Sarno, Italy. Bas Lammers wins the 2012 World Cup in KZ1, for the second time in his career, crowning a weekend in constant progression: 10th after the qualifyings (5th in his session), in the heats he closes 4th overall (twice 2nd and 4th) and, after 3rd place in the Pre-final with best lap on track , in the Final he conquers the lead in just 8 laps and collects his victory. The Praga team thus takes home its first world title, just a year after its launch. Further proof of the high-level performance of the material also comes with private driver Alessandro Giulietti, who is always up front at the wheel of a Praga Kart: 5th in qualifyings and 10th after the heats, he confirms himself in the top 10 (8th) again in both finals. Still in KZ1, the official team collects a great result also with Patrick Hajek: in the lead in the heats (4th, 2nd, 3rd) and almost on the podium (5th) in the Pre-final, he finishes with a fantastic 6th place in the Final.
The Praga team is also protagonist in KZ2 with Adam Janous, who grows race after race: 23rd after the heats (4th in one), in the Final he starts 20th and climbs up fast to close a step from the top 10 (12th).
Praga Kart proves, once again, the quality of its products and its winning nature.
Praga Kart wins the World Cup in KZ1
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The World Cup in KZ1 and KZ2 is contested on the Napoli International Circuit (Italy) and sees the triumph of Praga Kart colours with Bas Lammers’ victory in KZ1.</p>



















