Team Tekton

03/04/2016

The very first Run of =D

29/03/2016

Work progress 95% and our KART gonna rock the Track .

Please pray for TEAM_TEKTON and obviously TEAM_BANGLADESH :)

24/03/2016

almost done ^_^

04/03/2016

The kart design for NIRMAN-2016 revealed :D

14/02/2016

we have successfully qualified in Virtual Round :D ....Dynamic Round is coming soon ..hope for the best ..:)

30/01/2016

Go-kart in action :)

Some drifting Clips from 20/4/14 in my home built CR250 Powered Shifter Kart at the Port Gawler Gokart Track, South Australia.

10/01/2016

The first-ever go kart was created in Los Angeles by Art Ingels and his neighbor Lou Borelli in 1956. It featured a surplus McCulloch West-Bend 750 lawnmower engine and a chassis that rested just a few inches off the ground.

At the time, Ingels was working for the Kurtis Kraft Company in southern California building hot rods and race cars. But a few years earlier Ingels was an airman stationed in Europe and had built crude prototypes in Britain as a way to pass time during World Ward II. The first official organized race took place with several dozen of home-built machines in 1957 in the parking lot of the famed Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Now, it has been estimated that over 1.6 billion people world wide have raced go karts at some level (amusement parks, indoor kart tracks and organized professional races) in the last half century.

Ingels’ one-off two-stroke creation was the inspiration for Duffy Livingstone and Roy Desbrow to start the Go Kart Manufacturing, Co., Inc in 1958. The pair created their own versions of the go kart and then found inexpensive engines from the failed West Bend rotary lawn mower venture. As an interesting fact, the first go karts sold for $159!

07/01/2016

This is our twitter page ..follow and stay tuned .. :D

The latest Tweets from BUET_TEKTON (): "BUET_TEKTON is participating in racing competition . Stay tuned :)"