Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels wrap up Senior Classes

May 30, 2005

Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels 
wrap up  Senior Classes
Morad, de Heus, Boam and Herder take wins

SUTTON, ONTARIO  The second round of the Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting 
Championship presented by Toronto Star Wheels was held at 3-S Go Karts in 
Sutton, Ontario. First Kart's Daniel Morad continued his win streak by 
taking the Formula Senior win, while Aaron de Heus took Canada Senior. 
First time winner Zach Boam won World Formula Senior and Kyle Herder won 
Rotax Max Senior.


Formula Senior
Cameron Motorsports CRG driver Robert Wickens took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier 
Award for the headline class. Behind him was First Kart, and round one 
winner, Daniel Morad. Third in qualifying was 3-S Birel driver Juliana 
Chiovitti. At the start, Morad took the lead, and held until two laps to 
go. Wickens made a pass, but Morad countered to retake the lead. This 
happened not once but twice on the same lap. Morad defended on the final 
lap to take the win ahead of Wickens and First Kart's Trevor Daley.

Canada Senior
Gold Kart's Aaron de Heus took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier pole award, and 
went on to win after a fierce battle with Gold Kart teammate Pearce Herder. 
CMP's Frank Launi was third.

World Formula Senior
Gold Kart's Chris Holman took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier pole award. 
Hurricane's Zach Boam recorded his first SRFKC win when he won the World 
Formula Senior race ahead of CMP's Adriano Bilotta and CRG's Corey Usher.

RotaxMax Senior
Gold Kart's Kyle Herder took the Pfaff Fast Qualifier pole award for Rotax 
Max Senior. Herder comfortably led every lap to take his first win of the 
year. Behind Herder came round one winner Marco Di Leo and CMP's Frank Launi.

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.