Tag
Touch-and-go 125cc speed.
TaG is near the very top of the karting ladder: 125cc two-stroke racing with the convenience of a push-button start. It is seriously fast machinery for experienced drivers.
Drivers 15 and up with real experience. TaG is not a starting point; it is a class for racers who have built racecraft in slower categories and want top-tier speed.
TaG stands for touch-and-go: 125cc two-stroke engines, water-cooled, with an onboard electric starter so a driver can restart without help. They make far more power than an air-cooled KA100.
TaG racing is fast and demanding, on the MG SM2 tire. It rewards a polished, confident driver, and it sits just below the Shifter kart at the top of the senior ladder.
See every class side by side, and find the one that fits a driver by age and weight, in the Class Explorer.
What does TaG mean in karting?
TaG stands for Touch-and-Go. It refers to 125cc two-stroke classes whose engines have an onboard electric starter, so a driver can restart the kart with the push of a button rather than a push start.
Is TaG a beginner class?
No. TaG is a fast 125cc category for experienced drivers 15 and up. It sits near the top of the karting ladder and assumes a driver who has built racecraft in slower classes first.
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The Tagclass runs in MCK's sanctioned outdoor championship, 10 rounds from March through November. New to the sport? Start in a rental and climb the ladder.