Hutton Wins CIK Trophy Of New Zealand
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Hutton Wins CIK Trophy Of New Zealand

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Debuting his new UTi
Tony Kart EVR, 13-year-old King's College, Auckland, student
Arie Hutton put on a dominant performance in +40C heat to
win the Junior (KF3/JICA) class at the annual CIK Trophy of
New Zealand.
This year's event was contested at the Hawkes Bay Kart Club's ZM-FM Raceway near Hastings on 6-8 February and witnessed the first championship win for a new KF Series engine in NZ.
Commenting on the event Arie said, "A big thanks to dad and Darren Biggs for spending all day Thursday building up my new Tony Kart EVR chassis which turned its first laps at lunchtime on Friday. The chassis immediately felt similar to the works chassis I drove in Macau last year. We were about 3/10ths slower than the quick JICA's on Friday which is about where we expected to be considering the 10kg weight difference.

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A good night's sleep and new tyres on Saturday morning brought us closer to Chris Cox who grabbed pole. In each of the Heats I slipped back to 3rd at the start from the outside row, but the more laps we did the stronger the chassis performed and I managed to win the first two Heats and then conserve the kart in Heat 3.
The start of the Pre Final was interesting as we all tried to out fox each other. I won the start but Chris went by on lap 2 however I managed to regain the lead on lap 4 and slowly pull away.
The 35 lap Final was the longest race I have ever done (19 minutes 21 seconds) and in the hottest conditions. Chris was right behind for the first 10 laps until my kart came on. I was then able to slowly pull away. Unfortunately for Chris his engine failed on lap 19. Despite having well over 4 hours on the piston the water cooled KF3 seemed to do the distance better than the air cooled JICA's.
Finally a big thanks to Stuart Park for all his work in helping adjust the chassis during the event and preparing the engine and carburettors."
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2009 CIK Trophy of New Zealand JICA/KF3 Results
Qualifying
1st Chris Cox 32.852
2nd Arie Hutton 32.894
3rd Daniel Kinsman 33.176
Heat 1
1st Arie Hutton 15 laps
2nd Chris Cox +0.315
3rd Daniel Kinsman +8.302
Heat 2
1st Arie Hutton 15 laps (new lap record 32.944 lap 11)
2nd Chris Cox +3.077
3rd Stan Tangaroa Green +5.357
Heat 3
1st Chris Cox 15 laps
2nd Arie Hutton +0.244
3rd Daniel Kinsman +1.988
Intermediate Classification
1st Arie Hutton 2 points
2nd Chris Cox 4
3rd Daniel Kinsman 10
Pre Final
1st Arie Hutton 26 laps
2nd Chris Cox +7.106
3rd Daniel Kinsman +10.007
Final
1st Arie Hutton Tony Kart/TM/Bridgestone 35 laps
2nd Daniel Kinsman Arrow/Parilla/Bridgestone +11.159
3rd Stan Tangaroa Green Arrow/Parilla/Bridgestone +18.500
Arie's next major event is the KartSport New Zealand National Sprint Championships in Hamilton over Easter weekend.
Arie's primary sponsorship partner is UTi, a global company specializing in the provision of world class international forwarding, customs brokerage and logistic services. UTi has offices in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch.
Arie is also supported by Spark Services, engine preparation and Scutum paint protection film.
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