FIA Karting World Championship, Asum Ring Kristianstad: finals – The winners are Ramaekers (OK) and Baglin (OKJ)

[Translated with ChatGPT]

OK: Ramaekers is the champion

Tires: Maxxis

Thibaut Ramaekers (VDK Racing – KR – IAME) wins the final and is crowned World Champion of the category. Despite starting from fifth position, the VDK Racing driver managed to fight his way to the front of the field and then control the gap he was able to build.
Joe Turney (KR Motorsport – KR – IAME) finishes second, climbing 5 positions. Third place goes to Lev Krutoholov (Energy Corse – Energy – IAME).
James Anagnostiadis (Prema Racing – KR – IAME), despite starting from pole position, takes fourth place, followed by Kenzo Craigie (Prema Racing – KR – IAME) in fifth, gaining 9 positions.
Sixth place goes to Zac Drummond (Fusion Motorsport – KR – IAME), while Zac Green (KR Motorsport – KR – IAME) finishes seventh.
Aston Sharp (CL Racing Team – Birel Art – TM Kart) recovers an impressive 22 positions from the start and takes eighth place. Behind him come Jensen Burnett (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) in ninth and Filippo Sala (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) in tenth.

OKJ: Baglin dominates

Tires: Maxxis

Noah Baglin (Prema Racing – KR – IAME) takes victory in the final and is crowned FIA Karting World Champion in OKJ. The Prema Racing driver managed every phase of the race, creating a gap from the chasers in the early stages and then controlling it all the way to the finish line.
Behind him, finishing second, is Valerio Viapiana (Koski Motorsport – KR – IAME), author of a remarkable comeback. Third place goes to Dean Hoogendoorn (Prema Racing – KR – IAME).
Leonardo Gorski (MP Kartracing – Henza Kart – IAME) finishes in fourth position, followed by Ilie Crisan (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – Vortex) in fifth. Gianmatteo Rousseau (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) gains 12 positions from the start and takes sixth place.
Completing the top-10 are Will Green (Prema Racing – KR – IAME) in seventh, Manuel Miguez (CRG – CRG – IAME) in eighth, Henri-Constant Kumpen (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – Vortex) in ninth, and Luka Scelles (VictoryLane – KR – IAME) in tenth.