After victories in the Champions Cup, Super Master and Open Cup series from WSK Promotion, Sodikart has just added a fourth success in the events organised by the famous Italian promoter. Scheduled over two meetings, the WSK Final Cup had a rather difficult opening round to manage. The drivers and the machines were put to the test due to the alternating wet and dry weather conditions. But in any case, the Sodi Racing Team was able to handle the situation perfectly.

Orange Power

On the first official day on Friday, Émilien Denner confirmed his very high level of performance when he was fastest in the last Free Practice session on slick tyres, before taking pole position on rain tyres. He followed this up with wins in the first two heats, each time setting the fastest lap. He retained his lead in the heats and then won the Prefinal ahead of his team-mate Senna Van Walstijn.

In turn, the Frenchman and the Dutchman demonstrated their superiority in the Final. Unfortunately, Denner had to retire after a collision, but Van Walstijn made the difference against tough competition. The Sodikart brand and its partner CPB Sport were also pleased with the performances of Matteo Spirgel, Thomas Imbourg and Jean Nomblot, who finished 6th, 7th and 8th respectively.

"This is an important victory, as it shows that Sodikart can always be counted on in the major international events, while also confirming the positive effects of the continuous work we are doing to develop our equipment," commented Mansel Smith, the team manager. "We also have two talented and complementary drivers. In OK, I'm pleased with our competitiveness. Fresh from Junior, Nathan Tye and Adam Hideg were very fast in the Final and both gained many places, especially Nathan who came 4th after starting 21st!"

See you in Lonato from 11th to 13th November for the second and final round of the WSK Final Cup 2022...

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.