Europe
Sathienthirakul wins European KF2 Championship, Penalised
Tanart Sathienthirakul of Thailand started the CIK-FIA European KF2 Championship final on pole position and took the chequered flag in ...
Pull Has Best European Results (james-pull.com)
James pull had his best European race meeting earlier this month in the Italian CSAI Karting Championship held at the ...
WSK Euro Series – La Conca
A host of Asian drivers took part in the latest round of the WSK Euro Series held at the La ...
James Pull's First 2011 Euro Race
Singapore, 6 April 2011 – After kicking off the Asian karting season, James Pull travelled to Italy for his first European stint of this season, the first round of the Italian CSAI Karting Championship last weekend. Racing in the 60 Mini category at the 1.8-kilometre International Circuit Napoli of Sarno, this was the longest track that he had ever competed in. However, Pull delivered a fantastic performance despite facing stiff competition from a strong European field.
Pictures From WSK Masters
In our earlier article we mentioned that a bunch of Singaporean and Malaysian karters made their way over to the WSK Master series in Italy about a week ago. We've received pictures of the event from Cheryl Tay.
For Cheryl's reports on the event visit www.cheryl-tay.com. Also visit James Pull's website for his thoughts on the race at www.james-pull.com.
View all the pictures.
Mitchell Gilbert Impresses in Rd 1 of the WSK Master Series
Kosmic Kart Racing driver Mitchell Gilbert achieved a respectable fifth place finish in round one of the WSK Master Series in Siena, Italy between 26-29 August, despite suffering some engine troubles during the course of the weekend.
With fierce competition from 46 international competitors in the KF2 class, Mitchell was able to achieve two exceptional first place finishes during two of the weekends’ heats. An engine issue in the remaining heat left Mitchell with a twelfth place finish, putting the young Australian driver in seventh spot on the grid for the pre-final.
Starting from the dirty side of the track meant Mitchell was in a vulnerable position for the start of the pre-final, though he was able to gain one place through the course of the race finishing in sixth. Mitchell again performed well in the Siena final, gaining one position and finishing the race in fifth place, handing the 16 year old 19 valuable championship points. <--!more-->
