FIA Karting World Championship KZ, Kristianstad: Final - A Tony Kart one-two: Milell is world champion

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Noah Milell (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) is the new KZ world champion. The Swedish driver wins the most prestigious race of the year on his home circuit. His final was flawless: Noah got off to a perfect start from second position and immediately gained the leadership of the race. From that moment Milell is unattainable: his best lap (50.241), his victory with even more than 5 seconds on the second classified and, obviously, his world championship.

Behind the Swede comes Lorenzo Camplese (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) to complete an all-Tony Kart double. Lorenzo, over the weekend, seemed at times the fittest of the three riders of the Racing Team during the heats, but in the final he has to bend at the speed of his teammate who is unattainable.

Third place for a surprising Jorrit Pex (KR Motorsport - KR - TM Racing). The Dutchman, who hasn't participated regularly in all the races lately, has experienced a weekend in crescendo. In the final he gave his best, scoring incredible overtakes that allowed him to recover up to the podium.

The one who has experienced a terrible final is Matteo Viganò (Leclerc by Lennox Racing - Birel ART - TM Racing). The Italian in the heats earns the pole position of the final thanks to 3 victories. At the start of the final he lost the first position and placed himself in second position, behind Milell, but his race did not last even a lap due to a failure that forced him to retire.

Fourth place for Viktor Gustavsson (Leclerc by Lennox Racing - Birel ART - TM Racing) who for most of the race seems to be sure of being able to take third place in the world championship in the home race, but nothing can against a wild Pex.

Simo Puhakka (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) fails to get the right start in the very first laps of the race, after starting from 7th position. The Finn seems to have a rhythm at the level of his two teammates, but he is unable to recover which instead gets Pex. In particular, he engages in a duel with Fabian Federer (SRP Racing Team - Maranello - TM Racing) who will then close behind him, ahead of Paolo Ippolito (CRG Racing Team - CRG - TM Racing) and Stan Pex (KR Motorsport - KR - TM Racing ), also capable of an excellent pace or of recovering 6 positions.

The top ten is closed by the two Birel Art Racing drivers, Marijn Kremers (Birel Art Racing - Birel Art - TM Racing) and Riccardo Longhi (Birel Art Racing - Birel Art - TM Racing), capable of good performances in the final, perhaps the best of all weekend, but they pay for the departure from the mid-grid positions.

Worth noting is the performance of Andrea Kimi Antonelli (KR Motorsport - KR - IAME): the young Italian once again misses the start and really loses many positions, but still shows an excellent speed so as to score the second best lap of the race (50,265).