Spalding Guardian: Broken piston shatters Parrott’s British title bid
Crowland’s Jason Parrott was denied the British Kart Championship just a lap and a half from victory when a piston broke up at the Rowrah circuit in Cumbria.
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Crowland’s Jason Parrott was denied the British Kart Championship just a lap and a half from victory when a piston broke up at the Rowrah circuit in Cumbria.
Peterborough’s Jason Parrott was denied the British Kart Championship just a lap and a half from victory on Sunday when his piston broke up at the Rowrah circuit in Cumbria.
Despite his comeback, Litchfield was overtaken in the standings by his season-long rival Jason Parrott, who was third in final one and fourth in the second final. With only two more races to go, at Rowrah in Cumbria in September, Parrott leads reigning champion Litchfield by only four points.
Jason closed up on the lead of the British Kart Championship on Sunday after scoring a 7th place and a (provisional) win at Larkhall in Scotland.
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