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In the fifth round, also the OK and OK-Junior categories will compete in a single round. Entries in Franciacorta on the circuit's website. Almost 1,000 participations in the first 4 rounds.

The fifth and final round of the Italian ACI Karting Championship will take place on the Franciacorta Karting Track Circuit from September 21 to September 24, with the MINI Gr.3, MINI Gr.3 Under 10, KZ2, OK-N, OK-N Junior categories, while OK and OK-Junior will also have one round, while they will compete in the FIA Karting World Championship on the same circuit on October 8.

Tyres for OK and OK-Junior.
Tyres for OK: “MG Prime” mod. SM slick / mod. SW rain.
Tyres for OK Junior: “VEGA Option” mod. XH3 slick / W6 rain.

The score of the Championship in Franciacorta.
The Franciacorta appointment is the fifth and last for the 2023 season. The championship score is increasing. At stake are the titles for the MINI Gr.3 and MINI Gr.3 Under 10, KZ2, OK-N, OK-N Junior categories, as well as OK and OKJ who will fight for the title in a single round with the order of arrival of the final.

In Franciacorta, the winner of Race 1 is awarded 80 points, with points being awarded until 15th position, and 50 points for the winner of Race 2, with points being awarded until 12th position. The final classification is obtained from the sum of the best 8 results.

Entries for the Franciacorta test.
For the fifth round of the Italian ACI Karting Championship in Franciacorta, registrations are already open and must be made at the following address:
https://iscrizioni.franciacortakartingtrack.com/modulo_iscrizione.php?lang=it

Free practice.
Free practice, for all admitted classes, is prohibited from the Monday to the Wednesday preceding the race and will start on the Thursday of the week of the race.

Championship leaders.
After the fourth round in Sano, in KZ2 and in KZ2 Under 18 the leader is Cristian Bertuca, in OK-N Bartosz Grzywacz took the lead by only 3 points, in OK-N Junior Gino Rocchio commands, in MINI Gr. 3 Noah Baglin, in MINI Gr.3 Under 10 Leonardo Gorski.

Almost 1,000 participations in the first 4 rounds: the average is 244 drivers.
In the first four rounds of the Italian Championship (Cremona, La Conca, Val Vibrata and Sarno) the race average was 244 drivers, with 977 participations overall. The turnout was excellent in all categories, including the two new OK-N and OK-N Junior which registered 267 participations in the first four rounds. The largest number of participations went to MINI, which reached 416: 225 in MINI Gr.3 and 191 in MINI Gr.3 Under 10. In KZ2 there were 154 participations, while in KZN, which has already concluded in Sarno, there were 140 total participations in 3 rounds.

The program. 5th round – September 24 – Franciacorta Karting Track, Castrezzato (Brescia).
MINI Gr.3, OK-N, OK-N Junior, KZ2, OK, OKJ
Thursday, September 21: Free practice. Sporting Checks.
Friday, September 22: Free practice, Official free practice (with obligatory transponder), Timed practice.
Saturday, September 23: Qualifying heats, Repechage.
Sunday, September 24: Race-1 and Race-2, live on TV and Live Streaming.

Standings, Results, Live Timing, Live Streaming: https://www.acisport.it/CIK/

Live TV, Live Streaming.
The ACI Sport communication program for the 2023 Italian Championship includes live TV on ACI Sport TV (SKY channel 228), live Live Streaming and on demand on the www.acisport.it website, live on the Facebook page of the ACI Karting Italian Championship.

Television services in the ACI Sport Magazine on RAI Sport, national broadcasters, web and local broadcasters on the national territory. Report of the events on the ACI Sport website and on the Facebook page of the Italian ACI Karting Championship, Photogallery, press releases sent to the most important sector publications.

Gazzetta dello Sport on Wednesday, September 27.
A special one-page report on the ACI Sport Italian Karting Championship event in Franciacorta will be published on Wednesday, September 27, in the Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper.

Press Release © ACI Sport