Compétition

Victory and a harvest of points for Roosens

There was a good start for the poleman Kenny Roosens (Kosmic / Parilla) in the Final ahead of Christian Lundgaard (Tony Kart / Vortex) and Kush Maini (Tony Kart / Vortex). In 4th position, Clement Novalak (Tony Kart / Vortex) led the chasing pack but Ulysse De Pauw (BirelART / Parilla) and Sebastian Persson (Tony Kart / Vortex) did not complete the first lap. Perdana Minang (Tony Kart / Vortex), who scored a distinguished 2nd place in the Prefinal, was relegated to 11th position. Teddy Wilson captured 4th position, followed by David Vidales (Energy / TM) and Caio Collet (Kosmic / Vortex).

Roosens was the fastest on the track already with 1.4s ahead of Lundgaard after five laps. Maini remained in the wake of the Swede, but the pack stretched out behind them. Collet successively passed Vidales and Wilson to capture 4th position. Felipe Drugovich (Kosmic / Vortex) gained 10 places to enter the top 10. Further back, Oscar Piastri (Kosmic / Parilla), penalised for a spoiler in the Prefinal, peaked in 15th in mid-race with a gain of 17 positions. There was also a good start for Charles Milesi (Tony Kart / Vortex) who took 17th with 8 places gained.

A consolidation occurred for 2nd place: Collet attacked Maini and then Lundgaard approaches to overtake on the 12th of 17 laps. Tucked into 15th before dropping to the back of the pack, Milane Petelet (Kosmic / Parilla) renewed the attack. Maini then passed Lundgaard and Vidales sneaked into 3th position before going off at high speed in the first curve to the right, then was hit by by Maini. The slow procedure was triggered. The race ended under yellow flags with a well-deserved victory for Roosens (VDK Racing Team) ahead of Collet and Maini. Lundgaard finished 4th, 5th Shvetsov. Milesi, the best French driver of the meeting, ensured a beautiful 11th position with the fastest lap, in front of the amazing Piastri, and Petelet completed his journey to 23rd.

Maini has been excluded shortly after the podium.