Synergyfrom Bambino to KZ.

The team’s drivers race on Synergy, and KH Racing supplies new chassis to drivers who want to buy. Compare the categories here and ask the team about model and engine.

Synergy’s categories compared: chassis, engine and gearbox, and the team’s results in the class
CategorySynergy chassisEngine and gearboxThe team in the classAsk the team
BambinoThe youngest driversBambinoSynergy Bambinonothing publishedYoungest classes, podiums in the archive: Mini: 32 podiumsMicro: 6 podiumsAsk: Bambino
Cadet – DetailsYoung drivers moving into racingCadet · 950Envy · 950 mm wheelbase · FIA 007-CH-80nothing publishedYoungest classes, podiums in the archive: Mini: 32 podiumsMicro: 6 podiumsAsk: Cadet
Junior and senior – DetailsJuniors and seniors in classes without a gearboxX30 · Rotax MaxRebel 2025 S18 · 30 mm frameIAME (X30) or Rotax Max · no gearboxPodiums in the archive: Rotax Max: 1 podiumsRotax Junior: 14 podiumsAsk: Junior and senior
Rotax DD2 – DetailsDrivers in Rotax DD2, the class with a two-speed gearboxRotax DD2No published DD2 modelRotax DD2 · 2-speed, paddle shiftSynergy in DD2, MKR 2024–2025Podiums in the archive: Rotax DD2: 7 podiumsAsk: Rotax DD2
KZ gearbox – DetailsSeniors in the gearbox classKZ2KZ kart in the range · no technical dataKZ · gearboxKZ2 final win on Synergy, Järfälla 2025Podiums in the archive: KZ2: 16 podiumsAsk: KZ gearbox

Sources: Synergy range (opens in a new tab), FIA homologation list 2025–2027 (opens in a new tab), KKC Rebel listing (opens in a new tab), Rotax DD2 page (opens in a new tab), MKR results (opens in a new tab). Checked September 2026; Synergy still presents its range as the 2025 range. A dash (–) in the table means the sources state nothing. Podiums are counted in the results archive: the class with KH Racing Team as entrant, whatever the chassis.

Synergy is a British brand from Daventry, owned and distributed by KKC Kart Components. The frames are built by Birel ART in Italy – hence the shared parts and platform. About Synergy (opens in a new tab)

Synergy Envy cadet chassis, side view
Synergy Envy · Image: Synergy Kart / KKC

Cadet

Young drivers moving into racing Cadet · 950

The class where racing gets serious. The Envy is Synergy’s chassis with a 950 mm wheelbase.

Model
Envy (950)
FIA homologation
007-CH-80 (2025–2027)
Manufacturer per FIA
Birel Art Srl

The team in the class: Youngest classes, podiums in the archive: Mini: 32 podiums · Micro: 6 podiums

Sources: FIA homologation list 2025–2027 (opens in a new tab)

Synergy Rebel rolling chassis without engine, three-quarter front view
Synergy Rebel · Image: Synergy Kart / KKC

Junior and senior

Juniors and seniors in classes without a gearbox X30 · Rotax Max

The Rebel is Synergy’s chassis for junior and senior classes without a gearbox. It is built for IAME (X30) or Rotax Max engines.

Model
Rebel (2025 S18)
Frame
30 mm (junior/senior)
Engine spec
IAME · Rotax Max
Gearbox
No – non-gearbox classes
Built by
Birel ART, Italien / Italy

The team in the class: Podiums in the archive: Rotax Max: 1 podiums · Rotax Junior: 14 podiums

Sources: KKC Rebel listing (opens in a new tab) · Synergy on the build (opens in a new tab)

Synergy kart number 414 coming out of a corner
2026 · Image: KH Racing

Rotax DD2

Drivers in Rotax DD2, the class with a two-speed gearbox Rotax DD2

The DD2 is Rotax’s engine with a two-speed gearbox, shifted with paddles on the steering wheel, so it does not belong with the non-gearbox classes. Team drivers raced Rotax DD2 on Synergy in MKR in 2024–2025. Synergy publishes no DD2 model of its own – ask the team about the build.

Gearbox per Rotax
2-speed, paddle shift
Synergy model
Not published – ask the team

The team in the class: Synergy in DD2, MKR 2024–2025. Podiums in the archive: Rotax DD2: 7 podiums

Sources: Rotax DD2 page (opens in a new tab) · MKR results (opens in a new tab)

Driver in a KZ gearbox kart, seen from above
2026 · Image: KH Racing

KZ gearbox

Seniors in the gearbox class KZ2

Synergy lists a KZ kart in its range but publishes no technical data for it. Team drivers have raced KZ2 on Synergy – including Norton Andreasson’s KZ2 final win at Järfällabanan in 2025.

Group in Synergy range
KZ Gearbox Karts
Technical data
Not published by Synergy – ask the team

The team in the class: KZ2 final win on Synergy, Järfälla 2025. Podiums in the archive: KZ2: 16 podiums

Sources: Synergy range (opens in a new tab) · MKR result, 29 June 2025 (opens in a new tab)

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