The third round (out of four) in the FIA European Karting Championship took place on the Sarno circuit near Naples. The young French driver from Laval, Arthur Rogeon, emulated his feat in the Belgian round in May when he set the fastest time in his group, by putting on a stunningly competitive performance in qualifying in Italy.

Last year, the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior started in Zuera with a programme reduced to three events due to the pandemic. In 2021, the Spanish circuit will host the fourth and final round from 22nd to 25th July, at the end of which the European OK and Junior titles will be awarded.

The Exprit Noesis R chassis is among the best five chassis in the final of the OKJ class on the occasion of the third round of the FIA Karting European Championship. Reno Francot is, on the other hand, the best classified driver among the Racing Team’s ones.

At the Naples International Circuit, seat of the third round of the FIA Karting European Championship, the Kosmic Mercury R chassis achieves a second place in OKJ class thus staying at the top positions of the championship.

On the occasion of the third round of the FIA Karting European Championship, the Tony Kart Racing Team achieves the victory in the OKJ class with Harley Keeble. Unfortunately, a good result in the OK class is missing.

The team's drivers proved their competitiveness once again in the third round of the FIA ​​Karting European Championship OK-OKJ, although bad luck compromised the final results

The Brazilian Olin Galli, official driver of CRG Brasil, will join the CRG Racing Team for the last round of the FIA ​​European Championship - OK, scheduled at the Zuera track from 22^nd to 25^th July.

James Wharton certainly put in one of his best performances in an FIA Karting event since he joined the OK category to pursue his career before moving to single-seaters in 2022. Fast, consistent and combative, the young Australian in the Ferrari Driver Academy colours climbed from 21st to 12th place, earning hard-earned points against some formidable competition.

The third round of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK and Junior took place on the new Sarno track with temperatures exceeding 30°. The Birel ART Racing team could have hoped to do well in OK with Timoteusz Kucharczyk and in Junior with William Macintyre. But although everything did not go exactly as planned until the Finals, Birel ART confirmed its return to the top in the non-gearbox categories.

Following the many twists and turns that animated the qualifying phases of the third round of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK and Junior, surprises were expected in the two Finals. The result turned out to be more conservative than expected with the undisputed victory of Italy's Andrea Kimi Antonelli in OK and the almost winning comeback of Britain's Freddie Slater in Junior two thousandths behind his compatriot Harley Keeble.

The third round of the 2021 FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior will take place from 8th to 11th July in Italy, not far from Naples. Three quarters of the way through the season, the Sarno event could be a decisive turning point in the title race, in which only the best three results from the Qualifying Heats and the Finals are counted at the end of the four events.

The temperatures were less challenging than the day before in Sarno on Saturday, when the majority of the qualifying heats for the third round of the 2021 FIA Karting European Championship - OK and Junior were held. Although the thermometer hardly broke the 30° limit, it is easy to imagine that it was much hotter under some of the helmets.

The third round of the 2021 FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior will take place from 8th to 11th July in Italy, not far from Naples. Three quarters of the way through the season, the Sarno event could be a decisive turning point in the title race, in which only the best three results from the Qualifying Heats and the Finals are counted at the end of the four events.

On the new Sarno track, qualifying for the third round of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior took a special turn in the heat, with large gaps between some of the competitors and some surprises in the results. James Egozi (ITA) was the fastest of the 87 OK-Junior drivers, while Andrea Kimi Antonelli (ITA) took pole position among the 62 OK drivers.

The third round of the 2021 FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior will take place from 8th to 11th July in Italy, not far from Naples. Three quarters of the way through the season, the Sarno event could be a decisive turning point in the title race, in which only the best three results from the Qualifying Heats and the Finals are counted at the end of the four events.

The third round of the 2021 FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior will take place from 8th to 11th July in Italy, not far from Naples. Three quarters of the way through the season, the Sarno event could be a decisive turning point in the title race, in which only the best three results from the Qualifying Heats and the Finals are counted at the end of the four events.

From 7^th to 11^th July the International Karting will make a stop in Italy on the Sarno circuit, where it is scheduled the 3^rd Round of the FIA ​​European Championship. The CRG Racing Team will race there with 4 drivers, equally divided into the two classes: the Italian Simone Bianco and the Russian Gerasim Skulanov in OK Junior, while the Finnish Rasmus Joutsimies and the Russian Ksenia Phoenix will compete in OK.

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The two Parolin Motorsport KZ2 rookies, James Wharton and Lorenzo Travisanutto, finished the first meeting of the 2021 European Championship on a very positive note. After a worse than expected start to the competition, they recovered in the Final to both finish in the top 10. Francesco Celenta was aiming for a top five finish in the KZ class, but was unable to finish the meeting due to injury.

James Wharton's first ever participation in the FIA Karting European Championship in KZ2, where he was one of the youngest entrants, was a particularly positive experience. In Germany, his high level of performance enabled him to compete with much more experienced drivers. From Qualifying to the Final, the Australian from the Ferrari Driver Academy was able to progress to cross the finish line in a convincing 8th position.