2019 FIA Motorsport Games Karting Slalom Cup

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Race details
Date 1-3 November
Official name FIA Motorsport Games Karting Slalom Cup
Location Campagnano di Roma, Italy
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Netherlands Nina Pothof
Netherlands Bastiaan van Loenen		 Team Netherlands
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Belgium Manon Degotte
Belgium Antoine Morlet		 Team Belgium
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Russia Olesya Vashchuk
Russia Vladislav Bushuev		 Team Russia

The 2019 FIA Motorsport Games Karting Slalom Cup was the first FIA Motorsport Games Karting Slalom Cup, to be held at ACI Vallelunga Circuit, Italy on 1 November to 3 November 2019. The race will be contested with identical electric-powered karts The event was the part of the 2019 FIA Motorsport Games.

Drivers raced around the cones, receiving penalty seconds for every cone knocked off.

Entry list

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All entered drivers aged between 14 and 16 and competed with identical electric-powered karts.

Team No. Driver A (Female) Driver B (Male)
Albania Team Albania 1 Alexia Karaguni Kristofor Mjeshtri
Austria Team Austria 2 Jorden Dolischka Charlie Wurz
Belgium Team Belgium 3 Manon Degotte Antoine Morlet
Belarus Team Belarus 4 Kseniya Shuba Aliaksei Savin
Germany Team Germany 5 Janina Burkard Florian Vietze
Denmark Team Denmark 6 Sarah Kronborg Madsen Jonas Jakobsen
France Team France 7 Doriane Pin Esteban Masson
United Kingdom Team UK 8 Jessica Edgar Samuel Shaw
Georgia (country) Team Georgia 9 Elizaveta Bagramovi Nika Kobosnidze
Hungary Team Hungary 10 Dorka Kiss Bálint Németh
Croatia Team Croatia 11 Stefani Mogoroviić Sandro Ivanjko
India Team India 12 Shravanthika Lakshmi Shyam Kumar Suriyavarathan Karthikeyan
Israel Team Israel 13 Yarven Oved Ben Pinto
Italy Team Italy 14 Emma Segattini Paolo Gallo
Kuwait Team Kuwait 15 Hessa Alfares Marshad Almarshad
Lithuania Team Lithuania 16 Skaistė Petrauskaitė Kajus Šikšnelis
Latvia Team Latvia 17 Emīlija Bertāne Nicolass Bertāns
Mexico Team Mexico 18 Andrea Sierra Ruíz lavio Emil Bustamante Abed
Netherlands Team Netherlands 19 Nina Pothof Bastiaan van Loenen
Norway Team Norway 20 Mina Louise Nielsen Pedersen Marcus Myrseth
Poland Team Poland 21 Sara Sandra Kałuzińska Krzysztof Gardziel
Portugal Team Portugal 22 Matilde Fidalgo Martim Fidalgo
Russia Team Russia 23 Olesya Vashchuk Vladislav Bushuev
Serbia Team Serbia 24 Aleksa Lazarac Nikola Tošić
Slovakia Team Slovakia 25 Barbora Bauerová Michal Vilim
Sweden Team Sweden 26 Anna Glaerum Alexander Spetz
Thailand Team Thailand 27 Sitavee Limnantharak Ananthorn Tangniannatchai
Ukraine Team Ukraine 28 Veronika Kononenko Heorhii Krasko
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Qualifying

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Drivers qualified for the 1/16 highlighted in green.

Pos. No. Team Time Gap
1 9 Georgia (country) Team Georgia 3:37.903 —
2 5 Germany Team Germany 3:45.141 +7.238
3 3 Belgium Team Belgium 3:45.184 +7.281
4 4 Belarus Team Belarus 3:47.160 +9.257
5 23 Russia Team Russia 3:48.889 +10.986
6 11 Croatia Team Croatia 3:49.021 +11.118
7 17 Latvia Team Latvia 3:50.841 +12.938
8 21 Poland Team Poland 3:50.866 +12.963
9 19 Netherlands Team Netherlands 3:56.154 +18.251
10 22 Portugal Team Portugal 4:06.237 +28.334
11 14 Italy Team Italy 4:08.413 +30.510
12 15 Kuwait Team Kuwait 4:09.104 +31.201
13 28 Ukraine Team Ukraine 4:22.327 +44.424
14 16 Lithuania Team Lithuania 4:24.497 +46.594
15 25 Slovakia Team Slovakia 4:31.652 +53.749
16 2 Austria Team Austria 4:37.095 +59.192
17 10 Hungary Team Hungary 4:38.854 +1:00.951
18 7 France Team France 4:48.915 +1:11.012
19 26 Sweden Team Sweden 5:02.599 +1:24.696
20 13 Israel Team Israel 5:10.032 +1:32.129
21 24 Serbia Team Serbia 5:13.161 +1:35.258
22 18 Mexico Team Mexico 5:16.658 +1:38.755
23 8 United Kingdom Team UK 5:17.945 +1:40.042
24 27 Thailand Team Thailand 5:23.245 +1:45.342
25 1 Albania Team Albania 5:24.389 +1:46.486
26 20 Norway Team Norway 5:24.888 +1:46.985
27 6 Denmark Team Denmark 5:30.649 +1:52.746
28 12 India Team India 5:42.983 +2:05.080
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Knock-out stages and final

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Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemi-finalsFinal[4]
 
              
 
 
 
 
Latvia Team Latvia 4:26.556
 
 
 
Portugal Team Portugal 4:14.356
 
Portugal Team Portugal 3:30.480
 
 
 
Germany Team Germany 3:31.211
 
Germany Team Germany 3:19.256
 
 
 
Slovakia Team Slovakia 3:53.914
 
Portugal Team Portugal 4:04.942
 
 
 
Netherlands Team Netherlands 3:45.512
 
Austria Team Austria 3:41.921
 
 
 
Georgia (country) Team Georgia 3:53.937
 
Austria Team Austria 4:08.390
 
 
 
Netherlands Team Netherlands 3:44.523
 
Netherlands Team Netherlands 3:26.893
 
 
 
Poland Team Poland 3:28.661
 
Netherlands Team Netherlands 1st place, gold medalist(s) 3:21.318
 
 
 
Belgium Team Belgium 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 3:25.243
 
Kuwait Team Kuwait 4:19.594
 
 
 
Russia Team Russia 3:23.388
 
Russia Team Russia 3:36.938
 
 
 
Croatia Team Croatia 3:52.618
 
Croatia Team Croatia 3:48.514
 
 
 
Italy Team Italy 3:52.531
 
Russia Team Russia 3:53.362
 
 
 
Belgium Team Belgium 3:40.611 Third place play-off
 
Belgium Team Belgium 3:32.235
 
  
 
Lithuania Team Lithuania 4:17.103
 
Belgium Team Belgium 3:30.517 Russia Team Russia 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 3:34.791
 
 
 
Belarus Team Belarus 4:04.269 Portugal Team Portugal 3:44.853
 
Belarus Team Belarus 3:38.531
 
 
Ukraine Team Ukraine 4:04.338
 

References

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  1. ^ "Karting Slalom Cup attracts strong initial entry for FIA Motorsport Games". automobilsport.com. 17 September 2019. Archived from the original on September 20, 2019. Retrieved 18 September 2019.
  2. ^ "Karting Slalom Cup attracts 28 entries for inaugural FIA Motorsport Games". fiamotorsportgames.com. SRO Motorsports Group. 16 October 2019. Retrieved 16 October 2019.
  3. ^ "Classification S1&S2" (PDF). fiamotorsportgames.com. SRO Motorsports Group. 2 November 2019. Retrieved 2 November 2019.
  4. ^ "Final Classification" (PDF). fiamotorsportgames.com. SRO Motorsports Group. 3 November 2019. Retrieved 3 November 2019.
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