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Angelard and Soofi in action at Cremona for the Rok Cup Italy

The weekend in Cremona saw two drivers take part in the ROK Cup Italy: Julia Angelard and Tariq Soofi. Both drivers are ready to get back on track with renewed determination, aware of how important this weekend was for their development.
Angelard and Soofi in action at Cremona for the Rok Cup Italy
Julia Angelard - ROK Cup Italy - Cremona (Italy)
RACE 1: P17
Julia Angelard was the first driver on track for the sixth round of the ROK Cup Italy, which took place in Cremona. The young Polish driver showed great speed, especially during the free practice sessions, where she was among the fastest. However, in qualifying, an unfortunate slowdown by another competitor compromised her position, preventing her from starting in a favorable spot for the heats. During the final, despite her efforts and determination, Julia couldn’t make her way up the positions, finishing in P17.

The weekend wasn’t negative: Julia was consistently fast, always within the top ten, and fought hard throughout the competition. This weekend has been a crucial step in the growth of the young driver, who continues to improve and make her mark in every race. The next round of the ROK Cup Italy will be an important opportunity for Julia to redeem herself and confirm the great start to the season, continuing to fight for more ambitious results.

Tariq Soofi - ROK Cup Italy - Cremona (Italy)
RACE 1: P20/P19
RACE 2: P16
Tariq Soofi was engaged in the ROK Cup Italy. This race was his second competition in Italy, after the Rotax Grand Final in Sarno at the end of 2024. It was also his first time on the Cremona track. The young driver from Bahrain had a positive weekend, marked by intense battles and, most importantly, valuable lessons. Tariq finished the competition with a P19 in Race 1 and a P16 in Race 2.

This weekend was essential for Tariq’s growth, as he adapts his driving style to what is required in European competitions, which are different from those in his home country. The driver completed the weekend with continuous progress, improving lap after lap and adapting to the track with great determination. His work doesn’t stop here: Tariq will continue with more test days in Italy, at Lonato and Franciacorta, before the next round of the ROK Cup Italy at Franciacorta, where he will aim to put into practice all he has learned so far.

Author: Gabriele Bovio
 
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