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Welcome to the official online home of G7 Motorsports. On our website, you will find information about our race team, our current schedule, media and more. Please feel free to browse around and if you have any questions or comments, send us an email via the contact page.

The official driver for G7 Motorsports is Anthony Gangi Jr. This eight year-old kart racing sensation is working his way up through the motorsports world currently competes in the Rotax Max Micro-Max class aboard a CRG Big Al chassis.



Welcome

09/03/2010
ANTHONY GANGI JR - AUGUST REPORT


The G7 Motorsports Team has been working a busy month of August as they prepare for the balance of the 2010 racing calendar including running in a new class. The team has been racing and testing at several northeast region tracks running both the Rotax Micro Max class and testing the Comer Cadet program for an upcoming WKA Manufacturers Cup event. Team driver Anthony Gangi Jr. has spent several days and completed hundreds of laps this the month testing at Englishtown, NJ. The team ended the month this past weekend with a Northeast Region RMax Challenge race held at Oakland Valley Raceway Park in New York.

"The team has been working with the Comer Cadet program using the very successful CRG Big Al cadet chassis," comments Anthony Gangi Sr. "The New Jersey track is perfect for testing and we are getting up to speed quickly."

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08/02/2010
ANTHONY GANGI JR WINS IN CANADA, AGAIN!


The G7 Motorsports Team made a run for the border, the Canadian border that is, for the annual Monaco of Trois Rivieres held each year in the riverside city of Trois Rivieres (Three Rivers) located just north east of Montreal. The team landed in Three Rivers after a very successful venture to New Castle Motorsports Park where team driver Anthony Gangi Jr. took the US Rotax Micro Max National Championship. The trip to Quebec was supported by the PSL Karting team, which had a major presence at the event including KZ2 shifter kart standouts Gary Carlton and Fritz Leesman. None other then Giancarlo Tinini, principal of CRG Italy, was on hand to see a huge CRG program take to the track. Anthony Jr. has made the most of his CRG Big Al cadet package and this weekend he mastered the treacherous confines the Monaco-like street circuit that includes a tunnel section and tight barrier enclosed corners.

"The track was seriously wild," comments Gangi Jr. "It was fast, there was three different surfaces and there was no room for error at all."

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07/21/2010
ANTHONY GANGI JR: US ROTAX GRAND NATIONAL CHAMPION


Anthony Gangi Jr. and G7 Motorsports added a second major title to their record setting year by winning the 2010 Rotax Max Grand National Micro Max Championship. Already the 2010 Florida Winter Tour Rotax Micro Max Champion, the G7 Motorsports Team has put their mark on a great season by adding the biggest karting title in the United States to their resume. Anthony Gangi Jr. was at the top of the charts all week long and completed a fantastic run of races as he paced the grueling four-day event that included the best 24 cadet drivers in the country. Despite charges from several competitors, Anthony Jr. held strong to take the final win and the National title.

"I still can't believe we won the Rotax Grand National title," commented Anthony Gangi Sr. from his home just outside New York, New York. "It was a perfect week and everything went really well for Anthony Jr."

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07/13/2010
ANTHONY GANGI JR - ROTAX GRAND NATIONALS PREVIEW


The G7 Motorsports Team heads back to the famed New Castle Motorsports Park to take part in the 2010 US Rotax Grand Nationals. The daunting mid west track, located just east of Indianapolis, Indiana will see the best Rotax racers in the country vie for National titles and trips to the Rotax Max Grand Finals being held in Laconca, Italy. While the Micro Max class is not an RMCGF class, there is still a lot on the line for the youngest Rotax racers as they chase a coveted national title. Just a few short weeks back NCMP played host to a full field of drivers in all the Rotax Max classes as part of the Rotax Pan Am Challenge. G7 Motorsports team driver Anthony Gangi Jr. ran in the Rotax Micro Max class, taking two top fives, which included a second place finish in Sunday action. The tG7 Motorsports Team has been criss-crossing the North American racing scene running in both Canada and the US, looking to build on the great start to the 2010 season.

"I am excited about heading back to New Castle for the Grand Nationals," comments Gangi Jr. "It will be my second Grand Nationals. I learned a lot from the experience last year in Oklahoma and look to use that here at New Castle."

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06/28/2010
PODIUM FINISH FOR ANTHONY GANGI JR AT NEW CASTLE


The G7 Motorsports Team continues to criss cross the US and Canada as they campaign the biggest and best Rotax Max races in North America. The team made their first trip to New Castle Motorsports Park (NCMP), the famous mid west track located just east of Indianapolis, Indiana to compete in the latest rounds of the Rotax Pan American Challenge. Team driver Anthony Gangi Jr. ran in the Rotax Micro Max class, running near the front of the field all weekend long. Drivers were faced with changing and variable weather conditions forcing teams to be on their toes all weekend long.

"I was excited about making our first trip to New Castle," comments Gangi Jr. "This weekend will be a great test for us for the upcoming Grand Nationals in July."

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05/12/2010
ANTHONY GANGI JR VICTORIOUS IN CANADA


The G7 Motorsports Team headed north of the border to compete in the opening round of the new minted Eastern Canadian Karting Championship. Team driver Anthony Gangi Jr. ran in the Rotax Micro Max class, running near the front of the field all weekend long. The young driver had to race under the extreme weather conditions that gripped Goodwood Kartways located in Stouffville, Ontario, just north of Toronto. Drivers were treated to rain, hail, and snow and near freezing temperatures as they battled solid grids in all the classes. Running under the PSL Karting/CRG banner, the New York state-based team headed north for some Rotax action and to develop experience at some of Canada's best tracks.

"The weather was big factor all weekend, but the kids did a great job," comments Anthony Gangi Sr. "The whole class was great and we did have a lot of fun, despite freezing conditions."

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Welcome

05/10/2010
2010 Eastern Canadian Karting Championship Round #1 - Goodwood Kartways