2022 FIA Motorsport Games Karting Endurance Cup

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Race details
Le Castellet circuit map Formula One 2019 and 2021 with corner names English 19 07 2021.svg
Date26–30 October
Official nameFIA Motorsport Games Karting Endurance Cup
Location Circuit Paul Ricard, France
CourseCircuit Paul Ricard / Karting Track
0.964 km
DistanceQualifying
30 minutes
Main Race
4 hours
Qualifying
Pole
Driver Flag of Spain.svg Alvaro Bajo Robles
Flag of Spain.svg Alba Cano Ramirez
Flag of Spain.svg Jose Manuel Perez Aicart
Flag of Spain.svg Ivan Velasco
Team Spain
Time59.698
Main Race
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of Peru.svg Maria Jesus Esquivel
Flag of Peru.svg Harold Watson
Flag of Peru.svg Mark Harten
Flag of Peru.svg Taylor Greenfield
Team Peru
Time59.065
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Maxime Drion
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Jeremy Peclers
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Sita Vanmeert
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Antoine Morlet
Team Belgium
Silver medal icon.svg Flag of Spain.svg Alvaro Bajo Robles
Flag of Spain.svg Alba Cano Ramirez
Flag of Spain.svg Jose Manuel Perez Aicart
Flag of Spain.svg Ivan Velasco
Team Spain
Bronze medal icon.svg Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ondřej Kočka
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Aleš Burger
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ošťádal Zdeněk
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Soňa Ptáčková
Team Czech Republic

The 2022 FIA Motorsport Games Karting Endurance Cup is the first FIA Motorsport Games Karting Endurance Cup, held at Circuit Paul Ricard, France on 26 October to 30 October 2022. The race was contested with Tillotson T4 karts. A National driving license was necessary to be able to compete. [1] The event was part of the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games.

Contents

Entry List

TeamKartNo.Drivers
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese TaipeiIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS1Yu-Hsuan Tsai
Chun-Yao Lo
Hsiao-Hsu Cheng
Chen-Yu Chung
Flag of Malta.svg Team MaltaIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS2Ella Zammit
Nicky Gauci
Owen Mangion
Kyle Mercieca
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong KongIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS3King Chi Wong
Man Cheong Ho
Tak Felix Yeung
Pui Yan Chung
Flag of Poland.svg Team PolandIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS4Kornelia Olkucka
Jakub Rajski
Marcel Kuc
Adam Szydłowski
Flag of Portugal.svg Team PortugalIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS5Sofia Correia
Mariana Machado
Rita Teixeira
Anastácia Khomyn
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team BelgiumIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS6Maxime Drion
Jeremy Peclers
Sita Vanmeert
Antoine Morlet
Flag of Peru.svg Team PeruIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS7Maria Jesus Esquivel
Harold Watson
Mark Harten
Taylor Greenfield
Flag of Georgia.svg Team GeorgiaIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS8Mariam Davitidze
Mariam Tsiklauri
Nika Kobosnidze
Archil Tsimakuridze
Flag of the Bahamas.svg Team BahamasIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS9Ramando Hudson
Christopher Bain
Jashai Burrows
Giselle Liriano
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team UzbekistanIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS10Farukh Urunov
Anastasiya Urunova
Adhamjon Egamberdiev
Islomjon Ismoilov
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United KingdomIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS11Jack O'Neil
Mike Philippou
Owen Jenman
Rhianna Kay Purcocks
Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Team United Arab EmiratesIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS12Mariam Alhosani
Ahmad Alhamadi
Humaid Obaid Alketbi
Ahmad Nabil Alboom
Flag of Spain.svg Team SpainIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS13Alvaro Bajo Robles
Alba Cano Ramirez
Jose Manuel Perez Aicart
Ivan Velasco
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech RepublicIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS14Ondřej Kočka
Aleš Burger
Ošťádal Zdeněk
Soňa Ptáčková
Flag of Israel.svg Team IsraelIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS15Itzhak Shahar
Yarden Oved
Yaniv Hershkovitz
Ran Ben Ezer
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team SlovakiaIPK - TILLOTSON - MAXXIS16Mátyás Koczó
Imrich Szakál
Juraj Mlčuch
Dobrotová Veronika
Source: [2]

Qualifying

PosNo.TeamTimeGap
113 Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain59.698
214 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech Republic59.965+ 0.267
311 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom59.986+ 0.288
42 Flag of Malta.svg Team Malta1:00.138+ 0.440
57 Flag of Peru.svg Team Peru1:00.185+ 0.487
64 Flag of Poland.svg Team Poland1:00.270+ 0.572
76 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium1:00.343+ 0.645
85 Flag of Portugal.svg Team Portugal1:00.465+ 0.767
98 Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia1:00.478+ 0.780
1012 Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Team United Arab Emirates1:00.540+ 0.843
1116 Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia1:00.826+ 1.128
121 Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei1:00.958+ 1.260
1315 Flag of Israel.svg Team Israel1:01.053+ 1.355
1410 Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan1:01.754+ 2.056
153 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong Kong1:01.806+ 2.108
169 Flag of the Bahamas.svg Team Bahamas1:03.221+ 3.523
Source: [3]

Main Race

Leaders:

No.TeamLaps
13 Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain1-46
11 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom47-80
8 Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia81-84
11 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom85-109
13 Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain110-127
6 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium128-130
13 Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain131-134
6 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium135-140
13 Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain141-149
6 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium150-238
Source: [4]

Race Results

Pos.No.GridTeamLapsGapIntervBest Lap
167 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium23859.225
2131 Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain2371 Lap1 Lap59.188
3142 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech Republic2371 Lap20.54459.086
489 Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia2362 Laps1 lap59.181
5113 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom2362 Laps0.09759.443
675 Flag of Peru.svg Team Peru2353 Laps1 Lap59.065
71611 Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia2335 Laps2 Laps1:00.034
858 Flag of Portugal.svg Team Portugal2335 Laps50.2171:00.016
946 Flag of Poland.svg Team Poland2326 Laps1 Lap59.825
1024 Flag of Malta.svg Team Malta2317 Laps1 Lap59.731
111513 Flag of Israel.svg Team Israel2317 Laps24.8201:00.525
12112 Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei2317 Laps22.7731:00.489
131210 Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Team United Arab Emirates2308 Laps1 Lap1:00.474
14315 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong Kong22810 Laps2 Laps1:00.690
151014 Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan22811 Laps1 Lap1:00.438
16916 Flag of the Bahamas.svg Team Bahamas22832 Laps21 Lap1:00.923
Source: [4]

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