MINI Gr.3 U10: Platon Kovtunenko takes the victory, but the title goes to Wynn Godschalk

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• Platon Kovtunenko (Borsch Racing – KR – IAME) started from pole position and led all 10 laps of the final, finishing with a gap of over two seconds ahead of the chasers. Wynn Godschalk (Kidix Driver Performance – KR – IAME) held second place from start to finish and secured the category title. Mateo Garcia Patino (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME) completed the podium, confirming third place in the overall standings as well.
• Ryan Di Munno (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME) finished fourth, just a few tenths off the podium, followed by Ghazi Almekdad (Borsch Racing – KR – IAME) in fifth. Nahyl El Gahoudi (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME), who set the fastest overall time in qualifying, ended up sixth.
• Seventh place went to Sasha Stephane Miras Y Munoz (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME), ahead of Daniel Pasquali (CRG Racing Team – TGroup – TM Kart), who finished eighth. Farel Beretta Dugat (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – Vortex) came ninth, while M. Fadhl Abbas Wibowo (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME) rounded out the top 10 in tenth place.
• Colton Schniegenberg (Ward Racing – Tony Kart – TM Kart), who set the fastest lap of the race and was battling for a podium spot, was forced to retire on the final lap after a contact while running third.

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MINI Gr.3: Stan Ratajski wins the final, Elton Hedfors is crowned champion

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• Stan Ratajski (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME) took the lead on the opening lap and held it all the way to the chequered flag, securing the final victory. The French driver also finished second in the overall championship standings.
• Lorenzo Di Pietrantonio (Kidix Driver Performance – KR – IAME) crossed the line in second place after a close battle with Ratajski throughout the race. With this result, the Italian climbs to fourth in the final series standings.
• Antonio Ianni (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – Vortex) completed the podium with an impressive comeback of 11 positions. Jean Poujol (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – Vortex) finished fourth after fighting for the podium places, ahead of Elton Hedfors (Parolin Motorsport – Parolin – TM Kart), who started from pole and was crowned 2025 WSK Euro Series champion.
• Achille Rea (Birel Art Racing – Birelart – TM Kart) finished sixth, followed by Mason Robertson (Kidix Driver Performance – KR – IAME) in seventh, after gaining 14 positions. Eighth place went to Bwana Gessesse (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME), ahead of Victor Thomas Gorun (Tony Kart Racing Team – Tony Kart – Vortex) in ninth. Rounding out the top 10 was Liam Majed Nachawati (Babyrace Driver Academy – Parolin – IAME), who set the fastest lap of the race.

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OKJ: Iskender Zulfikari dominates the final and secures the title

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• Iskender Zulfikari (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) started from pole position and led all 15 laps of the final. The Turkish driver claimed a commanding victory and was crowned champion of the category, capping off a perfect weekend.
• Valerio Viapiana (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME) finished second after a comeback drive that saw him gain four positions. The Italian was the only one able to match the winner's pace throughout the race.
• Andrea Manni (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) crossed the line in third and also secured third place in the overall championship standings. He was followed by Benjamin Manach (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) and Brown Turner (Ricky Flynn Motorsport – LN Kart – TM Kart), who finished fourth and fifth respectively.
• Sixth place went to William Calleja (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart), who set the fastest lap of the race. The Australian, still in contention for the title before the weekend, saw his chances compromised by a lacklustre qualifying performance.
• Henry Domain (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) finished seventh. Winner of the opening round in Viterbo and the championship leader before the final weekend, his hopes were also dashed by a poor qualifying session, and he ends the series second overall.
• Bosco Arias (Ricky Flynn Motorsport – LN Kart – TM Kart) took eighth place, ahead of Lucas Bonhomme (Energy Corse – Energy Corse – IAME) and Bruno Blanco (Parolin Motorsport – Parolin – TM Kart), who rounded out the top 10.
• Among the retirements was Antonio Pizzonia (Fusion Motorsport – KR – IAME), who had been in contention for both the race win and the championship, but was forced to retire after just a few laps.

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OK: Christian Costoya leaves nothing but crumbs for his rivals

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• Christian Costoya (Parolin Motorsport – Parolin – TM Kart) started from pole position and led the entire final. The Spanish driver set the fastest lap with a time of 46.936 seconds and crossed the line over two seconds ahead of his rivals. Having also won the opening round, he was crowned category champion with a flawless performance.
• Filippo Sala (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart) finished second, staying close to Costoya for the entire race. The Italian driver also secured second place in the championship standings.
• Oliver Kinnmark (Koski Motorsport – KR – IAME) crossed the line in third after a solid race, confirming his third position in the overall standings as well.
• Fourth place went to Osman Amin Kara (Forza Racing – Exprit – TM Kart), followed by William Marshall (Ward Racing – Tony Kart – TM Kart) in fifth. Behind them came Ilia Berezkin (Kalì Kart Racing – Kalì Kart – TM Kart), with Gino Rocchio (Monster K Factory Team – Monster K – TM Kart) finishing seventh.
• Yibei Sun (Ricky Flynn Motorsport – LN Kart – TM Kart) took eighth place, ahead of his teammate Luke Kornder, who was ninth. Rounding out the top 10 was Roland Kuklane (Liqui-Moly Roli Motorsport – KR – TM Kart).
• Notably, Alp Aksoy (Fusion Motorsport – KR – IAME) was forced to retire after six laps due to a technical issue, having been running in third position in the early stages of the race.

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OKNJ: Rocco Simone flies to victory, Huifei Xie secures the title

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• Rocco Simone (Kidix Driver Performance – KR – Modena Engines) won the final after steadily gaining ground throughout the race and taking the lead in the closing laps. The Italian driver crossed the finish line in first place and ended the championship in fourth overall.
• Gioele Girardello (Modena Kart Racing Team – Parolin – TM Kart) finished second after starting from pole and leading in the early stages. After losing the lead to Michele Orlando (DR – DR – Modena Engines), he remained in the front group until the chequered flag and secured second place both in the race and the championship standings.
• Albert Tamm (Modena Kart – Parolin – TM Kart) took third and set the fastest lap in 48.014 seconds. The Estonian driver concluded the season in third overall.
• Orlando, as mentioned, led during the middle stages but lacked the pace in the final laps to pull away. Despite a determined defense, he had to settle for fourth.
• After a mixed weekend, Huifei Xie (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME) finished fifth and was crowned category champion, thanks to the points earned in the final and his performance in the first round in Viterbo.
• Sebastian Riedel (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME) climbed 16 places from his starting position to finish sixth.
• Seventh place went to Nicola Henza Stanley (MP Academy Gamoto – Henza Kart – TM Kart), followed by Eli Steinbruch (CRG Racing Team – CRG – TM Kart) in eighth. Teo Policand (VictoryLane – KR – IAME) finished ninth, with Leonardo Dondi (Kidix Driver Performance – KR – Modena Engines) rounding out the top 10.
• Oleksandr Legenkyi (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME) finished eleventh after receiving a 3-second penalty for contact that caused the retirement of Vsevolod Osadcyi-Suslovskyi (Monster K Factory Team – Monster K – TM Kart) on lap six during an overtaking attempt on Girardello.

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OKN: Manuel Scognamiglio reigns supreme

Tyres: Vega

• Manuel Scognamiglio (Tellone Motorsport – KR – IAME) started from pole position, led all 17 laps of the final, and crossed the finish line with a gap of over three seconds. Having also won the opening round in Viterbo, he clinched the category title with a perfect two-out-of-two record.
• Lorenzo D’Amico (LA Motorsport – Parolin – TM Kart), in his first and only appearance of the season, finished second and, thanks to the points scored in this round, stepped onto the third step of the championship podium.
• Mike Parhiala (Kohtala Sports – CS55 – Vortex) finished third and, with that result, secured second place in the overall standings. Rounding out the top five were Lucca Croce (VictoryLane – KR – IAME) and Giuseppe Piccolo (GPM Racing Kart – Righetti Ridolfi – IAME), in fourth and fifth respectively.
• Luisa Maria Della Pietra (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME) claimed sixth place, ahead of Zachary Taylor (KGT Motorsport – Tony Kart – Vortex) and Matias Ovaska (Kohtala Sports – CS55 – Vortex). Rafael Croce (VictoryLane – KR – IAME) finished ninth, with Jure Levar (Hagemann Racing – LN – TM Kart) completing the top 10.
• Nicolas Marchesi (Team Driver Racing Kart – KR – IAME), considered a title contender ahead of the weekend, crossed the line in 12th position.

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