Young driver Noah Wolfe continues to demonstrate his versatility at the highest level. Competing at Viterbo in Round 3 of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, he finished a solid 5th in the OK category, despite a technical problem in the Super Heat, which put the brakes on his ambitions.
 

Supported by Van Amersfoort Racing, Wolfe is leading an ambitious double programme in 2025, alternating between the KZ2 gearbox category and the direct-drive OK category, in order to develop his potential to the maximum for the rest of his career. In this context, Birelart Racing's expertise in these two fields proved to be a valuable asset.
 

After a modest Qualifying (24th), Wolfe made a superb comeback in the Qualifying Heats with a win, a 2nd place and a 3rd place, which enabled him to start 6th in Super Heat 1. Very fast, he was quickly on the provisional podium before being hampered by an intermittent technical problem. Nevertheless, he finished a creditable 6th, synonymous with 11th place on the grid for the Final. Consistent and incisive, he gained several positions in a highly competitive race before finally crossing the finish line in 5th position.
 

Among the other drivers supported by Birelart Racing, Aston Sharp (CL Racing) got off to an excellent start in the OK Final before being involved in a collision. Vladimir Ivannikov proved to be a very combative driver, making steady progress. In the OK-Junior class, Ludovico Mazzola gained nine positions in the Super Heat but lost ground from the start of the Final. Eloi Gonzalez, who made an impressive 22-place comeback in the heats, and Skye Parker both missed out on qualification for the Final due to retirement.
 

"Noah continues to improve with each race and confirms that he can fight at the front, even in difficult conditions," said Jordon Lennox, Team Manager of Birelart Racing. "The whole team is now focused on the next event, the FIA European OK and OK-Junior Karting Championship, which will take place again at Viterbo this weekend.”