Anderson Racing Karts

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Anderson Racing Karts is a British manufacturer of open-wheel racing cars, specifically superkarts. These high-performance karts are driven by championship-winning drivers in competitions throughout the world. Anderson Racing Karts are current holders of European Superkart Championship, as well as titles in Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Australia and New Zealand.

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Anderson Racing Karts official website

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