300 drivers in Sarno’s decisive battles.

The administrative pre-race will eventually give way to the first laps at the International Circuit Napoli in Sarno starting from Thursday, March 21st. Nearly 300 drivers coming from all five Continents are getting ready to take part in the decisive round of WSK Super Master Series, the International Karting series organized by WSK Promotion. The challenge is getting tougher but succeeding in this deed is going to be very rewarding. The 1547 very fast meters of the circuit in Sarno (here in two pictures from the archive of WSK's 2018 season) will be quite crowded in all the categories. Drivers of OK, OK Junior and 60 Mini will contest their fourth round and will be joined by the expert drivers of KZ2 that will run the second and closing round of their series: a total of 59 drivers match the successful participation of the opener one month ago in Lonato (I).

Hunting for the lead.

Nothing is set in stone yet in the classifications and all results are still possible thanks also to the maximum score of 153 points available. The final battles from the circuit in Sarno are therefore going to be quite exciting. The Scot Dexter Patterson (KR-Iame-Bridgestone) is leading OK at 239 points. He is followed by Lorenzo Travisanutto (KR-Iame) at 201 and by the Brit Taylor Barnard (KR-Iame) at 158. Things are not more defined in OK Junior either where Andrea Kimi Antonelli (KR-Iame-Vega) holds P1 at 215 points, while the Dutch Thomas Ten Brinke (FA Kart-Vortex) and the Russian Nikita Bedrin (Tony Kart-Vortex) chase him equal on points at 154. The Belgian Ian Eyckmans (Parolin-TM-Vega) is leading 60 Mini from Emirates’ Rashid Al Dhaheri (Parolin-TM) 227 vs 189 points, while the Jamaican Alex Powell (Energy-TM) is also very close at 185. Before the second and closing round of KZ2, the Dutch Bas Lammers is leading from the French Adrien Renaudin (both on Sodikart-TM-Bridgestone) as the two respectively stand first and second at 91 and 89 points. The Dutch Marijn Kremers (BirelArt-TM) is third at 67 points.