Titles still to be awarded in all categories and several international drivers to join in. Among the top names coming from abroad the French driver and fresh KZ2 World Champion Dorian Boccolacci and the Brit KF3 European Champion Lando Norris.
The final race of the Italian CSAI Karting Championship is going to be quite crowded (final figures will be available only after sportive scrutineering that will take place on Friday) and announces to be really interesting as all the protagonists of the championship fighting for the title will be joined by several foreign drivers that will take the chance for a luxury test ahead of the WSK Final Cup that will take place a week afterwards on the same circuit 7 Laghi. Following this last act of the Italian Championship is therefore going to be even more interesting as it will feature a direct comparison with several protagonists of the international karting world.
In KZ2 Massimo Dante (Maranello-Tm) is the classification leader and will try and keep his position on top also with the help coming from his team mate Marco Zanchetta, who has been protagonist on the international scene during this season. The two drivers will have to face the attacks moved not only by the direct rivals in the championship but also those coming from the new winner of the International Super Cup KZ2, the French driver Dorian Boccolacci (Energy-Tm), who will be racing after his triumph in Varennes. Luca Tilloca, now at the wheel of an Energy chassis, will be among the other top drivers too.
In KF2 the French driver Julien Darras (Tony Kart-Tm), who has been leading the standings since the beginning, will have to compete against several new names but the situation seems to be more tangled in the crowded KF3, where the duel between current classification leader Alessio Lorandi (Tony Kart-Parilla) and Leonardo Pulcini (Tony Kart-Vortex) will certainly be affected by the presence of the new European Champion, the Brit Lando Norris (FA-Vortex), as well as by that of the Romanian Petru Florescu and Russian driver Robert Shwartzman (both on Tony Kart).
60 Mini will also be quite crowded as several very young foreign drivers (racing with Italian licence though) will be of the games ready to shine and therefore making Nicola Abrusci's task (Tony Kart-Lke) of keeping the lead and a good security margin to Giuseppe Fusco (Lenzokart-Lke) as the latter is still waiting to know the response to the appeal after the win he was stripped of in the second Final of Siena.
THE PROGRAMME. Free practice are scheduled for Thursday October 24th and Friday 25th (from local 14.00 Official Free Practice). Qualifying will be on Saturday from 10.10, while qualifying heats will start at 13.30. On Sunday Repechage races will begin at 9.20, while Finals-1 will take place from 10.25, and Finals-2 from 13.55.
LIVE TV COVERAGE ON NUVOLARI. Nuvolari will be showing the races live on TV next Sunday 27 October from 10.25 (GMT+2).
LIVE TIMING. All the stages of the race will be also available from Friday 25 October to Sunday 27 October in the LIVE TIMING section of the website www.acisportitalia.it.
LIVE STREAMING. All Finals-1 and Finals-2 of Sunday 27 October will be available through on line streaming on the dedicated channel Sportube 5 at www.sportube.tv or at the website www.acisportitalia.it.
CORRIERE DELLO SPORT, THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER. A special on the Italian CSAI Karting Championship race of Castelletto will be published on Thursday 31 October on the sports magazine Corriere dello Sport, featuring comments, classifications and pictures.
GAZZETTA DELLO SPORT, THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER. A special on the round of Castelletto will also be published by Gazzetta dello Sport on Thursday 31 October.
All results, classifications and picture from the racing track will be available at www.acisportitalia.it
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In the picture: the current KF2 classification leader Julien Darras (Foto Acisport).
