Mariembourg

June 9, 2008 Harvey continues winning ways at Mariembourg

Reigning CIK FIA European kart racing champion Jack Harvey continued his race winning form over the course of the weekend to win the latest round of the Winning Series of Karting at Mariembourg in Belgium. The victory puts him second in the points with just two rounds of the championship left to run.

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June 3, 2008 WSK @ Mariembourg

http://kartlink.com/events/wsk-kf1-kf2-and-kz2-at-mariembourg/

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December 15, 2007 FIA World Champs review from the Awards Ceremony

A short video showing the highlights of the 2007 World Championships, as shown at the FIA Awards before the karting presentation.

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September 26, 2007 Abbasse and Varutti amongst the top drivers in KF1

Franck Lagorce was expecting the World Cup weekend in Mariembourg to be difficult for his 2007 FFSA Team France drivers. He wasn’t wrong either, because there were many disappointed faces in the team after the race. There were, however, some bright spots. This season has been an awkward one because of the new KF kart engine homologations.

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September 26, 2007 Foster-Jones impresses at karting’s biggest event

Competing in the KF2 class, Robert’s weekend began well enough, when he placing 21st overall in timed qualifying - just 3 tenths of a second off pole position. In his three heats, Robert finished 7th, 5th and a fighting 12th (after being knocked off the circuit at the first corner), which placed him 9th overall in the intermediate classification and gave him a fifth row start for the pre-final. ...

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September 25, 2007 World Championship for Ardigo at last

Tipped to win, Marco Ardigo and the Tony-Kart team confirmed the forecast by markedly dominating the first Karting World Championship of the new “KF” engines era. On the Belgian circuit of Mariembourg invaded by a crowd estimated at 8,000 spectators the experienced Italian driver was never really challenged, except by his own team-mate, the Briton Gary Catt, who achieved the fastest practice time and was the provisional leader after the ...

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September 24, 2007 “Worst World Champs ever”

That's the opinion of top race engineer Mark Rose. He blames the front brakes, saying they make the racing processional and remove a lot of the need for talent in the sport. "I don't want to take anything away from Ardigo and Catt, they were unbelievable, but this weekend was the worst World Championships I've ever seen," he said.

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September 24, 2007 Paddock ambience at the World Champs

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September 24, 2007 Historic karts at Mariembourg

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September 24, 2007 Heats from the KF2 World Cup

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