Emilien Denner showed great potential in his first KZ2 season in 2017. It was when he joined the CPB Sport team two years later that his talent really exploded. During a superb 2019 season at the wheel of a Sodi / TM KZ2, the young driver from Alsace certainly realised the hopes placed in him by becoming first of all vice-Champion of the FIA Karting European Championship and then Champion of the FIA Karting International Super Cup in Lonato in front of the 120 best KZ2 drivers in the world.

Now 19 years old, in Sodikart he has found the ideal partner to satisfy his ambitions and add to his already impressive list of achievements.

"Émilien is a great asset for the Sodi Racing Team", said Sodikart's President, Bertrand Pignolet. "His great knowledge of the equipment and the CPB Sport team will facilitate his return to the highest level. His speed and fighting spirit are qualities that I appreciate in Émilien. We are delighted to be able to count on him for the 2022 season. Together with Senna van Walstijn, he will form a very complementary duo who will enable us to achieve our objectives."

About Sodikart

Founded in 1981 by a kart racing enthusiast, Gildas Mérian, Sodikart began producing its own racing and leisure karts in 1991. In 1993, Sodi chassis won their first World Championship title, both for drivers and manufacturers. In 1998, the establishment of the largest and most modern kart factory in Couëron, France, covering more than 10,000 m², enabled Sodikart to rapidly become the world's leading manufacturer.

Present on five continents and in more than 100 countries, Sodikart is a major player in the karting market thanks to its constant drive to innovate. The French company offers a unique range of products and services through its range of SODI Racing karts and SODI Rental karts, its ITAKAshop distance sales and specialised shops, the organisation of races and events by 3MK Events, as well as its choice of Tekneex accessories and Box's equipment.

The Sodi Racing Team lines up the official Sodikart drivers at the start of the biggest international competitions.