5th in A Final Poleman Anderton led the way in the A Final with Brown, Norris and Clay for company and a large snarling pack waiting in the wings to swallow up the leaders should they start battling. But Anderton had learned from his fight with Ticktum the previous day and, after a brief shuffle
From 3rd on the grid, Josh Smith leapt past front row Anderton and Ticktum to lead until Lando Norris vaulted from 5th to first on successive laps, towing Ticktum behind. Smith challenged but was taken off at Stratford hairpin, Ticktum was blamed and later excluded. Grimly putting his head down, Ticktum had stormed through the
Under glorious skies Stott continued his fine weekend in Qualifying, setting fastest time from Zak Fulk, Shanaka Clay, Group 1 leader Barnicoat and Anderton, all five separated by 0.4s. Stott held on grimly in Heat 1 although eventually conceded to Caroline, Norris, Martin and Anclerton while Barnicoat dominated Heat 2 only to fall foul of
O-plated Lando Norris took the first Final in fine style from pole position, after a number of place swapping moments with Daniel Ticktum in the closing laps. The two of them continued this pattern in Final 2, and spent so much time watching each other, that they were jumped in the closing seconds of the
Daniel Ticktum battled with Harrison Newey in Cadet and crossed the line just three tenths ahead. The battle for 3rd was taken by Alfie Brown from Jamie Caroline and Kyle Petricca was the top Honda in 8th place. Karting Magazine – April 2011
It was an icy start at Kimbolton for round one of Hunts Kart Racing Club’s championship on the 9th January. The early leader in Cadet Libre was Enaam Ahmed until Daniel Ticktum picked up pace mid-race to finish 1st. Ahmed kept hold of 2nd but Connor Hall had to wrestle 3rd back from Cameron Roberts.
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