KZ1 (karting)


KZ1 is a kart racing class using 125 cc water-cooled two-stroke engines yielding approximately 46-48hp, equipped with a 6-speed gearbox. Technical regulations are similar to KZ2 except for the gearbox which can be either manual or electro-mechanical and the use of soft tires.[1] Both engines and chassis must be approved by the CIK-FIA racing governing commission. It is open to top drivers aged 15 and over. Minimum weight is 175 kg with driver.


This class used to be called Formula C. It was discontinued in favor of Super ICC and renamed KZ1 by the CIK-FIA in January 2007.


There is a European KZ1 Championship and a World Cup, both organized under CIK-FIA.




Contents





  • 1 World Champions


  • 2 See also


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links




World Champions
















































































































































Year
World Champion
Chassis / Engine / Tire
Class
1983

Italy Gianni Mazzola

Birel / Balen / Dunlop
Formula C
1984

Italy Gabriele Tarquini

Kalì / Balen / Dunlop
Formula C
1985

Italy Piermario Cantoni

Kalì / Balen / Dunlop
Formula C
1986

Italy Fabrizio Giovanardi

Tony Kart / Pavesi / Bridgestone
Formula C
1987

Italy Alessandro Piccini
DAP / Pavesi / Vega
Formula C
1988

Sweden Peter Rydell
All Kart / Pavesi / Dunlop
Formula C
1989

Italy Gianluca Giorgi

Kalì / Kalì / Dunlop
Formula C
1990

Italy Alessandro Piccini

Birel / Pavesi / Bridgestone
Formula C
1991

Italy Alessandro Piccini

Birel / Pavesi / Dunlop
Formula C
1992

Italy Danilo Rossi

Kalì / Pavesi / Dunlop
Formula C
1993

Italy Alessandro Piccini

Kalì / Pavesi / Dunlop
Formula C
1994

Italy Jarno Trulli

Tony Kart / Pavesi / Dunlop
Formula C
1995

Italy Gianluca Beggio
Biesse / TM / Vega
Formula C
1996

Italy Gianluca Beggio
Biesse / TM / Bridgestone
Formula C
1997

Italy Gianluca Beggio

Birel / TM / Bridgestone
Formula C
1998

Italy Gianluca Beggio

Birel / TM / Bridgestone
Formula C
1999

Italy Francesco Laudato

Birel / TM / Dunlop
Formula C
2000

Italy Gianluca Beggio

Birel / TM / Bridgestone
Formula C
2001
2002

not held
2003*

Netherlands Robert Dirks

Birel / TM / Vega
Super ICC
2004*

Italy Ennio Gandolfi

Birel / TM / Vega
Super ICC
2005*

Italy Francesco Laudato

Birel / TM / Vega
Super ICC
2006*

Italy Davide Forè

Tony Kart / Vortex / Vega
Super ICC
2007*

Belgium Jonathan Thonon

CRG / Maxter / Dunlop
KZ1
2008*

Belgium Jonathan Thonon

CRG / Maxter / Dunlop
KZ1
2009*

Belgium Jonathan Thonon

CRG / Maxter / Dunlop
KZ1
2010*

Netherlands Bas Lammers
Intrepid / TM / Dunlop
KZ1
2011*

Belgium Jonathan Thonon

CRG / Maxter / Dunlop
KZ1
2012*

Netherlands Bas Lammers
Praga / Parilla / Bridgestone
KZ1
2013

Netherlands Max Verstappen

CRG / TM / Bridgestone
KZ
2014

Italy Marco Ardigo

Tony Kart / Vortex / Bridgestone
KZ
2015

Netherlands Jorrit Pex

CRG / TM / Bridgestone
KZ
2016

Italy Paolo de Conto

CRG / TM / Vega
KZ
2017

Italy Paolo de Conto

CRG / TM /Vega
KZ
2018

Czech Republic Patrik Hajek

Kosmic / Vortex / LeCont
KZ

* indicate World Cup, which replaced the World Championship from 2000-2012



See also


  • KF1

  • KF2

  • KF3

  • KZ2

  • Superkart


References




  1. ^ 2010 CIK-FIA Technical regulations – Article 12, Specific Regulations for KZ2 & KZ1, p. 350




External links


  • CIK-FIA website








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