Portuguese Karting Championship

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The Portuguese Karting Championship is a kart racing series based in Portugal. It has taken place in every year since 2007.

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Champions [1]

Junior

SeasonDriver
2007 Flag of Portugal.svg Diogo Monteiro
2010 Flag of Portugal.svg Henrique Chaves Jr.
2011 Flag of Portugal.svg Bruno Borlido
2012 Flag of Portugal.svg Bruno Borlido
2013 Flag of Portugal.svg Yohan Azedo Sousa
2018 Flag of Portugal.svg Bruno Ponte
2016 Flag of Portugal.svg Rodrigo Ferreira
2017 Flag of Portugal.svg Guilherme Oliveira
2019 Flag of Portugal.svg Luis Alves

X30

SeasonDriver
2011 Flag of Portugal.svg Diogo da Silva
2011* Flag of Portugal.svg Armando Parente
2012 Flag of Portugal.svg José Pedro de Faria
2012* Flag of Portugal.svg Armando Parente
2013 Flag of Portugal.svg Henrique Chaves Jr.
2013* Flag of Portugal.svg Duarte Carvalho
2015 Flag of Ukraine.svg Andriy Pits
2015* Flag of Portugal.svg Yohan Azedo Sousa
2016* Flag of Portugal.svg Yohan Azedo Sousa
2018* Flag of Portugal.svg Steffan Mello
2020 Flag of Portugal.svg Miguel Da Silva

* represents a year in which a competition in shift karts took place

Juvenil

SeasonDriver
2010 Flag of Portugal.svg Ruben Rua
2011 Flag of Portugal.svg Yohan Azedo Sousa
2012 Flag of Portugal.svg Brais Rodriguez
2013 Flag of Portugal.svg Simao Ventura
2015 Flag of Portugal.svg Mariana Machado
2016 Flag of Portugal.svg Luis Alves
2019 Flag of Spain.svg Adrian Malheiro Sune
2020 Flag of Portugal.svg Noah Monteiro

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References

  1. "Portuguese Championship". Driver Database. Retrieved 2021-02-21.