An intense and thrilling weekend at the Le Mans International Circuit has concluded with an extraordinary result for Galiffa, who has secured the KZ World Championship title.
A memorable Sunday at Le Mans. After a hard-fought and rewarding weekend, Galiffa powered by his engines clinched the KZ World Championship title, perfectly crowning a journey built race by race.
This achievement is the result of great synergy between Galiffa, the drivers, and the teams, backed by the invaluable support of TM Kart.
Gustavsson: pole position and a standout weekend
Gustavsson was a key figure in the KZ category, delivering a top-tier performance throughout the weekend. After securing pole position in Friday’s qualifying, he demonstrated his competitiveness in Saturday’s heats, claiming one victory and two second-place finishes.
This performance earned him pole position for the Super Heat, putting him in an ideal position for the decisive day of racing.
Galli also displayed speed and competitiveness all weekend, while Carbonnel, tenth in qualifying, delivered a very positive overall performance.
In contrast, Travisanutto had a less fortunate weekend, unable to fully realize his potential.
KZ2: a fierce battle on track
There were also promising signs from the KZ2 category, where Galiffa-powered drivers faced a particularly hard-fought weekend. In Friday’s qualifying sessions, Girardet secured fourth place in Series 1, while Macia finished eighth in Series 2. Destruel took tenth place, also in Series 2, while Antonello and Rodina finished 21st in Series 3 and 19th in Series 4, respectively.
On Saturday, Girardet, Macia, and Destruel continued to battle determinedly in the heats, confirming the high level of competitiveness they had achieved.
At the end of the championship, Macia finished the season in seventh place.
KZ2 Master: Bray Shines
There was great satisfaction in the KZ2 Master category as well, with Bray claiming the bronze medal.
Bray secured one victory and two second-place finishes in the heats. He finished second in the Super Heat but was demoted to fifth due to a penalty, forcing him to start the final from the third row. In the Final, Bray gave it his all, ultimately securing the third step of the podium.
Nalon also delivered an excellent performance, qualifying fourth for the final. By the end of the championship, Nalon had secured an impressive sixth place in the KZ2 Master standings.
A huge thank you goes to everyone who contributed to achieving this significant milestone.
Galiffa Kart returns home from Le Mans with a world title and the knowledge that they have written a pivotal chapter in their season.
