Karting Academy Trophy

The CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy is an international kart racing competition organised by the FIA. Its inaugural season took place in 2010.[1] Notable champions have been Formula One driver Charles Leclerc and F2 driver Richard Verschoor.

Champions
Year Champion Chassis Engine Tyre Second place Third place
2010 Finland Niklas Tiihonen Parolin FIM France Anthoine Hubert Greece Filippos Kalesis
2011 Monaco Charles Leclerc Parolin FIM LeCont United Kingdom Ben Barnicoat Finland Juho Valtanen
2012 Finland Joonas Lappalainen[2] Parolin FIM LeCont Spain Javier Cobián France Erwan Julé
2013 Belgium Maxime Potty[3] Parolin FIM Vega Spain Arturo Melgar Turkey Berkay Besler
2014 Netherlands Richard Verschoor[4] Parolin FIM B Japan Kakunoshin Ohta Netherlands Rinus VeeKay
2015 Spain Marta García[5] Parolin FIM B Spain Xavier Lloveras Spain Alejandro Lahoz Lopez
2016 United Kingdom Callum Bradshaw[6] Exprit Vortex Vega Sweden Alfred Nilsson Netherlands Kas Haverkort
2017 Belgium Xavier Handsaeme[7] Exprit Vortex B Netherlands Tijmen van der Helm Brazil Francisco Melo D. Porto
2018 Spain Mari Boya[8] Exprit Vortex LeCont Belgium Kobe Pauwels Brazil Guilherme Figueiredo
2019 Lithuania Kajus Siksnelis[9] Exprit Vortex B Singapore Christian Ho Netherlands Robert De Haan
2020 United States Connor Zilisch[10] Exprit Vortex Vega France Macéo Capietto Luxembourg Maxime Furon-Castelain
2021 Poland Maciej Gladysz[11] Exprit Vortex MG Denmark David Walther Ukraine Oleksandr Bondarev
2022 France Arthur Dorison[12] Exprit Vortex LeCont Luxembourg Guillaume Bouzar Colombia Matias Orjuela

See also

References
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