Danny Formal gana el RED BULL KART FIGHT AT PRI

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Saludos
Queria compartir con ustedes estos logro hechos por Danny en el ultimo mes.

En los primeros días de noviembre Danny logro terminar de 2do en el SKUSA GRAND NATIONAL en el Hotel Rio Las Vegas, con 86 pilotos inscritos.
Y a Finales de Noviembre en Orlando Florida Danny gano la gran carrera del PIR RED BULL KART FIGHT, con una particiopacion de los mejores pilos del mundo como David Fore (multi campeon del mundo), Jonathan Thonon (multi campeon del mundo) Bas Lambers ( campeon del mundo en KZ2) Ben Cooper ( campeon del mundo 2011 Rotax Sr)

DANIEL FORMAL WINS RED BULL KART FIGHT AT PRI
"Floridian driver wins karter division"


Daniel Formal wins Red Bull Kart Fight at PRI (Photo: Motorsport.com)
December 6, 2011 - When the Red Bull Kart Fight at PRI (Performance Racing Industry) powered by Rotax was announced in the mid-summer months, Floridian pilot Daniel Formal was determined to compete. Taking place during the large industry show at the Orlando Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, Formal would look to battle with multi-time race winners, world champions, professional drivers and fellow karting peers on the tight and twisty temporary circuit.

"This event is so cool," expressed Formal after winning the karter division at the Thursday night event. "To drive on a track like this is physically demanding and to do it in equally powered karts in front of a crowd of more than 3500 says a lot for the efforts put behind this event. I am already looking forward to next year."

Competing on an Rotax powered Intrepid chassis, Formal would battle with 30 other hungry karters looking to claim a top eight finishing position to have the chance to race against the pros. Racing against a field littered with world champions including Bas Lammers, Jonathon Thonon and recently crowned Rotax Senior World Champion Ben Cooper, Formal was up for the challenge as well as the bragging rights that would follow the event.

After qualifying in the third position, Formal drove a smart and steady prefinal race to move up one position and garner a front row starting spot for the 40 lap main event. With a wheel-to-wheel battle to ensue, Formal was mentally and physically prepared to stand atop the podium and when the final flag had flown, the multi-time champion would be the first to cross the line.

With the top eight karters from their final lining up at the tail of the All-Star race, Formal would start shotgun on the field in the 22nd position. Racing with drivers from IndyCar, NASCAR, Grand-Am and the American Le Man Series, Formal drove a spirited race to come home in the eighth position.

Formal added, "I can't thank everyone that has helped me get to where I am today. This is a great win for me and will provide a major boost of confidence as we head towards 2012."

Daniel Formal would like to thank his 2011 partners including: Intrepid North America, HRS Engines, IMAF Seats, Advanced Karting and K1 RaceGear.

For more information on Daniel Formal including news releases, sponsor information, multi-media and complete biography, please visit www.DanielFormal.com.

For more information on Advanced Karting and DDF Racing Engines, please contact Donald Formal at 561.718.6840 or visit them online at www.AdvancedKarting.com. For press release and media information, please contact Mike Maurini and Race Tech Development at 317.270.8723 or via e-mail at Info@RaceTechDevelopment.com.

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DANIEL FORMAL HAS SUCCESS AT SUPERKARTS! USA SUPERNATIONALS

November 23, 2011

November 23, 2011 - Heading to Las Vegas, Nevada for his first ever SuperKarts! USA (SKUSA) SuperNationals, Floridian pilot Daniel Formal was one of the favorites in the TaG Senior division. Competing with the Intrepid North America team and utilizing P1 Engines power, Formal rebounded from a disappointing qualifying effort to take home a second place podium result in the biggest event of the year against a host of international drivers.

"This was my first ever SuperNats and I could not have asked for anything more," explained Formal post event. "The competition here was incredible and the racing was close and tight. The officials did a great job in letting us race and I am happy to add another podium finish to my resume."

Friday would see a morning warm-up for the TaG Senior drivers followed by the all-important qualifying session and then the first heat. Looking to garner the pole position, Formal had tough qualifying run. With an incident after only his third timed lap, the Florida resident was only able to turn the 19th quickest time in the field of more than 80 drivers. Disappointed with the result, Formal vowed to make up for it in the heat races.

With the heat race flight format in effect, drivers would compete in three heat events garnering points for Super Sunday's main event starting position. Classified in heat group A, Formal had a trio of great results including a fourth, second and a victory after starting in the ninth position for all races. After the points were calculated, Formal would start outside row two for Sunday's final.

A slight concern was raised in Sunday morning's warm-up session as Formal would be classified just inside the top twenty. Working with Advanced Karting, Intrepid North America and P1 Engines, the crew went back to work to give the multi-time champion the best kart possible for the main event.

Starting in the fourth position, Formal managed to get a decent start and hang with the lead quartet of drivers. Dropping back to ninth after an on track incident, Formal began to press forward swapping positions early and often. Settled into a rhythm that would see him turn some consistent race laps, Formal utilized his natural skills and abilities to drive to an impressive second place result.

Formal continued, "This gives me a lot of confidence and momentum heading into 2012 and I can't wait to get back in the seat."

Daniel Formal would like to thank his 2011 partners including: Intrepid North America, Advanced Karting, Brett King Design, K1 RaceGear, P1 Engines, Supertune USA, and DDF Engines.

For more information on Daniel Formal including news releases, sponsor information, multi-media and complete biography, please visit http://www.DanielFormal.com.

For more information on Advanced Karting and DDF Racing Engines, please contact Donald Formal at 561.718.6840 or visit them online at http://www.AdvancedKarting.com. For press release and media information, please contact Mike Maurini and Race Tech Development at 317.270.8723 or via e-mail at
Info@RaceTechDevelopment.com.

[Cachivache]

deberian de traerlo algún día a la guacima para verlo correr

[juan carlos s.]

Felicidades a Daniel Formal. Con solo ver la lista de pilotos contra los que compitio se nota que tiene talento en serio. Probablemente el mejor piloto de Costa Rica en mi opinion y sin duda alguna el mas subestimado. Ojala lo veamos corriendo con la bandera tica en el futuro porque va a llegar lejos.

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Saludos
Hasta Setiembre del 2011 Danny corria con la Badera Nacional, pero decidimos caorrer con la de USA por 2 motivos.
1- Cero apoyo de las autoridades nacionales así como de los medio de publcidad, con lo cual es difícil conseguir patrocinio en el Pais.
2- Con la bandera de USA se nos dio una gran cantidad de patrocinadores aquí que lo apoyan al 100%, en este momento lo que es Kart, Motor, Casco, Ropa, inscripciones, llantas, en fin 100% patrocinado.

Pero todos saben aquí que Dany es TICO.

Saludos