After Friday’s timed qualifying sessions, Saturday was all about the battle for grid positions in the qualifying heats. With 24 intense races in the X30 Mini, X30 Junior and X30 Senior categories throughout the day, drivers fought hard to secure the best possible ranking for Sunday’s Super Heats. Every heat counted, as finishing positions translated into crucial points that would determine the starting order for the decisive final phases.
 

Following an intense series of qualifying heats, the X30 Mini grid is now set for the Super Heats. Wynn Godschalk leads the way with a perfect score, while George House and Charles Clough follow closely behind. With every point crucial in determining the starting positions for the final, the competition is heating up as we head into Sunday’s decisive races.
 

X30 Mini Qualifying Heats Classification:
1. Wynn Godschalk – 0 pts (SH1)
2. George House – 5 pts (SH2)
3. Charles Clough – 7 pts (SH1)
4. Aurelio Longhitano – 9 pts (SH2)
5. Francisco Correia – 14 pts (SH1)
6. Vicente Capela – 16 pts (SH2)

The stage is set for a thrilling X30 Junior showdown. Dan Allemann has dominated so far, securing a perfect score, but the battle behind him is tight, with Evan Purcell and Riley Cranham leading the chase. As the Super Heats approach, every driver will be pushing to lock in the best possible starting position.
 

X30 Junior Qualifying Heats Classification:
1. Dan Allemann – 0 pts (SH1)
2. Evan Purcell – 8 pts (SH2)
3. Riley Cranham – 10 pts (SH1)
4. Zdenek Babicek – 11 pts (SH2)
5. Archie Owen – 12 pts (SH1)
6. Sukhmani Khera – 16 pts (SH2)

The battle in X30 Senior has been fierce, with every heat playing a crucial role in shaping the standings. Thibaut Ramaekers comes out on top after a consistent performance, but Danny Carenini and Zac Green are close behind, ready to challenge in the Super Heats. With tight gaps and high stakes, tomorrow’s races will be decisive in setting up the grid for the final.
 

X30 Senior Qualifying Heats Classification:
1. Thibaut Ramaekers – 6 pts (SH1)
2. Danny Carenini – 8 pts (SH2)
3. Zac Green – 10 pts (SH1)
4. Kenzo Craigie – 19 pts (SH2)
5. Clément Outran – 19 pts (SH1)
6. Cian Geraghty – 20 pts (SH2)
 

With all the qualifying heats completed, the starting grids for the Super Heats are now set. Tomorrow, the stakes will be higher than ever, as every driver fights for a coveted spot in the Finals. The battle for the 2025 IAME Winter Cup title is reaching its thrilling climax.