The Adria Karting Raceway crowns the winners of the 2015 WSK Final Cup.
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KZ2 - Ardigò unreacheable after an uncertain start
Marco Ardigò (Tony Kart-Vortex) has a single hesitation at the start, when the lights go out, and finds himself in fourth place. Then he’s back to being the same Ardigò we’ve seen all weekend and gives his best from mid-race on, when he snatches the lead from Jorge Pescador (Praga – Parilla) and flies off to win. The Spaniard had been in control for several laps, after his pass on early race leader Arnaud Kozlinski (Sodi – TM), when his Tony rival ousted him from the top spot. Not only, after that he had to work to hold on to second, facing a heated duel with surprise front-runner Leonardo Lorandi (Tony Kart – Vortex). In fact, the Baby Race KZ2 rookie did a phenomenal performance (scoring the best lap too at 47.616) battling for second with Pescador and then securing the third place of the podium after a tight battle with Kozlinski.
KSM driver Alexander Schmitz (Tony Kart – Vortex) rounded off the top 5, after a nice rebound from a thirteenth place start. It’s too bad for the accident in the prefinal that set him back, because until then Ralf Schumacher’s driver was Ardigò’s fiercest rival.

KZ2 final standings

KF – Nielsen wins, Verschoor amazes

Nicklas Nielsen (Tony Kart – Vortex) leads from start to finish, without leaving his rivals any chance to attack. Richard Verschoor (Exprit – TM) follows in second, at the end of an incredible performance: he started from fourth place, slid down to sixth and, when Nielsen took off with World Champion Karol Basz (Kosmic – Vortex) in (distant) pursuit, he plowed his way up to the runner-up position, scoring the best lap of the race (48.051). Basz is third at the finish, followed by Marcu Dionisos (Tony Kart – Vortex), class “debutant” Logan Sargeant (FA Kart – Vortex) and Lorenzo Travisanutto (Tony Kart – Vortex).

KF final standings

KFJ - Vesti over Milesi and Vidales
In the end the winner is Forza Racing’s Frederik Vesti (Tony Kart – Vortex). The Dane does a great job of turning his pass on race leader Nicola Abrusci (Tony Kart- Vortex) into a victory. In the end, the Italian is as far down as sixth, after a contact with the other potential race winner, Clement Novalak (Tony Kart – Vortex), who gets the worst of it and has to retire.
Charles Milesi (Tony Kart – Vortex) manages to take second place ahead of David Vidales (Energy – TM), author of an incredible a 15 position rise from his grid position, with a skilled double-overtake for the last step of the podium right before the finish. The Lenzo duo of Milen Ponomarenko (Lenzokart – LKE) and Giorgio Carrara (Luxor – LKE) has to make do with rounding off the top 5. Of the two, the Russian had given the impression she could battle for the win, until she lost speed in the final battle phase. The top 10 is rounded off by Ivan Shevetsov (Tony Kart – Vortex), Hampus Eriksson (Tony Kart – Vortex), Marta Garcia (FA KArt – TM) and Ricardo Feller (Tony Kart – LKE).
A note of mention goes to the Ricky Flynn Motorsport couple of Sun Yue Yang and Dmtrii Bogdanov (both with FA Kart – Vortex)m twelfth and thirteenth at the finish, but respectively race leader for 7 out of 16 laps (Yue Yang) and author of the best lap of the race at 49.234 (Bogdanov).

KFJ final standing

MINI – Michelotto is ruthless
Teammates Mattia Michelotto and Lucas Sommerlund (both Energy – Iame) take a nice 1-2 finish in the 10 lap final of the 60 Mini. The Italian starts in pole and wins, while his Danish mate gets to second place after a 7-position climb. Mattia Muller (Tony Kart – TM), Leonardo Caglioni (Evokart – TM) and Gabriele Mini (Energy – Iame) wrap up the Top 5.

60 Mini final standings

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