The KZ final was dominated by Trefilov (Maranello/Tm Kart), who pulled away right from the start. But the real interest in this race was to see who would come out on top between Travisanutto (Parolin/Tm Kart), Van Walstijn (Sodi/Tm Kart), and Gustafsson (CRG/Tm Kart). After a few laps, the Swedish driver from CRG couldn't keep up with the leaders, and the title battle narrowed down to two. Van Walstijn was fast (as always this weekend) and seemed poised to succeed when he passed Hilbrand to take fourth place. But Travisanutto responded by overtaking Camplese, thus edging out Van Walstijn in the championship by just one point. In the end, Van Walstijn gave it his all to pass Camplese, but the Italian Tony Kart driver held his position, helping Travisanutto secure the European title. Unlike Gustafsson, Van Walstijn at least gave it a shot. Let’s say the incident in the pre-final with Gustafsson cost him dearly—such mistakes can’t be made... And Travi took full advantage.
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KZ2: Spirgel Perfect
The French Sodi driver nailed the start and took the lead in the final ahead of Orlov (Parolin/Tm Kart). In the end, Spirgel, with the title already secured, allowed the Russian to pass, who deservedly won the race. On the podium was the Dutch driver Schormans (Sodi/Tm Kart). Vasile, who finished fourth, had to settle for the runner-up position in the championship. The top Italian, Bertuca (Birel Art/Tm Kart), finished fifth.
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KZ2 Masters: Forè out immediately and Abbasse penalized by 5 seconds after the race, Nalon dominates the final and claims the title
The start was crucial in determining the outcome of this KZ2 Masters championship. Forè (Birel Art/Tm Kart) was involved in a fortuitous collision with Nalon (Parolin/Tm Kart) and was forced to retire. Mizzoni (Italcorse/Tm Kart) initially led the race but was also forced to retire on the eighth lap due to mechanical issues. Nalon then took the lead, being the fastest on the track with a time of 49.3 seconds. Piccioni (TK/Tm Kart) had the satisfaction of finishing second, ahead of Abbasse (Sodi/Tm Kart), who was penalized after the race for an irregularity (5 seconds), which handed the title to Nalon. Nalon, who was previously in fourth place with 102 points, jumped to the top with 153 points.
The start was crucial in determining the outcome of this KZ2 Masters championship. Forè (Birel Art/Tm Kart) was involved in a fortuitous collision with Nalon (Parolin/Tm Kart) and was forced to retire. Mizzoni (Italcorse/Tm Kart) initially led the race but was also forced to retire on the eighth lap due to mechanical issues. Nalon then took the lead, being the fastest on the track with a time of 49.3 seconds. Piccioni (TK/Tm Kart) had the satisfaction of finishing second, ahead of Abbasse (Sodi/Tm Kart), who was penalized after the race for an irregularity (5 seconds), which handed the title to Nalon. Nalon, who was previously in fourth place with 102 points, jumped to the top with 153 points.
