The British O Plate Race Report highlights a weekend of intense competition at one of the most prestigious karting events in the UK. The KMS Race Team faced off against the nation’s best, gaining valuable experience and delivering impressive performances across the board.
Alex Moody – Battling Hard After Time Away
Returning to the circuit for the first time in a year, Alex Moody put in a determined performance. Despite some bad luck over the weekend, he gave it his all and continued to build pace throughout the event. His resilience and commitment will no doubt see him come back stronger in future rounds.
Lorenzo – Fast But Unfortunate
Lorenzo was one of the quickest drivers all weekend, showing excellent pace and confidence on track. However, his weekend was cut short in the final after an unfortunate incident where another driver made contact over the top of him, causing a DNF. Despite this setback, his speed throughout the event was a clear indicator of his potential.
Eli Badhan – Consistent & Competitive
Eli was on fire all weekend, demonstrating excellent skill and consistency against a highly competitive grid. He delivered strong performances in the heats and kept his composure in the final, securing a P7 finish overall. A fantastic result that reflects his growth and racecraft at this level. Competing at the British O Plate is no small challenge, and Eli’s ability to perform under pressure highlights his continued development as a driver.
Marcel Popakul – Learning from the Best
For Marcel Popakul, the British O Plate presented one of his toughest challenges yet. The level of competition was high, but he held his own, showing strong pace throughout the weekend. Racing against some of the best drivers in the country, Marcel took valuable insights from the event, further developing his racecraft. While results may not have reflected his true potential, his consistent improvement is a positive takeaway.
A Weekend of Learning and Growth
The British O Plate Race Report highlights the determination and progress of the KMS Race Team as they continue to gain experience against the UK’s best. Competing at this level is a huge learning curve, and each of the drivers will take away important lessons to apply in future races.
With strong performances and key takeaways from the event, the team is now shifting focus to the next challenge at Warden Law for The Kart Championship.