Results

September 30, 2008 Plenty of Victories and Titles for Intrepid in Rotax

At Genk, in Belgium, Intrepid chassis showed extraordinary performances on the final of the Rotax Max Euro Challenge, by winning in three out of four categories: Rotax Senior, Rotax Junior and Rotax Master! In addition to that, two Intrepid drivers also won the European title, while the Italian brand conquered the “chassis” title in the Rotax Junior and Rotax Master. Regardless of the category, the Cruiser model by the Italian manufacturer demonstrated once again its ...

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September 30, 2008 Another excellent performance by Fore

On the weekend of September 21, Davide Forè raced again on the La Conca circuit, where he had conquered one of his five world titles. He was certainly very keen on the idea of climbing again on the first step of the podium in Southern Italy. “With the Maranello Team, we finished the European Championship in excellent shape and when I arrived at La Conca, I felt very optimistic”, Davide pointed out. “However, I knew ...

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September 26, 2008 Another World Podium for Maranello

Winner of the World Cup for KF1, third at the World Cup for KZ1 and now third at the World Cup for KF2, the Maranello brand had a fantastic season in 2008. On September 21st, at La Conca, Czech driver Zdenek Groman did not miss the opportunity of the season in the KF2 category, while Davide Forè provided more evidence of the competitiveness ...

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September 25, 2008 Reguillon a step away from glory

Loïc Réguillon, the young driver from Normandy, showed some superb performances throughout the round of the World Cup for KF2 at La Conca. From free practice to the final, Loïc made no mistakes and was always in the pack of the best world drivers of this category. Despite efforts to take full advantage of his equipment, however, he had to content himself with ...

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September 24, 2008 Disappointment for Parrott after breaking into top three at World Champs

Jason Parrott’s performance at last weekend’s World Kart Championship was encouraging, with his speed putting in podium positions until he suffered an engine failure at La Conca in the far south of Italy.

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September 22, 2008 KF2 World Cup : Camponeschi from start to finish

As a support class to the KF1 World Championship held in Murro Leccese, was the KF2 World Cup, the class for aspiring young hopefuls. All the signs pointed to the favourite Flavio Camponeschi (Tony Kart-Vortex). Third in the World Cup last year and European Champion this year, this young 16 year old Italian had all the odds in his favour.

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September 22, 2008 Marco Ardigo World Champion again!

Already world champion after his 2007 triumph, Marco Ardigo retained his title this afternoon on the international La Conca circuit at Muro Leccese. The Tony Kart factory spearhead headed home the young Czech hope, Libor Toman (Birel-Parilla), just 17 years old, and team mate Gary Catt (Tony Kart-Vortex).

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September 21, 2008 Camponeschi impresses in KF2

Crowned European Champion in KF2 (the class for all young aspirants seeking progression into KF1) at Braga in Portugal at the beginning of August, Flavio Camponeschi (Tony Kart-Vortex) hopes now to also win the KF2 World Cup which also takes place this weekend at Muro Leccese. The Italian is bidding for a perfect weekend. Following 2nd place in yesterday’s timed practice, he won his four qualifying races run so far. If that is completed when ...

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September 21, 2008 World Championship more undecided than ever

Competitors in Karting’s world championship which is taking place this weekend at Muro Leccese in the south of Italy, competed in their qualifying races today. The Dane Nicolaj Bollingtoft secured pole position for the pre-final. But like the others, he knows that it is only Sunday’s Final that really counts.

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September 20, 2008 KF2: Dale and Camponeschi in front: 81 drivers within a second

Supporting the KF1 world championship (the top category of international karting) the KF2 World Cup is also held in Muro Leccese. In this class, which holds the hopes and aspirations of many, the competition is almost as open and undecided as in KF1.

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