SUTTON, ONTARIO 3-S Go Karts hosted round two of the Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels this past weekend. Over 200 of Canada best karters showed up for the challenge, and it was Cameron Motorsports' Mike Vincec making the most of the weekend.
Vincec won the Saturday headline class, Formula Junior, then went on to win RotaxMax Jr. later in the day, and take home the Sunday GM Racing award. On Sunday, the headline class, Formula Senior was a battle to the final flag. Pfaff Fast Qualifier, Cameron Motorsports' Robert Wickens hounded leader, First Kart's Daniel Morad for the entire distance, and the two swapped the lead twice with just two laps to go. Morad held on for his second consecutive Formula Senior win, with Wickens second. Rounding out the Formula Senior podium was First Kart's Trevor Daley.
Other Saturday winners were Anthony Furfari in Canada Junior Light, Dylan Gibson in World Formula Junior and Aaron de Heus. Sunday winners included Zach Boam in World Formula Senior, who took his first win in the series, and Kyle Herder, who dominated in Rotax Max Senior.
The Pratt & Miller Team Spirit award which is awarded to the team that exhibits the highest levels of teamwork in the areas of presentation, preparation and results, went to Gold Kart, who had five drivers on the podium during the weekend.GM Racing awards for outstanding skills went to Cameron Motorsports' Mike Vincec on Saturday, and Sodi Kart's Greg Rempel on Sunday.
The objective of the SRFKC is to help foster a professional environment for kart drivers; help create a positive attitude towards appearance, conduct and discipline; help foster the employment of the best practices for the safe and fair running of competitions; and help kart drivers to move up the racing ladder to automobile racing.
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