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REGISTRATION OPENS FOR ALL COMPETITIONS IN 2014 From Friday, March 7th, all registration forms for CIK-FIA 2014 events will be available online on the site INSCRIPTION

As promised by the CIK-FIA, the amount of events has fallen by about 20% compared to 2013. The registration deadline is the Wednesday five weeks before the competition. Additional time to enter, at a higher price, is allowed until Wednesday four weeks before the competition. For Superkart, the registration deadline is Thursday, three weeks before the competition.

A SUMMARY TABLE OF PRICES AND CLOSING DATES IN 2014 IS AVAILABLE AT THE LINK BELOW. For the European Championships, it is possible to enter one event per category instead of the full Championship by selecting to register for Wild Card single round on the entry form.

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THE 2014 CIK-FIA REGULATIONS ARE ONLINE The 2014 versions of the sporting and technical regulations and the recent approvals by the CIK-FIA are now available on the website at www.cikfia.com, under ‘Regulations’. It includes for example the list of 6 exhaust mufflers approved for the period from 2014 to 2022 in KZ and KZ2. REGLEMENTS

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2014 TO BE A LANDMARK YEARS

FOR HISTORIC KARTS

The craze for Historic Karts has continued unabated for several years. The movement is growing around the world, with the organization of demonstrations showcasing the restoration work and the engineering of the pioneers of karting that ensured the discipline could become a popular sport with unprecedented growth. The CIK-FIA celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2012 at the Coppa dei Campioni at Jesolo (ITA), before setting up a demonstration of Historic Karts, the Historic Super Cup in 2013 at the KZ World Championship at Varennes (FRA). This year, the CIK-FIA wants to intensify its publicity efforts around these two events.

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Gian Mario Mollar Tel. +39 011/8399537 - Fax +39 011/8198098 or visit site ASIFED.IT

The successful experience from 2013 at Varennes, both for fans and the public, has led the CIK-FIA to put in place a new international demonstration Historic Super Cup in 2014, The main event on the calendar for at the World KF KF & Junior Championships Historic Karts and the season opener, at Essay (FRA) on 20th and 21st September the 13th edition of the Vintage Coppa to finish the year in style at one of the most dei Campioni, will take place on the important meetings of the season. Pista Azzura at Jesolo (ITA), a venue for competition karting since the late 60s, Information and registration on 15th, 16th and 17th May 2014, via a Retrokart France close collaboration between the CIK-FIA and the secretary, Joel Pointel, retrokart.france@hotmail.fr. and Automotoclub Storico Italiano (ASI). RETROKART-FRANCE.FR

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By Frederic Billet / ÂŠ Photo KSP - Philippe KalmĂ¨s

IN PRAISE OF SIMPLICITY The start of the 2014 F1 season with the introduction of the new hybrid powertrain, causes puzzlement about the purely sporting value of a Grand Prix like Melbourne. Has there not been a loss of the simplicity of the cars since the 80s?

Major advances in terms of safety were achieved in 94-95 and probably marked the biggest revolution in the discipline since its inception. But is the intensity of racing always there with these sophisticated machines? What do the regulations really do about the increasing complexity and the gigantic budgets now required?

It is difficult to find arguments in favour of this complexity. Does a top athlete really need a clutch and an electric starter on his machine? The front and rear bumpers have had harmful side-effects but their advantages seem to be very small. Safety improvement comes more from planning and development of the tracks than the kart itself. One area where progress could be more substantial... The The disappearance of simplicity also extensive use of electronic controls to contaminated karting, with a time delay, deter any bad behavior or injustice. at the start of the 2000s. Current machines may seem more attractive, and What seems certain in consequence the paddocks more flattering, but are the is that we have lost a large number of races more exciting, the performances participants at all levels, and a lot of the more enthusiastic, or the drivers more spectacle and the fun of driving. The brilliant? As in car racing, the financial pace of the F1 Grand Prix gives us time aspect is now playing a major role in the to ponder the subject ... career of a driver at the expense of pure talent. How many great talents are now without a future due to a lack of budget in a discipline that has been a worldwide success thanks to the simplicity of its origins?

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CASTELLETTO WSK - SUPER MASTER SERIES KFJ 60 MINI KF KZ2

LA CONCA WSK - SUPER MASTER SERIES KFJ 60 MINI KF KZ2

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VAL D’ARGENTON CHAMPIONNAT DE FRANCE (ENDURANCE) KF / ROTAX

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VARENNES / ALLIER NATIONAL SERIES KARTING KRA 7 NATIONALE 160 NATIONALE 150 X30 PREMIUM DD2 KRA 11 DD2 MASTER ROTAX MASTER ROTAX MAX

LEDENON CHAMPIONNAT DE FRANCE & COUPE DE FRANCE SUPERKART

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PAROLIN, THE HIGH TECHNOL QUALITY AND INNOVATIO By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

The history of Parolin Racing Kart is a mix of passion, expertise and innovation.

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Unlike other kart manufacturers, discretion has always surrounded the success of the Bassano chassis factory, Albino Parolin preferring prestigious clients to use his skills to put themselves in the spotlight. Parolin

Racing Kart came to prominence in winning the tender for the CIK-FIA Academy Trophy equipment and U18 World Championship, a challenge that fits in perfectly with their vision of the current situation in karting. It is

no coincidence that today Parolinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s priority is single-brand competition, through the organization of the ChampionKart series, as well as in leisure karting, with several innovative projects to their credit.

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THE GENESIS OF PAROLIN RACING KART A driver himself in the 80s, a good driver as he fought against Michael Schumacher, Mika Hakkinen and Yvan Muller, Albino Parolin quickly combined his passion for competition with his attraction for engineering, after a lack of adequate financial support to continue his career in the driving seat. He was only 18 when he made his first single chassis. Success was not long in coming, and Parolin did not take long to build a reputation among the competition. His first mass-produced chassis, using machinery from a well known brand, was highlighted by winning the World Cup at Suzuka in 1990. Collaborating with drivers of the caliber of Giancarlo Fisichella enabled the team to reach the top in terms of quality. After creating Parolin Racing Kart in 1994, Albino Parolin realized that producing handmade karts would not allow him to achieve the objectives he had set. At the end of this decade, he wisely used his success, the popularity of the kart and the good economic situation to move into top gear.

QUALITY ORIENTED PRODUCTION

The new Parolin factory was opened in 2000, equipped with several automated CNC machines, which was not as common then. Parolin decided at that time to produce complete chassis themselves from A to Z by combining the expertise of experienced technicians and the latest high-tech machines. Through these choices the company is managing a major turning point in its history. This orientation is also still on the agenda in 2014. Repetitive tasks that require the utmost precision are assigned to controllers that can produce large quantities 24 hours out of 24 with the highest quality for all the necessary components. Parolin Racing Kart produces it all up to the plastic bodywork. Cut and bent to perfection, the tubes are assembled by welding robots for the leisure range, while a highly qualified staff work on the competition chassis. Aside from the painting, done by a specialized workshop outside, all of the chassis are fully manufactured in the factory.

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THE HAPPY CUSTOMERS Parolin Racing Kart produces complete chassis for twenty brands worldwide and victories at all levels of competition are innumerable. Parolin is deliberately very discreet on behalf of its clients. After all, it is only a part, albeit an important one, but still a link in the chain of success on the track. However,

it is worth remembering that the whole DC One venture, in close collaboration with Dino Chiesa, which allowed Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to be noticed in the early 2000s, took place with chassis manufactured by Parolin. The information collected in competition is still an essential part of

improving current production at Parolin. To the know-how of its employees, the brand has added the accuracy of the advanced machinery and a flexibility that allows it to meet all the demands of its customers, or almost all!

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PAROLIN WINS THE CIK-FIA TENDER IN 2010

When the CIK-FIA decided to create a world-class onemake series in 2009, Albino Parolin did not hesitate long before taking the plunge: besides producing the chassis which had already been mastered, he had yet to start engine manufacturing, which was new to the company. This new challenge was successful as Parolin won the tender to supply engines for the U18 World Championship with the brand FIM and complete karts for the Academy Trophy. The U18 class was abandoned by the CIK-FIA in 2012, but the contract was extended for Parolin at the same time for a further period of three years for the Academy Trophy. Already in favour of one-make formulae, Parolin found a great opportunity for exposure on the international scene. The quality of their performance over the past four seasons is another success to their credit.

CHAMPIONKART: A ONE-MAKE SERIES TAILORED TO KARTING TODAY Parolin did not wait for the CIK to be interested in one-make championships in 2010. Albino Parolin is convinced that this is where the future of karting is in view of the disaffection with advanced categories and the high budgets they require. Since 2004, Parolin has created its own brand, ChampionKart,

a competition open to all over several meetings, which also takes place in other countries than Italy. This offers a very competitive challenge at very reasonable cost for all ages from Delfini to Six Speed up through the Rocky Mini Academy, Academy, Academy Over, Senior and U18 FIM Open. The FIM, IAME or TM engines are checked and sealed with the chassis and of course assembly by Parolin. An international final takes place at the end of the season with the best drivers from the foreign Championkart series. The Delfini, with the Honda GX35 engine, are available from 5 years, and they equip many kart schools in Italy.

FOUR-STROKE OR ELECTRICAL LEISURE KARTS

Parolin Racing Kart is investing increasingly in leisure karting, producing rental karts that are safe and effective, designed from their competition experience. They offer a wide range of machines to suit all leisure uses. The renowned 40 XT is now available in a bodied version, with 4 stroke or electric propulsion and even a two-seater! It is now supported by the XT 32, lightweight and nearest to a competition machine in agility.

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THE CULT OF INNOVATION

At all levels of production, constantly improving every detail motivates Albino Parolin wonderfully. On circuits as well at at his factory, he is constantly on the lookout for anything new to improve the quality of Parolin Racing Kart, both in manufacturing processes and the products themselves. Although the quest for top performance in competition always motivates the team, projects for a wider audience also take up a large part of the activity. Helping to broaden the base of the sport is a recurring theme for Parolin. The more precise adjustment of tubes on a new welding frame for an updated pedal fixing, through to a system of multiple position settings for the driver on a leisure kart or and extension of the autonomy of electric engines, everything is a pretext for innovation in the factory at Bassano who are now established for the longterm as a major player in the future of karting.

Committed to family values, Parolin Racing Kart can rely on Marco Parolin in the future, Albinoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s son, already heavily involved in running the company.

REPORT By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

GLOBAL STRATEGY FOR EQUIPE DE FRANCE FFSA

On the initiative of Jean Alesi, FFSA has progressively set up a complete training and support program for the young hopefuls of French car racing since the early 2000’s.

The Circuit drivers were the first to pave the way, soon followed by Karting and Rally drivers. The impressive presence of France at the top level of car racing - four French drivers currently in F1 and the total domination in WRC with Sébastien Loeb and then with Sébastien Ogier - strengthens the importance of the Equipe de France FFSA teams and is proof of their relevance. The involvement of FFSA provides young drivers with better opportunities to succeed, much to the envy of their counterparts in other countries.

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KARTING AS TALENT SCOUT

It is no breaking news, since it has been known for long, but Karting is still the best school to start a career as a race car driver. FFSA therefore, has obviously designed its training and scouting policy around the first link in the sportâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chain. Scouting through Programme 10-15, where young drivers are observed right from the Minime and Cadet categories. More advanced training for the members of Equipe de France FFSA Karting who achieve the status of high level sportsmen and race to win the international titles awarded by CIK-FIA. Through the Auto Sport Academy, the Championnat de France F4 offers a logical followup to these apprentice champions. What is remarkable is that at a time when the FIA encourages the development of National F4 championships, France can count on an established experience in the field, which places it several lengths ahead.

POSITIVE OUTCOME FOR THE 2013 TEAM

Valentin Moineault has finally achieved the top of the ĂŠlite category at European level. The Vice-championship title obtained after his victory in Italy finally establishes the talent of a pilot that had remained understated so far. Dorian Boccolacci has completed an outstanding first year in KF, with the victories in the WSK Master and Euro Series as well as the Margutti Trophy, before his sensational

starts in 125 gearbox with his victory in the International Super Cup KZ2 of CIKFIA held in Varennes (Fr). A member of Programme 10-15, Bryan Elpitiya has shown more and more convincing performances in KF-Junior all the year long. These three drivers will now turn to car racing and take part in the French F4 Championship within Auto Sport Academy to try and relieve Anthoine Hubert, the

outgoing champion. He was also coming from Equipe de France FFSA Karting and so was Pierre Gasly now driver of the Red Bull Junior Team in FR 3.5, and more, Norman Nato, Anthony Abbasse, Jean-Eric Vergne, Jules Bianchi, Arnaud Kozlinski, Jean-Karl Vernay, Nelson Panciaticci, or Pierre Ragues, whose achievements this year have been remarkable, after joining the federal team.

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FIVE YOUNG DRIVERS FOR 2014

The new federal karting team consists of five drivers at the moment, three senior ones and two new entries. But this initial composition may evolve, in a sense or another, in the course of the season in function of the commitment and the results of the French drivers.

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TWO DRIVERS IN KF-JUNIOR

Nicolas Gonzales, aged 18, continues in this category after some good performances in 2013. He is serene at the start after all the work made with his team and finally expects international accomplishments. Gabriel Aubry, aged 15, is going to race his first year in KF with a new, renowned team, while he can count on a great racing schedule to get ready. New entry in Equipe de France, Julien Darras, also aged 15, has completed a remarkable 2013 season, going from KFJ to KF at the beginning of the year. In fact he has been crowned Italian Champion before big names of the KF2 category and is now targeting international victories.

By virtue of his 14 years of age, Jules Bollier had the choice between KF and KFJunior, but he has chosen to continue in the latter category which he knows so well as to achieve great results. Finally, Tom Leuillet has stepped into Programme 10-15 of Equipe de France FFSA Karting for a season of KF-Junior centered on international races, along with an intensive training program.

Jules Bollier - 14 years

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Tom Leuillet - 14 years

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OBJECTIVE

ESSAY The organization of the KF and KF-Junior World Championships in Essay, France, is a strong motivation for French drivers to face a difficult challenge and obtain the supreme reward. Morgan Caron, National Technical Director, does not deny his hope to see a French driver on the top step of a world podium.

ÂŤWe are going to do all the best for our drivers to be in perfect shape in September at the most important event of the season. It is apparent that a French victory on this occasion would arouse a great deal of interest and have a positive impact on French karting overall.Âť

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A NEW ORGANIZATION For 2014, National Technical Director Morgan Caron has started a process of staff renewal in the Equipes de France FFSA including a sharing of resources among the three groups. The four-time WTCC World Champion holds his role of Captain which he has held since 2009, being at the disposal of young kartmen as much as he can. On the other hand, Alexandre Bernard, athletic trainer of the pro A Mans basketball team, joins Equipe de France. He’ll have the task of drawing up individual fitness training programs for each driver at the end of each stage. Cédric Papin shall work in direct contact with the athletic trainer in his role as physiotherapist. Marc Berteaux - involved in young people’s training for a long time, working in Programme 10-15 so far, and the initiator of many activities on his track in Salbris - is now responsible on-site for Equipe de France FFSA Karting, assisted by Mathieu Zangarelli who is progressively turning to single-seaters.

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CHAMONIX, KEY PRE-SEASON EVENT Karting drivers met their fellow drivers of the Circuit and Rally teams for the traditional pre-season training stage in Chamonix. Morgan Caron gives his account: « Committed to do their best, the five drivers of Equipe de France FFSA Karting have shown great motivation during a week full of various activities. Specifically, we have had them work on cardio during cross-country skiing, and hiking with snowshoes and sealskin. They have had the opportunity to condition their muscles in the fitness center or by climbing. Their medical assessments at the beginning of the year provide them with a reference point for the work that they shall do from now to the next appointment at the Auto Sport Academy. At this stage, we can be satisfied with the 2014 team. It is now up to them to prove that we were right to trust them to make the colors of France shine at the highest level.»

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Rotax Winter Cup By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Guillaume Veuve

THE 2014 ROTAX WINTER CUP FINISHES AT CAMPILLOS

After its first three stagings, the Rotax Winter Cup held at Campillos (ESP) organised by RGMMC, has turned a corner, firstly with a substantial increase in the number of drivers: 133 this year against an average of 90 previously. The opening event of the European Rotax season still attracts many Britons with no less than 35 representatives, more than 25% of the field. The French entries have increased to 22 drivers this time, 2nd among the 25 nationalities.

The OTK brands (Tony Kart and co) are a real dominant group in this event with 70% of the chassis running. The results follow for the Prevalle factory, with 18 of its products in the top 20 in Juniors and Seniors, plus victory in DD2. Impressive. The Strawberry Racing team remains true to itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reputation with the entire podium in Seniors, victory and a 3rd place in Juniors and in DD2.

One more word about the organization from RGMMC, which was impeccable as usual, and the firmness of the stewards who warned and punished many drivers who went too far, and, from the qualifying heats onwards exclusion if necessary, relying on many items of video evidence. Finally, although it is still being perfected, live TV online of the event has significantly increased in popularity, with a special mention for the two excellent British commentators.

RGMMC.COM

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VIPS PREVAILS IN THE END IN JUNIORS

Already fast in 2013, the Estonian Juri Vips (Tony Kart - Strawberry Racing) won the Junior final on the last lap of the race against the Austrian polesitter Thomas Preining (FA Kart - Team TKP), with the fastest lap, and his Dutch teammate Richard Verschoor, who finished second, and the American Darren Keane (Tony Kart - Strawberry Racing) completed the podium. We noted the strong gains of 18 places each from the young Spaniard up from 60 Mini, Eliseo Martinez (CRG - CRG) in 11th, and the British driver Hugo Bentley Ellis (Tony Kart - RL Racing Dept UK) in 13th. The best performer under the tricolor was none other than French Cadet Champion from 2013, Jean-Baptiste Simmenauer (Tony Kart - Jana Racing) who was able to read the race to finish in an interesting 17th position, just ahead of Hugo Chevalier ( Tony Kart - RK Competition), faster and faster, but excluded from the final race for overly aggressive driving. Louis-Ferdinand Simmenauer (Tony Kart - Jana Racing) was always in the game, even though he had a retirement in a heat and a tough final. Good things also came from Enzo Coursimault (Kosmic - PKS), 14th in the prefinal and the victim of a collision at the start of the final.

REILLY WINS

SENIORS AFTER A LONG BATTLE WITH ZHOU A victory of experience over youth, Joseph Reilly (Tony Kart - Strawberry Racing) - age 21 - finally took the lead over the youngest driver and winner of the 2013 Rotax Euro Challenge in Juniors, his British teammate Guan Yu Zhou. Reilly began with pole position in qualifying and consistent performance in heats before bowing to Zhou in the prefinal. He dominated most of the final before Reilly made a decisive attack with two laps to go. There was a magnificent third place on the podium for the Swedish driver Jessica Backman (Tony Kart - Strawberry Racing). Four French drivers qualified, but only Corentin Collignon (Zanardi - MPK Racing) and Kevin Petit (Sodi - Kart Racing Pro) - 5th in the repechage - were able to complete the final, 24th and 26th respectively. Caught in the crash at the start, Nicolas Picot (Sodi - Kart Racing Pro) remained in the gravel and Eva Benes (Kosmic - PKS) retired shortly after.

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BABINGTON AHEAD OF EVERYONE IN DD2

The Briton Sean Babington, now under the Tony Kart team colors with Strawberry Racing, was unbeatable this weekend in Spain. He finished his triumphal march with a final victory after winning everything since his pole in qualifying. The Belgian De Ruwe Xen (ART GP - ART GP Team) and the Spaniard Oriol Dalmau Caballero (Tony Kart - Motor Club Deportivo Creixell) were his main rivals before disappearing into the depths of the final ranking. The French driver Anthony Abbasse (Sodi - Sodi), returned to second place after a meeting that started badly with a disqualification in qualifying for being underweight. The Swede Andreas Backman (Tony Kart - Strawberry Racing) seized his chance and moved up to the 3rd step of the podium. The 2nd French driver in the category, Alexis Coursault (Birel - Sologne Sport Tech) retired after two rounds.

INCREDIBLE VICTORY FOR BERTEAUX IN DD2 MASTER The Franco-British driver Florent Lambert (Tony Kart - Tatum Racing) and the Irishman Martin Pierce (Praga - Praga Racing Team) had made their mark at the start of the competition in pure performance, even though they didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have success in the heats, but the French driver Guillaume Berteaux (Birel - Kartagene) who rose to first place in the end, an achievement after the disadvantage of exclusion in qualifying when he was underweight. The Belgian with a French license, Christophe Adams (Kosmic - Sonic Racing Kart), took 4th place and Franck Rouxel (Sodi - Sodi Shop) was 6th after he had held 3rd place in the prefinal.

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By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Guillaume Veuve

HUGO CHEVALIER ON A HIGH AT CAMPILLOS His first race in Rotax Junior will be one of those moments that count in a driver’s career... Everything was new or nearly new for Hugo Chevalier at Campillos for the Rotax Winter Cup of 2014 - the Junior Rotax, the soft tyres, rain tyres, the chassis and the international field. While the driver from RK Competition had done some preparatory testing in the winter and the weekend before the first meeting of the season, the race was the starting point. Also new was Jean-Philippe Guignet, who joined the team to work with Hugo on data acquisition and video, a definite plus for this spirited driver. Delighted to finally be racing, Hugo was very motivated by the challenge. And the result from the competition was positive to say the least! A bit too far back in qualifying in a second group that was less favourable than the first, Hugo quickly got the power on. After already lapping quickly at the start of heat 1, he took advantage of his usual slick tyres in the rain at the end of race to make a difference and take 3rd position. Despite his relative inexperience on rain tyres, he managed 7th place in heat 2, but his third heat was interrupted by a black flag for «unfair driving». Something to move on from. Starting 21st, Hugo came back well in the prefinal before being pushed and he dropped down the standings. He had a further recovery in the final from 28th to 14th place, thanks to a good start as he well knows how to do. Then a brake problem stopped him from continuing his momentum and he had to settle for an 18th place finish. Now he feels very much in the game after his first international event, Hugo has only one desire: to go faster!

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During the winter, the Sodi Racing Team decided to partner with Kart Pro Racing for Rotax engines for the Sodi factory team at international races. Through it’s subsidiary KPR Motors, Dominique Chech got down to the task of providing engines for the Senior and DD2 categories. After Nicolas Picot’s podium in Senior Rotax at the Salbris Euro Challenge event at the end of 2013, Kart Pro Racing had expressed it’s ambition to compete in Rotax in 2014 against the top specialists who are mostly British teams, the acknowledged benchmarks in this discipline. The new collaboration with the Sodi Racing Team has increased these targets. DD2 has been the battleground of the biggest kart manufacturers for some time. The commitment of French driver Anthony Abbasse and the British driver Henry

Easthope to this category in the official Sodi colours makes it a greater and more strategic operation. From the first race of the year, the Rotax Winter Cup at Campillos, Spain, KPR has lived up to the confidence of the Sodikart factory. Abbasse and Easthope were in the game from the outset. After a penalty in qualifying for being a few grams underweight, Anthony worked hard against his opponents to return to the lead group. He did well to take fourth position in the final, while Henry started on the row line after running just outside the top five in the qualifying heats. Unfortunately he lost any chance on the first lap when hard contact damaged the chassis. Meanwhile, Anthony made a great start and quickly went from 3rd to 2nd place. He then tried to catch up within a second of Babington, but in vain.

THERE WAS GREAT SATISFACTION IN THE FRENCH CLAN FOR THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL DD2 PODIUM OF THE YEAR FROM ANTHONY ABBASSE ON THE SODI CHASSIS WITH ROTAX ENGINES PREPARED BY KPR. KART-PRO-RACING.COM

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01'04''213'''

Lambert Florent

TONY KART

01'04''689'''

01'05''248'''

01'04''635'''

Pierce Martin

PRAGA

01'04''793'''

01'05''223'''

01'04''475'''

Adams Christophe

KOSMIC

01'05''410'''

01'05''389'''

01'04''836'''

Laine Mikko

FIN

TONY KART

01'05''032'''

01'05''103'''

01'04''692'''

Rouxel Franck

SODI

01'07''524'''

01'05''663'''

01'05''278'''

Kabbage Nadir

MAR

INTREPID

01'05''261'''

01'05''878'''

01'05''307'''

Baudrand Louis

MAR

INTREPID

01'05''071'''

01'05''543'''

01'04''851'''

Shaposhnikov Maxim

RUS

OTK

01'06''173'''

01'06''115'''

01'05''697'''

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. Time

Fin. Time

Babington Sean

TONY KART

01’03’’487’’’

01’04’’231’’’

01’03’’639’’’

Abbasse Anthony

SODI

01’04’’355’’’

01’03’’767’’’

Backman Andreas

TONY KART

01’03’’692’’’

01’04’’509’’’

01’03’’572’’’

Christiansen Michael E

TONY KART

01’03’’990’’’

01’04’’455’’’

01’03’’497’’’

Beggi Alex

ART GP

01’04’’038’’’

01’04’’865’’’

01’03’’826’’’

Schirmer Marcel

TONY KART

01’04’’401’’’

01’04’’936’’’

01’03’’955’’’

De Ruwe Xen

ART GP

01’03’’517’’’

01’04’’396’’’

01’03’’866’’’

Van Riet Lorenzo

FORMULA K

01’03’’781’’’

01’04’’868’’’

01’03’’939’’’

Garkaklis Haralds

GILLARD

01’04’’733’’’

01’03’’906’’’

Collings Joshua

CRG

01’03’’783’’’

01’04’’701’’’

01’03’’764’’’

Carneiro Rui

PRAGA

01’04’’864’’’

01’05’’045’’’

01’04’’233’’’

Easthope Henry

SODI

01’04’’098’’’

01’04’’468’’’

01’04’’008’’’

Al Rawahi Sanad

OMN

01’04’’068’’’

01’05’’343’’’

01’04’’129’’’

Haida Sascha Pio

FLANDRIA

01’04’’394’’’

01’04’’542’’’

Nomme Morten

FIN

TONY KART

01’04’’416’’’

01’04’’928’’’

01’04’’278’’’

Dalmau Caballero Oriol

TONY KART

01’03’’555’’’

01’04’’448’’’

01’04’’096’’’

Kamali Luka

CRG

01’04’’252’’’

01’05’’497’’’

01’06’’383’’’

Coursault Alexis

BIREL

01’06’’835’’’

Garcia Ramos Cristobal

KOSMIC

01’04’’535’’’

01’05’’476’’’

01’11’’917’’’

Etxegia Etxebeste Xuban

TONY KART

01’05’’042’’’

01’05’’632’’’

Fleischmann Maxi

PRAGA

01’04’’506’’’

01’05’’215’’’

DD2 MASTER

RESU

DD2

INTERNATIONAL

ROTAX Winter Cup

ESPAGNE

16.02.14

ROTAX / MOJO

Pilote

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. Time

Fin. Time

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

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TONY KART TONY KART TONY KART FA KART TONY KART TONY KART TONY KART FA KART FA KART INTREPID FA KART FA KART TONY KART TONY KART TONY KART TONY KART TONY KART TONY KART INTREPID KOSMIC TONY KART TONY KART TBA ZANARDI TONY KART SODI CRG TONY KART FA KART TONY KART KOSMIC FA KART SODI TONY KART SODI TONY KART TONY KART FA KART GILLARD KOSMIC KOSMIC INTREPID TONY KART TONY KART FA KART CRG SODI FA KART KOSMIC DR INTREPID TONY KART

1 3 8 10 12 51 5 17 14 9 2 11 13 4 6 20 16 32 41 40 28 19 34 38 18 47 27 7 25 15 22 30 48 29 43 36 24 23 35 45 21 31 46 52 26 37 39 44 50 42 49 33

01'04''919''' 01'05''116''' 01'05''372''' 01'05''377''' 01'05''396''' NQ 01'05''304''' 01'05''535''' 01'05''443''' 01'05''374''' 01'05''053''' 01'05''394''' 01'05''418''' 01'05''137''' 01'05''312''' 01'05''616''' 01'05''488''' 01'05''827''' 01'06''083''' 01'06''038''' 01'05''781''' 01'05''548''' 01'05''900''' 01'06''032''' 01'05''541''' 01'06''307''' 01'05''725''' 01'05''313''' 01'05''707''' 01'05''466''' 01'05''640''' 01'05''816''' 01'06''411''' 01'05''796''' 01'06''213''' 01'05''942''' 01'05''675''' 01'05''663''' 01'05''938''' 01'06''299''' 01'05''620''' 01'05''817''' 01'06''302''' DQ 01'05''716''' 01'05''990''' 01'06''034''' 01'06''265''' 01'06''858''' 01'06''180''' 01'06''795''' 01'05''867'''

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 P 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 P 29 P 30 31 32 33 34

2 1 3 P 15 5 4 27 9 34 31 23 12 28 6 P 21 33 18 10 11 29 14 7 30 32 26 P 24 22 25 13 8 17 16 20 19

01'05''404''' 01'05''399''' 01'05''521''' 01'05''495''' 01'05''680''' 01'05''407''' 01'05''622''' 01'05''607''' 01'06''594''' 01'05''530''' 01'05''593''' 01'06''976''' 01'05''343''' 01'05''618''' 01'05''852''' 01'05''788''' 01'06''066''' 01'06''495''' 01'06''031''' 01'05''705''' 01'07''045''' 01'50''689''' 01'05''596''' 01'06''280''' 01'06''149''' 01'05''426''' 01'05''566''' 01'05''710''' 01'06''206''' 01'06''230''' 01'05''815''' 01'06''197'''

01'04''959''' 01'04''939''' 01'05''102''' 01'05''129''' 01'05''127''' 01'05''160''' 01'04''998''' 01'05''275''' 01'05''074''' 01'05''094''' 01'05''040''' 01'05''582''' 01'05''255''' 01'05''221''' 01'05''448''' 01'05''235''' 01'05''354''' 01'05''431''' 01'05''744''' 01'05''577''' 01'05''830''' 01'05''312''' 01'06''031''' 01'06''250''' 01'05''287''' 01'06''130''' 01'05''553''' 01'04''750''' 01'05''109''' 01'05''147''' 01'06''176'''

ROTAX SENIOR

ULTS

CAMPILLOS

RESULTS P.

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. Time

Fin. Time

Vips Juri

EST

TONY KART

01'06''482'''

01'06''766'''

01'06''145'''

Verschoor Richard

FA KART

01'06''330'''

01'06''818'''

01'06''413'''

Keane Darren

USA

TONY KART

01'06''817'''

01'06''844'''

01'06''350'''

Preining Thomas

FA KART

01'06''163'''

01'06''576'''

01'06''015'''

Wooder Dave

FA KART

01'06''652'''

01'06''664'''

01'06''304'''

Timmermans Max

FA KART

01'06''947'''

01'06''930'''

01'06''186'''

Mccarthy Jack

TONY KART

01'06''629'''

01'06''581'''

01'06''066'''

York Oliver

TONY KART

01'06''648'''

01'06''992'''

01'06''219'''

Quinn Alex

TONY KART

01'06''940'''

01'06''722'''

01'06''391'''

Fulk Zak

TONY KART

01'06''431'''

01'06''782'''

01'06''258'''

Martinez Eliseo

CRG

01'06''937'''

01'07''787'''

01'06''183'''

Hutchison Finlay

TONY KART

01'07''107'''

01'07''177'''

01'06''389'''

Ellis Hugo Bentley

TONY KART

01'07''615'''

01'07''687'''

01'06''330'''

Willemse Luc

FA KART

01'07''333'''

01'07''214'''

01'06''645'''

Brown Nutley Jordan

TONY KART

01'07''682'''

01'07''787'''

01'06''599'''

Thomas Harrison

KOSMIC

01'07''077'''

01'06''947'''

01'06''289'''

Simmenauer Jean Baptiste

TONY KART

01'07''208'''

01'07''313'''

01'06''279'''

Chevalier Hugo

TONY KART

01'07''286'''

P 28

01'07''144'''

01'06''588'''

Tregurtha Will

TONY KART

01'06''613'''

01'06''425'''

Van Der Wal Dikkie

INTREPID

01'07''257'''

01'06''581'''

Wooder Luke

FA KART

01'06''985'''

01'07''411'''

01'06''289'''

Simmenauer Louis Ferdinand

TONY KART

01'06''846'''

01'07''075'''

01'06''487'''

De Rooij Denise

TONY KART

01'07''506'''

P 27

01'07''382'''

01'06''632'''

Louko Daniel

FIN

TONY KART

01'07''251'''

01'07''190'''

01'06''571'''

Bird Max

TONY KART

01'07''437'''

01'07''011'''

01'06''736'''

Garcia Marta

ZANARDI

01'06''539'''

01'06''666'''

Wong Andrew

TONY KART

01'07''740'''

01'07''331'''

01'06''816'''

Kroes Danny

TONY KART

01'07''144'''

01'07''058'''

01'06''424'''

Korjus Kaspar

EST

FA KART

01'07''232'''

01'08''101'''

01'07''035'''

Van Der Laan Mauricio

CRG

01'07''217'''

P 23

01'07''109'''

01'07''594'''

Opmeer Jarno

MADDOX

01'06''930'''

01'07''000'''

Symons Scott

KOSMIC

01'07''568'''

01'07''613'''

Coursimault Enzo

KOSMIC

01'07''021'''

01'06''943'''

Hoogenboom Leonard

FA KART

01'06''928'''

01'07''264'''

Keskitalo Aleksi

FIN

TONY KART

01'07''139'''

Slavinski Dzianis

BLR

TONY KART

01'07''079'''

Marserou Vincent

TONY KART

01'07''643'''

Hoggard Johnathan

TONY KART

01'07''647'''

Carde Emilien

KOSMIC

01'08''271'''

Simmons Ayrton

WILDKART

01'08''105'''

Iledo Tom

TONY KART

01'07''746'''

Budovsky Michael

TONY KART

01'07''696'''

Kamenok Artemy

TBA

Kuznetcov Gleb

RUS

CRG

01'08''451'''

Perceval Antoine

TONY KART

01'07''874'''

Kent Bradley

TONY KART

01'07''853'''

Nosov Ivan

RUS

TONY KART

01'08''008'''

Barrett Bradley

TONY KART

01'07''639'''

Stricker Tiago

CRG

01'08''885'''

Cohen Ido

ISR

TONY KART

01'08''067'''

Charpentier Tristan

OTK

01'07''915'''

ROTAX JUNIOR

INTERNATIONAL

ROTAX Winter Cup

ESPAGNE

16.02.14

ROTAX / MOJO STATISTICS

NATIONALITY ROYAUME-UNI FRANCE BELGIQUE PAYS-BAS ESPAGNE ESTONIE ALLEMAGNE FEDERATION DE RUSSIE FINLANDE DANEMARK LETTONIE SUEDE OMAN ETATS-UNIS PORTUGAL AUTRICHE ITALIE MAROC BELARUS JAPON ISRAﾃ記 NORVEGE CHINE AUSTRALIE TURQUIE

35 22 9 8 8 7 6 6 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

CHASSIS TONY KART FA KART KOSMIC CRG INTREPID SODI PRAGA BIREL GILLARD ZANARDI TBA DR OTK ART GP MADDOX FORMULA K FLANDRIA WILDKART

61 18 11 8 7 7 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1

INTERNATIONAL

Winter Cup 2014

By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Guillaume Veuve & Philippe Kalmès

FIRST INDICATOR OF THE YEAR AT LONATO

The great Italian classic celebrated itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 19th year on the South Garda Karting track at Lonato. The opening event of the international season, the Winter Cup gives a taste of the prospects before the major events of spring. A sign of the times, the entry was down this year with 207 drivers as opposed to 239 in 2013 and 273 in 2012.

time. Only the KF-Junior (87) and KZ2 (71) categories still have a good level of entries. The evolution of karting in the twentyfirst century and the economic conditions largely explain these figures.

With regards to the equipment, not all the manufacturers were officially represented at Lonato. Chassis from the OTK factory made up an impressive score of 44% of the field, ahead of CRG (22%) and Birel (4%), with Energy (9%) In terms of nationalities, Russia now ranks and ART GP (7%) showing good figures. 2nd with 24 competitors, behind Italy and 56% of the total used TM engines which ahead of the United Kingdom, while France accurately reflects the situation in all and Germany are less well represented categories, with Vortex in second place KF continues to play the poor relation than in the past. Of the countries in terms (26%) and IAME (10%), although very in terms of numbers, a long decline for of population, the Netherlands and Finland well represented in KZ2. the iconic kart category since the early are still in the lead. The contribution of other 2000s. In 2006, the last year of the 100cc continents, America and Asia, is increasing, SOUTHGARDAKARTING.IT engine, FA and ICA had totaled more than while Eastern Europe is increasingly 200 drivers at Lonato against 49 in KF this passionate about karting.

INTERNATIONAL

THE INTERNATIONAL

SEASON STARTS AT THE

WINTER CUP

Technically, 2014 has begun on a familiar basis and also for the chassis and engines. The tyres used at Lonato differ from the tyres that will be used during the international season, except for KZ2. As a sporting event, the Winter Cup remains a race apart with a link to the past - which is not a criticism! - as well as being simpler than the current standard

organisation. To write his name in the history of this prestigious event, following those of many champions, always motivates the competitors at the Winter Cup. This year, the weather was rather mild with reasonable temperatures and sun, apart from a few showers.

AHMED WINS KF-JUNIOR The British driver Enaam Ahmed (FA Kart / Vortex) undoubtedly dominated the finals of the category KFJunior, winning three heats after his 7th in Qualifying. Fast whatever brand he races on, the Italian Lorenzo Travisanutto took his PCR / Parilla to second in the prefinal before settling for 3rd place. A team-mate of the winner at RFM Motorsport, the Briton Max Fewtrell (FA Kart / Vortex) moved up to second place in the final. Daniel Ticktum (Zanardi / Parilla) finished 4th, Tommaso Mosca (Tony Kart / TM) 5th and Giuliano Raucci (Energy / TM), 6th. There was an incredible comeback for Davide Lombardo (Tony Kart / Vortex), 45th in qualifying, winner of the repechage and 7th in the final. The fastest lap went to Georgy Talachanov (Tony Kart / BMB). Qualified narrowly through the Repechage, Polish driver Wiktoria Pankiewicz (Tony Kart / TM) was ranked 22nd. The French drivers, of whom there are few in this category, have not been very successful. Giuliano Alesi (Tony Kart / TM), however, showed much higher potential than last year, while the young Alessandro Brozzoni (Energy / TM) was not unworthy in his first big international race, he comes directly from hobby karting, apart from a round of the German Championship in 2013.

INTERNATIONAL

LORANDI ALREADY AHEAD IN KF

The top speed of Alessio Lorandi (Tony Kart / TM) in KF was undeniable in his first race in the category. Team Baby Race seems to have an edge that allowed the World Champion KF-Junior of 2013 to dominate throughout the event. Apart from a retirement in a hear and a little impatience in the prefinal, Lorandi totally defeated the competition. Felice Tiene (CRG / TM) was his most serious opponent, while Pedro Hiltbrand (CRG / TM) put in a very convincing performance (gaining 22 places) to reach the third step of the podium. Driving an ART GP / TM, Nikita Sitnikov seized his chance to finish fourth from Martijn Van Leeuwen

(Zanardi / Parilla) and Kevin Rossel (Tony Kart / TM), who was 6th after starting from the 30th position. Then the rookie Jehan Daruvala (FA Kart / Vortex) was the fastest in the race. An official driver of the Tony Kart Racing Team, the French driver Gabriel Aubry (Tony Kart / Vortex) didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t waste his debut in KF, also revealing speed in his recoveries. Also very fast, Julien Darras (Kosmic / Vortex) unfortunately lost his chance to shine after clashes in the finals. Paolo Besancenez (Tony Kart / TM) was faced with a decline in performance of his machine from qualifying onwards - due to the tyres? - and earned qualification through the repechage. He came back very strongly in the prefinal before being pushed around in the final. Alexander Gadois (FA Kart / Parilla) failed to get through the repechage.

KZ2: DALE OPENS AND DE CONTO CONCLUDES Andrea Dale’ (CRG / Maxter) has long been a favourite at Lonato: qualifying, three heats out of four, prefinal were his with relative ease. But the professionals did not fail to challenge him. Flavio Camponeschi and Marco Ardigo (Tony Kart / Vortex) were included, but Marco Zanchetta (Maranello / TM) and Bas Lammers (Formula K / Parilla) always stayed close. The final changed the situation as the duel for the lead was between from the start Paolo De Conto (Birel / TM) and Lammers. The Italian and Dutch drivers raced brilliantly until the

end where there was a nice win for Birel. Several drivers battled for 3rd place, but Dale finally managed to get on the podium with the fastest lap ahead of Ben Hanley (ART GP / TM) and Camponeschi. Douglas Lundberg (Alpha / TM) was within the top 10 in his first race in the French team CPB Sport.

in the top five, but understeer for his chassis with the new tyres didn’t allow him to aim for victory. Thomas Laurent (Tony Kart / Vortex) of the Cédric Sport team, once again put his bumper among the very fast drivers, but the finals were not favourable for him. Enzo Marchetti’s (Energy / TM) the recovery was complicated by large animated packs and he The French driver Arnaud Kozlinski couldn’t get within the top six of the (Intrepid / TM) was behind the repechage. Thomas Maingre (Alpha wheel of a KZ in a race after months / TM) was not disappointed to have of interruption due to his serious learnt about international KZ2 at accident at Sarno. Having lost none Lonato at the start of a season that of his sense of attack, he long figured looks busy.

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By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

LAMMERS AND FORMULA K, A PROMISING COLLABORATION Happy to race for Andrea Bertolini’s brand as an official driver, the champion from Holland Bas Lammers began the 2014 season with a warning by taking second place at the Winter Cup last weekend. However, the development programme in KZ from Formula K, in association with Parilla engines prepared by Falcon RS Tec-Sav, is just beginning. The Dutch driver began by setting the second fastest time on the clock in his qualifying session at Lonato, but the track conditions for his group was not the most favourable and he found himself 14th overall. He then secured two second places and a win in the heats and moved back up to 5th in the intermediate classification. The talent of the Dutch driver was marvelous in the finals and he finished third in the prefinal and second in the final. The performance recorded during the Winter Cup is a good omen for the rest of the season with Formula K for Bas Lammers, whose ambitions are nothing less than to target the peak of the top category of international karting.

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INTERNATIONAL

By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

n e i l Ju JULIEN FONG

2013 KF Asia Pacific Champion Julien Fong Wei Jie started his international season with the Kartronix Int’l team. The driver from Singapore started with the Winter Cup, a classic event included in the CIK-FIA calendar. Although he started in during free practice with the best performance of his team, Julien’s Tony Kart / TM then experienced a decline in performance in qualifying where he was only 33rd. Adapting to the Bridgestone tyres used at Lonato could have been the cause, but the team was surprised and disappointed by the problem without all the parameters in hand to fix it. Julien then had to fight in the middle of the pack, which is still a difficult exercise at the South Garda Karting circuit. Despite his efforts, he didn’t qualify for the finals of the 2014 Winter Cup. The situation is not dramatic, as other tyres, Dunlop, are to be used in races and championships during the season. Julien therefore hopes he will quickly find a machine that allows him to realize his ambitions. He has to work hard before resuming his studies in Singapore at the end of the season.

IE J I E W NG O F N E I JUL

S N I BEG 014 2 S I H ON S A E S O T A N O L AT

INTERNATIONAL

By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

THE RISING GERMAN IN INTERNATIONAL KF Just 17 years old, the German Moritz Horn is starting his second year in KF. Trained in the ADAC Youngster Cup in 2010, he then raced in KF3 for two seasons in Germany before joining the Energy Corse team and started international racing in 2013, in addition to the DKM where he finished 23rd, he finished 15th in the WSK Final Cup in November at Castelletto. He will compete in a full programme in 2014 to support his growth at the top level.

Moritz started his season this weekend in the Winter Cup at the Lonato circuit. The improvement compared to 2013 was notable from qualifying, and he was around the top 15 in the heats. He then qualified for the final with a 3rd place after a battle in the Repechage and continued his momentum up to 22nd position in the final, despite problems in the prefinal. Moritz will race in all of the major international races in 2014, the WSK

Champions Cup, the Super Master Series, Final Cup, CIK-FIA European and World Championships and the Margutti and Industrial Trophies, in addition to the DKM German Championship. This will be enough to give him the opportunity to hone his experience and perform well on the biggest European kart circuits before finishing his season in Las Vegas at the Supernationals. MORITZ-HORN.DE

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INTERNATIONAL

FORZA

By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

VERY POSITIVE WINTER CUP FOR FORZA RACING

The new structure of Jamie Croxfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Forza Racing team has already demonstrated strong potential at the first major international race of the 2014 season, the famous Winter Cup. Five Forza Racing drivers showcased their abilities due to the effective team and equipment from Tony Kart / TM. The Dane Kevin Rossel scored the best result by finishing 6th in the KF final, an achievement after starting 30th on the grid. In KF-Junior, the Polish driver Wiktoria Pankiewicz beat her sister Julia who had to fight bravely at the back of the pack after a modest qualifying. Wiktoria, who twice took top 10s in the heats, fought to the end to qualify through the repechage and ended on a positive note with 22nd in the final.

After qualifying 9th in KF, the Venezuelan Sidney Gomez had flattering results in the qualifying heats, but an exclusion in his first heat cost him dear in the intermediate classification. 26th in the prefinal, he climbed to 15th in the final. Russian driver Yan Shlom experienced too many problems to qualify despite quite convincing speed. It was also the first lap that heavily penalized Kevin Rossel in the prefinal, forcing him to retire after a collision after he started on the third row after three good races. But the Dane did not admit defeat and launched into a fantastic comeback in the final. He gained no less than 24 positions, set the 3rd fastest lap and was in 6th place at the finish line. He clearly had the chance to aim for victory without its retirement in the prefinal. Forza Racing can be very satisfied with the performance of itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s drivers at the Winter Cup and look forward to great results for the remainder of the 2014 season. FORZA-RACING.CO

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KF BRIDGETSONE

INTERNATIONAL

WINTER CUP

ITALIE

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De Conto Paolo Lammers Bas Dale Andrea Hanley Ben Camponeschi Flavio Torsellini Mirko Kozlinski Arnaud Lennox Lamb Jordon Lundberg Douglas Zanchetta Marco Fore Davide Paauwe Menno Camplese Lorenzo Ardigo Marco Di Martino Michele Visser Beitske Palou Alex Tilloca Luca Puhakka Simo Kremers Marijn Van Der Burgt Ryan Schmitz Alexander Corberi Luca De Bruijn Nick Tornqvist Morgan Kurakin Vladislav Van Meeveren Maksimiliaan Spinelli Loris Mazzali Massimo Van Moorsel Jordi Bernadotto Enrico Lapina Lorenzo Laurent Thomas Romkema Ricardo Bonetti Paolo Habulin Kristijan Piccini Alessio Mostajo Michel Cavalieri Alberto Rush Jamie Marchetti Enzo Reinhard Andre Simoni Mauro Del Vecchio Luigi Mueller Marcel Piccioni Antonio Pollini Giacomo Tornqvist Benjamin Di Pietro Andrea Colombo Simone Russo Guillermo Hansen Andreas Shapovalov Gleb Di Silvestre Moreno Zanchi Matteo Golla Mike Bottiroli Antoine Cobian Javier Siebecke Maik Gudmundsson Filip Marcon Nicola Diesel Felix Gervasoni Mirco Idzkowski Bartosz Maingre Thomas Prosperi Enrico Cormack Conor Buznikov Philipp Curran Michael Pukhov Nikita Federer Fabian

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NATIONALITY ITALIE FEDERATION DE RUSSIE ROYAUME-UNI ALLEMAGNE FRANCE SUEDE PAYS-BAS ESPAGNE FINLANDE DANEMARK POLOGNE BELGIQUE BRESIL ETATS-UNIS SUISSE NORVEGE CHINE INDE VENEZUELA JAPON IRLANDE AUTRICHE BULGARIE SINGAPOUR UKRAINE PORTUGAL MAROC MALAISIE PHILIPPINES AFRIQUE DU SUD LUXEMBOURG CANADA ROUMANIE AUSTRALIE LITUANIE CROATIE

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WSK Champions Cup

INTERNATIONAL

By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

TWO-IN-ONE WINTER COMPETITION WSK Promotion has always wanted to offer an opportunity to race as early as possible in the season. After collective tests or an opening race in early February before the Winter Cup in the recent past, two events in a row were held this year at La Conca. A mini-championship in two rounds, the WSK Champions Cup is the start of the international season in terms of organization, grip and similar tyres to the major events to come. In this sense, the bet is successful. WSKARTING.IT

INTERNATIONAL We must remember that the WSK Super Master Series will finish by the end of April at Muro Leccese and the KF & KFJ European Championship will begin there in mid-May, two more reasons to come out to southern Italy. However, teams being away from their base for nearly two weeks has not always been appreciated in the paddock, even if the intention was a laudable limit on travel. Would one race weekend have been enough?

HANLEY, WINNER AT THE FINISH IN KZ2 The Briton Ben Hanley (Art GP / TM) won the Champions Cup with the large points haul he scored at the first weekend. Jorrit Pex (CRG / TM) won at the second meeting while two successive accidents disrupted the last hear and the prefinal. The radiator on Mirko Torselliniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s TM

exploded twice, flooding the track and causing accidents that were spectacular but not as severe as might have been feared. The Tony Kart / Vortex pair of Marco Ardigo and Flavio Camponeschi, in 2nd place, proved formidable, and Rick Dreezen was already very competitive on his new Zanardi / Parilla. Jonathan Thonon (Praga / Parilla) was fast and there was a good performance from JĂŠrĂŠmy Iglesias (Lenzo / LKE). Riccardo Negro, now on a Top Kart / TM, finished 3rd in the first final.

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ADVANTAGE TONY KART Alessio Lorandi (Tony Kart / TM), the World Champion in KFJ, had been extremely rapid during the first event, but Karol Basz (Tony Kart / Vortex) was able to reverse the trend during the second weekend while Callum Ilott

(Zanardi / Parilla) was between them on the second step of the podium in the final. The French driver Julien Darras (Kosmic / Vortex) took 4th in the standings after an eventful second round, while his teammate, the fast Nicklas Nielsen had hardly any luck. Egor Stupenkov (Energy / TM) was remarkably consistent at the front in both meetings. The only other French driver in the race, Paolo Besancenez (Tony Kart / TM) made a comeback to sixth position in the last final.

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AHMED CONTINUES HIS MOMENTUM IN KF-JUNIOR Already victorious in the Winter Cup, Enaam Ahmed (FA Kart / Vortex) is the strongest in KFJ in early 2014. The winner of the first final, he was strong in the final in the second after an incident won overall in front of his RFM teammate Max Fewtrell. Daniel Ticktum (Zanardi / Parilla) and Mick Junior (Tony Kart / Vortex) are among the drivers to watch in this category, while Lorenzo Travisanutto performs feats in his PCR, now powered by TM. Performance and consistency put Benjamin Lessennes (Kosmic / Parilla) in sixth position ahead of Anton Haaga (Lenzo / LKE), an incisive Swedish driver.

GAFAR WINS IN 60 MINI Always spectacular, 60 Mini resulted in tight battles up to the finish line. Finally Muizzuddin Abdul Gafar (Hero / LKE) won the series, after emerging during the second round after Giuseppe Fusco (Lenzo / LKE) dominated the first round. Bogdan Fetisov finished third ahead of David Vidales (FA Kart / LKE) and the Canadian driver Antonio Serravalle (Tony Kart / LKE).

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By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

TURNING POINT IN 2014 FOR JAMES PULL WITH TONY KART AND MCLAREN

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At 14, the British kart driver James Pull’s career is going in a new direction with two major innovations. He has started the 2014 season as an official driver of one of the best factory teams in the discipline, Tony Kart Racing Team, as well as being noticed and selected by McLaren’s Performance Academy as a motorsport hopeful.

KARTING FROM AGE 8 Born in Singapore, James Pull debuted in Malaysia in karting at the age of 8. He didn’t take long to gain more success in Asia in various categories (Rotax MiniMax, Mini Rok, Yamaha Cadet...) before coming to hone his skills in Europe in 2010. In Italy in the 60 Mini category, he achieved his best performances during the 2011 and 2012 seasons within an already very tough international field. First running in the colours of Zanardi and Dino Chiesa - the discoverer of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg - then with Tony Kart, with the support of the former World Champion Oliver Oakes, James Pull started full international competition from the summer of 2012 in the middle of turbulent fields in the CIK-FIA category KF-Junior (formerly KF3). 8th in the International Super Cup in England, he was then 14th in the final of the World Championship in Bahrain.

JAMESPULLRACING.COM

INTERNATIONAL AMBITIONS IN 2014 WITH TONY KART Determined to push forward his career in karting, James has integrated in early 2014 with the Tony Kart Racing Team for a busy schedule of high level karting competitions. In addition to high performance equipment and a particularly thorough knowledge of racing, the Tony Kart Racing Team is renowned for it’s organization, which is no less thorough than the great car teams. Rigorous testing and ongoing use of collected data characterizes Roberto Robazzi’s team, provides excellent training for the young driver. Even though he hasn’t driven much this Spring for health reasons, James Pull performed very interestingly in his first race in early March in Italy, close to the top 10 in the final round of the WSK Champions Cup.

UNDER THE WING OF MCLAREN Serious and motivated, James Pull was quickly noticed in the karting paddocks, including by McLaren’s Performance Academy which he has joined the ranks as one of the most promising young motorsport talents of tomorrow. McLaren’s Performance Academy uses it’s expertise to give

the young talents selected a complete physical and mental training program and a sports coaching throughout the season. This long term project should give James extra potential for the rest of his career in single-seaters. Kevin Magnussen, the McLaren Mercedes F1 driver, also originating in karting, attributed part of his success to the excellent work of McLaren specialists in this field. Undoubtedly, James Pull’s future is in good hands.

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Praga Kart By Frédéric Billet - Kartcom / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

FIRST PODIUM OF THE SEASON AT LA CONCA PRAGAGLOBAL.COM

The performance of Praga Kart Racing Team in KZ2 was confirmed at the second meeting of the WSK Champions Cup. Patrik Hajek held his rank in the top five in the heats, while Jonathan Thonon was back in the pre-final, where he set the fastest lap, before reaching the third step of the podium in the final and finished 5th overall. In the space of a week, the work done by the team on the Dragon chassis and the Parilla Screamer engines obviously paid off. In KF, the performance gain is also acute as demonstrated by Karol Dabski finishing 4th in the prefinal although Joel Johansson was still unlucky. Rasmus Lindh made a good comeback in the KF-Junior Prefinal B, 30th in the intermediate classification, and clinched 8th on the line with very convincing lap times. The Praga Kart official team is now preparing for the important WSK Super Master series event at the Sarno circuit, which will host the KZ World Championship in October. Testing will also be stepped up for the occasion.

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Ricky Flynn Motorsport demonstrated excellent competitiveness last weekend in both categories that the seven drivers were entered in. The team has now taken stock of the new tyres in 2014 on the FA Kart chassis, while the Vortex engines prepared by ONE are at full strength. All the ingredients are there for competitors to give their in the best events to come. Timed practice took place in the rain, but the somewhat atypical provisional order was quickly corrected during the heats. Max Fewtrell has been very consistent at the front of the field. An incident in the CD heat and a penalty in the last heat deprived him of the lead, but he caught up by winning the prefinal, with the fastest lap, and then the final. Enaam Ahmed followed a similar path at a distance, catching up in his prefinal while setting the fastest lap. Unfortunately, he was pushed on the start line of the final and had to come back from 17th to 9th position, running three tenths faster than the leaders. This is what retained him his 1st place in the Champions Cup ahead of his teammate Fewtrell. The German driver David Beckmann and Chinese Sun Yue Yang have made progress since the first round, they

were both in the top 10 in the intermediate classification. Although he was a long way back in qualifying Beckmann finished in 3rd place in his prefinal before concluding in 12th position. Yue Yang twice rose to the top three in the heats, but the first round of the prefinal went wrong and he had to start a little too far back. Ollie Norris was on the ball this weekend in KF. 2nd in qualifying in the rain, he has continued to perform well in the dry with third place at the end of the heats. Second in his prefinal, he fought in the top 6 in the final before giving up with a rare clutch fault. Lando Norris meanwhile made a step forward in this new category, as comfortable in the rain - 4th in qualifying - as in the dry in the first heat. Retiring in the last complicated the mission, especially as he was delayed by a driver who spun in front of him in his prefinal and he set off again a long way back. Despite his efforts and the fastest lap of the race, qualifying for the final escaped him. Guan Yu Zhou was a victim of the same incident, but had to retire when he had so far been a regular presence in the top 15. RICKYFLYNNMOTORSPORT.CO.UK

INTERNATIONAL

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Champions Cup Info FFSA / © Photo KSP - Philippe Kalmès

TWO DRIVERS FROM THE FFSA EQUIPE DE FRANCE KARTING IN THE WSK CHAMPIONS CUP FFSAKARTING.ORG

Gabriel Aubry (Tony Kart / Vortex) took part in a very contrasting WSK Champions Cup at La Conca in early March for his second KF race at the Tony Kart Racing Team. Always very fast, the official Tony Kart Racing Team driver met with too many problems during this event to have good memories of it. However, with his level of performance, he should have had much higher place in the ranking of the event. Working with the Kosmic Racing Department, Julien Darras has been highlighted throughout the competition. Second in qualifying, he had excellent heats and kept his Kosmic / Vortex in the top five in the intermediate classification before taking a great victory in prefinal-A after a long battle. Fourth in the final, he took 2nd place overall after the first round. The second round of the WSK Champions Cup unfortunately didn’t go as well for Darras. Slowed by a lack of a suitable set-up in the rain in qualifying, he was then very comfortable in the dry, but many clashes in the pack deprived him of a well-deserved podium. «I can’t say I’m happy with the result!» he explained, «Many drivers did whatever they liked this weekend, as happens early in the season with drivers who aren’t experienced enough. It’s a shame, because my Kosmic / Vortex was very fast and the team did a good job. We have what it takes to win and I hope to see more success at Sarno...»

RESU P.

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin.

Time

Fin. Time

Hanley Benjamin

ART GP / TM

46''512'''

46''658'''

46''782'''

Camponeschi Flavio

TONY KART / VORTEX

46''294'''

46''676'''

46''730'''

Negro Riccardo

TOP KART / TM

46''484'''

46''727'''

46''888'''

Iglesias Jeremy

LENZOKART / LKE

46''616'''

46''841'''

46''719'''

Lundberg Douglas

ALPHA / TM

46''907'''

46''646'''

46''897'''

Dreezen Rick

ZANARDI / PARILLA

46''642'''

46''884'''

46''916'''

Fore Davide

CRG / TM

46''383'''

46''723'''

46''622'''

Pex Jorrit

CRG / TM

46''435'''

46''752'''

46''753'''

Ardigo Marco

TONY KART / VORTEX

46''323'''

46''902'''

46''659'''

Torsellini Mirko

ART GP / TM

46''678'''

46''669'''

46''872'''

Hajek Patrik

PRAGA / PARILLA

46''658'''

46''936'''

46''720'''

Romkema Ricardo

ENERGY / TM

46''757'''

47''144'''

47''000'''

Hansen Andreas

TONY KART / VORTEX

46''507'''

47''061'''

46''924'''

Marcon Nicola

ENERGY / TM

46''603'''

46''916'''

46''834'''

Cunati Simone

TOP KART / PARILLA

46''594'''

46''977'''

46''809'''

Cesetti Sauro

TOP KART / TM

46''641'''

46''755'''

46''915'''

Vigano Matteo

TOP KART / PARILLA

46''663'''

46''848'''

46''819'''

Sportella Giovanni

BIREL / TM

46''608'''

47''315'''

47''010'''

Antonsen Emil

DR / TM

46''539'''

46''887'''

46''994'''

Rismyhr Finn Erik

DR / TM

46''933'''

47''004'''

47''032'''

Beccaria Michele

TOP KART / TM

46''885'''

47''142'''

47''094'''

Henrique Chaves

ZANARDI / PARILLA

46''793'''

47''273'''

47''254'''

Idzkowski Bartosz

CRG / TM

46''940'''

47''521'''

47''266'''

Timo Daniele

MARANELLO / TM

47''072'''

47''551'''

47''336'''

Maingre Thomas

ALPHA / TM

47''027'''

47''002'''

47''115'''

Backman Andreas

KOSMIC / VORTEX

46''878'''

47''241'''

Sicilia Gianmarco

INTREPID / TM

47''881'''

47''946'''

48''248'''

De Ruwe Xen

ART GP / MODENA

46''841'''

46''989'''

47''217'''

Thonon Jonathan

PRAGA / PARILLA

46''308'''

46''791'''

46''906'''

Pex Stan

CRG / TM

46''963'''

47''087'''

47''138'''

Bizalion Charly

ALPHA / TM

46''748'''

46''970'''

46''930'''

KZ2 BRIDGESTONE

INTERNATIONAL

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

CONCA

ITALIE

02.03.14

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A

Pre-Fin. B Time B Fin Time

Lorandi Alessio

TONY KART / TM

46''890'''

47''672'''

47''659'''

Basz Karol

TONY KART / VORTEX

46''874'''

47''991'''

47''671'''

Nielsen Nicklas

KOSMIC / VORTEX

46''857'''

48''255'''

47''636'''

Darras Julien

KOSMIC / VORTEX

46''843'''

48''183'''

47''528'''

Joyner Tom

ZANARDI / PARILLA

47''027'''

48''172'''

47''611'''

Callum Ilott

ZANARDI / PARILLA

46''813'''

47''700'''

47''422'''

Stupenkov Egor

RUS

ENERGY / TM

54''131'''

47''908'''

47''614'''

Pulcini Leonardo

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''103'''

48''022'''

47''674'''

Norris Lando

FA KART / VORTEX

47''282'''

48''048'''

47''707'''

Maestranzi Marco

TOP KART / PARILLA

47''427'''

48''043'''

47''795'''

Mazepin Nikita

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''032'''

47''619'''

Martynyuk Maxim

ENERGY / TM

47''627'''

48''361'''

47''985'''

Zhou Guan Yu

CHN

FA KART / VORTEX

47''786'''

48''421'''

47''953'''

Gomez Sidney

VEN

TONY KART / TM

47''684'''

48''205'''

47''852'''

Shlom Yan Leon

RUS

TONY KART / TM

47''277'''

48''206'''

47''849'''

Kjaergaard Nikolai

ENERGY / TM

47''620'''

48''141'''

48''108'''

Dabski Karol

PRAGA / PARILLA

47''130'''

48''284'''

P 17

47''919'''

Okada Takuya

ART GP / TM

47''274'''

47''756'''

Janker Hannes

ZANARDI / PARILLA

47''461'''

48''181'''

47''897'''

Xia Yifan

CHN

TONY KART / TM

47''473'''

48''362'''

47''821'''

Sato Marino

PHL

PRAGA / PARILLA

47''290'''

48''104'''

47''885'''

Johansson Joel

PRAGA / PARILLA

50''993'''

48''084'''

Volkov Evgenii

RUS

TONY KART / PARILLA

48''028'''

48''429'''

47''974'''

Horn Moritz

ENERGY / TM

47''275'''

48''296'''

48''045'''

Korneev Alexey

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''416'''

48''302'''

48''126'''

Sette Camara Sergio

BRA

ART GP / TM

47''103'''

P 16

48''145'''

47''886'''

Lavelli Kevin

TOP KART / PARILLA

47''285'''

48''133'''

48''034'''

Troickiy Nikita

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''481'''

48''222'''

48''206'''

Norris Ollie

FA KART / VORTEX

47''026'''

48''004'''

47''713'''

Aubry Gabriel

TONY KART / VORTEX

52''851'''

P 16

48''068'''

48''691'''

Van Leeuwen Martijn

ZANARDI / PARILLA

47''106'''

49''058'''

Martucci Mario

TONY KART / TM

47''432'''

48''126'''

56''611'''

Skaras Emil

TONY KART / VORTEX

50''018'''

48''099'''

Marcu Dionisios

CRG / TM

47''189'''

Fong Julien

SGP

TONY KART / TM

47''584'''

48''033'''

Hall Philip

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''773'''

Lundgaard Daniel

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''438'''

Backman Jessica

KOSMIC / VORTEX

47''936'''

Thorsen Kristian

ENERGY / TM

47''547'''

Zackary Dante

DR / TM

47''559'''

Valtteri Semi

FIN

TONY KART / VORTEX

Florescu Petru

ZANARDI / PARILLA

48''339'''

48''446'''

47''856'''

18 19 19 20

48''174'''

KF DUNLOP

ULTS

RESU P.

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A Pre-Fin. B Time B Fin Time

Ahmed Enaam

FA KART / VORTEX

47''654'''

47''873'''

47''959'''

Ticktum Daniel

ZANARDI / PARILLA

47''664'''

48''088'''

48''205'''

Maslov Matvey

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''664'''

48''044'''

48''098'''

Fewtrell Max

FA KART / VORTEX

47''516'''

47''644'''

48''577'''

Mick Junior

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''700'''

48''951'''

48''192'''

Defrancesco Devlin

USA

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''601'''

48''413'''

47''889'''

Lessennes Benjamin

KOSMIC / PARILLA

47''860'''

48''013'''

48''333'''

Haaga Anton

LENZOKART / LKE

48''293'''

48''158'''

47''948'''

Fernandez Sebastian

VEN

KOSMIC / TM

47''903'''

47''922'''

48''084'''

Mosca Tommaso

TONY KART / TM

48''006'''

48''983'''

48''257'''

49''127'''

48''514'''

Martinez Eliseo

LH / TM

48''261'''

Della Coletta Murilo

BRA

PCR / PARILLA

47''824'''

Alex

DR / TM

47''755'''

Garofano Remigio

LENZOKART / LKE

47''895'''

Yue Yang Sun

FA KART / VORTEX

48''116'''

Roes Casper

ENERGY / TM

47''703'''

Lundgaard Christian

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''729'''

15 9

48''112'''

48''128'''

48''245'''

48''351'''

48''374'''

48''243'''

48''070'''

48''017'''

48''245'''

48''222'''

48''965'''

48''885'''

Drugovich Felipe

BRA

TONY KART / TM

48''051'''

49''087'''

48''491'''

Maini Kush

IND

TONY KART / TM

48''233'''

49''187'''

48''356'''

48''929'''

Talachanov Georgy

RUS

TONY KART / BMB

47''891'''

48''159'''

Clement Novalak

KOSMIC / VORTEX

48''758'''

48''204'''

48''505'''

Szyszko Szymon

KOSMIC / VORTEX

47''898'''

48''156'''

48''285'''

Garcia Lopez Marta

ZANARDI / PARILLA

48''102'''

48''068'''

48''240'''

Van Kalmthout Rinus

ZANARDI / TM

47''937'''

P 24

48''570'''

49''123'''

Eriksson Joona

FIN

KOSMIC / VORTEX

48''408'''

49''320'''

48''982'''

Ye Yi Fei

CHN

ART GP / TM

48''057'''

49''253'''

48''697'''

Mazzola Pietro

LH / TM

48''750'''

49''661'''

48''651'''

Slutskiy Zachar

RUS

DR / TM

48''148'''

49''437'''

48''460'''

Tridici Tommaso

FORMULA K / TM

47''901'''

48''584'''

48''619'''

Smodorinov Alexey

TONY KART / PARILLA

48''009'''

48''508'''

48''418'''

Legeret Lucas

ZANARDI / PARILLA

48''082'''

48''346'''

48''402'''

Nyberg Tobias

TOP KART / PARILLA

48''884'''

49''412'''

Viscaal Bent

ZANARDI / PARILLA

48''301'''

Podobsky Lukas

PRAGA / PARILLA

48''284'''

Festante Aldo

TONY KART / TM

48''542'''

Slutskiy Artem

RUS

DR / TM

47''923'''

Correa Juan

USA

ENERGY / TM

48''005'''

Lappalainen Konsta

FIN

TONY KART / VORTEX

48''086'''

Pankiewicz Wiktoria

TONY KART / TM

48''448'''

Gregula Jacub

TONY KART / VORTEX

48''327'''

Petrov Artem

RUS

DR / TM

48''193'''

Pits Andry

ZANARDI / TM

48''808'''

Ponomarenko Milen

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

48''180'''

Chinelli Massimo

TONY KART / TM

48''215'''

Pasma Patrik

FIN

ART GP / TM

48''049'''

Beckmann David

FA KART / VORTEX

47''839'''

Moreira Laliberte Kami

CAN

TONY KART / TM

48''166'''

Travnikov Sergei

RUS

DR / TM

48''326'''

Pankiewicz Julia

TONY KART / TM

48''756'''

Martono Presley

TONY KART / TM

48''170'''

Travisanutto Lorenzo

PCR / PARILLA

48''716'''

Della Coletta Marcel

BRA

PCR / PARILLA

48''716'''

Milesi Charles

ART GP / PARILLA

48''101'''

Lorandi Leonardo

TONY KART / TM

47''872'''

Lindh Rasmus

PRAGA / PARILLA

48''309'''

Vartanyan Alexander

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''724'''

Volegov Nikita

RUS

TONY KART / PARILLA

48''341'''

Smith Joshua Francis

ART GP / TM

48''245'''

Tashkalov Damir

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

48''955'''

Lenzo Federico

LENZOKART / LKE

48''339'''

Vasile Daniel

TONY KART / VORTEX

48''597'''

Bin Mazrul Haizad Adam Haikal

MYS

ART GP / TM

48''742'''

Sargeant Logan

USA

TONY KART / VORTEX

47''652'''

Zotov Gleb

RUS

TONY KART / TM

56''229'''

Krencisz Jan

TONY KART / VORTEX

48''224'''

Alesi Giuliano

TONY KART / TM

48''033'''

49''605'''

49''314'''

48''521'''

33 34

18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 33

KFJ VEGA

INTERNATIONAL

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

CONCA

ITALIE

02.03.14

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A Pre-Fin. B Time B

Fin Time

Fusco Giuseppe

LENZOKART / LKE

54''837'''

55''393'''

55''221'''

Vidales David

FA KART / LKE

55''451'''

55''433'''

55''181'''

Bogdanov Dimitri

RUS

TONY KART / LKE

55''077'''

55''620'''

55''214'''

Bin Abdul Gafar Muizzuddin

HERO / LKE

55''033'''

55''777'''

55''303'''

Marseglia Leonardo

TONY KART / LKE

55''612'''

55''442'''

55''208'''

Serravalle Antonio

CAN

TONY KART / LKE

55''112'''

55''527'''

55''242'''

Negro Rocco A.

TOP KART / COMER

55''420'''

55''780'''

Carenini Danny

TOP KART / LKE

55''225'''

Muller Mattia

LENZOKART / LKE

55''297'''

Abrusci Nicola

TONY KART / LKE

54''964'''

Hauger Dennis

HERO / LKE

55''442'''

Lahoz Lopez Alejandro

ART GP / LKE

01'05''064'''

Szyszko Maciej

KOSMIC / LKE

Dalkiran Mehmet Mert

TOP KART / LKE

Tripoli Francesco

HERO / LKE

Pagano Francesco

TOP KART / LKE

Grigorev Ivan

DR / LKE

Hourlias Anthanasios

Skeed

Vici Manuel

Chiappini Tommaso

Pitulea Tudor Ioan

23 24

55''319'''

55''795'''

55''398'''

55''788'''

55''542'''

55''139'''

55''319'''

56''075'''

55''092'''

55''828'''

55''215'''

55''389'''

55''320'''

55''015'''

55''900'''

55''587'''

55''488'''

55''793'''

TOP KART / PARILLA 14

55''367'''

55''634'''

TOP KART / PARILLA 3

54''966'''

TOP KART / IAME

56''237'''

TONY KART / LKE

55''674'''

TOP KART / LKE

56''324'''

Ponta Andrei

TONY KART / LKE

56''217'''

Fetisov Bogdan

RUS

HERO / LKE

55''276'''

55''660'''

Coluccio Luigi

TOP KART / LKE

54''976'''

Kacovsky Matej

TOP KART / LKE

56''432'''

Kramp Dennis

LENZOKART / LKE

56''773'''

Gomez Gutierrez Antonio

LENZOKART / LKE

55''598'''

Man Robert

LENZOKART / LKE

55''717'''

Schlett Kristopher

TONY KART / LKE

56''117'''

Worship Sami

ART GP / PARILLA

56''304'''

55''726'''

Camplese Riccardo Ayrton

TOP KART / LKE

55''671'''

Mizevych Makar

UKR

TONY KART / LKE

55''379'''

Cobilanski Richard

TOP KART / LKE

55''837'''

Narciso Samuele

TOP KART / LKE

55''400'''

55''424'''

56''622'''

P 20

56''589'''

57''138'''

Beato Antonio

IPK / PARILLA

56''358'''

Skocdopole Dan

TONY KART / LKE

55''735'''

Sekulic Damian

LENZOKART / LKE

55''475'''

Boccuto Gennaro

TOP KART / LKE

01'01''227'''

Maracaluso Santo

HERO / LKE

55''996'''

Rasmus Joutsimies

TONY KART / LKE

56''467'''

Ruvolo Biagio

LENZOKART / LKE

55''501'''

Bardas Aleksander

TONY KART / LENZO

55''457'''

Michelotto Mattia

TOP KART / LKE

55''766'''

55''361'''

P 16

55''653'''

55''380'''

55''709'''

55''531'''

55''575'''

55''576'''

P 18

55''564'''

55''583'''

55''200'''

56''568'''

56''060'''

55''753'''

56''283'''

56''076'''

56''135'''

55''894'''

55''412'''

55''460'''

55''077'''

56''801'''

56''301'''

56''761'''

56''099'''

55''760'''

56''158'''

56''289''' 12

56''180'''

56''080'''

56''420'''

56''407'''

55''319'''

56''140'''

56''222'''

55''764'''

56''400'''

57''272'''

56''062'''

56''842'''

57''900'''

20 DQ 22

55''613'''

DQ DQ

60 MINI VEGA

ULTS

LA CONCA

ITALIE

STATISTICS

NATIONALITY ITALIE FEDERATION DE RUSSIE ROYAUME-UNI SUEDE FRANCE POLOGNE DANEMARK ROUMANIE PAYS-BAS BELGIQUE ALLEMAGNE ESPAGNE FINLANDE BRESIL CHINE NORVEGE REPUBLIQUE TCHEQUE ETATS-UNIS PORTUGAL CANADA VENEZUELA UKRAINE PHILIPPINES GRECE MALAISIE SINGAPOUR JAPON INDE

63 18 9 8 8 8 7 6 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

CHASSIS TONY KART TOP KART ZANARDI ART GP LENZOKART KOSMIC ENERGY DR FA KART PRAGA CRG HERO PCR ALPHA LH BIREL MARANELLO INTREPID FORMULA K IPK

58 23 13 12 11 10 9 9 8 7 5 5 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1

ENGINES TM LKE VORTEX PARILLA COMER BMB MODENA

63 42 39 36 1 1 1

TIRES VEGA 110 DUNLOP 42 BRIDGESTONE 31

02.03.14 INTERNATIONAL

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

RESU P.

Pilot

Nat. Mat.

Chr. Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A

Pre-Fin. B Time B

Fin Time

Basz Karol

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'12''133'''

47''026'''

47''204'''

Callum Ilott

ZANARDI / PARILLA

01'09''340'''

46''820'''

47''087'''

Lorandi Alessio

TONY KART / TM

01'08''599'''

47''165'''

47''264'''

Stupenkov Egor

RUS

ENERGY / TM

01'12''496'''

47''251'''

Kari Niko

FIN

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'09''372'''

47''184'''

47''163'''

Besancenez Paolo

TONY KART / TM

01'13''707'''

47''285'''

47''495'''

Kjaergaard Nikolai

ENERGY / TM

01'12''983'''

47''483'''

Darras Julien

KOSMIC / VORTEX

01'10''126'''

47''169'''

47''401'''

Gomez Sidney

VEN

TONY KART / TM

01'08''790'''

47''600'''

47''726'''

Troickiy Nikita

RUS

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'08''369'''

P 14

47''305'''

47''290'''

Lavelli Kevin

TOP KART / PARILLA

01'08''896'''

47''533'''

47''439'''

Marcu Dionisios

CRG / TM

01'13''329'''

47''271'''

47''305'''

Maestranzi Marco

TOP KART / PARILLA

01'12''471'''

P 17

47''584'''

47''490'''

Nielsen Nicklas

KOSMIC / VORTEX

01'09''237'''

Sette Camara Sergio

BRA

ART GP / TM

01'09''438'''

Horn Moritz

ENERGY / TM

01'12''698'''

Martynyuk Maxim

ENERGY / TM

01'09''284'''

Korneev Alexey

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'08''542'''

Fong Julien

SGP

TONY KART / TM

01'09''130'''

Dabski Karol

PRAGA / PARILLA

01'12''942'''

Xia Yifan

CHN

TONY KART / TM

01'12''496'''

Okada Takuya

ART GP / TM

01'13''630'''

Valtteri Semi

FIN

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'13''291'''

Norris Ollie

FA KART / VORTEX

01'11''292'''

Backman Jessica

KOSMIC / VORTEX

01'13''298'''

Martucci Mario

TONY KART / TM

Pulcini Leonardo

TONY KART / VORTEX

Hall Philip

Mazepin Nikita

RUS

Van Leeuwen Martijn

47''360'''

47''514'''

47''236'''

47''446'''

47''323'''

47''516'''

47''620'''

47''490'''

47''677'''

47''439'''

47''590'''

47''481'''

47''537'''

47''657'''

47''527'''

47''459'''

47''395'''

47''503'''

47''675'''

47''369'''

47''444'''

47''608'''

47''827'''

01'09''409'''

47''361'''

47''908'''

01'14''003'''

47''332'''

47''493'''

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'09''140'''

47''449'''

52''026'''

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'08''676'''

47''429'''

50''614'''

ZANARDI / PARILLA

01'12''198'''

50''997'''

Tujula Tuomas

FIN

ART GP / TM

01'12''161'''

Rossel Kevin

TONY KART / TM

01'08''265'''

47''255'''

Zackary Dante

DR / TM

01'13''846'''

47''605'''

Volkov Evgenii

RUS

TONY KART / PARILLA

01'09''349'''

48''617'''

Norris Lando

FA KART / VORTEX

01'11''592'''

49''838'''

01'14''407'''

47''594'''

47''530''' 10

6 6

47''234'''

47''804'''

Shlom Yan Leon

RUS

TONY KART / TM

01'13''139'''

Johansson Joel

PRAGA / PARILLA

01'09''999'''

Lundgaard Daniel

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'13''061'''

Joyner Tom

ZANARDI / PARILLA

01'12''409'''

Zhou Guan Yu

CHN

FA KART / VORTEX

01'12''429'''

Janker Hannes

ZANARDI / PARILLA

01'07''778'''

47''129'''

47''515'''

47''528'''

KF DUNLOP

INTERNATIONAL

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

CONCA

ITALIE

09.03.14

ULTS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A

Fewtrell Max Travisanutto Lorenzo Ticktum Daniel Mick Junior Lessennes Benjamin Roes Casper Haaga Anton Alex Ahmed Enaam Lorandi Leonardo Correa Juan Beckmann David Pull James Moreira Laliberte Kami Smodorinov Alexey Smith Joshua Francis Pasma Patrik Chinelli Massimo Garcia Lopez Marta Drugovich Felipe Ye Yi Fei Slutskiy Artem Della Coletta Murilo Kenny Roosens Petrov Artem Viscaal Bent Zotov Gleb Della Coletta Marcel Van Kalmthout Rinus Lindh Rasmus Szyszko Szymon Ross Martin Eriksson Joona Martono Presley Garofano Remigio Fernandez Sebastian Krencisz Jan Pits Andry Lappalainen Konsta Gregula Jacub Festante Aldo Lenzo Federico Mosca Tommaso Ponomarenko Milen Pankiewicz Julia Lundgaard Christian Defrancesco Devlin Slutskiy Zachar Talachanov Georgy Nyberg Tobias Travnikov Sergei Alesi Giuliano Pankiewicz Wiktoria Tridici Tommaso Sargeant Logan Maslov Matvey Yue Yang Sun Haikal Adam Clement Novalak Martinez Eliseo Milesi Charles Tashkalov Damir Legeret Lucas Maini Kush Colombo Lorenzo Vartanyan Alexander Mazzola Pietro Vasile Daniel Volegov Nikita Podobsky Lukas

GB I GB D B DK S I GB I USA L GB CAN I GB FIN I E BRA CHN RUS BRA B RUS NL RUS BRA B B PL GB FIN RO I VEN PL P FIN PL I I I RUS PL DK USA RUS RUS N RUS F PL I USA RUS J MYS CH E F RUS I IND I RUS I RO RUS CZ

FA KART / VORTEX PCR / VORTEX ZANARDI / PARILLA TONY KART / VORTEX KOSMIC / PARILLA ENERGY / TM LENZOKART / LKE DR / TM FA KART / VORTEX TONY KART / TM ENERGY / TM FA KART / VORTEX TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / TM TONY KART / PARILLA ART GP / TM ART GP / TM TONY KART / TM ZANARDI / PARILLA TONY KART / TM ART GP / TM DR / TM PCR / TM ZANARDI / TM DR / TM ZANARDI / PARILLA TONY KART / TM PCR / VORTEX ZANARDI / TM PRAGA / PARILLA KOSMIC / VORTEX TONY KART / TM KOSMIC / VORTEX TONY KART / TM LENZOKART / LKE KOSMIC / TM TONY KART / VORTEX ZANARDI / TM TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / TM LENZOKART / LKE TONY KART / TM TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / TM TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / VORTEX DR / TM TONY KART / VORTEX TOP KART / PARILLA DR / TM TONY KART / TM TONY KART / TM FORMULA K / TM TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / VORTEX FA KART / VORTEX ART GP / TM KOSMIC / VORTEX LH / TM ART GP / PARILLA TONY KART / VORTEX ZANARDI / PARILLA TONY KART / TM TONY KART / TM TONY KART / VORTEX LH / TM TONY KART / VORTEX TONY KART / PARILLA PRAGA / PARILLA

8 10 1 3 5 7 15 24 12 4 21 40 31 22 48 20 47 45 11 62 37 34 41 51 9 68 50 25 42 56 28 46 23 38 63 55 27 66 61 70 39 58 33 59 44 26 30 53 13 49 54 43 52 60 2 19 17 65 6 29 57 67 35 36 14 18 16 69 32 64

01'13''803''' 01'13''888''' 01'11''644''' 01'12''601''' 01'12''698''' 01'13''013''' 01'13''165''' 01'14''529''' 01'13''915''' 01'13''675''' 01'13''213''' 01'15''266''' 01'13''742''' 01'14''471''' 01'15''503''' 01'14''362''' 01'14''264''' 01'14''153''' 01'13''106''' 01'16''512''' 01'13''924''' 01'15''001''' 01'14''038''' 01'14''373''' 01'13''031''' 01'18''426''' 01'15''878''' 01'13''323''' 01'15''324''' 01'15''943''' 01'14''682''' 01'15''383''' 01'13''226''' 01'15''254''' 01'14''706''' 01'14''442''' 01'13''632''' 01'18''373''' 01'14''588''' 01'21''540''' 01'13''975''' 01'16''131''' 01'13''918''' 01'14''546''' 01'15''340''' 01'14''653''' 01'14''882''' 01'14''407''' 01'13''139''' 01'14''299''' 01'15''897''' 01'14''048''' 01'15''893''' 01'16''243''' 01'13''128''' 01'13''200''' 01'13''175''' 01'15''324''' 01'13''727''' 01'13''702''' 01'14''484''' 01'16''099''' 01'13''920''' 01'15''148''' 01'13''947''' 01'14''222''' 01'14''126''' 01'16''258''' 01'14''922''' 01'16''952'''

7 9 1 2 4 14 13 5 12 3 17 6 39 28 54 62 29 55 27 22 50 34 25 26 44 33 58 45 19 30 32 43 46 35 63 40 51 38 37 60 47 66 23 42 49 52 18 59 20 61 41 24 48 31 16 11 10 68 36 8 56 64 70 15 69 21 67 65 57 53

1 3 5

2 4

47''859''' 47''722'''

6 10

47''807''' 47''743'''

47''891'''

16 17 8

4 2 5

47''810''' 47''563''' 47''853'''

47''557'''

47''836'''

11 14 16

47''980''' 47''946''' 47''933'''

9 17 6

48''116''' 48''350''' 48''129'''

10 12

48''068''' 48''184'''

48''221'''

8 7

48''040''' 47''917'''

48''200'''

48''091'''

48''536'''

48''654'''

48''252'''

48''184'''

23 24

48''306''' 47''712'''

48''129'''

26 27

48''441''' 48''373'''

48''443'''

29 30 31 32 33 34 DQ

48''135''' 49''460''' 58''550'''

48''194''' 47''953''' 47''889'''

48''045'''

47''901'''

15 13

48''003''' 48''017'''

47''857'''

14 18

48''226''' 47''890'''

47''963'''

48''099'''

48''121'''

47''905'''

48''126'''

48''495'''

25 26

48''550''' 48''333'''

Pre-Fin. B Time B Fin Time

47''624''' 47''990''' 47''978'''

48''408'''

DQ DQ DQ DQ DQ EX EX

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 EX

47''915''' 47''983''' 47''947''' 47''887''' 47''783''' 47''661''' 47''842''' 47''837''' 47''541''' 47''889''' 47''921''' 47''859''' 48''024''' 48''211''' 47''753''' 48''109''' 48''375''' 48''479''' 47''952''' 48''183''' 48''266''' 48''236''' 48''357''' 48''239''' 48''144''' 48''364''' 48''884''' 48''429''' 48''329''' 59''734'''

KFJ VEGA

RESU P.

Pilot

Nat. Mat.

Chr. Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A

Fin Time

Pex Jorrit

CRG / TM

01'04''138'''

46''452'''

46''714'''

Camponeschi Flavio

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'03''627'''

46''402'''

46''715'''

Thonon Jonathan

PRAGA / PARILLA

01'03''666'''

46''356'''

46''638'''

Iglesias Jeremy

LENZOKART / LKE

01'10''893'''

46''543'''

46''724'''

Dreezen Rick

ZANARDI / PARILLA

01'02''740'''

46''440'''

46''586'''

Hanley Benjamin

ART GP / TM

01'02''577'''

46''426'''

46''705'''

Ardigo Marco

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'03''086'''

46''429'''

46''473'''

Romkema Ricardo

ENERGY / TM

01'03''262'''

46''668'''

46''892'''

Negro Riccardo

TOP KART / TM

01'05''203'''

46''509'''

46''828'''

Marcon Nicola

ENERGY / TM

01'03''416'''

48''343'''

10 47''023'''

Torsellini Mirko

ART GP / TM

01'05''561'''

Sportella Giovanni

BIREL / TM

01'06''538'''

46''924'''

12 47''044'''

Pex Stan

CRG / TM

01'05''577'''

46''688'''

13 47''019'''

Henrique Chaves

ZANARDI / PARILLA

01'03''346'''

46''933'''

14 46''973'''

Timo Daniele

MARANELLO / TM

01'03''314'''

Rismyhr Finn Erik

DR / TM

01'05''020'''

47''084'''

16 47''160'''

Doubek Martin

ART GP / TM

01'04''000'''

47''224'''

17 47''277'''

Backman Andreas

KOSMIC / VORTEX

01'04''615'''

46''933'''

18 47''306'''

Lundberg Douglas

ALPHA / TM

01'04''202'''

46''615'''

19 46''876'''

Cesetti Sauro

TOP KART / TM

01'03''042'''

46''708'''

20 46''824'''

Hajek Patrik

PRAGA / PARILLA

01'03''672'''

21 46''599'''

Beccaria Michele

TOP KART / TM

01'04''091'''

22 47''397'''

Hansen Andreas

TONY KART / VORTEX

01'03''307'''

23 48''142'''

Antonsen Emil

DR / TM

01'03''597'''

Fore Davide

CRG / TM

01'04''606'''

25 48''004'''

Cunati Simone

TOP KART / PARILLA

01'05''082'''

Vigano Matteo

TOP KART / PARILLA

01'03''631'''

Idzkowski Bartosz

CRG / TM

01'05''201'''

Maingre Thomas

ALPHA / TM

01'18''390'''

11 46''734'''

15 47''202'''

46''726'''

24 47''662'''

KZ2 BRIDGESTONE

INTERNATIONAL

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

CONCA

ITALIE

09.03.14

Pilot

Nat.

Mat.

Chr.

Time

Inter. Pre-Fin. A Time A

Pre-Fin. B Time B Fin Time

Bin Abdul Gafar Muizzuddin

HERO / LKE

55''494'''

54''957'''

54''913'''

Fetisov Bogdan

RUS

HERO / LKE

55''394'''

55''225'''

54''974'''

Dalkiran Mehmet Mert

TOP KART / PARILLA

55''304'''

55''173'''

54''868'''

Fusco Giuseppe

LENZOKART / LKE

55''342'''

55''226'''

54''971'''

Serravalle Antonio

CAN

TONY KART / LKE

55''074'''

55''124'''

54''781'''

Hauger Dennis

HERO / LKE

55''545'''

55''174'''

54''960'''

Szyszko Maciej

KOSMIC / LKE

55''332'''

55''177'''

Pagano Francesco

TOP KART / COMER

55''582'''

54''907'''

Vidales David

FA KART / LKE

55''626'''

55''308'''

Marseglia Leonardo

TONY KART / LKE

55''722'''

Bardas Aleksander

TOP KART / LENZO

55''476'''

Abrusci Nicola

TONY KART / LKE

55''231'''

Sekulic Damian

LENZOKART / LKE

55''880'''

55''109'''

Michelotto Mattia

TB KART / LKE

55''845'''

55''514'''

Hourlias Anthanasios

TOP KART / PARILLA

55''930'''

Ruvolo Biagio

LENZOKART / LKE

55''377'''

55''559'''

Vici Manuel

TOP KART / PARILLA

55''734'''

55''381'''

Narciso Samuele

TOP KART / LKE

55''800'''

Kacovsky Matej

TOP KART / LKE

56''388'''

Pitulea Tudor Ioan

TOP KART / PARILLA

55''918'''

55''507'''

Rasmus Joutsimies

TONY KART / LKE

56''370'''

55''341'''

Skocdopole Dan

TONY KART / LKE

55''916'''

55''518'''

Worship Sami

EKS / LKE

55''949'''

55''369'''

Ponta Andrei

TONY KART / LKE

56''026'''

Gomez Gutierrez Antonio

TONY KART / LKE

55''851'''

Bogdanov Dimitri

RUS

TONY KART / LKE

55''633'''

Grigorev Ivan

HERO / LKE

55''242'''

Skeed

TOP KART / PARILLA

55''218'''

Muller Mattia

LENZOKART / LKE

55''499'''

Taglianetti Oscar

LENZOKART / LKE

55''771'''

Carenini Danny

TOP KART / LKE

55''277'''

Tripoli Francesco

HERO / LKE

55''930'''

Negro Rocco A.

TOP KART / COMER

55''469'''

Cobilanski Richard

TOP KART / LKE

56''239'''

Kramp Dennis

LENZOKART / LKE

57''159'''

Maracaluso Santo

HERO / LKE

56''356'''

56''021'''

Chiappini Tommaso

TONY KART / LKE

56''412'''

Mizevych Makar

UKR

TONY KART / LKE

55''490'''

55''496'''

Camplese Riccardo Ayrton

TOP KART / LKE

56''601'''

Morricone Edoardo

TOP KART / LKE

56''742'''

56''133'''

Lahoz Lopez Alejandro

EKS / LKE

55''914'''

Man Robert

LENZOKART / LKE

55''845'''

59''251'''

Cisaria Riccardo

TOP KART / LKE

57''173'''

Beato Antonio

IPK / PARILLA

56''281'''

Coluccio Luigi

TOP KART / LKE

55''488'''

7 6

54''903'''

55''476'''

55''089'''

55''225'''

55''062'''

P 11

54''944'''

54''719'''

55''143'''

55''313'''

55''284'''

55''237'''

55''073''' 54''900'''

55''794'''

55''410'''

55''119'''

55''466'''

55''714'''

55''620'''

55''615'''

55''311'''

55''549'''

55''833'''

55''705'''

55''770'''

55''775'''

55''637'''

55''099'''

55''205'''

55''048'''

55''340'''

55''102'''

54''764'''

P 12

54''875'''

55''183'''

55''217'''

54''912'''

57''601'''

54''989'''

57''038'''

54''960'''

58''399'''

55''849'''

55''440'''

55''243'''

55''445'''

55''550'''

56''418'''

55''925'''

55''189'''

60 MINI VEGA

ULTS

HISTORIC KART

Registrations on ASK LAVAL +33 (0)6 18 00 37 06 didierturpin16@gmail.com

LA CONCA

ITALIE

STATISTICS

NATIONALITY ITALIE FEDERATION DE RUSSIE ROYAUME-UNI POLOGNE FRANCE SUEDE DANEMARK PAYS-BAS FINLANDE BELGIQUE ROUMANIE ESPAGNE ALLEMAGNE BRESIL REPUBLIQUE TCHEQUE CHINE NORVEGE ETATS-UNIS VENEZUELA PORTUGAL CANADA GRECE SINGAPOUR MALAISIE JAPON UKRAINE INDE

64 18 11 8 7 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

CHASSIS TONY KART TOP KART ZANARDI ART GP LENZOKART KOSMIC ENERGY DR FA KART PRAGA HERO CRG PCR EKS LH ALPHA BIREL MARANELLO FORMULA K IPK TB KART

61 24 13 11 11 10 8 8 8 6 6 5 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

ENGINES TM VORTEX LKE PARILLA COMER

68 42 41 32 2

TIRES VEGA 115 DUNLOP 41 BRIDGESTONE 29

09.03.14 INTERNATIONAL

WSK CHAMPIONS CUP

NATIONAL

FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIPs Info FFSA

THE 2014 FFSA KARTING SEASON IS READY TO GO With 20 meetings from March to November at 18 different circuits, 14 French Championship titles and 9 French Cups awarded in 14 competition categories, the 2014 FFSA calendar continues the strategy introduced last year to monitor the needs of competitors closely. The separation of National into two distinct categories and the choice of new tyres for KZ 125 should satisfy many drivers.

This is probably the main innovation of the coming season: with a minimum weight of 150 kg or 160 kg, National now offers a double opportunity to enjoy the attractive qualities of this successful promotional category. Whether National 150 or National 160, each will compete for the French Championship over 3 rounds or the French Cup in September at Pers. This decision will expand the market for karting at a lower cost to more experienced drivers who will have the opportunity to exercise their passion for longer.

Also new in 2014 are the tyres. In National, the Mojo F1 will be sold at a lower price than previous tyres and there will be more pleasure in driving and increased equality. There has been rigorous testing before the season organized by the FFSA, which also benefits KZ 125 and KZ 125 Gentleman who now will run on the widely acclaimed Vega SL4.

To recap, here are the approved tyres in each federal category until 2016:

MINI KART : VEGA CADETTI MINIME & CADET : BRIDGESTONE YDS NATIONALE : MOJO F1 KZ125 : PNEUMATIQUES VEGA SL4 (DRY) ET W5 (RAIN) ENDURANCE : LECONT LH03 (DRY) ET LH06 (RAIN)

REGISTRATION

Registrations are already open and can already be made online on the www.ffsakarting.org site for the full Championship where appropriate, as well as separately for each event. FFSA-KARTING.ORG

For the first time, Superkart is in the FFSA online registration system, with the exception of the two meetings of the French Championship that will take place within the European CIK-FIA Championship, at The French Open Superkart Championship will have 6 events, Assen and Le Mans, whose entry will be taken directly by the CIK. and a French Cup over 3 meetings. The French Endurance The French Endurance Championship remains the responsibility of Championship will be held over 5 events, and Mini, Cadet, the organizer KMO who should be contacted for entry National 150 and National 160 will compete for the title over three on +33 1 48 58 90 90 events. Other competitions will be held over a single weekend. or by email at euroendurance@wanadoo.fr.

NATIONAL

2014 FFSA KARTING CALENDAR 30/03 SALBRIS

30/03 DIJON

04/05 LE MANS

04/05 VAL D’ARGENTON

11/05 LÉDENON

13/07 LAVELANET

27/07 LOHÉAC

03/08 ASSEN

14/09 PERS

28/09 VALENCE

Championnat de France d’Endurance

Chpt. de France Minime/ Cadet - Championnat de France Féminin

Championnat de France Superkart / Coupe de France Superkart

Chpt. de France Minime/ Cadet / Nationale 150/ Nationale 160 (2/3)

Coupe de france KZ 125 & KZ 125 Gentleman

Championnat de France Superkart

Championnat de France d’Endurance

Championnat de France KZ125 / KZ125 Gentleman

Championnat de France Superkart & Coupe de France Superkart

Championnat de France X30/X30 Gentleman

01/06 OSTRICOURT

22/06 ANNEVILLE

22/06 NOGARO

06/07 ANGERVILLE

06/07 CROIX EN TERNOIS

Chpt. de France Minime/ Cadet & Chpt. de France Rotax Max/Rotax Master

Championnat de France d’Endurance

Championnat de France Superkart

Chpt. de F. Nationale 150/ Nationale 160 - Coupe de France Minikart & Handikart

Chpt. de France Long Circuit - Coupe de France Superkart

05/10 SOUCY

05/10 LE VIGEANT

26/10 LE MANS

26/10 SOUCY

09/11 ANGERVILLE

Championnat de France d’Endurance

Championnat de France Superkart

Chpt. de F. Nationale 150/ Nationale 160 - Coupe de France Minime / Cadet

Championnat de France d’Endurance

NATIONAL

KART RACING ACADEMY

By Frédéric Bill

LAUNCH OF THE 20 FOR KART RACIN

KART-RACING-ACADEMY.COM

014 SEASON NG ACADEMY

It was more than a driver’s presentation in early March at Le Mans under the auspices of the FFSA. Karting Racing Academy was officially launched with a full programme of activities for the members of the first session of the

new access to competition karting scheme set up by the FFSA in collaboration with 3MK Events and Sodikart. Very well organized while still very friendly, the event set the tone for the coming season for the aspiring drivers and their families.

NATIONAL

PRESENTATION AT THE AUTO SPORT ACADEMY The choice by the FFSA of it’s base at Le Mans dedicated to training perfectly symbolized the objectives of the Federation, and Morgan Caron, the National Technical Director across all formulae later stated «Being a driver is not only being able to turn a wheel». After the presentation of the staff of the Kart Racing Academy and the programme of the season and the different regulations by manager Anthony Prat, the graduates and instructors Marc Berteaux and Guy Pansart introduced the rules of good conduct, the attitude of parents and the need for sport outside of karting. The FFSA was represented by Jacques Goisque, the manager of Pole Karting as well as several presidents of the CRK, while Pierre Gasly and Charles Leclerc made the link with motorsport. It was then time for each driver to receive their equipment (custom race suit, custom rain gear, gloves, boots, neck brace and rib protection, as well as jackets and T-shirts in the colors of Kart Racing Academy) before the seat fitting. Along with an assessment of their physical condition with Frédéric Champagnac of the Auto Sport Academy, the future kart academicians experienced the flashbulbs of their first photo shoot. The tension rose a notch when they drew lots for their chassis and engine from Sodikart, the technical partner of the Kart Racing Academy. Each driver selected a ball bearing at random with a number corresponding to the complete kart that will be assigned to them for the entire season, and the opportunity to respond at their first interview.

NATIONAL

FIRST LAPS AND TRAINING AT SAUTRON

They began on four-stroke leisure karts before starting the racing machines, a highly anticipated moment and a discovery for some. After fine tuning the seats and controls provided by the Sodikart it was time to try the equipment on the track and implement their basic The young recruits returned to the heart of knowledge. the matter the next day at the Sautron track near Nantes, for their first training course In theoretical terms, the basic concepts which lasted two days. Theory was alternated were discussed with their family present with practice in the various activities, taking as well: regulations, flags, starting into account the knowledge and skills of each procedures and race tracks, illustrated which remains a priority within the groups. by videos. Then the components of the

kart to understand how it works, and the study of the fundamentals of racing and the specific vocabulary. There was satisfaction at the end of the first day, both for drivers, their families, the FFSA and the organizers. The first contact between all those involved in the Kart Racing Academy has been very positive and everyone is now looking forward to the first race on 16th-18th May at Varennes-sur-Allier.

NATIONAL

IN MARIEMBOURG: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW!

Contested at a single meeting (except for Mini and X30 Cadet categories, for which the Championship has two rounds), the Belgian Championship will be decided on 30 March 2014 at the “Karting des Fagnes” track in Mariembourg.

NATIONAL For many, this competition will also be a general practice, with the X30 Europa Challenge scheduled for Mariembourg on 17 to 20 April.

SIX CLASSES ARE INVOLVED: MINI

X30 CADET

X30 JUNIOR

Belgian national Mini licence required. Foreign drivers may not take part, under Article 18 of the CIK-FIA Regulations. Entry fee: 145 euros.

Belgian national Cadet licence required. Foreign drivers may not take part, under Article 18 of the CIK-FIA Regulations. Entry fee: 195 euros.

Belgian national Junior licence required Open to foreign drivers (Inter-C Junior licence) Tyres: Komet K1H / K1W CIB Entry fee: 195 euros.

X30 SENIOR

X30 MASTER

X30 SHIFTER

(8 full years to age 11 this year)

(from age 15 this year)

Belgian national Senior licence required Open to foreign drivers (Inter-C Senior licence) Tyres: Komet K1H / K1W CIB Entry fee: 195 euros.

(from age 11 this year to age 13 this year)

(from age 25 this year or from age 18 this year and driver weighing a minimum 80 kg)

Belgian national Senior licence required Open to foreign drivers (Inter-C Senior licence) Tyres: Komet K1H / K1W Entry fee: 195 euros.

(from age 13 this year to age 15 this year)

(age 15 this year)

Belgian national Senior licence required Open to foreign drivers (Inter-C Senior licence) Tyres: Komet K1H / K1W Entry fee: 195 euros.

PROGRAMME THURSDAY 27

free practice (full circuit)

FRIDAY 28

free practice per category (full circuit)

SATURDAY 29

free practice per category (full circuit)

SUNDAY 30

warm-up / qualifying heats / super pole / 3 races

The registration form is available at “Documents” of the web site KPEVENT.NET

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809 HP 2014 OIL - THE REVOLUT A French lubricant manufacturer at the forefront of research, the HP2 laboratory presents its new karting competition oil Phenix Triboxy-Line 809 HP, the culmination of several years of research. Approved by the CIK-FIA in 2014, 809 HP pushes the mechanical limits while being manufactured on a limited scale.

A FEW TECHNICAL DETAILS HP2 Phenix oils differ from conventional lubricants by using an exclusive pioneering production method, synthesizing Triboxylisation ® plasma, which can significantly improve

the performance and reliability of the engine. Without additives, the lubrication and combustion properties of the HP2 Phenix oils go beyond anything currently available on the market. With a complete overhaul of its formula, 809 HP 2014 goes even further in lubrication efficiency and the low mixture ratio that has made the reputation of HP2 products.

the potential of the mixture in the engine: more fuel, so more power is available at all speeds. The mixtures used in Mini or Rotax vary between 1 and 1.5%, and between 2 and 2.5% in X30 or KZ. Performance is increased, so the extreme efficiency of 809 HP is good for drivers and also tuners who can give free rein to their experimentation safely.

Concentrated efficiency, minimum usage With its unusual qualities, the 809 HP 2014 oil requires a reduction in the percentage of lubricant that increases

Powered by long hours of research, the Tryboxilisation ® process improves the exceptional anti-friction properties and load capacity of the oil which coats the engine with a film throughout. Testing

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TION CONTINUES! and racing use has confirmed that with 809 HP the wear on parts (piston, rings, cylinder and bearings) is incredibly low. Durability and mechanical reliability are direct consequences.

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Professionals can now test and try the HP 809 oil with their drivers with free samples available to them from NEW IN 2014: ONE MORE the manufacturer, an initiative that STEP UP IN PERFORMANCE demonstrates its confidence in the With the 2014 version of HP 809, coking quality of the new karting lubricant. up the engine is now a thing of the past. Combining new esters and Triboxylisation ® optimized for its new formula, the flagship product from the HP2 laboratory makes it possible to run much leaner, with positive effects at all levels to achieve record efficiencies in this area.

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PARILLA SCREAMER KZ: THE NEW TERROR ON THE CIRCUITS Against competition that has been established for many years, the Parilla Screamer engine has quickly become a great benchmark in the KZ category (125cc gearbox). Victories and podiums have been achieved in 2013, both nationally and internationally. The technical choices made by the IAME factory have certainly paid off. Proud to import into France the IAME Parilla engines and the Screamer, Action Karting has also recently released the big news of the year: the 175cc Parilla Avenger, with breathtaking performance. After launch and CIK homologation on 1 January 2013, the Parilla Screamer has forged a special path in the international results. The worthy successor to the original IAME Shifter model, winner of the KZ1 World Cup in 2013, and cemented their position in KZ2 with second position in the International Super Cup as well as a podium at the KZ1 World Championship. And in France they were not to be outdone with wins at both the Trophy Kart Mag and the French KZ125 Championship. Everyone who examined the Screamer were impressed by the potential of the engine from IAME. This is particularly the case for Luc Portaries, who actively participated in the development of Parilla engine and will do so again in 2014, following the partnership between Portaries Karting Competition and Action Karting. Last year, this merger already resulted in second place for Stephen Nuvolini in X30 Shifter at the very tough IAME International Final. No doubt the Parilla Screamer has good days ahead. Titles, victories and podiums are waiting in 2014 ...

THE 175CC PARILLA AVENGER ARRIVES The importer of IAME engines in France, Action Karting, has started to offer a brand new product in recent months, which immediately caused a sensation in it’s first outings on track. Called the Avenger, this Parilla is full of the legendary expertise of the Italian factory, including CNC machines that offer perfect machining, high reliability and an optimum level of performance. With a 175cc displacement, a carburetor of ø36 mm and an electric starter it has more power, phenomenal torque and greater ease of use. «I was amazed by its level of competitiveness. In straight lines, it’s

mind-blowing, while its flexibility allows it to exit corners perfectly, even if the engine is allowed to rev too low in the corner. You feel at ease quickly running this machine. The Avenger 175cc deserves to be used in competition,» said Stephen Nuvolini, who recently had the opportunity to test the Avenger. In addition, many professionals have been taking a close look at this engine. It has actually made its debut in the X30 Challenge Super Shifter class in France, but also in Ufolep events in group 1 Speed category. This is another IAME engine with a big future ahead of it and we may see it frequently on the circuits in 2014 ...

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THE FRENCH F4 CHAMPIONSHIP RAISES IT’S PROFILE To date nearly twenty drivers are already entered for the championship and a few places are still up for grabs for drivers who want to compete with the talented athletes who already make up the grid in 2014.

well as Valentin Moineault and Erwan Julé, all three of whom are from the 10-15 Program, established in 2009 by the FFSA, and then the Equipe de France FFSA Karting in 2013. They are joined by Bryan Elpitiya who arrives straight from the 10-15 Programme, Among the competitors this season Valentin Hasse-Clot, Tom Soubiron, there is Dorian Boccolacci with his very Amaury Richard and Hugo Sugnotflattering 2013 record in karting, as Darniche, grandson of the famous rally

driver Bernard Darniche. These young drivers are hoping to mount the podium and hear the French national anthem. Drivers from abroad are numerous with the British driver Felix Hirsiger and the Swedes Reuben Kressner and Paul Hokfelt Jr, the latter having already raced last year at Magny Cours and Ledenon. The Australian Joseph

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Mawson, the Colombian Juan Manuel Jimenez Silva and the two Russians Denis Bulatov and Vladimir Atoev also fully intend to stamp their mark on the 2014 championship. Switzerland will be represented by Gjergj Haxhiu and David Droux while Finland brings the young Simo Laaksen.

records last season with no less than Jean Eric Vergne, Charles Pic, Benoit eleven wins, 13 podiums and 152 laps Treluyer, Romain Dumas and Lo誰c Duval, in the lead of the race! winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Endurance World Champion in 2013. In this very affordable championship for young drivers, with the help of The French F4 Championship consists of partners Auto Sport Academy, the cost seven meetings with the FFSA GT Tour of the 2014 season will be 70,200 euros and the World Series by Renault. Each including tax or 58,500 euros without meeting includes a free practice session, They all hope to do as well as the very tax. This very competitive championship a qualifying session and three races for talented Anthoine Hubert, the French saw the debut, let us remember, of a total of twenty-one confrontations! F4 Champion of 2013 who broke all the many now professional drivers such as

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12 TEAMS CHOSEN FOR THE 2014 EUROCUP FORMULA RENAULT 2.0 SEASON WORLDSERIESBYRENAULT.COM

The World Series by Renault Organizing Committee and Renault Sport Technologies revealed, Wednesday 12 March, the teams selected for the 2014 Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 season. The entered teams will continue their pre-season testing this coming Monday at the Circuit de BarcelonaCatalunya. 12 teams were selected to participate in this year’s Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0, one of the most competitive championships in Europe. Among the teams authorized to enter up to three cars, there are 11 squads returning from 2013. With the association of Interwetten.com Racing, Mukesh Jani, Cong Fu Cheng and the Brothers Racing Team (BRT), entered in GT, the Michael Schneider squad will enter under the name of China BRT by JCS. Jenzer Motorsport, which will focus this year on the Formula Renault 2.0 ALPS with four cars, will be replaced by AVF. The Adrian Valles team joins the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0, after entering the Formula Renault 3.5 Series last year. Two more two-day collective testing sessions remain for the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 contenders on 17-18 March at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and on 27-28 March at the Circuito de Jerez, before the first race of the 2014 season at Motorland Aragón on 26 and 27 April. On occasion, throughout the season, the top teams and drivers from the Formula Renault 2.0 NEC and ALPS championships will measure themselves against the Eurocup regulars.

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LIST OF TEAMS SELECTED FOR 2014 IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. Teams

ARTA ENGINEERING ART JUNIOR TEAM AVF CHINA BRT BY JCS FORTEC MOTORSPORTS JOSEF KAUFMANN RACING KOIRANEN GP KTR MANOR MP MOTORSPORT PREMA POWERTEAM RC FORMULA TECH 1 RACING

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