2nd in Final Daniel Ticktum ruled the roost in the Super-pole shootout from Guillermo Russo and Lando Norris, with the first five all on FANortex outfits. The laurels in the heats were then more or less shared apart from Norris who took three wins. Adding to Ricky Flynn Motorsport’s joy was top Superpole qualifier, Ticktum,
1st The KFJ category also ended with a nail-biting overtake. Daniel Ticktum (FA/Vortex) was the protagonist of a comeback which saw the Brit move past the leader Gabriel Aubry (Birel/TM) in the closing stages. “I cannot believe I won” said Ticktum. “The early part of the weekend was quite difficult, Qualifying was not the best
3rd in Final The heats proved promising for Dan Ticktum, Aubry Gabriel and Lando Norris to name a few – but race day was to be a forgone conclusion. The Prefinal promised to be a thrilling chase between Lorandi and Ticktum with Martijn Van Leeuwen and Max Defourny occupying the second row. With suspected carburation
The top British driver was Ticktum in 8th, and Ilott took 10th after being surprised to even get in the Finals. Karting Magazine November 2012
8th in A Final (Fastest lap) Ticktum started near the back but was the fastest driver on the track he finished 9th but was promoted to 8th when Paolo Besancenez was disqualified for using the wrong airbox. Aston finished 13th but had a bent steering column. Ferrucci finished 10th after dropping back from the 3rd-placed