The WSK Final Cup will host its second round at Italy’s Cremona Circuit, with the finals taking place today at 13:30. America’s Wynn Godschalk currently leads the standings in the MINI U10 class ahead of the final.
Other categories in action today include MINI Gr.3, led by Victor Thomas Gorun; OK class, topped by Manuel Scognamiglio; OK-Junior, which is led by Noah Baglin; OK-N, with Nicolas Marchesi leading; and KZ2, which is led by Cristian Bertuca.
As well as the leaders, around 370 drivers will compete over the course of the finals at Cremona, including all the main protagonists from the first round - which delivered a series of intense races.
Vulcain watches up for grabs in Cremona
As was the case in Franciacorta, all the winners of this second round of the WSK Final Cup will receive a Vulcain watch as a prize – in addition to the coveted series trophies. The prizes are thanks to the new partnership between WSK Promotion and prestigious Swiss watchmaker Vulcain.
Heavier points
As usual, the WSK Euro Series regulations stipulate an increasing points system for the three rounds of the series. Therefore, after the first round in Franciacorta, a higher score will be awarded in this Cremona round, making it all the more important for drivers looking to improve their championship standing.
Points are awarded at the end of the heats and for the results achieved in the Prefinals and Finals.
Championship standings after the opening round in Franciacorta
In MINI U10, Godschalk (Kidix-KR/Iame/Vega) holds first position after securing victory in his Prefinal and in the Final. The American leads the class with 109 points.
In MINI Gr.3, the leader is Gorun (Tony Kart Racing Team-Tony Kart/Vortex/Vega), who also sits on 109 points following a double victory in the Prefinal and the Final.
In OK, the leader is Italian racer Scognamiglio (Tellone Motorsport-KR/Iame/LeCont) with 90 points, following his victory in the Prefinal and a second-place finish in the Final.
In OK-Junior, English driver Baglin (Prema Racing-KR/Iame/Vega) leads with 91 points, thanks to his victory in the Final.
In OK-N, Marchesi (Team Driver-KR/Iame/Vega) has a perfect score with 110 points, after the Italian won the heats, the Prefinal, and the Final.
In OK-N Junior, the standings are extremely close. Lithuanian Nojus Stasionis (Modena Kart-Parolin/TM Kart/Vega) leads with 81 points, but with only a one-point advantage.
Finally, Bertuca (Birelart Racing-Birelart/TM Kart/LeCont) leads KZ2 with 98 points after his success in the Final.
The programme at Cremona Circuit on Sunday November 9 will include warm up and prefinals from 9:30am, before finals for the MINI U10, MINI Gr.3, OKN, OK-NJ, OKJ, OK, KZ2 categories kick off at 13:30
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