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The Czech driver is no longer an official of the IPK-made brand.

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[dropcap]P[/dropcap]atrik Hajek and Formula K have decided to go separate ways. The decision was based on a happy and mutual agreement.
Hajek started racing with the Formula K team halfway through the 2015 season, but before that always raced as official representative of Praga karts, another brand of the IPK group (along with OK1).
Apparently, the original agreement was supposed to extend to the 2016 season, but after a meeting with IPK’s big boss Petr Ptacek, the two parties agreed to part ways.
The mutual nature of the decision finds confirmation in Petr Ptacek’s post to Hajek on his personal Facebook page.

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