosts its first night race under the lights since 2009.

The Sudbury Kart Club made history with its first night race under lights since 2009, held under a near full moon that added both beauty and challenge to the competition Sudbury Star. The event took place at Sudbury Kartways near the former bus depot, now home to Cortina 64 Restaurant, drawing racers eager to experience the unique conditions.
Brandy Sutherland, the only female racer on the circuit, earned rookie of the year and most dedicated racer honors Sudbury Star. She credits the club for accepting her into the senior division and helping her learn to race in a larger group.
Night racing hadn't happened at the club in 15 years. The full moon conditions created both visual magic and tactical challenges for drivers navigating the track in lower light. The event proved popular enough to draw nearly full stands Sudbury Star.
Sudherland became the first female to race on the senior circuit at the club. She earned two major awards in a single night: rookie of the year and most dedicated racer Sudbury Star. Her success shows the club welcomes new faces and perspectives.
"I'm grateful the club let me join the senior division," Sudherland said Sudbury Star. Learning to race in larger groups pushed her skills forward faster than she expected.
The Sudbury Kart Club has seen a boost in junior class participation over the last 10 years Sudbury Star. The club has registered racers of all ages, building a pipeline of young talent for the sport.
The Sudbury Kart Club holds a unique position as the only non-profit karting championship in Northern Ontario Sudbury Star. This status helps keep racing accessible and community-focused rather than profit-driven.
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