Cast YOUR vote!
The Wera Tools Driver of the Day Award shortlist for Event 9 at Three Sisters is now LIVE.
Now is your chance to vote for the driver who impressed YOU the most during the weekend, with the winner receiving the coveted Wera Tools trophy, a Wera BKC winners hat, a Wera BKC winners visor sticker, and a free practice session at the next BKC event.
The nominations have been made up of drivers that impressed the panel throughout the weekend and now you can play your part in deciding the winner.
Nominations are:
Honda Cadet -Margiris Koveckis #15 Privateer – A breakthrough weekend for the driver who stepped up to the owner-driver levels of the Karting Pathway at the start of the year. Taking his first final victory in Honda Cadet on Saturday, the British-Lithuanian driver followed it up on Sunday with a dramatic run to the line to snatch victory away and complete a clean-sweep of all championship points scoring stages through the weekend.
IAME Water Swift Restricted – James Roots #21 Evolve Motorsport – After an up-and-down season, Roots finished strongly with a return to the podium for the first time since Whilton Mill in the Final and a Pole Position start virtue of a strong Timed Qualifying and heats performance. The weekend at Three Sisters was a microcosm for Roots’ season but after a tough finish to Saturday’s racing he struck back to claim 4″ in the final standings.
IAME Water Swift – Johnston Stewart #93 – After torrid luck in the heats, Stewart drove through to overtake 11 other drivers on the way to a strongest final classification of the season.
X30 Jr – Morgan Moore #16 Premium Karting – Moore’s impressive performances in race conditions throughout the 2024 X30 season both at a national and continental level were on show again at Three Sisters. A double visit to the podium across the weekend’s finals, including a superb gain in Saturday’s race of 15 positions, proved once again the Irishman has become a force to be reckoned with this year.
X30 Snr – Cian Geraghty #GP Geraghty Motorsport – The 2024 highlight reel for Cian Geraghty contains many a great drive and moment. But the round-the-outside move to take the lead through Turn 1 at Three Sisters gave all members of the Geraghty Motorsport awning a magnificent sense of satisfication. Taking the battle to the teams with more experience, Geraghty capped off the 2024 season with another finals win, a clean weekend and 3″ in the final standings.
KZ2 – Josh Price #2 – Under immense pressure and a difficult start in the practice sessions on Saturday, Price went one better than last year to become the sixth KZ2 British Champion in the modern era. In the top 2 all weekend, Saturday’s final was secured with a stunning overtake on Ella Stevens at high speed through Turn 1. Sunday’s final turned out to be even more dramatic, finding his way past championship rival Charlie Turner on slicks in a deluge of rain on the last corner to seal the title.
