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National Series Karting - Intense and sunny conclusion in Laval
GM
Giovanni Mele
18 September 2019

[translated with Google Translate]

The last event of the National Series Karting 2019 took advantage of a summer weather from September 13 to 15 on the circuit of Laval. Motivated by the victory in the championship the 151 participants of the 6 categories have fought intense battles during great races until the finals before revealing the 2019 champions.

Sports and fun at the rendezvous
Rarely has the outcome of the season been so contested. Except in DD2 where Nicolas Picot largely dominated the NSK, the final scores testify to the bitterness of the struggles and the competitiveness of the participants. The quality of the organization of 3MK Events has largely contributed to the success of the NSK 2019.

First choice
10 invitations to participate in the prestigious Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals and € 20,000 in sporting prizes rewarded the best and participated in the allure of the competition throughout the season. Among the Team France that will represent our country in Sarno (ITA) from 19 to 26 October, where the best Rotax riders on the planet will compete, ten drivers will come from the NSK. A complete kart (chassis and engine), tires, fuel, oil and tools will be available free of charge to participate in this event out of the ordinary.

Under the beautiful sun of Laval
The winding, hilly and fast Laval Beausoleil route has always been a reference for pilots. The last event of the NSK was no exception to the rule with exciting races to follow while being very pleasant to dispute. The sunny and increasingly warm weather, but not excessively, of course contributed to the success of the competition.

Minime: Dorison winner and champion

Pacome Weisenburger (KR) was in pole position, Sacha Avril (KR) took the lead in the heats while Paul Grisel (Parolin) came back in third while Arthur Dorison (KR) and Weisenburger fell each in a heat. But Dorison managed to control April until the finish of the final, Weisenburger ensuring the 3rd place against Grisel and Mathis Carnejac (Parolin). Hugo Martiniello (FK) had abandoned after a collision early in the race. Dorison confirmed her victory in the championship, April was in 2nd place ahead of Carnejac. Weisenburger and Grisel were in the top 5.

Final standings of NSK 2019 Minime

1- Arthur Dorison – 507 pts

2- Sacha Avril – 458 pts

3- Mathis Carnejac – 445 pts

4- Pacôme Weisenburger – 438 pts

5- Paul Grisel – 408 pts

Raccamier emerges in the final and wins the Cadet championship

Arthur Poulain (KR) had largely dominated the beginning of the meeting during the times and heats, followed by Augustin Bernier (Birel ART). But the very fast Jolan Raccamier (Birel ART) managed an exceptional final by going back to victory in front of Poulain. Behind, the battle was tough and the last lap allowed Karel Schulz to take the 3rd place against Alessandro Giusti (Parolin) and Bernier, long 3rd. Raccamier took the lead over Schulz in the championship and Poulain came back third.

Final standings of NSK 2019 Cadet

1- Jolan Raccamier – 498 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Mini Max

2- Karel Schulz – 479 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals inMini Max

3- Arthur Poulain – 439 pts

4- Augustin Bernier – 432 pts

5- Edouardt Giruca – 380 pts

Beautiful domination of Maguet in National


Sacha Maguet (Kosmic) conceded only 4th place in the pre-final on his remarkable run at the top of the category. Artus Lacroix (Exprit) was his main rival, winner in the prefinal and second in the final 0.133 "of the winner. After a discreet beginning of the meeting, Téo Blin (Tony Kart) was able to rise to the podium despite the pressure of Noam Abramczyk (Exprit) and the return of Florian Rousseau-Ricci (Kosmic). Maguet was then Abarmczyk and Rousseeau-Ricci in the championship.

Final standings of NSK 2019 Nationale

1- Sacha Maguet – 479 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Junior Max

2- Noam Abramczyk – 462 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Junior Max

3- Florian Rousseau Ricci – 456 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Junior Max

4- Gaspard Simon – 378 pts

5- Léo Poncel – 340 pts

Rotax Max: Fourquemin winner, Treillard de Quinemont champion

Unleashed, Paul Fourquemin (Sodi) won almost everything in Laval, except for a 2nd place finish in the last heat, which did not tarnish his remarkable performance. César Gazeau (FA Kart) and Guillaume Treillard from Quinemont (Kosmic) battled for a long time while trying to dislodge the leader. Treillard managed to take 2nd place in front of his rival and secure his championship title in front of Fourquemin. Jonas Venier (Tony Kart) has long been part of the category hosts with Charles Seguin (Tony Kart), but Antony Billout (Tony Kart) finished 4th in the final ahead of Charles Tesnière (Kosmic) author of a new lift and of the best lap.

Final standings of NSK 2019  Rotax Max

1- Guillaume Treillard de Quinemont – 485 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Senior Max  + Money prize 5 000 €

2- Paul Fourquemin – 478 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Senior Max  + Money prize 3 000 €

3- César Gazeau – 467 pts – Money prize 2 000 €

4- Jonas Venier – 444 pts – Money prize 1 000 €

5- Arthur Roché – 384 pts – Money prize 800 €

Antier flies wins Rotax Max Master final, but Bourdon is crowned

Antoine Antier (Kosmic) took everything from the beginning to the end of the event with great apparent ease before concluding in big winner with the best time and more than 2 '' ahead of Jonathan Wemaux (Sodi). Charly Langlois (Sodi) was third, but it was Florian Bourdon (Exprit), 2nd of the heats and 4th of the final, who won the championship while Antier came back 2nd thanks to his superb performance. Antoine Viano (Kosmic) was too far away to join the final fight.

Final standings of NSK 2019 Rotax Max Master

1- Florian Bourdon – 479 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in Senior Max + Money prize 3000 €

2- Antoine Antier – 470 pts – Money prize 2 000 €

3- Charly Langlois – 452 pts – Money prize 1 000 €

4- Clément Morin – 437 pts – Money prize 500 €

5- Antoine Viano – 435 pts – Money prize 300 €

DD2: Victory and title for Picot

Nicolas Picot (Tony Kart) dominated the race without being really worried by his opponents. Only Paolo Besancenez (Sodi) won first place in the last race, but a penalty delayed Paolo in the standings and he had to whip to finish second in the final 1.5 behind Picot. Regular ahead, Lucas Joly (Sodi) was on the 3rd step of the podium and ensured his 2nd place in the championship. Poleman of the chronos and 2nd after the heats, Antoine Barbaroux (Sodi) concluded in 4th position in front of Andrew Williamson (Tony Kart).

Final standings of NSK 2019 DD2

1- Nicolas Picot – 525 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in DD2

2- Lucas Joly – 452 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals in DD2

3- Brian Ancher – 426 pts

4- Andrew Williamson – 419 pts

5- Paolo Besancenez – 386 pts

DD2 Master: Champion leads Lavergne in the final and the championship

With his pole position in qualifying and his first place at the end of the heats, Franck Lavergne (Sodi) was the strong man at the start of the meeting. While Bruno Dos Santos gave up his 2nd place at the start of the final, Rudy Champion (Sodi) took the lead. Lavergne joined him and passed him, but ended up on a slower pace and Champion prevailed with 1.7 '' ahead while Gil Berthelot (CRG) took the 3rd place.

Final standings of NSK 2019 DD2 Master

1- Rudy Champion – 491 pts – Ticket for the Rotax International Finals DD2 Master

2- Franck Lavergne – 469 pts

3- Bruno Dos Santos – 442 pts

4- Gil Berthelot – 424 pts

5- Marc Brunet – 353 pts

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