Thai Karting Controversy: Engine Spec Violation in Under-13 Class Sparks Debate
The Royal Automobile Association of Thailand (RAAT) has confirmed an engine specification violation in the Cadet-B (8-9 years old) class of a junior karting championship. While not the organizer, RAAT emphasized the importance of rule adherence and expressed concern for the young drivers, urging calm.
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