Month: February 2020

The heat stages of the Iame Mini X30 Winter Cup had seen Fusion Motorsport’s Leo Robinson lead the way from Jan Peral and Denis Curavale. The Pre-final would see 4th place starter Sandro Perez make it to the front, and build a convincing gap over Robinson in 2nd by the time the chequed flag fell. Jan Peral chased his teammate and countryman home, but was handed a front fairing penalty, dropping him to 3rd. Charging through the field was Portugal’s Santiago Alves who climbed 10 places to finish 5th behind…

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The Senior X30 field is one of the most competitive with so many huge names present in the field. But one name has been at the top of the time sheets most of the weekend. That being Oliver Bearman, aiming to take his 2nd Iame Winter Cup victory in 2 years. First he had to get through the pre-final, and get through he did, taking victory by just over a second from Fusion’s Callum Bradshaw. Behind though, it was all change as Filip Vava climbed up to 3rd with the…

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Eighty Three. Thats how many seniors are present in Valencia for the Iame X30 Winter Cup. And what an amazing field it is, including defending champion Mark Kimber. The defending champion’s defence didn’t get off to the best start, finishing qualifying in 16th overall, a session which was topped by KR-Sport’s Oliver Bearman. Kart Republic Spain’s Daniel Nogales was 2nd with Rueben Moya and Callum Bradshaw towards the sharp end in 3rd & 4th. Kimber wasn’t the only driver ‘out of position’, with Strawberry team mate Dean MacDonald in 26th…

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The Iame international calendar kicked off with the winter cup in Valencia this weekend. With over 180 driver present across the three classes (Mini, Junior & Senior), great racing was assured. There was a very strong British contingent present, which was clear to see in qualifying. Aaron Walker lead a top 7 full of British drivers, managing to out pace Alfie Rigby who topped the other qualifying session. They were followed by Bart Harrison, Freddie Slater, Freddie Spindlow, Arvid Lindblad and Daniel Guinchard. But as the heats played out, the…

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The cadet classes are where the next generation of stars learn their craft, and where most make their international debut. So far, there has been one name sitting at the top of the time sheets. Leo Robinson. The Fusion driver made quite an impression last year, and has shown his pace was not a one off. First off he topped the time sheet in qualifying, closely followed by home talent Luna Fluxa. He then went on to top the heats with a win and a pair of 2nds. Mini X30…

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