Archive for Karting news in Europe
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
Thursday, October 4th, 2007
Press Release:
The fourth and final round of the ROTAX MOJO Max Euro Challenge took place at Karting Genk over the weekend, where all four classes were decided only in the last races of the day. Following some changing weather conditions over the five-day event, the results from the pre-finals shuffled ...
Posted in Europe, International
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
The final round of the 2007 Euro Max Challenge came to a conlcusion on Sunday. Senior winner was Stephen Tyldesley from Great Britain driving a Gillard followed closely by Mathew Hodges on a Birel.
Check full results here for all categories. Race report from the organisers to follow.
Posted in Europe, International
Saturday, September 29th, 2007
The final round of the 2007 Rotax Max Euro Challenge is underway in Belgium this weekend. After the qualifying heats in the senior's it's Ben Cooper (CRG) that leads the way from Mike Joossens (Kombikart) and Michael Simpson (Birel).
Posted in Europe, International
Sunday, September 23rd, 2007
Marco Ardigo took the Karting World Championship in Belgium yesterday followed by his teammate Gary Catt. The event was very much Vortex dominated with the top 3 positions going to Vortex drivers however Parilla was able to put up a bit of a fight taking 4th and 6th by Anthony ...
Posted in Europe, International
Sunday, August 19th, 2007
Water deal gives Malvern his last gasp chance of karting glory
A lack of funds forced Formula A star Scott Malvern to quit karting - but thanks to a bottled water company heads back on track, and out to win this weekend's (17/18 August) Kart Masters Grand Prix.
Posted in Europe, International
