The rain complicated all the finals.

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OK Final
Pedro Hiltbrand (CRG / Parilla) wins ahead of Logan Sargeant (FA Kart / Vortex) and Christian Lundgaard (Ricciardo Kart / Parilla), penalized at the end of the race, a crazy final race.

Everything is decided in the last lap when Tom Joyner (Zanardi / Parilla) got through Sargeant. The English, however, is pushed by Karol Basz (Kosmic / Vortex). The two drivers loose time and they finish in 4th and 5^th position.

Pedro Hiltbrand took advantage from this situation going to win. Logan Sargeant is second, Christian Lundgaard is third, after a very good recovery from P17 on the starting grid. Amazing race for Paavo Tonteri (CRG / Parilla) started from P27 after an incident in the pre-final, and 7^th under the checkered flag.

At the end of the race a lot of drivers take a penalization. One of them is Lundgaard. That gives the third position to Tom Joyner.








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OKJ Final
The race starts in wet conditions, but all the drivers use slick tires, so the the first few laps are very complicated.

At the end David Vidales (Tony Kart / Vortex) wins in front of Kiern Jewiss (Exprit / Vortex) and Isac Blomqvist (Tony Kart / Vortex). The Swedish driver from Ward Racing recovers 13 positions compared to the starting grid and he is again on the podium after the good result in round 1 in Zuera.

Noah Watts (Tony Kart / Vortex) and Caio Collet (BirelArt / Parilla), two of the most important driver of the weekend, loose many position for a crash at the end of the race.









 

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KZ2 Final

Fabian Federer (CRG / Modena Engines) wins a race that ends with the red flag due to rain, when all the drivers are on the track are with rain tires.

In second place we find Stan Pex (CRG / Vortex), followed by Dylan Davies (CRG / TM Racing). The three are the best with the wet track and slick tires and give to the spectators an incredible show until the red flag on lap 19 of the 24 planned.

Alessandro Irlando (Energy Corse / TM Racing) and Matteo Viganò (Top Kart / Parilla) finish 4th and 5th after having also occupied the first and second position.










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