Junior Event Highlights | Euro Series Round 3 - Viterbo | 2025 Champions of the Future

OK-Junior: Dan Allemann confirms his great form

Iskender Zulfikari (Forza Racing) took pole position on Thursday. Despite taking four wins in the Qualifying Heats, the Turkish driver lost the lead on Saturday after retiring from a race. With an identical total of four wins, Switzerland's Dan Allemann (Ward Racing) brilliantly regained top spot ahead of Australia's William Calleja (Forza Racing) with three wins and Canada's Ilie Tristan Crisan (Tony Kart Racing Team) with two wins. Great Britain's Henry Domain (Forza Racing) moved up to 4th place. Allemann confirmed his position by winning the first Super Heat, the second going to Britain's Noah Baglin (Prema Racing).

In the Final, the start of the race was marked by the retirement of Slovakian Alex Molota (Hagemann Racing), while Crisan lost contact with the leaders. The best move was made by Zulfikari, who immediately moved up to 3rd behind Allemann and Calleja. The race remained wide open until Allemann set the fastest lap of the race and went on to win ahead of his two main rivals. Calleja, who finished 2nd, was satisfied to take top spot in the Championship ahead of Crisan and Baglin, who scored important points in Viterbo by finishing 5th and 4th respectively in the Final. Dutchman Dean Hoogendoorn (Prema Racing) was also in the spotlight, finishing 7th behind Australian Sebastian Eskandari-Marandi.

OK-Junior series standings after the Viterbo race

1- William Calleja (AUS) Exprit / TM Kart 221 pts
2- Ilie Tristan Crisan (CAN) Tony Kart / Vortex 193 pts
3- Noah Baglin (GBR) KR / IAME 189 pts
4- Henry Domain (GBR) Exprit / TM Kart 188 pts
5- Dean Hoogendoorn (NED) KR / IAME 118 pts
6- Dan Allemann (SUI) Tony Kart / TM Kart 105 pts
7- Iskender Zulfikari (TUR) Exprit / TM Kart 101 pts
8- Will Green (GBR) KR / IAME 94 pts
9- Luka Scelles (FRA) KR / IAME 88 pts
10- Luuk Taal (NED) KR / IAME 60 pts
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