Motorsport South Africa (MSA) and ROK Cup South Africa proudly announce the selection of Gianna Pascoal and Jack Moore to compete in the prestigious FIA Karting Senior and Junior Academy in 2025.
Gianna Pascoal has been selected to participate in the inaugural FIA Karting Academy Senior class, making history as the first female competitor to represent South Africa at this level. Jack Moore, the 2024 SA National OKJ Rok Karting Champion, has earned his place in the FIA Karting Academy Junior class. Their inclusion in these elite international programs is a testament to their exceptional skill, dedication, and perseverance within the ROK Cup South Africa series.
Competition Schedule:
Jack Moore – FIA Karting Academy Junior Class:
• 15-18 May 2025 – Spain
• 17-20 July 2025 – Germany
• 26-28 September 2025 – Italy
Gianna Pascoal – FIA Karting Academy Senior Class:
• 1-4 May 2025 – Portugal
• 5-8 June 2025 – Italy
• 31 July – 3 August 2025 – Denmark
MSA and ROK Cup South Africa take great pride in the achievements of these young talents, who continue to showcase the strength of South African karting on the international stage. Their selection reflects not only their hard work but also the commitment of MSA and ROK Cup South Africa to nurturing the next generation of motorsport champions.
“We are incredibly proud of Gianna and Jack for earning their places in these esteemed competitions. Their determination and passion for karting have set them apart, and we are confident they will represent South Africa with excellence,” said Motorsport South Africa.
MSA and ROK Cup South Africa extend their best wishes to Gianna and Jack as they embark on this exciting journey, competing against the world’s best young drivers. South Africa will be cheering them on every step of the way!
Published by: John Duvill
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