Daily Clip 05 - A tour in the paddock! A lot of fun | Grand Finals 2018

Published on Friday, November 30, 2018

Daily Clip 05 - A tour in the paddock! A lot of fun | Grand Finals 2018

Welcome to the 2018 RMCGF hosted at the International Karting Circuit Paladino of Conde in Paraíba, Brazil. This impressive finale of the karting season sees 360 drivers coming from 55 countries during the 19th edition of this famous race. The Circuito Internacional Paladino is located in the Northeast of Brazil, a tourist and industrial hotspot, also known for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful beaches. Paladino is a popular choice for drivers as the circuit provides both speed and ample passing opportunities.

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Author: Bas Kaligis

Categories: Rotax

Tags: Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals, Brazil, RMCGF, Grand Finals, International Karting Circuit Paladino, 125 Max, EKM THUNDER KARTS, 125 Micro MAX, 125 Mini MAX, 125 Junior MAX, 125 MAX DD2 Masters, 125 MAX DD2

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