Saturday at ProKart Raceland unfolded under cloudy but dry, warmer skies. Building on Friday’s qualifying sessions and the first three Senior heats, Round 3 moved into its decisive phase with a packed program of 24 qualifying heats setting the stage for tomorrow’s Super Heats and Finals conclusion.
X30 Senior: Moya charges forward
The X30 Seniors were first on track in the morning, where Lars Ramaer built on his Friday momentum with a heat win, while Joan Aluja Olesti and Danny Carenini delivered multiple strong heat wins of their own. Ruben Moya also stayed among the leaders with four heat wins. As the afternoon sessions continued, names like Rick Nadin, Maximiano Radeck da Silva, and Freddie Lloyd made progress through the competitive midfield, picking up solid results to stay in contention. By the close of Saturday, Moya topped the intermediate classification, closely followed by Aluja Olesti and Carenini, while Lars Ramaer and Sebastiano Pavan rounded out a competitive top five.
X30 Junior: Cranham keeps control
In the junior category, Riley Cranham continued his excellent form, taking strong finishes to hold his advantage as Didier Kreeft and Jesse Phillips showed sharp racecraft, staying near the front in every heat. By the conclusion of Saturday’s Junior schedule, Cranham still led the intermediate classification ahead of Kreeft, with Phillips in third, followed by Stig De Raedemaeker and Finlay Lines in the top five.
X30 Mini: Coby steps up with two heat wins
The youngest drivers had their turn with multiple back-to-back heats throughout the day. Christian Coby delivered consistent performances all day to establish himself as a frontrunner, while Daniel Ferguson and Austin Newstead stayed right in the mix by picking up a heat win each. Coby claimed the top spot in the Mini’s intermediate classification ahead of Harry Williams, with Newstead, Mayson Hibbert, and George Clarke completing a tight top five. With the Minis showing such evenly matched pace across the heats, Sunday promises plenty more close-quarter action.
With the heats now wrapped up, grids are set for the super heats and finals on Sunday, where the winners will truly be decided at ProKart Raceland.
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