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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.
Season | Driver |
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2007 | Diogo Monteiro |
2010 | Henrique Chaves Jr. |
2011 | Bruno Borlido |
2012 | Bruno Borlido |
2013 | Yohan Azedo Sousa |
2018 | Bruno Ponte |
2016 | Rodrigo Ferreira |
2017 | Guilherme Oliveira |
2019 | Luis Alves |
Season | Driver |
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2011 | Diogo da Silva |
2011* | Armando Parente |
2012 | José Pedro de Faria |
2012* | Armando Parente |
2013 | Henrique Chaves Jr. |
2013* | Duarte Carvalho |
2015 | Andriy Pits |
2015* | Yohan Azedo Sousa |
2016* | Yohan Azedo Sousa |
2018* | Steffan Mello |
2020 | Miguel Da Silva |
* represents a year in which a competition in shift karts took place
Season | Driver |
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2010 | Ruben Rua |
2011 | Yohan Azedo Sousa |
2012 | Brais Rodriguez |
2013 | Simao Ventura |
2015 | Mariana Machado |
2016 | Luis Alves |
2019 | Adrian Malheiro Sune |
2020 | Noah Monteiro |
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