The KFS Challenge Angerville took place under extreme heat conditions, presenting unique challenges for participants and organizers. Held at the international circuit Anthoine Hubert, the event faced potential cancellation due to fire hazard warnings in the Essonne department. Nevertheless, the determination of Evokart ensured that the races proceeded, with a special schedule allowing finals to be held on Saturday.
KFS 150 Race Highlights
Ludovic Juret started strong, securing pole position in the KFS 150 category. However, in the first heat, he was overtaken by Martin Guérard. Juret bounced back in the second heat, showcasing his competitive spirit. The final was a thrilling showdown between the two drivers, with Juret ultimately claiming victory despite relentless pressure from Guérard.
Clément Piaud had a tumultuous start but managed to regain three positions on the track, securing third place on the podium. Meanwhile, Victor Artero and Théau Keryjaouen battled fiercely for third during the early stages of the final but ultimately finished fourth and seventh, respectively. Romain Etienne and Maxime Lellig also excelled, with Lellig clocking the fastest lap of the race.
KFS 165: A Competitive Finale
Dorian Breisacher was a standout in the KFS 165 category, having secured pole and won both heats. However, the final presented tougher competition. Romain Desgardin found an opening early on, bringing Benjamin Martin along with him. As the race progressed, Martin took the lead, with Breisacher chasing closely behind.
As the race neared its conclusion, Breisacher slipped to fourth place. In addition, Martin maintained a solid lead, with Desgardin finishing second and the experienced Gildas Quinquet taking third. Quentin Fouassier rounded out the top five, demonstrating a strong performance throughout the race.
New Gentleman Class Introduced
This year, a new Gentleman class was introduced for drivers over 40. François Le Floch led the category early on but ultimately, Grégory Cazajous took the win, followed closely by Jacques Lévy. This addition brought more excitement and diversity to the competition.
KFS 135: A Thrilling Showdown
Despite a smaller field in the KFS 135 category, the final was anything but dull. Tyméo Vuillemin started strong with pole position, while Noé Perez and Anton Geninasca each claimed victories in their heats. The final saw these three drivers battling fiercely for the lead.
Ultimately, Vuillemin distinguished himself, while Perez made a crucial pass on Geninasca in the final lap to secure second place. Ambre Chaussis also put up a commendable fight, showcasing her skills throughout the event. Randy Lorin finished in fifth place, adding to the competitive spirit of the race.
Final Results and Highlights
The KFS Challenge Angerville produced thrilling races across all categories. The event not only highlighted the skill of the drivers but also the resilience of the organizers. Here are some notable results:
- KFS 150: Ludovic Juret – 1st, Martin Guérard – 2nd, Clément Piaud – 3rd
- KFS 165: Benjamin Martin – 1st, Romain Desgardin – 2nd, Gildas Quinquet – 3rd
- KFS 135: Tyméo Vuillemin – 1st, Noé Perez – 2nd, Anton Geninasca – 3rd
- Best Rookie: Pierre Fleury
For detailed results, you can check the finals for Cooloola Coast Karting Championship. The KFS Challenge Angerville was a testament to the passion and dedication of the karting community, proving that even under challenging conditions, the spirit of competition thrives.