WSK Super Master Series rd 3, Lonato del Garda - The winners are Bergman (MINI Gr.3 U10), Perico (MINI Gr.3), Hoogendoorn (OKJ), Drummond (OK), Van Walstijn (KZ2) and Stanley (OKNJ)

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Tyres: Vega

Whatever the weather, Josh Bergman (Kidix Driver Performance - KR - IAME) seems unbeatable: in fact, the American also wins the third round of the championship, thanks to a practically perfect conduct of the race.
Wynn Godschalk (Kidix Driver Performance - KR - IAME) was unable to keep up with his teammate and finished second. In the lead in the early laps, Jan Ruudi Algre (Formula K SRP Factory Team - Formula K - TM Kart) finishes positively in third place.
Fourth and fifth place respectively for Dmitrii Samsonov (Babyrace Driver Academy - Parolin - IAME) and Andreas Papageorgiu (Monster K Factory Team - Monster K - TM Kart). Remarkable comeback of Edin Keserovic (Lanari Racing Team - KR - IAME), from 17th to sixth.
Nahyl El Gahoudi (Babyrace Driver Academy - Parolin - IAME), second in qualifying, did not qualify for the final.

MINI Gr.3: Niccolò Perico controls Xavier Lazaro (but victory is sub judice)

Tyres: Vega

The final was a two-way affair between Niccolò Perico (Team Driver Racing Kart - KR - IAME) and Xavier Lazaro (DR - TM Kart). At the end of the nine laps in the programme, it is the Italian who wins, but the classification is sub judice: in fact, the #521 driver was underweight in Prefinal A (which he won) and the team has appealed.
In spite of everything, Lazaro achieved an excellent second place, after his success in the previous round at Sarno. Third place went to Stan Ratajski (Babyrace Driver Academy - Parolin - IAME).
David Moscardi (Novalux - Lenzokart - LKE) came close to the podium, fourth, and finished ahead of Victor Gorun (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex), fifth, and Jean Poujol (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex), sixth.
Ninth position for Mason Robertson (Babyrace Driver Academy - Parolin - IAME), tenth for the former leader after the qualifying heat Elton Hedfors (Parolin Motorsport - Parolin - TM Kart), even 32nd the poleman of Friday Liam Majed Nachawati (Babyrace Driver Academy - Parolin - IAME).

No podium ceremony was held at the end of the final, as the ranking is sub judice. Consequently, no interviews were recorded.

OKJ: Dean Hoogendorn emerges in the wet

Tyres: Vega

Sunday was decisive for the Junior victory, with Dean Hoogendoorn (Prema Racing - KR - IAME) irrepressible during the final. The Dutch driver overtook Ilie Tristan Crisan (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) and Luka Scelles (VictoryLane - KR - IAME), and took his second victory in the championship.
A solid performance by Scelles, second, while poleman Crisan was unable to get ahead of everyone in the final. After a difficult qualifying, Noah Baglin (Prema Racing - KR - IAME) ends the weekend in fourth place.
Devin Walz (KR Motorsport - KR - IAME) finished fifth, ahead of an incredible Arata Endo (Ward Racing - Tony Kart - TM Kart), who went from 26th to sixth.
A good protagonist throughout the weekend, Iskender Zulfikari (Forza Racing - Exprit - TM Kart) finished eighth. Ludovico Mazzola (Birelart Racing - Birelart - TM Kart) and Mariano Lopez (Fusion Motrosport - KR - IAME) retired.

OK: between accidents and penalties, victory goes to Zac Drummond

Tyres: LeCont

Victory now seemed to be a two-way affair between Iacopo Martinese (KR Motorsport - KR - IAME) and Sebastiano Pavan (Ward Racing - Tony Kart - TM Kart), but the latter sent the former into a spin and Dries Van Langendonck (Prema Racing - KR - IAME) took advantage to finish first under the chequered flag.
However, in the post-race, Van Langendonck receives a five-second penalty for having his front nose in the wrong position. Zac Drummond (Fusion Motorsport - KR - IAME) is thus promoted to first place, while a very fast Lev Krutogolov (Energy Corse - IAME) grabs second.
Van Langendonck consequently climbs onto the lowest step of the podium. A series of penalties also involved other drivers, with the final classification completely turned upside down: Noah Wolfe (VAR by Birel - Birelart - TM Kart) was fourth, Alp Akosy (Prema Racing - KR - IAME) was fifth, Elliott Kaczynski (Ward Racing - Tony Kart - TM Kart) was sixth and Rocco Coronel (VictoryLane - KR - IAME) was seventh.
Christian Costoya (Parolin Motorsport - Parolin - TM Kart) is eighth and Viktor Gustafsson (CRG Racing Team - CRG - TM Kart) is ninth. Martinese and Filippo Sala (Forza Racing - Exprit - TM Kart) retire, while Pavan is disqualified.

KZ2: Cristian Bertuca penalised, Senna Van Walstijn wins

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With a great start from pole position, Cristian Bertuca (Birelart Racing - Birelart - TM Kart) immediately took the lead and did not let go until the chequered flag. However, a five-second penalty awarded by the stewards - for taking advantage of a track cut - dropped him to second place.
A spin at the first complicated the race for Senna Van Walstijn (CPB Sport - Sodikart - TM Kart), but with Bertuca's penalty he won the race.
Second podium with the new team for Emilien Denner (Formula K SRP Factory Team - IPK - TM Kart), ahead of Jean Nomblot (CPB Sport - Sodikart - TM Kart), fourth, Matteo Spirgel (CPB Sport - Sodikart - TM Kart), fifth, and Max Orlov (CPB Sport - Sodikart - TM Kart), sixth.
Giuseppe Palomba (Maranello Kart - Maranello Kart - TM Kart) recovered 10 positions and finished seventh, ahead of Stan Pex (SP Motorsport - KR - IAME), eighth, and Daniel Vasile (CL Racing Kart - Birelart - TM Kart), ninth. Pedro Hiltbrand (Birelart Racing - Birelart - TM Kart) retires.

OKNJ: Nicola Stanley celebrates first victory

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His weekend had started from 18th place in qualifying, but Nicola Stanley (MP Academy Gamoto - Henza Kart - TM Kart) put everyone in line in the final, with a nine-position comeback and subsequent victory, despite heavy rain.
Lucas Palacio (KR Motorsport - KR - IAME) ‘settled’ for second place, but still remains the momentary championship leader. Recovering 11 positions from the start, Michele Orlando (DR - DR - Modena Engines) raked in third place.
Two notable climbs also for Tomasz Cichoracki (Ward Racing - Tony Kart - Vortex), from 16th to fourth, and for Teo Policand (VictoryLane - KR - IAME), from 24th to fifth, although he then slips to seventh after receiving a five-second penalty for having his front nose in the wrong position.
A pity for Lenni Makinen (LA Motorsport - Parolin - TM Kart), who was in contention for the podium and ended up spinning a few laps from the end. Friday's poleman Gioele Girardello (Modena Kart Racing Team - Parolin - TM Kart) finished 14th.