The Junior Monaco Kart Cup was a

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event ruled by the CIK-

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and organized by the Automobile Club de Monaco, it took place each year in

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Monte Carlo Formula 1 track map with streets

The event see young drivers compete with

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karts, a class for top drivers aged 12 to 15. The course circuit follows the lower part of the famous Formula One track, in a large section of the port, from ''Tabac corner'', round the swimming pool, and on to the ''Rascasse'' before entering the F1 track's pit lane. A ramp and a hairpin connect this part of the track back to the port section.

Winners

References

External links

Monaco Kart Cup – List of Winners
- Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM)
CIK-FIA – International Karting Governing Body

1990 – 2008 CIK Results
Kart racing events Motorsport in Monaco {{autoracing-stub