Armstrong Happy to Be Returning to Sarno
Young Kiwi karter Marcus Armstrong is happy to be returning to the Sarno track near Naples this weekend for the second
round of this year's WSK Super Master Series.
"Yes," the 15-year-old works Tony Kart team member said from Italy this morning, "Sarno's a favourite track for me. It's
fast, has many overtaking opportunities and I'm looking forward to racing there in KZ as I have fond memories of the
track from last year."
In that case Sarno hosted the final round of the 2015 WSK Super Master Series where Armstrong made a breakthrough in his
inaugural year - in the KF class - claiming a series-best second place finish in the Pre-Final and fourth in the Final
to catapult from 13th to sixth in the series points standings.
This year the young Kiwi has moved up to the KZ class and has proved just as quick, setting the third quickest time in
his qualifying practice session to be fifth overall heading into the races at the cold and rain-lashed opening WSK Super
Master Series round at Lagni in northern Italy a fortnight ago.
The four-round WSK series attracts all the top professional teams in Europe and gives drivers like Armstrong and Tony
Kart team leader, three-time World Champion Marco Ardigo, a chance to get their eye in for the three-round CIK-FIA
European Championships and single round CIK-FIA World KZ Championship meeting later in the year.
This is a busy time for the young Kiwi with the third round of the WSK series at Muro Leccese between March 31 and April
03.
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