The 29th Spring Trophy reached its conclusion in Lonato on Sunday with a great participation and a top class spectacle. A total of 440 drivers got on track in the opener held a week ago (204 drivers) and in the final held on March 25th when further 236 drivers contested national categories and the opener of Rok Cup North Area.
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KZ2
A very intense racing day has characterized this edition that counted 16 races and 9 finals. In the national categories, the most powerful category KZ2 has been highly spectacular and the Italian Manuel Cozzaglio was literally unleashed on his BirelArt-Tm, winning an hard-fought final from Francesco Celenta (Praga-Tm) to Alessandro Buran (Vrk-Tm). The winner of the opener, William Lanzeni (Ricciartdo-Tm) had to settle for P7, but this result earned him the victory of the Spring Trophy in the sum of the two results.
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OK-Junior
The victory of the closing race of OK-Junior went to Moritz Ebner on Energy-Tm, but the Swiss Antonio Lagrotteria (Exprit-Tm) managed to secure the trophy ending second. The third place on the podium went to Brando Pozzi (Croc-Tm).
60 MINI
Giovanni Trentin (Parolin-Iame) had the upper hand in 60 Mini following the victory scored by the Austrian Kiano Blum (CRG-Tm) in the opener. The latter had been delayed this time around in qualifying due to a technical problem. The young Austrian managed nevertheless to recover up to P3 in the Final, closing his race also behind the Swede William Adolfsson (BirelArt-Tm). This result allowed Blum to get the Trophy though.
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ENTRY LEVEL
The Final of the Entry level category reserved to the very young drivers was won by Cristian Romeo (Tony Kart-Lke), but the Trophy was won by Filippo Sala (Parolin-Lke), who was second in this race. The third place went to Nicolò Cipriani (Gold-Iame).
SENIOR ROK
Rok Cup categories counted a total of 150 drivers on track. Polish drivers had the upper hand in Senior Rok, as Maciej Szysko led his brother and team mate Szymon Szysko on Kosmic-Vortex, as well as fellow-countryman Franciszek Palmirski (FA-Vortex). Rok Expert got on track at the same time of Senior and the victory in this class went to Tino Donadei (Evokart-Vortex).
SHIFTER ROK
Gabriele Bensi (Brm-Vortex) run a good race in Shifter Rok and managed to pip the Swiss Samuel Luyet (Tony Kart-Vortex) and Riccardo Cinti (Tony Kart-Vortex) at the end of a good duel.
SUPER ROK
A great duel was also fought in Super Rok. The driver from Andorra Alexandre Machado (Tony Kart-Vortex) managed to emerge as the winner, leading the South African Fabienne Lanz (Formula K-Vortex) and Luca Bertonelli (Tony Kart-Vortex).
JUNIOR ROK
The spectacle in Junior Rok has also been excellent. Federico Cecchi eventually won the race proceeding Valentino Bracco, both on Tony Kart-Vortex, while the Pole Marcel Kuc (Energy-Vortex) won the sprint for P3.
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MINI ROK
Mini Rok also had an exciting sprint to the line. The top step of the podium was eventually taken by Cristian Bertuca (Evokart-Vortex), who led Andrea Barbieri (Parolin-Vortex) and Davide Marconato (Top Kart-Vortex).
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- Complete results are available at www.southgardakarting.it
The next racing event in Lonato is the opener of the DKM German Championship next April 15th.