The fifth round of the Champions Of The Future took place in Kristianstad. The past weekend turned out to be quite challenging for our drivers, who will certainly try to learn from what happened in order to come back stronger at the upcoming events.
Published: 08 September 2025
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Markas Silkunas – DNQ – Champions Of The Future, Kristianstad (Sweden)
A tough weekend for Markas Silkunas, who took to the track in Kristianstad for the fifth round of the Champions of the Future. After a difficult start, marked by several struggles and the inability to find the right pace, the young Lithuanian driver unfortunately did not manage to qualify for the final.
Despite the difficulties encountered, this round represents an important step in Markas’s growth path, as he continues to gain valuable experience at the international level. The focus is now on the next event, the World Championship, a crucial occasion to regain speed and return to competing at the highest level.
Vanesa Silkunaite – DNQ – Champions Of The Future, Kristianstad (Sweden)
It was also a challenging weekend for Vanesa Silkunaite, racing in Kristianstad for the fifth round of the Champions of the Future. After a difficult qualifying session, the young Lithuanian driver fought with determination to recover positions, but was unable to secure access to the Super Heat.
Like Markas, Vanesa faced several difficulties and could not find the right race rhythm. Despite numerous overtakes and a great fighting spirit, qualification slipped away, leaving disappointment at the end of the weekend. Still, this event represents a valuable experience in the young Lithuanian’s development path, and she is already looking ahead to the next challenge with renewed determination and the will to turn difficulties into opportunities.
Vladimir Ivannikov – DNQ – Champions Of The Future, Kristianstad (Sweden)
It was a complicated weekend as well for Vladimir Ivannikov, the last of the agency’s drivers competing in Kristianstad. Despite the challenges faced, Vladimir showed grit and resilience, narrowly missing out on the final by just two positions.
Even if the result was bittersweet, this race represents an important step in his growth path. Vladimir is ready to bounce back with determination, aware of the work done and aiming to regain the competitiveness required to achieve more ambitious goals, starting from his next race — the most important event of his season.
Author: Gabriele Bovio
A tough weekend for Markas Silkunas, who took to the track in Kristianstad for the fifth round of the Champions of the Future. After a difficult start, marked by several struggles and the inability to find the right pace, the young Lithuanian driver unfortunately did not manage to qualify for the final.
Despite the difficulties encountered, this round represents an important step in Markas’s growth path, as he continues to gain valuable experience at the international level. The focus is now on the next event, the World Championship, a crucial occasion to regain speed and return to competing at the highest level.
Vanesa Silkunaite – DNQ – Champions Of The Future, Kristianstad (Sweden)
It was also a challenging weekend for Vanesa Silkunaite, racing in Kristianstad for the fifth round of the Champions of the Future. After a difficult qualifying session, the young Lithuanian driver fought with determination to recover positions, but was unable to secure access to the Super Heat.
Like Markas, Vanesa faced several difficulties and could not find the right race rhythm. Despite numerous overtakes and a great fighting spirit, qualification slipped away, leaving disappointment at the end of the weekend. Still, this event represents a valuable experience in the young Lithuanian’s development path, and she is already looking ahead to the next challenge with renewed determination and the will to turn difficulties into opportunities.
Vladimir Ivannikov – DNQ – Champions Of The Future, Kristianstad (Sweden)
It was a complicated weekend as well for Vladimir Ivannikov, the last of the agency’s drivers competing in Kristianstad. Despite the challenges faced, Vladimir showed grit and resilience, narrowly missing out on the final by just two positions.
Even if the result was bittersweet, this race represents an important step in his growth path. Vladimir is ready to bounce back with determination, aware of the work done and aiming to regain the competitiveness required to achieve more ambitious goals, starting from his next race — the most important event of his season.
Author: Gabriele Bovio
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