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Jonathan Thonon (CRG/Maxter) largely dominated the second and final round of the KZ1 European Championship, which was held this weekend in Mariembourg, Belgium, to win the European crown. In KF1 Marco Ardigo (Tony Kart/Vortex) is back on course for the title which will be decided at the final in Portugal following his two race wins whilst Joffrey Demanse had a fine showing in KZ2.
With its many qualifying races which determine the 34 qualifiers for Sunday’s starting grid, the Saturday is traditionally a testing and competitive time in the European Championship. Jonathon Thonon dominated KZ1 but the competition has been fierce in KF1 and KZ2.
After a day of Free Practice in yesterday’s sunshine, the competitors discovered new track conditions today. A sudden downpour shortly before the start of qualifying practice in categories KF1 and KZ1 changed everything. Consequently, it was on a wet track that the drivers set out for their battle against the stop watch.
Independent team JRP’s two podium finishes in last Sunday’s 2nd round of the Spanish Open Championship (22 June) will drive the team to go for wins in the second half of the season.
Mark Litchfield (Ripley, Derbyshire) took control of the Renault-sponsored UK British Karting championship with two crucial race wins at Rowrah in Cumbria on 15th June. Litchfield has won the series three times in previous years and is well on his way to a fourth title as he leads the KF1 championship by 15 points at the halfway stage.
Wins for Sainz, Barrabeig (KF3), Alabart and Convers (KF2) in the second round of the Spanish Championships, with Hale and Wright also performing well.
Carl, Adam and Craig Stirling showed their star quality at last Sunday’s (15 June) third round of the British Super 1 kart Championship.
A Swede, a Russian and a Finn shared the wins in the 2008 CIK-FIA Viking Trophy held at Lappeenranta in Finland, not far from the Russian border.
Jonathan Walker’s two second-place finishes in the 3rd round of the British Super 1 kart Championship at Rowrah in the Lake District over the weekend (14/15 June), have moved the Blackburn racer into 4th place in the title hunt.
Hot on the heels of his fourth place in Belgium last weekend, Jordan Chamberlain consolidated his lead in the British Kart Championship with two second places at Rowrah in the Lake District.
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