SuperOne Rounds 3 & 4 – Glan-Y-Gors
The 2026 SuperOne Series headed to Glan-Y-Gors in North Wales for Rounds 3 and 4.
GYG’s elevation changes and technical Dragon Complex made for a demanding double-header for the MightE Bambinos.
With qualifying and starting grid position key to the eventual order into the long run up Dragon Straight on the opening lap at GYG, a strong grid slot sets the tone for a driver’s race day and has a significant impact on finishing positions here.
Qualifying well here is crucial, and it was Jenson Parris who turned heads in the paddock with a blistering drive to fourth on the grid.
Given that this is not only Jenson’s first season but just his ninth month behind the wheel of a kart — while the drivers around him generally have at least one to two full seasons of experience — the pace he showed was nothing short of remarkable.
A notably fast starter who typically gains positions from the get-go and at worst holds station, Jenson’s qualifying performance is clear evidence of what many in the paddock already see in his potential. Here is a driver quietly dedicated to mastering his craft, and as the season wears on and the experience gap between him and the rest of the front-runners narrows, expect those occasional leaps forward in position to become a far more regular occurrence.