Nicholas Pujatti torna in pista per il penultimo round della stagione 2025 al Misano World Circuit.

Dopo Imola è di nuovo tempo di mettere tuta e casco per il pilota TDE, pronto a scendere in pista per proseguire con le buone sensazioni e la grande competitività dimostrata, specialmente in Gara 2.

Sarà un ritorno a Misano dove, nel mese di maggio e con gara notturna, la stagione 2025 aveva preso il via. Scenario diverso con tanto feeling e lavoro in più per il pilota numero #46 e il suo team come sempre pronti a fare il massimo.

Sarà un round importante per Nicholas, con la voglia di confermarsi nelle prime posizioni a partire dalle prove libere uniche di venerdì 10 ottobre ore 14.20. Qualifiche come sempre previste nella giornata di sabato alle ore 09.50, Gara 1 programmata alle 16.00 (30min + 1 giro). Chiusura domenica 12 ottobre ore 12.00 (30min + 1 giro) con Gara 2.

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Maya Weug – F1 Academy, Singapore

RACE 1: P2
RACE 2: P1

A standout weekend for Maya Weug on the streets of Singapore, where the Dutch driver showcased all her talent and determination by claiming pole position, second place, and a race victory across the two races of the weekend.

Friday began in the best possible way, with Maya delivering a perfect qualifying lap to secure pole position. In Race 1, contested with a reversed grid, she started from eighth place, but thanks to a brilliant start and decisive overtakes in the midfield battles, she fought her way up to second, despite several interruptions caused by the Safety Car.

In Sunday’s race, Maya started from pole once again. A tricky start initially put her under pressure, but as rain began to fall, she seized the opportunity, pulling off a spectacular last-lap overtake to take a crucial victory in her championship campaign.

Thanks to her excellent performance in Singapore, Maya keept her championship hopes alive, narrowing the gap to series leader Doriane Pin to just nine points. Everything will come down to the final round in Las Vegas, where Maya will be determined to fight until the very end for the title.

Author: Gabriele Bovio

A new weekend and new races for our drivers. This weekend, Tariq Soofi is back on track in the Rotax Max Challenge in Bahrain. Final race of the year for Grabko in the Nordic Aquila Formula 1000 Series. Pujatti returns to action at Imola in the Porsche Carrera Cup Italy. Intense battles also in the FIA Karting World Championship, with several drivers competing.

Tariq Soofi – Sakhir Rotax Max Challenge, Bahrain – Mini Category
RACE 1: P3
RACE 2: P7
A positive weekend for Tariq Soofi, back in action in Bahrain for another challenge in the Rotax Max Challenge. The young driver immediately showed great pace, remaining consistent and competitive in the top positions throughout the weekend.
In Race 1, Tariq impressed with brilliant overtakes and duels, securing a well-deserved podium. In Saturday’s race, starting from pole position, he faced an intense battle: after dropping to fifth, he managed to climb back to third. However, a penalty relegated him to seventh place.
Despite the setback, Tariq once again demonstrated his strong potential, competing on equal terms with older and more experienced rivals. His performance in Bahrain raises expectations for the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals, also held at the Bahrain circuit, where Tariq will aim for a standout result.

Deven Grabko – Nordic Aquila Formula 1000 Series, Falkenberg (Sweden)
RACE 1: DNF
RACE 2: P14
RACE 3: P14

Final round of the season for Deven Grabko, competing at Falkenberg in the Nordic Aquila Formula 1000 championship. The Swedish driver had a challenging weekend, starting with a difficult qualifying session that left him 16th on the grid, hindered by multiple red flags and interruptions.
In Race 1, after a promising start, Deven was forced to retire due to a technical issue. In Races 2 and 3, starting mid-pack, he fought back to finish 14th in both heats, showing determination and good race management.
This event closes Grabko’s rookie season in the series – a year marked by some unlucky episodes but also constant growth and competitive pace, impressive for a first campaign in the championship.

Nicholas Pujatti – Porsche Carrera Cup Italy, Imola (Italy)
RACE 1: DNF
RACE 2: P9

An intense weekend for Nicholas Pujatti, racing at Imola in the Porsche Carrera Cup Italy. In qualifying, the team opted for a bold strategy to attack the top spots, but it didn’t pay off, forcing him to start from the back of the grid. In Race 1, Nicholas was caught in a contact that put him out of contention. Despite shoulder pain from the incident, in Race 2 he gritted his teeth and unleashed all his talent: starting P19, he produced a spectacular comeback to finish ninth.
A strong ending that once again confirms Pujatti’s speed and resilience, proving his ability to fight back with determination after a tough start to the weekend.

Zack Zhu – DNF – FIA World Cup, Cremona (Italy), OKNJ Category
First of the drivers to hit the track in the FIA Karting World Cup at Cremona, Zack Zhu endured a difficult weekend due to changing weather. After a promising start on dry conditions, rain disrupted the proceedings. Starting from the back in the final, Zack had no real chance to fight for his usual positions.
Nevertheless, the young French driver displayed speed and determination, highlighting both his potential and areas to improve, particularly in consistency. His first World Cup appearance provided valuable experience to build on for future challenges.

Julia Angelard – DNQ – FIA World Cup, Cremona (Italy), OKNJ Category
The second Junior driver competing at the FIA Karting World Cup in Cremona, Julia Angelard faced her first test against world-class competition, also marking her debut with her new team. The weekend saw mixed performances, but the young Polish driver showed speed, determination, and mental strength. She missed the final by just two positions, narrowly missing what would have been a major achievement.
Despite the disappointment, the outcome is positive: this world event is a key milestone in Julia’s growth, offering experience and motivation to aim for strong results next season.

Benjamin Westwood – DNF – FIA World Cup, Cremona (Italy), OKNJ Category
Among the Junior competitors in Cremona, Benjamin Westwood had a weekend of ups and downs. After a strong showing on Friday and Saturday, including progress in wet conditions, Sunday proved more difficult. Involved in two incidents during the Super Heat and final, Benjamin couldn’t capitalize on his earlier pace.
Despite the frustrating end, the overall balance is positive: Benjamin showed clear growth compared to previous events, both in speed and racecraft. With his maturity and progress, he can look forward with confidence to future goals.

Jason Kosmopoulos – DNF – FIA World Cup, Cremona (Italy), OKNJ Category
A prestigious return to racing for Jason at the FIA Karting World Cup, where he impressed with speed, consistency, and strength. He achieved access to the final, a significant result at this level. Unfortunately, a contact in the last session forced him to retire.
Nonetheless, his performances confirm Jason’s talent and potential, giving him a strong foundation to build upon. The result at Cremona is an important step forward as he now looks ahead to the WSK Final Cup and prepares for the 2026 season with growing ambitions.

Nefeli Kosmopoulos – DNQ – FIA World Cup, Cremona (Italy), OKNJ Category
A demanding weekend for Nefeli, returning to action at the FIA Karting World Cup in Cremona after only three races this season. The lack of race preparation compared to her rivals made it tough, but she tackled the challenge with grit and determination, improving steadily session after session.
Although she didn’t achieve a standout result in the standings, the event was a crucial step in her development. Nefeli made important progress in pace and confidence, despite limited racing this year. She now turns her focus to preparing for the WSK Final Cup, a key opportunity to continue her growth.

Daniele Schillaci – DNQ – FIA World Cup, Cremona (Italy), OKN Category
The only driver of the agency competing in the OKN category at Cremona, Daniele Schillaci had a mixed weekend. After a strong Thursday and positive free practice sessions, Saturday proved difficult, with uncertain weather affecting qualifying. The heats then made recovery difficult, preventing him from reaching the final despite showing solid pace early in the event.
A disappointing result, but still an important step in Schillaci’s career: he will take lessons from this world experience to face future challenges with greater confidence.

Author: Gabriele Bovio

• Although some karting series have already finished competing this season, the competitors remain fully prepared to fight for the best possible results.
• Julia Angelard, as one of the fourteen Polish representatives, is heading to Cremona, where the FIA Karting World Cup will be held in a few days.
• The teenage Polish athlete knows this track very well, having shown solid pace on several occasions this season.

Although the ROK Cup Italia season has come to an end, Julia Angelard isn’t slowing down. During the break between Champions of the Future Academy rounds, the teenage Polish driver will once again be on Italian soil. The FIA Karting World Cup, which begins in a few days, offers another opportunity to compete on the Cremona Circuit, attracting the best drivers from around the world. Only fourteen Poles are in the entire field, and in the OK-N Junior category, where Julia Angelard will compete among 86 female drivers, Julia is one of only three representing Poland.

A well-known track, a strong field and a new team
During the sixth round of the ROK Cup Italia, Julia Angelard finished fourth in her group and seventh overall in the qualifying session, finishing eighth and sixth in the heats. This undoubtedly bodes well for the upcoming FIA Karting World Cup, although the field will undoubtedly be stronger. A large portion of the competitors arriving in Cremona for the event are national championship winners, promising a high-level competition.

For the 13-year-old Polish driver, the FIA Karting World Cup will also be her official debut with the Ward Racing team. Julia Angelard is writing a new chapter in her karting history, joining a strong team well-known to drivers competing in international karting series.

Julia Angelard: taking the future together
“I’m delighted that my first race with Ward Racing is in the FIA Karting World Cup. A strong field, fierce competition, and tough opponents – I expect it won’t be easy, but it’s in competitive conditions that we learn the most and the fastest. I hope that this joint start into the future in such circumstances will bring many positive moments that I will remember for a long time,” emphasizes Julia Angelard.

Race weekend schedule in Cremona for the OK-N Junior category

Friday, September 26, 2025
09:10-09:20 – Free Practice, Series 1 (10 min)
09:40-09:50 – Free Practice, Series 2 (10 min)
10:10-10:20 – Free Practice, Series 3 (10 min)
11:30-11:36 – Qualifying Practice, Series 1 (6 min)
12:00-12:06 – Qualifying Practice, Series 2 (6 min)
12:30-12:36 – Qualifying Practice, Series 3 (6 min)
14:25-14:40 – Qualifying Heat, E-F (10 laps, 12 km)
15:05-15:20 – Qualifying Heat, C-D (10 laps, 12 km)
15:45-16:00 – Qualifying Heat, A-B (10 laps, 12 km)
17:00-17:15 – Qualifying Heat, C-F (10 laps, 12 km)
17:40-17:55 – Qualifying Heat, B-D (10 laps, 12km)
18:20-18:35 – Qualifying Heat, A-E (10 laps, 12 km)

Saturday, September 27, 2025
08:56-09:04 – Warm-up, B-F (8 min)
09:22-09:30 – Warm-up, C-E (8 min)
09:48-09:56 – Warm-up, A-D (8 min)
11:00-11:15 – Qualifying Heat, B-F (10 laps, 12 km)
11:40-11:55 – Qualifying Heat, C-E (10 laps, 12 km)
12:20-12:35 – Qualifying Heat, A-D (10 laps, 12 km)
13:00-13:15 – Qualifying Heat, B-E (10 laps, 12 km)
15:05-15:20 – Qualifying Heat, D-F (10 laps, 12 km)
15:45-16:00 – Qualifying Heat, A-C (10 laps, 12 km)
16:25-16:40 – Qualifying Heat, D-E (10 laps, 12 km)
17:05-17:20 – Qualifying Heat, A-F (10 laps, 12 km)
17:45-18:00 – Qualifying Heat, B-C (10 laps, 12 km)

Sunday, September 28, 2025
08:50-08:55 – Warm-up, Super Heat A (5 min)
09:10-09:15 – Warm-up, Super Heat B (5 min)
10:15-10:35 – Super Heat A (13 laps, 15 km)
11:05-11:25 – Super Heat B (13 laps, 15 km)
14:45-15:10 – Final (21 laps, 25 km)

Julia Angelard’s competition can be followed both via live timing on the official FIA website, as well as via broadcast on YouTube.

• The past fourth of six rounds of Champions of the Future Academy once again confirmed the solid pace of Julia Angelard.
• On Saturday, despite unsuccessful qualifying and being eliminated at the start of the first heat, the 13-year-old Polish competitor fought her way from the back of the grid to 11th place in the final.
• Julia’s equally solid runs on Sunday resulted in sixth place in the next final race.

The September round of the Champions of the Future Academy, held at the Slovakia Ring, provided another opportunity for the Champions of the Future Academy drivers to demonstrate their pace on a track that unexpectedly appeared on this year’s calendar. Julia Angelard made excellent use of this opportunity, making her debut at this karting track and clearly demonstrating on both days that she is one of the fastest drivers in the field.

Saturday and the bad beginnings of good
Saturday’s qualifying session unfortunately didn’t end well for the teenage Polish driver. Julia Angelard got stuck behind another driver, losing pace and unable to complete a fast lap. Her opportunity only arose as the qualifying session drew to a close. Starting from the back of the grid and being eliminated from the first heat on the first lap, however, clearly whetted the Polish driver’s appetite for a top result. In effect, Julia moved up to 15th place in the second heat, only to overtake more drivers in Saturday’s final heat, finishing 11th.

Sunday’s competition and the fight for the top positions
Sunday’s time trial yielded a better result, placing the 13-year-old Pole in 12th place in the 23-driver OK-N Junior category. Although the first heat ended with a drop of several places due to a time penalty, fans witnessed an intense chase for the leaders in subsequent heats. In the second heat, Julia Angelard moved up five places to a respectable seventh place. Sunday’s finale was also a showcase for overtaking skills – Julia, after starting ninth on the grid, fought her way to sixth place. As a result, the Polish driver currently sits 14th in the overall standings after four of the six rounds of the Champions of the Future Academy.

Julia Angelard: It’s a shame about Saturday’s qualifications
“It’s a real shame I couldn’t perform at my best in Saturday’s qualifying session. If I’d managed to get a fast lap in time, I could have been fighting for the top spots from the start of the weekend. However, I’m happy with the experience I gained – it was great starting from the back of the grid, climbing up the ranks, and overtaking other drivers on the track,” emphasizes Julia Angelard, who will head to Cremona for the FIA ​​Karting World Cup immediately after the Slovakia Ring round.