My journey to the Sodi World Finals started by competing in the Sodi World Series ranking, with the goal of earning my place on the world stage. The first time I qualified, the World Finals were held in Belgium. It was a completely new experience for me, competing against drivers from all over the world and discovering what it meant to race at such a high level.
When I qualified for the World Finals for the second time, the goal was much clearer. I wanted to compete as strongly as possible and fight for a top result.
Day one started perfectly, with two P2 finishes putting me in a strong position. Day two was more difficult, as I was dealing with a less fortunate kart in terms of handling. During one of the races, I was also pushed into the wall, costing valuable positions and points. Despite this, I kept fighting and focused on recovering as many points as possible.
Day three was all about finishing the event strongly and collecting every point available. After three intense days of racing, I managed to secure P10 among the 102 senior drivers competing in the World Finals. The 40 junior drivers competed separately and were not part of the senior classification.
Qualifying for the World Finals twice is already a major achievement, and finishing inside the top 10 on my second appearance made it even more special. Now, the next goal is clear: three consecutive qualifications, with the next World Finals taking place in Finland.
