Grapevine: Massa completes line-up for kart race
Felipe Massa has added GP2 front-runner Luca Filippi and former Formula One driver Roberto Moreno to the high-profile line-up for next weekend's International Challenge of Go-Kart Champs
The Ferrari driver's event, which takes place in the Brazilian city of Florianopolis, has already attracted some famous names including Michael Schumacher, Rubens Barrichello and Vitantonio Liuzzi.
Speaking about the event, Massa said: "Once again, we have attracted drivers of the highest level and from the main series of the world. I am sure this year's race will be even more competitive than 2006's.
"It won't be easy to keep the title I got last year. Everybody there can win."
The entry list for the International Challenge of Go-Kart Champs:
1. Felipe Massa - Formula One 2. Michael Schumacher - Formula One 3. Rubens Barrichello - Formula One 4. Vitantonio Liuzzi - Formula One 5. Luca Badoer - Formula One 6. Gil de Ferran - Ex-Champ Car 7. Christian Klien - Formula One 8. Roberto Pupo Moreno - Brazilian GT3 9. Nelsinho Piquet - Formula One 10. Tony Kanaan - IRL 11. Vitor Meira - IRL 12. Ricardo Mauricio - Brazilian Stock Car 13. Marcos Gomes - Brazilian Stock Car 14. Luca Filippi - GP2 Series 15. Antonio Pizzonia - Brazilian Stock Car 16. Enrique Bernoldi - Brazilian Stock Car 17. Luciano Burti - Brazilian Stock Car 18. Popo Bueno - Brazilian Stock Car 19. Cacá Bueno - Brazilian Stock Car 20. Ricardo Zonta - Brazilian Stock Car 21. Lucas Di Grassi - GP2 Series 22. Xandinho Negrao - GP2 Series 23. Alexandre Barros - MotoGP 24. Felipe Giaffone - Brazilian Truck Series 25. Thiago Camilo - Brazilian Stock Car
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