In 2014, at the height of testing the new engines requested by CIK that led to the development of the OK engines, TKART had the opportunity to track test what was then only a Iame concept: a 175 cc engine derived, basically, from the KF. (Read all about it in TKart no. 25 – December 2014).

This concept is now a 175 cc, 43Cv and 26Nm of torque reality; it’s called the Super X30, and has its own category in the IAME single-brand championship. A class aimed at high level drivers who wish to accumulate experience and training to aspire to a career in motorsport and have budgets that make them able to compete both in the CIK-FIA and WSK Championships, as well as the single-brand championship. With this solution, IAME has avoided the disadvantage that often happens of drivers with different budgets and experience running in the same class, allowing the X30 Senior class to remain “popular“, without having to come to terms with super professional drivers (to whom the Super X30 dedicated).

This year, the Super X30 started in Italy, France, Belgium and Portugal, has had a great response from the public and has been very successful with those enrolled in the International Final.