U18: D-21 Haase

The greatest football players often end up continuing their careers as coaches. As for the greatest kart champions, when they have not switched over to motor sport they stay on the Karting scene and sometimes become Manufacturers or kart dealers, sometimes Drivers’ managers. There are many examples: Mike Wilson, Danilo Rossi, Peter de Bruijn, Gianluca Beggio, Milan Simak, Harm Schuurman, Gianfranco Baroni, etc.

Jorn Haase is one of them. In the 1980’s, the most Italian of Danish kartmen travelled throughout the world as an official Driver and conquered many victories in Europe, Australia and Hong Kong. The most prestigious of these trophies is obviously the one he landed in 1984 at Liedolsheim (DEU) in the World Formula K Championship.

In 1989, Jorn put an end to his Driver’s career and launched his own kart make. The Haase chassis were soon to distinguish themselves. In 1993, Haase aligned an extraordinary series of titles with his official Driver Nicola Gianniberti: the Haase-Gianniberti duo clinched the World Formula Super A Championship, the European Formula Super A Championship and the World Cup in Japan! The following year, a Haase chassis took yet another world title, in Formula A this time, thanks to the Italian Marco Barindelli.

In 1995, his company extended its activities and, under the name of Titan, Haase started manufacturing his own engines. Although his Racing Team is now less involved in major international competitions, Haase nonetheless remains very present on some world markets, particularly Asian and American, with
his eponymous chassis as well as those bearing the name “Corsa”.

Drivers entered in the CIK-FIA U18 World Championship with Haase:

Christofer Berckhan (Mex); Joakim Dagberg (Swe); Jacob Gram (Dnk); Frederik Husted (Dnk); Kasper Larsen (Dnk); Jakob LindbLad (Swe); Juan Javier Valles (Mex).

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