WSK, Nakamura, Dedecker and Van Langendonck provisional leaders

OK - Nakamura takes the lead in the classification
The OKJ World Champion Kean Nakamura-Berta takes the lead. The Japanese driver, thanks to two wins and a fifth place in the three direct clashes, start first for tomorrow's Prefinal A. An enviable score for Nakamura-Berta, especially considering the margin of error on a wet track. However, Joe Turney (one win, one second and one third place), who is tied on points with Nakamura-Berta and the leader of Prefinal B, also deserves credit. Tomass Stolcermanis and Tuukka Taponen, both tied on points for Prefinal A and B, rounded out the top rows. The general top five is completed by Cristian Bertuca, first of the Birel Art drivers on the track and third in Pref. A. 

OKJ - Dedecker in great shape
The Belgian driver is in great shape and in absolute growth compared to the beginning of the season. Also in this case, despite the difficulties in the race management, Dedecker made continuity prevail with a victory, a second and a third place, sanctioned by a fifth position. Placings useful to top the OKJ classification and tomorrow's first Pre-final. Tight fight with Renè Lammers, almost at the level of his rival also with a victory to his credit, he will lead the second Pre-final. Convincing weekend for the Russian Kirill Dzitiev, third overall ahead of Oleksandr Bondarev in fourth place. Among the twists and turns, the retirement of Anatoly Khavalkin in the last available heat, cost the Russian a place among the top five. 

60 Mini - Van Langendonck continues
The young karting driver from Parolin doesn't stop his race by taking five victories out of five available heats. In addition to the pole position for the pre-final, Van Langendonck also puts a serious mortgage on the stage victory. Kilian Josseron and Roman Kamyab followed in virtual second and third place. 

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