Karting World Championship

The Karting World Championship is a kart racing competition organised by the CIK-FIA. It is held annually, and is karting's flagship event. From 2011 the championship has been disputed over five rounds, each of them in a different country.[1]

In the late 80s the World Championship was raced with 135 cc Formula K karts. In 2007, a change in regulations introduced the KF1, 125 cc karts equipped with electric starters, clutch and rpm limiters set at 16,000 rpm, to replace the Formula A karts. The 2010 edition was raced with KF2 karts.[2]

Champions

Year Driver Chassis Engine Tyre Location Class Stroke
1964 Italy Guido Sala Tecno Parilla TBA Italy Rome
1965 Italy Guido Sala Tecno BM TBA Italy Rome
1966 Italy Susanna Raganelli Tecno Parilla TBA Denmark Copenhagen
1967 Switzerland Edgardo Rossi Birel Parilla TBA Monaco Circuit de Monaco
1968 Sweden Tomas Nilsson Robardie BM TBA United Kingdom Rye House
1969 Belgium François Goldstein Robardie Parilla TBA
1970 Belgium François Goldstein Robardie Parilla TBA France Thiverval-Grignon
1971 Belgium François Goldstein Taifun Parilla TBA Italy Turin
1972 Belgium François Goldstein Taifun Parilla TBA Sweden Kalmar
1973 United Kingdom Terry Fullerton Birel Komet TBA Belgium Nivelles-Baulers
1974 Italy Riccardo Patrese Birel Komet TBA Portugal Autódromo do Estoril
1975 Belgium François Goldstein BM BM TBA France Paul Ricard
1976 Italy Felice Rovelli BM BM 4Stars Germany Hagen
1977 Italy Felice Rovelli BM BM 4Stars Italy Parma
1978 United States Lake Speed Birel Parilla B France Le Mans
1979 Netherlands Peter Koene Dap Dap D Portugal Autódromo do Estoril
1980 Netherlands Peter De Bruijn Swiss Hutless Parilla B Belgium Nivelles-Baulers
1981 United Kingdom Mike Wilson Birel Komet D Italy Parma
1982 United Kingdom Mike Wilson Birel Komet D Sweden Kalmar
1983 United Kingdom Mike Wilson [3] Birel Komet D France Le Mans
1984 Denmark Jorn Haase Kali Komet D Germany Liedolsheim
1985 United Kingdom Mike Wilson Birel Komet D Italy Parma
1986 Brazil Augusto Ribas Birel Komet D United States Jacksonville
1987 Italy Giampiero Simoni PCR PCR B Italy Jesolo
1988 United Kingdom Mike Wilson CRG Komet D France Laval Formula K 135 cc
1989 United Kingdom Mike Wilson CRG Komet D France Valence Formula K 135 cc
1990 Denmark Jan Magnussen CRG Rotax B Italy Jesolo Formula K 100 cc
1991 Italy Jarno Trulli Allkart Parilla D France Le Mans Formula K 100 cc
1992 Italy Danilo Rossi CRG Rotax D Italy Ugento
1993 Italy Nicola Gianniberti Haase Rotax D France Laval
1994 Italy Alessandro Manetti CRG Rotax Vega Argentina Córdoba
1995 Italy Max Orsini Swiss Hutless Italsistem B France Valence
1996 Sweden Johnny Mislijevic Tony Kart Vortex B Italy Lonato
1997 Italy Danilo Rossi CRG CRG D France Salbris
1998 Italy Davide Forè Tony Kart Vortex B Italy Ugento
1999 Italy Danilo Rossi CRG CRG D Belgium Mariembourg
2000 Italy Davide Forè Tony Kart Vortex B Portugal Braga
2001 Italy Vitantonio Liuzzi CRG Maxter B 5-venue series[4]
2002 Netherlands Giedo van der Garde CRG Maxter B 5-venue series[5]
2003 New Zealand Wade Cunningham CRG Maxter B Italy Sarno
2004 Italy Davide Forè Tony Kart Vortex B Italy La Conca
2005 United Kingdom Oliver Oakes Gillard Parilla B Portugal Braga
2006 Italy Davide Forè Tony Kart Vortex B France Angerville
2007 Italy Marco Ardigò[6] Tony Kart Vortex B Belgium Mariembourg
2008 Italy Marco Ardigò[7] Tony Kart Vortex B Italy La Conca
2009 France Arnaud Kozlinski[8] CRG Maxter B Macau Macau
2010 Netherlands Nyck de Vries[9] Zanardi Parilla D Spain Zuera
2011 Netherlands Nyck de Vries Zanardi Parilla B Belgium Genk
2012 Italy Flavio Camponeschi Tony Kart Vortex B 2-venue series (Suzuka, Macau) KF
2013 United Kingdom Tom Joyner[10] Zanardi TM Vega 2-venue series (Brandon, Bahrain) KF
2014 United Kingdom Lando Norris[11] FA Kart Vortex D France Essay KF
2015 Poland Karol Basz Kosmic Vortex Vega Italy La Conca KF
2016 Spain Pedro Hiltbrand CRG Parilla Vega Bahrain Sakhir OK
2017 United Kingdom Danny Keirle Zanardi Parilla LeCont United Kingdom Brandon OK
2018 Italy Lorenzo Travisanutto Kart Republic Parilla B Sweden Kristianstad OK
2019 Finland Alahärmä OK

Junior Champions

Year World Champion Chassis Engine Tyre Location Class
2012 United Kingdom Henry Easthope Sodikart WKE LeCont 3-venue series (Braga, Angerville, Bahrain) U18
2013 Italy Alessio Lorandi Tony Kart Parilla LeCont 2-venue series (Sarno, Bahrain) KF-Junior
2014 United Kingdom Enaam Ahmed FA Kart Vortex Vega France Essay KF-Junior
2015 United States Logan Sargeant FA Kart Vortex LeCont Italy La Conca KF-Junior
2016 France Victor Martins Kosmic Parilla Vega Bahrain Sakhir OK-Junior
2017 United Kingdom Dexter Patterson Exprit TM LeCont United Kingdom Brandon OK-Junior
2018 France Victor Bernier Kosmic Parilla Vega Sweden Kristianstad OK-Junior
2019 TBA TBA TBA TBA Finland Alahärmä OK-Junior

Gear Kart Champions

Year World Champion Chassis Engine Tyre Location Class Stroke
1983 Italy Gianni Mazzola Birel Balen Dunlop TBA Formula C
1984 Italy Gabriele Tarquini Kalì Balen Dunlop TBA Formula C
1985 Italy Piermario Cantoni Kalì Balen Dunlop TBA Formula C
1986 Italy Fabrizio Giovanardi Tony Kart Pavesi Bridgestone TBA Formula C
1987 Italy Alessandro Piccini DAP Pavesi Vega TBA Formula C
1988 Sweden Peter Rydell All Kart Pavesi Dunlop Hungary Kecskemet Formula C 125 cc
1989 Italy Gianluca Giorgi Kalì Kali DunlopCzech Republic Olomouc Formula C 125 cc
1990 Italy Alessandro Piccini Birel Pavesi Bridgestone France Laval Formula C 125 cc
1991 Italy Alessandro Piccini Birel Pavesi Dunlop Italy ParmaFormula C 125 cc
1992 Italy Danilo Rossi Kalì Pavesi Dunlop TBAFormula C
1993 Italy Alessandro Piccini Kalì Pavesi Dunlop TBA Formula C
1994 Italy Jarno Trulli Tony Kart Pavesi Dunlop TBAFormula C
1995 Italy Gianluca Beggio Biesse TM Vega TBA Formula C
1996Italy Gianluca BeggioBiesse TMBridgestone TBAFormula C
1997 Italy Gianluca Beggio Birel TM Bridgestone TBA Formula C
1998 Italy Gianluca Beggio Birel TM Bridgestone TBA Formula C
1999 Italy Francesco Laudato Birel TM Dunlop TBA Formula C
2000Italy Gianluca BeggioBirel TMBridgestone TBAFormula C
2001 Not held
2002 Not held
2003 Netherlands Robert Dirks Birel TM Vega France Carole Super ICC
2004 Italy Ennio Gandolfi Birel TM Vega Belgium Mariembourg Super ICC
2005 Italy Francesco Laudato Birel TM Vega Italy Sarno Super ICC
2006 Italy Davide Forè Tony Kart Vortex Vega Belgium Mariembourg Super ICC
2007 Belgium Jonathan Thonon CRG Maxter Dunlop Italy Sarno KZ1
2008 Belgium Jonathan Thonon CRG Maxter Dunlop France Varennes KZ1
2009 Belgium Jonathan Thonon CRG Maxter Dunlop Italy Sarno KZ1
2010 Netherlands Bas Lammers Intrepid TM Dunlop Portugal Braga KZ1
2011 Belgium Jonathan Thonon CRG Maxter Dunlop Belgium Genk KZ1
2012 Netherlands Bas Lammers Praga Parilla Bridgestone Italy Sarno KZ
2013 Netherlands Max Verstappen CRG TM Bridgestone France Varennes KZ
2014 Italy Marco Ardigo Tony Kart Vortex Bridgestone Italy Sarno KZ
2015 Netherlands Jorrit Pex CRG TM Bridgestone France Le Mans KZ
2016 Italy Paolo de Conto CRG TM Vega Sweden Kristianstad KZ
2017 Italy Paolo de Conto CRG TM Vega Germany Wackersdorf KZ
2018 Czech Republic Patrik Hajek Kosmic Vortex LeCont Belgium Genk KZ

Secondary Class Champions

Year World Champion Chassis Engine Tyre Location Class Stroke
1988 Denmark Poul Petersen France Le Mans Formula E (SuperKart) 250 cc
1988 France Emmanuel Collard France Laval Formula A (Super 100) 100 cc
1989 United Kingdom Tim Parrot France Le Mans Formula E (SuperKart) 250 cc
1989 Denmark Gert Munkholm PCR Atomik France Valence Formula A (Super 100) 100 cc
1990 United Kingdom Tim Parrot France Le Mans Formula E (SuperKart) 250 cc
1990 Italy Danielo Rossi Italy Jesolo Formula A (Super 100) 100 cc
1991 United Kingdom Martin Hines /

Netherlands Bas Lammers

3-venue series Formula E (SuperKart) 250 cc
1991 Italy Alessandro Manetti Tony Kart Rotax Bridgestone France Le Mans Formula A (Super 100) 100 cc

References

  1. (in English) (in French) Full grids guaranteed in the World Championship! – CIK-FIA Press release
  2. CIK World Karting Championship For Drivers Zuera (ESP) – 16–19.09.2010 – KartCafe, 16 September 2010
  3. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 11 April 2013. Retrieved 11 February 2013.
  4. (in English) (in French) 2001 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship Archived 18 February 2010 at the Wayback Machine.
  5. (in English) (in French) 2002 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship Archived 18 February 2010 at the Wayback Machine.
  6. (in English) (in French) 2007 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship – Timetable and Results Archived 22 October 2007 at the Wayback Machine.
  7. (in English) (in French) 2008 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship – Official Classification Archived 12 April 2009 at the Wayback Machine.
  8. (in English) (in French) 2009 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship – Official Classification
  9. (in English) (in French) 2010 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship – Official Classification Archived 22 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine.
  10. http://www.cikfia.com/fileadmin/content/Export/2013/Championships/WKC_kf_championship.pdf
  11. http://www.cikfia.com/newsroom/view/article/sporting-and-popular-success-at-essay-for-the-2014.html
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