Tamás Gender Junior will continue his international sporting career with the Forza Racing team, which history began with George Russell's title, according to the founder. The young Hungarian kart driver, who has been competing mainly in Italy, has recently transferred to the British-based team founded by Jamie Croxford in 2011. He is eagerly looking forward to the upcoming weeks, which will bring further progress towards his goals. Gender Tamás Junior is taking another significant step in his sports career. He and his family have decided to continue racing in a new professional environment, choosing the Forza team, which is led by Jamie Croxford, a successful figure with a motorsport background. The team is aimed at helping its drivers unleash their full potential. The UK-based international karting team competes at the highest level on the world stage in both the junior and senior categories, achieving great results in recent years. They have produced CIK European champions, British champions, and WSK winners. From the very beginning, they recognized the importance of investing time, effort, and money into improving the car's performance while also paying attention to the drivers. The British-based racing team competes at the highest level in the OK/OKJ categories in European and world championships. They have achieved success in European championships, the WSK Trophy Champions, the British Vice and Open Champions, the Italian championship, the DKM races, and the Margutti Champions. The team's leader, Jamie Croxford, was once an excellent international driver himself and is now the head of one of the most prestigious teams in FIA karting. He has been involved in the training of renowned drivers such as George Russell, Robert Shwartzman, and Jonny Edgar, having won world and European championships in 2017 and 2012, respectively. The team's true story began in 2012 with their victory at the Junior European Championship with George Russell, followed by drivers like Billy Monger, Robert Shwartzman, Kush Maini, Frederik Vesti, Jonny Edgar (the 2017 Junior European Champion), Rafael Camara (the 2019 Junior World Champion), Dilano Van T'Hoff, Dexter Patterson, and Christopher Lulham, who achieved a double win at the 2017 Junior World Championship. Forza Racing is one of the strongest teams on the international scene, which allows them to regularly beat other top teams. As a supported athlete of the Hungarian Motorsport Academy, Gender Tamás Junior's new team places special emphasis not only on equipment but also on the development of the drivers. They believe that providing the necessary help and guidance is crucial for the drivers' progress. This work is preceded by detailed and in-depth data analysis. In addition to race preparation, Forza Racing provides advice on health and fitness programmes, personalised to the drivers. This includes assistance with the transition of drivers from abroad to the UK, the organisation of private schooling between races, a rigorous track and testing programme, while a dedicated team member looks after the drivers and their needs. Furthermore, the team leverages its connections and experience in the motorsport world to support the racers. Forza Racing's philosophy is that a good driver can win with a good team, and a strong mental focus is essential for striving towards the podium. The team's strength lies in the expertise of their technical staff. They understand that success depends on many factors, including the driver's attitude, concentration, and approach to racing. The driver needs to concentrate on their own goals and eliminate external distractions. Considering all these factors, Gender Tamás Junior and his family have decided to choose Forza Racing to further build his international sports career. Considering all these factors, Gender Tamás Junior and his family have decided to choose Forza Racing to further build his international sports career. They believe that with the professional expertise of the team, he will be able to prepare for his races under the guidance of dedicated professionals in the most optimal conditions. The young Hungarian talent, who is already in Denmark, has begun the serious professional work.
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