Euro OK and OKJ. 3rd round in Portugal

OK. After the suffering disappointment at the second European round in Adria, where Karol Basz missed the podium due to a collision with an aggressive rival, in Portugal the Racing Department will try with the utmost determination to resume the path of success.

The more than 1,500 meters of the beautiful Portuguese track seem to be the perfect setting for a speedy redemption. Our Basz continues to lead the standings in OK class and the technical material is potentially winning, thanks to the formidable Mercury MY15 (http://www.kosmickart.com/leggi_prodotto.php?ID_prodotto=2322&ID_categoria=62&ID_macrocategoria=3) powered by Vortex engines.

If Basz will to confirm to be at the top of the championship, Noah Milell does not hide his expectation to perform well, after his good performance in the recent DKM event at Ampfing.

OK category - European Championship standings: http://www.cikfia.com/competitions/cik-calendar/2016/portimao/ok/championship-standings.htmOKJ. In the class reserved to the young drivers of OK Junior, we will still have on track our five promising drivers, Franck Chappard, Charles Weerts, Ivan Grigoryev, Daniel Vebster, Théo Pourchaire.

OKJ category - European Championship standings: http://www.cikfia.com/competitions/cik-calendar/2016/portimao/ok-junior/championship-standings.html
The Portuguese race will be the third of the four events scheduled in the calendar, in fact, the continental title will be awarded on the Belgian track of Genk in the last weekend of July.

Sunday's races will be broadcast live TV on the official CIK television at: http://www.cikfia.tv/live-tv.html

Standings can be found at: http://www.cikfia.com/competitions/cik-calendar/2016/portimao/ok/championship-standings.html