FIA Karting European Championship KZ - KZ2 - Academy Junior, Rd1, Genk, finals - The winners are Malheiro Suñe (KZ), Goldstein (KZ2) and Coigny (Academy Junior)

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KZ: Malheiro Suñe takes the victory

Tires: LeCont

Adrian Malheiro Suñe (CRG Racing Team – CRG – TM Kart) is the winner at the end of the 23 laps, maintaining the lead even after contact on the penultimate lap with his teammate Viktor Gustafsson (CRG Racing Team – CRG – TM Kart), who was subsequently forced to retire.
Stan Pex (SP Motorsport – KR – TM Kart) finishes in second position, 774 thousandths behind, while Danilo Albanese (KR Motorsport – KR – IAME) completes the podium in third position.
Daniel Vasile (Maranello Kart – Maranello – TM Kart) gains 7 positions and finishes in fourth position, followed by Emilien Denner (Formula K SRP Factory Team – IPK – TM Kart), third at the finish line, but classified fifth after a 5-second penalty for the incorrect positioning of the front fairing.
Giuseppe Palomba (Maranello Kart – Maranello – TM Kart) concludes in sixth position, gaining 14 positions compared to the start, ahead of Maksim Orlov (Sodikart – Sodi – TM Kart), also penalized by 5 seconds and dropped to seventh position from fourth place.
Tom Leuillet (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – TM Kart), penalized by 5 seconds, finishes in eighth position, followed by Jorrit Pex (SP Motorsport – KR – TM Kart), ninth after starting from 18th place. Jean Nomblot (Sodikart – Sodi – TM Kart), tenth at the finish line, completes the top-10.

KZ2: Goldstein completes the comeback and wins

Tires: LeCont

Elie Goldstein (TBKart Racing Team – TB Kart – TM Kart) takes first position at the end of the 23 laps, after starting from fifth position and recovering to the head of the field in the early stages of the race.
Matheus Morgatto (CPB Sport – Sodi – TM Kart) finishes in second position, 540 thousandths behind the winner, while Kimi Tani (La Motorsport di Nordera Luca – Parolin – TM Kart) gains four positions compared to the start and finishes in third position.
Daniel Maciá (CRG Racing Team – Kalì Kart – TM Kart) concludes in fourth position, followed by Arthur Lehouck (KR Motorsport – KR – IAME), fifth at the finish line after starting from pole position.
Maximilian Schleimer (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – TM Kart) is sixth, ahead of Genis Civico Espona (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – TM Kart), seventh. Jean Luyet (CRG Racing Team – CRG – TM Kart) finishes in eighth position, after gaining 13 positions, followed by Jayden Thien (CPB Sport – Sodi – TM Kart), ninth.
Dion Van Werven (CPB Sport – Sodi – TM Kart), tenth at the finish line, completes the top-10.

Academy Junior: Perfect weekend for Coigny

Tires: Vega

Zoltan Coigny (Exprit – Vortex – Vega) takes first position at the end of the 19 laps, maintaining the lead of the race from the start to the chequered flag.
John Han (Exprit – Vortex – Vega) finishes in second position, 2.736 seconds behind, while Kevin Pentell (Exprit – Vortex – Vega) finishes in third position, completing the decisive overtake for the podium on the final lap.
Georgios Psaroudakis (Exprit – Vortex – Vega) concludes in fourth place, followed by Takeru Shimbashi (Exprit – Vortex – Vega), fifth.
Domenico Coco (Exprit – Vortex – Vega) is sixth, ahead of João Paulo Bonadiman (Exprit – Vortex – Vega), seventh. Noah Grignet (Exprit – Vortex – Vega) finishes in eighth position, followed by Joaquin Gorlero Pizarro (Exprit – Vortex – Vega), ninth, after gaining 9 positions compared to the start. Marco Sammut (Exprit – Vortex – Vega), tenth at the finish line, completes the top-10.