WSK International Series

October 11, 2008 Maranello supportive at Zuera

Maranello drivers played a leading role in the WSK final and stirred hopes of victories and podiums in KF2 and KF3 for the Italian team. But hopes crashed after a series of race mishaps that prevented the team from reaching the desired results, despite great professionalism shown by all team members.

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October 11, 2008 Thonon and Belgium in the Spotlight

Jonathan Thonon finished the WSK international series – which marked the end of the Belgian pilot’s European season – on a high note. At the end of a meeting where he proved to be, once again, very competitive with his CRG-Maxter, he climbed on the second step of the podium on the Spanish circuit of Zuera, on 5 October, thereby finishing the WSK with a third position in the KZ2 category.

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October 11, 2008 Official WSK Update

Camponeschi and De Vries are champions along with Cesetti and Ardigo. The long WSK season has been concluded at Zuera, Spain, on the same brand new circuit that the WSK International Series had inaugurated last season. The new champions have now been crowned: Roman Flavio Camponeschi (Tony Kart-Vortex-Bridgestone) and Dutch Nick De Vries (Zanardi-Parilla-Dunlop) respectively achieved KF2 and KF3 title, whereas Sauro Cesetti from ...

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October 7, 2008 Double win brings WSK championship for De Vries

After conquering the German KF3 Championship, Dutchman Nyck De Vries added a new victory to his 2008 list of successes by winning the WSK, an international series that gathers all the best drivers in the category. At only 13, in his first Junior year, he achieved an incredible result.

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October 7, 2008 Harvey seals second place in WSK Championship

Lincolnshire kart racer Jack Harvey finished his 2008 championship season off with a battle back through the field to clinch the runner-up position in the Winning Series of Karting International Series in Zuera in Spain.

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October 2, 2008 Harvey has WSK title in his sights at Zuera

Lincolnshire-based kart racer Jack Harvey will head to the Spanish circuit of Zuera next weekend with the sole intention of picking up the pan-European Winning Series of Karting title.

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July 25, 2008 Maranello on top form at Sarno

Unrivaled domination of James Thorp in KF2, podium for Davide Fore (KZ2) and Zdenek Groman (KF2), brilliant performances of Kevin Ceccon and Aaro Vainio in KF3… the Maranello team has perfectly managed the 5th race of the 2008 WSK which was at Sarno, at the foothills of Vesuvius.

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July 25, 2008 De Vries returns to the podium

Alhough he is only at his first season in KF3, [Nyck De Vries] continues to score a series of excellent performances against pilots who are elder and especially more experienced than he is. Already at the beginning of 2008, the Dutch champion was soon confident with his Zanardi-XTR, and since then, victories and podiums have followed one another.

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July 25, 2008 Spirit recharges for the European Championships

The fifth round of the WSK International Series at Sarno saw Gianluca Beggio’s team, Spirit, lining up fewer drivers than usual. A technical decision taken by the multiple champion, who with the more important events of the season drawing nearer (European KZ2 and the KZ1 World Cup to be held in Varennes (F) on 4/7th September) decided to leave his top two gearbox drivers, Gianluca Cane and Danny Bleek, at home this time.

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July 22, 2008 Harvey takes fifth to retain championship hopes at Sarno

Jack Harvey picked up more points in the penultimate round of the Winning Series of Karting (WSK) Championship at the weekend to maintain his title aspirations as his rivals failed to make headway.

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