RRK racer takes NACAM Formula A PUEBLA, MEXICO - Competing, among others, against Italian factory teams with Venezuelan drivers and other first level competitors, the "rrk" team with its driver Antiono Aranda took first place in the Premium Category Formula "A" at the International NACAM CIK-FIA Karting Championship, also highlighting was Andres Aranda's remarkable participation who reached the 3rd Place Overall of the Championship in the same category. This way the "rrk" team achieved the 1st and 3rd places of this important Championship. The event took place on November 23-24 at the "5 Caminos" Karting Track in the Mexican State of Puebla, the last round of the International NACAM CIK-FIA Karting Championship in which kart drivers from numerous countries like Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Cuba and Mexico participated. The International NACAM CIK-FIA Karting Championship is the most important from the NACAM region (North America, Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean) conformed by 13 countries and sanctioned by the International Commission of Karting (CIK) of the FIA. This Championship consisted of 3 rounds: Maracay, Venezuela, La Havana, Cuba and the final one at Puebla, Mexico. To be able to add points it was necessary to participate in all three rounds and to finish within the first 6 places. The "rrk" team participated in the three rounds, accumulating the necessary points to reach the First and Third Places of the Championship with its drivers Antonio Aranda and Andres Aranda respectively. The victory of the "rrk" team is doubly important for its home country, as it was the only team with Mexican drivers and chassis, demonstrating once again its quality and performance in the tracks before the most important European chassisand international teams. This way, after several years of arduous work, the results of the great quality and performance of the "rrk" chassis begins to stand out at the National (2-times National Champions) and International levels, outstanding at the same time, the professionalism and perseverance of its drivers' Antonio and Andres Aranda.