Mini 60
Maximilian Schilling built steadily across both days at Valencia, moving from 10th in qualifying to sixth in the Day 1 final after recovering from 17th in Heat 1. He followed that with another progression on Day 2, climbing from 12th in qualifying to eighth in the final after finishing eighth in Heat 2.
Samar Chopra endured a more difficult opening day, recovering to ninth in both heats before a five-second track limits penalty dropped him to 16th in the final. The response came on Day 2, when Chopra qualified third and followed it with fifth and second in the heats before completing the podium in third.
OK-N Junior
Mitansh Jain opened Day 1 with a strong run to victory. Starting third, Jain finished third in Heat 1 before taking the Heat 2 win and carrying that momentum into the final. He ended Day 1 on the top step, then added another solid result on Day 2 with fifth in the final.
Axel Nocom was similarly dominant through the Day 1 qualifying and heats, taking pole and winning Heat 1 before finishing second in Heat 2. A DSQ in the final for bad manoeuvre denied him the result his pace suggested. Nocom bounced back immediately on Day 2, taking a second pole and converting it into his own final victory after a third and first in the heats.
OK-N Senior
Veer Chopra turned fourth on the Day 1 grid into the strongest senior result of the weekend for the group, winning the final after finishing third and fifth in the heats. Day 2 proved more difficult, with Chopra eventually finishing 10th after running fourth in Heat 1 and ninth in Heat 2.
Jagrat Detroja finished fourth in the Day 1 final after qualifying fifth and progressing through seventh and sixth in the heats. His Day 2 run was disrupted by a DSQ in Heat 1 for an underweight kart, but he recovered to third in Heat 2 before finishing sixth in the final.
Header Image: Axel Nocom
