The Ultimate Driver - Go Cart ready to race

09 January 2025 | Darren Clayton (The Creek)
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The selection of Carter Dalgety for the Ladbrokes Ultimate Drivers Championship may have raised the eyebrows of some pundits.

It even caught Dalgety himself off-guard.

“Yeah, it was definitely a big surprise for me when the team from N40 Racing and Boys Get Paid came to me, I sort of thought they were joking,” Dalgety told Mobile Rolling.

“But to get the nod for it, I’m wrapped.”

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