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Marco Ardigò (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) wins a race at the top for the whole weekend. This shows that Italian is increasingly fit and is recovering completely from the problem to last year's ribs.

Behind him closes a surprising Giuseppe Palomba (Intrepid Driver Program - Intrepid - TM Racing) that halfway through the race, with a good pace, is placed behind the winner and remains there until the end.

A bitter end for Francesco Iacovacci (Novalux Racing Team - Luxor - LKE), firmly in third position - after passing his team-mate Paolo Ippolito (Novalux Racing Team - Lenzokart - LKE) who finished in 6th position - up to 2 laps from the end , when he loses a wheel and retires.

Simo Puhakka (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) scored a great comeback after starting from the 16th position. The Finn, like several other drivers, had paid for the choice to use wet tires during the prefinals when the track was drying progressively.

Due to an incident in the second corner of the first lap were immediately out of play by Benjamin Tornqvist (CRG Holland - CRG - TM Racing), who started from 4th position, Joshua Fife (Energy Racing - Energy - TM Racing) and Matteo Viganò (Tony Kart Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex).

Best lap of the race for Alex Irlando (Sodikart - Sodikart - TM Racing).

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Just a couple of laps are necessary to Nicklas Nielsen (KSM Schumacher Racing Team - Tony Kart - Vortex) to take the lead in the race and not abandon it anymore, until the end of the race.

Pedro Pedro Hiltbrand (CRG - CRG - TM Racing) is behind him, with a race that is unbelievable. He starts from the last position in his prefinal and he recovers until starting in the 18th position final. In 17 laps he scores a perfect race and closes at just 2 seconds from the winner.

Behind him another driver capable of an excellent comeback, Hannes Janker (TB Racing Team - KR - Parilla): the German, fighting against Nielsen for the championship, started from the 12th position and with an excellent pace – he got the best lap of the final- manages to get on the podium.

Callum Bradshaw (CRG - CRG - TM Racing) was the loser who, up to a few laps from the end, was second and finishes 4th.

Final complicated for three drivers who seemed to be able to play the victory, given the performance shown over the weekend. We are talking about Lorenzo Travisanutto (KR Motor Sport - KR - Parilla), Dexter Patterson (Racing Force - Exprit - TM Racing) and Jonny Edgar (Racing Force - Exprit TM Racing).

The Italian closes fifth after being also in the lead. The two Forza Racing drivers struggle in the first laps. Patterson will retire, Edgar closes 7th.

To note the absence in the final of Roman Stanek (Kosmic Racing Department - Kosmic - Vortex). The Kosmic driver retires in the pre-final when he was in the top positions.

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Two protagonists of the final (and fighting for the championship) immediately come out of the scene. Let's talk about Kirill Smal (Ward Racing - Tony Kart - Vortex) and David Hadrien (Kosmic Kart Racing Department - Kosmic - Vortex). On the second lap they come into contact and lose positions: Smal finishes 11th and will recover until the eighth position, David slips into 18th position and then retires.

Gabriel Bortoleto (CRG - CRG - TM Racing) holds the first position for three laps, that is until Gabriele Minì (Parolin Racing Kart - Parolin - Parilla) overcomes him and flies towards victory.

The Brazilian is also passed by Zak O 'Sullivan (Ricky Flynn Motorsport - FA Kart - Vortex) and Dino Beganovic (Ward Racing - Tony Kart - Vortex).

Two laps from the end Maya Weug (Novalux Racing Team - Luxor - LKE), author of an excellent race, exceeds O 'Sullivan who slips 4th. The Weug, however, is passed in turn by Evan Mallet (VDK Racing - Kosmic - Parilla), Bortoleto and O 'Sullivan and so ends the race.

Worthy of mention is the excellent comeback of Francesco Pizzi (Birel Art Racing - Birelart - TM Racing), from 18th to 7th, and the best lap of the Evan Mallet final.

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The race is decided on the last lap, when Andrea Antonelli (Energy Corse - Energy - TM Racing) is overtaken by Martinius Stenshorne (Parolin Racing Kart - Parolin - TM Racing). The Italian tries to replicate overtaking but hits Sternshorne who ends off the track and will close in 7th position.

Antonelli continues and finishes 3rd, behind Tymoteusz Kucharczyk (AV Racing - Parolin - TM Racing) who wins in front of Karol Pasiewcz (Revolution Motorpsort - Energy - TM Racing).

Antonelli is then penalized for contact with 5 seconds and slips in 9th position.

Alexandru Iancu (Maranello Kart - Maranello - TM Racing) then climbs on the podium after being also at the head of the race at the beginning of the race.

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