FIA KARTING 2022 SEASON AWARDS CEREMONY

In his speech, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem reminded everyone that karting is a discipline in and of itself, practiced by many drivers worldwide in the Senior categories, the best of whom are professionals, and that it is an essential platform for drivers who want to gain experience at a young age in the hope of progressing later in motor sport. Along with Akbar Ebrahim, he applauded the introduction of the OK-N category, which aims to increase global karting accessibility.

The three 2022 FIA Karting World Champions were honored in front of their peers after receiving their prizes at the FIA awards ceremony the day before. The attention was once more on Viktor Gustafsson from Sweden, who won the KZ title, Matheus Morgatto from Brazil in OK, and Enzo Tarnvanichkul from Thailand in Junior. The four European Champions were awarded their cups: Tom Leuillet (FRA) in KZ2, Paolo Ippolito (ITA) in KZ, Kean Nakamura-Berta (JPN) in OK, Anatoly Khavalkin, excused, in Junior. The KZ2 Masters International Super Cup champion Thomas Letailleur (FRA), who was not there, and the KZ2 World Cup winner Arthur Carbonnel (FRA) were also honored during the ceremony, and the top three of the FIA Karting Academy Trophy: Arthur Dorison (FRA), Guillaume Bouzar (LUX) and Matias Orjuela (COL).

The organizing team of the 4th round of the FIA European Karting Championship - OK and OK-Junior at the Italian Franciacorta circuit was given the Best Event Trophy for the 2022 season in July.

The attendees then cast their votes for the 2022 photo contest during the event after evaluating the caliber of the five chosen images. The 15th FIA Karting Photo of the Year Award was won by the Spaniard Rodriguez Eduardo Cartaa.

Click here to see the event image gallery of the 2022 FIA Karting Prize Giving Ceremony.

Click here to see the event image gallery of the 2022 FIA Prize Giving Ceremony.

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