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Sutton Coldfield’s Riki Christodoulou won a Bentley organised Charity kart race at the Daytona Milton Keynes track on Saturday (20 March).
Riki, 21, set the fastest time in qualifying – by over six seconds – and with the help of cousin, Adam, and fellow racer James Calado amongst the six-driver “Jack Barclay’s Bentley Boys” team comfortably took the honours by three laps in the three-hour race.
“We had to make 11 pit stops and were given warnings and black flags to try and slow us down in an attempt to make it more of a race but it didn’t stop us winning,” added “Christo”.
“I won a cool trophy for the fastest lap of the day – a piston and other parts from the engine of a Bentley. All I want now is a drive for 2010 to go with it!”
The West Midlander, who finished fifth in his maiden British Formula Three Championship season and won the “Rookie Award” last year, won a Racing4 Charity kart race at Birmingham’s NEC in January.
