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| 27 July 2008: "It went by too quickly..." |
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| New Members No new members this week... New World Records No new World Records this week... Movement PAL Activity: #6 Matthias Boucher took some more NBT PRs down increasing his strength a little further as he chips his way towards Julien. #8 Angelo Di Vano drove another 4 PRs with strong marks including CI2 fastlap and some others. He defends his rank well and continues his path towards the next rank. #9 Manuel Babjar goes for a few heavier PRs in order to make the cut he needed. He has passed Armin Huber to become the 2nd fastest PAL SMK karter in Germany. #36 Ben Allen focused on some weaker tracks of Flower and Star cups this week and is making significant cuts, almost reaching Alvin van Asselt with more rivals further ahead. #37 Sean Billingsley improved 3 PRs this week, extending his lead from Mazieres a little further. #39 Gene Tagliabue, the Champion of Australia has had a great week combining his Non-NBT and NBT skills well with several PRs and a very strong cut. He has managed to pass Spanish Champion, Limona and land in the Top 40 Worldwide. Two active British karters are not too far ahead. #62 James Tagliabue returned with 5 new PRs, an IB improvement on MC2 and some solid times on some Flower and Star cup PRs. He is heading to hit the Top 60 very soon. #74 John Kennedy decided to push his GV3 5-lap Country Record down a little further with excellent results. #242 Lindsay Molenaar improved a few of her MC4 PRs with nice results. NTSC Activity: #2 Guilherme Arantes, the Champion of Brazil returned to SMK to answer the challenge of a friend on DP1, succeeding with a nice PR. We look forward to see more results soon. #7 Pierre L'Hoest sets a PR for CI1 NBT on NTSC this week. #8 Joe Bernier, USA Time Trial Champion continues his work on DP1 5-lap, close in rivalry with Arantes. #29 David Smith made some solid PRs for CI2 and RR lap this week as he keeps active and shows potential to reach further ranks soon. #96 Raul Henrique of Brazil made a few more PRs this week to solidify his rank within the Top 100. These included DP1, CI1 and KB1 marks that are holding up well. |