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Qualifying Heats will define the finalists among the 226 drivers, representing 34 countries, battling for the class titles at Lonato. The long marathon has awarded the first points of Round 2 to the best-classified drivers at the end of the heats run from Wednesday to Thursday. The Heats of Round 3, to unfold from Friday to Saturday, will give further points before Finalists will compete in the Prefinals on Saturday and Finals on Sunday.

OK

An initial DNF penalized a lot the classification of the Australian driver James Wharton (Parolin/TM) in the heats but he then claimed two wins despite being 11th in the provisional standings. The current leader is the poleman Joe Turney (Tony Kart/Vortex) who secured one victory. He is followed by Juho Valtanen (KR/IAME) who also claimed a win, and Rafael Camara (Exprit/TM). Andrea Kimi Antonelli (KR/IAME) won one heat too and currently sits in fourth, followed by Matheus Morgatto (Birel ART/TM).

Round 2 – OK Qualifying Heats: 1. Turney; 2. Valtanen; 3. Camara; 4. Antonelli; 5. Morgatto; 6. Van Hoepen; 7. Revesz; 8. Wurz; 9. Paparo; 10. Bedrin.

Junior

The two KR Motorsport teammates Igor Cepil and the poleman Brando Badoer (both on KR/IAME) claimed two wins each and are currently first and second in the provisional classification. Ugo Ugochukwu (KR/IAME) and Harley Keeble (Tony Kart/Vortex) follow with good results. Alfio Spina also had a strong day and is in fifth place at the wheel of his new Tony Kart.

Round 2 – Junior Qualifying Heats: 1. Cepil; 2. Badoer; 3. Ugochukwu; 4. Keeble; 5. Spina; 6. Tsolov; 7. Ho; 8. Kucharczyk; 9. Rinicella; 10. Stenshorne.

Mini 60

After securing the pole position, Kean Nakamura Berta (KR/IAME) won three heats but dropped down to ninth in the standings due to a DNF. Kai Sorensen (Tony Kart/Vortex) took the lead of the standings after recovering from a tough Qualifying. He leads Andres Cardenas (Energy/TM), who took one win, and Christian Costoya Sanabria (CRG/TM) who claimed two wins. René Lammers (Parolin/IAME) also recovered well and is currently fourth.

Round 2 – Mini 60 Qualifying Heats: 1. Sorensen; 2. Cardenas; 3. Costoya; 4. Lammers; 5. Hideg; 6. Saeter; 7. Pesl; 8. Nijs; 9. Nakamura; 10. Olivieri.

KZ2

Riccardo Longhi (Birel ART/TM) had the upper hand so far in the second round of WSK Euro Series, winning all four heats he entered. Marijn Kremers (Ricciardo Kart/TM) and Paolo Ippolito (CRG/TM) claimed two wins but the latter suffered from a DNF. One win went also to Matteo Viganò (Birel ART/TM) and Giuseppe Palomba (Birel ART/TM) who climbed up the classification thanks to his constancy. The provisional classification lead is held by Longhi, followed by Kremers, Palomba, Stan Pex (KR/TM) and Viganò.

Round 2 – KZ2 Qualifying Heats: 1. Longhi; 2. Kremers; 3. Palomba; 4. Pex Stan; 5. Viganò; 6. Iglesias; 7. Albanese; 8. Torsellini; 9. Denner; 10. Pex Jorrit.

Main schedule

Friday09:00 – 11:14 Warm-Up Rnd 3
11:20 – 19:20 Heats Rnd 3
Saturday08:15 – 10:12 Warm-Up Rnd 3
10:20 – 13:00 Heats Rnd 3
13:40 – 16:20 Prefinals Rnd 2
16:20 – 19:00 Prefinals Rnd 3
Sunday08:30 – 10:27 Warm-Up Rnd 2 / Rnd 3
10:30 KZ2 Final – Rnd 2
11:00 OK Final – Rnd 2
12:30 Junior Final – Rnd 2
13:00 Mini 60 Final – Rnd 2
14:30 KZ2 Final – Rnd 3
15:00 OK Final – Rnd 3
15:30 Junior Final – Rnd 3
16:00 Mini 60 Final – Rnd 3

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