After races in Kerpen, Genk (Belgium) and Ampfing, the German Kart Championship returns to the home front. The championship has settled this weekend at Mülsen in Saxony. For the second time, the 1315-meter circuit is part of the DKM racing calendar and promises exciting races for the final. In the German Shifter-Kart Championship, the first decision can be made this weekend. In the other three categories DKM, DJKM and DSKM, however, everything is still open.

After races in Kerpen, Genk (Belgium) and Ampfing, the German Kart Championship returns to the home front. The championship has settled this weekend at Mülsen in Saxony. For the second time, the 1315-meter circuit is part of the DKM racing calendar and promises exciting races for the final. In the German Shifter-Kart Championship, the first decision can be made this weekend. In the other three categories DKM, DJKM and DSKM, however, everything is still open.

After races in Kerpen, Genk (Belgium) and Ampfing, the German Kart Championship returns to the home front. The championship has settled this weekend at Mülsen in Saxony. For the second time, the 1315-meter circuit is part of the DKM racing calendar and promises exciting races for the final. In the German Shifter-Kart Championship, the first decision can be made this weekend. In the other three categories DKM, DJKM and DSKM, however, everything is still open.

After winning the Final and taking 2nd in the OK Championship with Deligny, 2nd in Mini with Costoya and 5th in OK-Junior with Khavalkin, Parolin Motorsport has again recorded significant progress during the closing of the WSK Euro Series on the Sarno circuit. The consistency of the Italian brand's performance in the three categories in which it was entered is absolutely remarkable.

Last weekend August 5–7th, Jessica Bäckman claimed two podiums in the fourth round of the ADAC TCR Germany at the legendary Nürburgring track in Germany. 

Motorsports Country Club of Cincinnati is set to host the Summit Racing Manufacturers Cup Grand Nationals next weekend, August 12-14. Crowning Grand National Champions and awarding prize money and gift cards, it is sure to be an exciting event to close the 2022 Manufacturers Cup season.

Big celebrations for Taylor Barnard (18/PHM Racing): The British driver claimed his first victory in ADAC Formula 4 in race ten of the season at the Nürburgring. Andrea Kimi Antonelli (15/Prema Racing) did cross the finish line in first place, but the Italian was handed a five-second penalty for a false start.

After an excellent first half of the season marked by several victories and a brilliant European Championship, the Sodi Racing Team has started its preparation for the FIA Karting World Championship - OK-Junior that will take place in September in Sarno. The Italian circuit hosted a WSK Euro Series event from 29th to 31st July and, in the presence of an impressive 83 drivers, the French team and British driver Nathan Tye took 3rd place in the Final at the end of a highly informative meeting.

Due to a number of other RMC championship events scheduled for the same weekend of August 27 & 28, it has unfortunately limited the possibility for more competitors to participate at Eindhoven. Therefore, we believe it is the right decision to bring the RMC Grand Festival one week forward. In this case, the event will be rescheduled to the famous Erftlandring circuit at Kerpen, Germany on August 20 & 21 (with free practice optional – Friday, August 19).

The second and final round of the championship, at the Naples International Circuit in Sarno, awards a new season title to the Tony Kart Racing Team, with the victory of Jan Przyrowski in the OKJ category at the wheel of the Tony Kart Racing 401 RR. Second place in the final for Tuukka Taponen in OK.

Great attendance numbers but also high temperatures and a bit of rain in Castelletto marked a spectacular race weekend! A maxed-out Senior category and high numbers of Mini and Junior drivers made for three talent-packed categories!

Birel ART was well rewarded during the second and final round of the WSK Euro Series. Performance was definitely optimal at the meeting on the circuit of Sarno which will host the FIA Karting World Championship - OK and OK-Junior in a few weeks.

The 2^nd Round of the WSK Euro Series which took place in Sarno has ended with a podium in KZ for Paavo Tonteri and a positive top ten in OK-Junior for Nikolas Roos. Beyond the sporting results, the weekend was very important for the work carried out, in OK Junior and OK in particular, to prepare for the FIA ​​World Championship, scheduled for September on the same track.

At its fourth edition, the Rotax MAX Challenge International Trophy confirmed all the qualities that have built its reputation since its creation in 2019 while advancing its development in the light of experience in the Rotax spirit.

The victory in the second round went to Albanese (KZ2), Deligny (OK) and Gladysz (OKJ), while the titles to Palomba (KZ2), Nakamura (OK) and Przyrowski (OKJ). In MINI, victory and title to Martinese.

The first edition of the WSK Super Cup by MINI will get underway in La Conca from September 1 to September 3.

The WSK Euro Series is ready to run its final sprint with the second and decisive round at the International Circuit Napoli in Sarno (Salerno, ITA), which is scheduled for next 27-31 July. After the successful opener on July 17 in Lonato, the participation to this event is still quite important and the two categories OK and OKJ registered increased figures, while MINI and KZ2 confirmed the usual great presence.

The IAME Warriors are in Italy for the next round of the IAME Euro Series by RGMMC. All three categories continue with 214 entries in total, with the X30 Senior being completely full with 108 drivers, X30 Junior with 51 and X30 Mini 55! The championship fights are wide open but this race will be crucial, as we're halfway through to the road to IWF 2022, with 4 tickets to be awarded in each category at the end of the season.

The renewed International Circuit Napoli of Sarno (Salerno) highlighted once again the competitiveness of about 240 drivers present at the second and closing round of the series. The challenge has been highly spectacular despite the very hot temperatures. Qualifying heats on Saturday contributed to the selection of the main protagonists and now all is set for the final stages that will take place on Sunday, July 31 when the KZ2, OK, OKJ and MINI titles will be awarded. The racing action will be available in Live Streaming.

The second Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine race at Spa Francorchamps put on a show, as usual, providing some excitement to the numerous spectators on the stands and paddock of the Belgian track.