Archive for Karting news in Europe
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
Looking at the results from the first big event of 2008 held last weekend it appears that the Tonykart-Vortex dominance in KF1 from 2007 hasn't carried over in quite the same way with other manufacturers having played catch-up over the winter.
Posted in Europe, International
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
The Kosmic racing department has announced their driver lineup for 2008, and in the KF3 category this includes Mitchell Gilbert - an Australian driver that has been karting in Malaysia for the past 7 years or so.
Mitchell will be representing Malaysia in the ultra-competitive WSK series in the KF3 ...
Posted in Asia, Europe, International, Malaysia
Saturday, November 3rd, 2007
Lee Crawford in the UK took the Warden Law Circuit operators to court after being banned from the track after an alleged confrontation with another driver in October. The lawsuit failed with Lee's father being ordered to pay the case costs and the ban remains.
After a quick search for results ...
Posted in Europe, International
Sunday, October 14th, 2007
The ROK Cup International Final has just been concluded at the South Garda Karting Track with non other than Michael Schumacher making a guest appearance at the event to greet the drivers. A fair few Asian drivers made the trip over to the event and faired quite well.
Posted in Europe, International
Wednesday, October 10th, 2007
Mackenzie Taylor won the first round of the Torneo Industrie (aka: the Industrial Trophy) at Parma, Italy (6 / 7 October) on his debut with Ricky Flynn Motorsport.
In a race marred by “crashing and bashing” and with penalties and appeals flying about the paddock afterwards, the teenager crossed the line ...
Posted in Europe, International
Saturday, October 6th, 2007
Here's something interesting - a 10 hour kart race on the actual Monza F1 track. 60 teams, 6-10 drivers per team, Le-Mans style start. It isn't cheap of course at 5500 Euro for a team + 30 Euro per driver, but it ought to be quite an experience. ...
Posted in Europe, International
