THE WSK SUPER MASTER SERIES NAMED IN ADRIA ITS FIRST LEADERS: JANKER (D – KR-PARILLA OK), IRLANDO (I – SODI-TM KZ2), SMAL (RUS - TONY KART-VORTEX OKJ) AND STENSHORNE (N – PAROLIN-TM 60 MINI).

RIVALS ARE GETTING READY TO BOUNCE BACK IN THE SECOND ROUND NEXT MARCH 4TH IN LONATO (I).

THE FIRST LEADERS OF WSK SUPER MASTER SERIES.
The appointment that has started the new season for WSK Super Master Series has awarded the first point last Sunday in Adria, following the results of heats, Prefinal and Final. Provisional classifications give the first indications on the values on the field, but the increasing point scoring system will favour classification changes starting from the race in Lonato next March 4th.

JANKER ON TOP OF OK.
The German Hannes Janker (KR-Parilla-Bridgestone) harvested in Adria nearly all points up for grabs, getting the lead at 89 points. Having claimed the victory in Prefinal B and in the Final, Janker only missed P1 after the heats to get the full haul. The Spanish driver David Vidales (Tony Kart-Vortex) was on top at that point in fact, and now he stands third at 45 points. The Italian Lorenzo Travisanutto (KR-Parilla) had a good start too. He won Prefinal A and was second in the Final, results that earned him the second place in the classification at 64 points. The third place is shared between Vidales and Nicklas Nielsen (Tony Kart-Vortex), as the latter was second in Prefinal B and in the Final.

IRLANDO FIRST OF KZ2.
Alex Irlando is the KZ2 leader thanks to a crescendo of results that ended with the victory of the Final in Adria. The Italian driver from Locorotondo leads the pack at 77 points, while the French Adrien Renaudin (both on Sodi Kart-TM-Bridgestone) is second at 59 due to the victory in Prefinal and P2 in the Final. The karting training race of Leonardo Lorandi (Tony Kart-Vortex) saw him recovering well up to the second place in the Final, which placed the Italian to the third place of the classification at 47 points. The French Anthony Abbasse (Sodi-TM) had tough luck in the final stages, and after leading the heats on Saturday, he is currently fourth at 26 points.

SMAL LEADING OK JUNIOR.
In OK Junior the challenge on top involved the Russian Kirill Smal (Tony Kart-Vortex-Vega) and the Italian Gabriele Minì (Parolin-Parilla), who won their Prefinals. After a troubled start, the Italian managed to close in on the rival, but the final challenge was won by Smal. The two are respectively first and second at 87 and 60 points. Behind them, the Estonian driver Paul Aron (FA Kart-Vortex) recovered from a slow start taking P3 in the Final. The Argentine Isidoro Vezzaro (Tony Kart-LKE) had a bitter Sunday. He was the revelation of the weekend as he had the upper hand in the heats, but did not score points in the decisive races.

STENSHORNE BOUNCED BACK TO THE TOP OF 60 MINI.
Having scored no points in the heats, the Norwegian Martinius Stenshorne (Parolin-TM-Vega) won Prefinal B and Final, earning the points that launched him on top of the classification of 60 Mini at 80 points. The Polish driver Tymoteusz Kucharczyk (Parolin-TM) was second in the Final, and is second also in the classification at 48 points, after starting well and winning the heats. The Italian Francesco Pulito (IP Karting-TM) is close at 42 points in P3, thanks to the victory in Prefinal A and the fifth place in the Final.