The "Champions of the Future Round 3" event in Viterbo concluded with great enthusiasm, after intense days of competition, excitement, and entertainment on the track.

The best young talents in international karting competed at the highest level, treating the spectators to spectacular races and thrills right up to the final corner. Stable weather conditions favored smooth racing, highlighting the teams' preparation and the drivers' determination.

OK-Junior Category

In the OK-Junior category, Dan Allemann of the Ward Racing team triumphed, delivering an impeccable performance in his TM-powered Tony Kart, finishing in the lead with a best lap of 53.608 seconds and a consistent pace that allowed him to dominate the final.

In second place, William Calleja (Forza Racing, Exprit/TM) finished 1.682 seconds behind, after battling in the early stages and posting a personal best lap of 53.717.

On the third step of the podium was Iskender Zulfikari, also with Forza Racing (Exprit/TM), who recovered well after qualifying first, finishing just 1.963 seconds behind with a best lap of 53.735.

OK Category

In the premier OK category, Christian Costoya of Parolin Motorsport took the win, dominating the 23-lap finale with a best lap time of 52.553 seconds, bringing the TM-powered Parolin chassis to victory.

Second place went to Daniel Kelleher (KR Motorsport, KR/IAME), author of an extraordinary comeback from 17th place in qualifying, with a best lap of 52.697.

Completing the podium was Thibaut Ramaekers of VDK Racing (KR/IAME), solid and consistent throughout the weekend, with a best lap of 52.679 seconds.

The Viterbo event once again confirmed the extremely high level of international karting protagonists, ready to shape the future of motorsport.

Results: xhttps://www.championskarting.com/resultats/2025/cotf_3_viterbo/results.html