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The FIA Karting European Finals offered strong emotions and thrilling moments, especially for Franceand
Sodikart
. With breathtaking performances, the drivers competed on exhilarating circuits, demonstrating their talent and determination. This weekend, French karting shone on the European stage, demonstrating a real know-how that propels the country to the heights of motorsport.
The FIA Karting European Finals lived up to all their promises with unforgettable moments of adrenaline. France, led by the formidable Sodikart team, shone both on the track and in the rankings. Passion, rivalries and victories were all there, offering the public a show rich in emotions. Sodikart: A dazzling performance During this championship, the French factory Sodikart really made its mark. With two victories in three finals, it demonstrated its incredible know-how and technical excellence. The drivers, equipped with Sodi chassis, stormed the circuit, highlighting not only their talent, but also the efficiency of their equipment. The first place in the final standings in
KZ2
for Matteo Spirgel, who finished with 176 points, underlines Sodikart’s hold on the competition. Undeniable victoriesThe Sodikart drivers proved that they knew how to win on the tracks thanks to their determination and a well-thought-out strategy. During the Val Vibrata event, daring maneuvers and impeccable overtaking were in the spotlight. France was thus able to collect numerous medals, affirming its leading position on the European scene. Find more details on these thrilling moments in the official report
here
. A conquering France in OK-Junior The category
OK-Junior
was also the scene of a historic victory with Nathan Tye, who brilliantly dominated the second event of the European Championship. This young driver, proudly wearing the colors of Sodikart, pulverized his competitors and stood out for his speed and determination. His incredible start to the season suggests a promising career and a bright future for French karting. Exciting competitions and tight rankingsEach final offered twists and turns worthy of the greatest sporting spectacles. The rankings were often within a few points, making the races all the more exciting to follow. On the circuit, names like Senna Van Walstijn and Viktor Gustafsson proved that the fight for the promising title was just as fierce. The budding champions competed in skill and strategy. For more information on the categories and titles to be competed for this season, check out this article on
FIA titles
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A bright future for French karting France has a rich heritage in motor sports, and with the emergence of new talents and the continuity of Sodikart’s excellence, the future of French karting looks brighter than ever. Pilots like Nathan Tye and Matteo Spirgel embody the hope of new victories and the sustainability of French success on the international scene. Enthusiasts can only wait impatiently for the next competitions, hoping to see their idols shine even more. To find out more about the current situation of karting in France, access this
report where winning performances are highlighted.Finally, the story of Sodikart is not only that of sporting success. Founded by Gildas and Alain Mérian, drivers from the Maine-Bretagne league, this company has built a name for itself in the heart of karting. Their vision and dedication to the sport is reflected in the success of their chassis. To find out more, see the document
France Auto Karting n°95
| . | The Performances of French Drivers in FIA Karting |
| Pilot | Notable performances |
| Matteo Spirgel | Champion in KZ2 with 176 points, representing France and Sodikart. |
| Nathan Tye | Dominated the OK-Junior, confirming his skills with a Sodi-TM set. |
| Lorenzo Travisanutto | Champion in KZ, excellent performances during the European finals. |
| Senna Van Walstijn | Strong competitor with Sodi, finished in second place in the championship. |
| Viktor Gustafsson | Bad performance with CRG, will have challenges to face against the French drivers. |
| Gildas Merian | Driver and founder of Sodikart, a pillar of the French karting scene. |
- Alain Merian Co-driver of Gildas and emblematic figure of karting in Brittany.
- Event : FIA Karting European Finals
- Emotions: Exciting races and intense competitions
- French success: Brilliant performances from France
- Championship: KZ2 and OK-Junior make an impression
- Sodikart: Brilliance of the French factory on the podium
- Victory : Nathan Tye triumphs in OK-Junior
- Performance: Matteo Spirgel and Senna Van Walstijn in the lead
- Prize list: Two victories in three finals for Sodikart