Some interesting developments… Magik homologated with BirelArt.
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Ooooh interesting.
I know homologations don’t mean much here, but Tommaso at BestKart was really excited about having six homologations this year. They spent a ton of time and development on the braking systems.
Also this is the perfect document if you’re wondering who makes what. I didn’t know all of these. I hadn’t realized that the GFC was made by TB or that the Tillotson was by IPK.
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If I recall correctly GFC themselves said that when it was first announced
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Another interesting nugget is I don’t see a Parolin kart homologation, they have some chassis on there under a Henza Kart name, but none under the parolin name.
Didn’t expect Kart Mini to appear, maybe those rumours that they plan to go to Europe are true, or they just want to have a secure participation in the CIK FIA Karting South American.
Also, hey Tecno
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Yeah and Parolin produce for a ton of other brands too.
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There’s a whole other list:
Looks like Parolin homologated a few cadets.
Also worth noting that the previous homologation of chassis can still be valid and not due for an extension yet thus maybe wouldn’t be on the 25-27 list?
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OTK M8 Side Projection?? Could we actually have an OTK bodywork set where everything matches in name?! Graphics people of the world rejoice! 
Judging by the sheets & Birel’s own site, looks like the Ricciardo branded line got axed.
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That got axed last year. There were no Ricciardo in 24.
That’s correct. Being discontinued. It really started last year.
Sad. I liked that livery. Even thought about getting one. Oh well. Are there any Ricciardo S14 32mm shifter chassis still floating around?
Im not saying the FIA uploaded a wrong document, buy i am deff saying the FIA uploaded an incomplete document.
Guaranteed it will be fixed whenever someone realizes Manuf. such as Parolin have their chassis missing 
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That looks better.
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Anyone catch the original list had a kart with the name Cr-Mo Kart out of China? It’s been fixed now as it’s called Explorer kart, but definitely amused me.
The Cr-Mo Steel EB2 was a nice little convo in one of my group chats.
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Homologated by the Chinese CRG distributor (and IAME distributor for Hong Kong and Macau), apparently making karts in China since the 80s.
KG doesn’t have sidepods listed? Only nose and fairings?
Just picked up the new IPK shifter chassis, it’s a beauty. High quality as always