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Thorpe Bay karting star, Robert Foster-Jones won the British Super 1 Championship at the very last round, held in terrible conditions. Driving rain and bitterly cold winds lashed Shenington in Oxfordshire last weekend (4/5 October) but failed to dampen Robert’s charge to his third major title victory of the year.
Millennium Motorsport’s Carl Stirling clinched the British Super 1 KF3 title with a double podium in the season finale, last weekend (4/5 October). The 15-year old had gone into the final round leading the points table, but expected to be hard-pressed by his season-long rival Mackenzie Taylor.
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.
Polish driver Patryk Szczerbinski lined up pole with his MBR team-mate Alexander Albon alongside, but Ulster-man Carl Stirling moved swiftly into the lead. "I just defended from lap four, because I knew I wasn't that fast and Patryk was quick at the start, so if I'd got passed then two or three would go by," said Stirling. There was in fact ...
British Champion-elect Mark Litchfield showed he was tackling the last two rounds just as any others, all out to win. He fought back past Chris Rogers after trading the lead a couple of times, thereafter leaving no opportunities for the closely following Rogers to retaliate once more. They crossed the line 0.05 seconds apart, having dropped the third place battle in which Lee Bell had been reeled in by Jordon Lennox-Lamb, towing along ...
Matt Mason was ecstatic this weekend after taking his maiden national wins in the prestigious BRDC Stars of Tomorrow championship. The 16-year-old, who races in Junior Max, was competing in a double-header meeting at the Shenington season finale so there was a full programme on both Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Brand remains unbeaten in the British Super 1 Championship after being declared the winner at a wintry Shenington in Oxfordshire last Sunday (6 March).
Tom Ingram mastered every climatic condition Britain’s notoriously fickle weather could throw at him during the second round of the Super 1 karting championship at Shenington to seal his finest national result to-date in Junior Max – and launch himself into title contention.
Callum Bowyer was affected neither by inclement weather or the absence of his driver coach Jason Parrott on international duties when he won the second round of the British Championship for the Minimax class this weekend.
Jack Hawksworth has got his 2008 racing campaign off to the best possible start, by thoroughly trouncing the opposition in his maiden competitive outing of the year.
Please send me the 2009 KF# dates if...
that sounds good, at last a level field for all.
This is the nuts!!!!! how much balls must these guys have!