With the start of the German Kart Championship next weekend in the Arena E Mülsen, the highest German kart racing series will be presenting a pole position award in all classes for the first time. This is provided by the glove manufacturer 32Five.

The German Kart Championship (DKM) is under starter’s orders for the 2024 season. The registration period for the top German karting series begins in mid-January. Six race weekends at the best-known kart tracks in Germany await the competitors. All information on the series can be found at adac.de/motorsport.

As the future organizer of the Deutsche Kart Meisterschaft (DKM), the ADAC e.V. has presented the calendar for the 2024 season. Next year, the DKM calendar will grow to six events, which will be held from the season opener in April to the finale at the end of September.

The German Kart Championship will have a new look from the 2024 season onwards. For the coming season, ADAC e.V. will take over the organisation of the International German Kart Championship. The series has been an integral part of German karting since 1962, and the highest accolade in German karting will continue to be held under the umbrella of the ADAC in the future.

After races in Mülsen, Genk (Belgium), and Wackersdorf, the DKM squad travels on to Kerpen. The 1,107-metre Erftlandring has a long tradition in German motorsport and is an integral part of the DKM race calendar. In the past decades, the circuit in North Rhine-Westphalia has often been the starting point of a successful motorsport career. 

After a long break, the engines roared again in the German Kart Championship at the weekend. At the Pro Kart Raceland in Wackersdorf, 132 drivers competed in four classes. In addition to the three categories DSKM, DJKM and DSKC, the junior racers of the Mini 60 Series by Chrono Karting were also present again.

After an exciting first half of the German Kart Championship (DKM) season, the racing action returns to Pro Kart Raceland in Wackersdorf from August 25-27. Following rounds three and four in Genk, Belgium, the drivers are now ready to battle it out in the Upper Palatinate. With an impressive 134 participants from around the globe, the competition is set to be fierce.

After an exciting first half of the German Kart Championship (DKM) season, the racing action returns to Pro Kart Raceland in Wackersdorf from August 25-27. Following rounds three and four in Genk, Belgium, the drivers are now ready to battle it out in the Upper Palatinate. With an impressive 134 participants from around the globe, the competition is set to be fierce.

After an exciting first half of the German Kart Championship (DKM) season, the racing action returns to Pro Kart Raceland in Wackersdorf from August 25-27. Following rounds three and four in Genk, Belgium, the drivers are now ready to battle it out in the Upper Palatinate. With an impressive 134 participants from around the globe, the competition is set to be fierce.

After an exciting first half of the German Kart Championship (DKM) season, the racing action returns to Pro Kart Raceland in Wackersdorf from August 25-27. Following rounds three and four in Genk, Belgium, the drivers are now ready to battle it out in the Upper Palatinate. With an impressive 134 participants from around the globe, the competition is set to be fierce.

The victories in both Finals of the two European Championship KZ Rounds (in Spain with Jeremy Iglesias and in Italy with Viktor Gustafsson), as well as the one in Wackersdorf in the preparation race for the FIA ​​World Championship again with Gustafsson, place the CRG colors among the most prominent in the first part of the season in the top class with gearbox. To these successes, we need to add the title of European Vice Champion obtained by Jeremy Iglesias and the many podiums conquered in the WSK races, which complete an exceptional outcome for the CRG-TM duo in these first 6 months of the 2023 season.

The Pro Kart Raceland Wackersdorf will be filled with an international flair as participants from all around the world gather for the Road to Wackersdorf. This serves as a preparation for the highly anticipated shifter-kart World Championship scheduled for September. The event boasts an impressive lineup of karting's finest, creating a thrilling atmosphere.

The Pro Kart Raceland Wackersdorf will be filled with an international flair as participants from all around the world gather for the Road to Wackersdorf. This serves as a preparation for the highly anticipated shifter-kart World Championship scheduled for September. The event boasts an impressive lineup of karting's finest, creating a thrilling atmosphere.

The Pro Kart Raceland Wackersdorf will be filled with an international flair as participants from all around the world gather for the Road to Wackersdorf. This serves as a preparation for the highly anticipated shifter-kart World Championship scheduled for September. The event boasts an impressive lineup of karting's finest, creating a thrilling atmosphere.

The Pro Kart Raceland Wackersdorf will be filled with an international flair as participants from all around the world gather for the Road to Wackersdorf. This serves as a preparation for the highly anticipated shifter-kart World Championship scheduled for September. The event boasts an impressive lineup of karting's finest, creating a thrilling atmosphere.

This upcoming weekend, the Pro Kart Raceland Wackersdorf will be filled with an international flair as participants from all around the world gather for the Road to Wackersdorf. This serves as a preparation for the highly anticipated shifter kart World Championship scheduled for September. The event boasts an impressive lineup of karting's finest, creating a thrilling atmosphere.

Frankfurt am Main/Eindhoven: After the successful start of the Mini 60 Series in Muelsen, promoter Chrono Karting is expanding its program in the German Kart Championship. The young talents will now also be represented by the half-time race at Wackersdorf and the finale at Franciacorta (Italy).

The highest German Kart series DKM is about to start. In three weeks, the starting signal will be given in the modern Arena E in Mülsen. Once again, a lot of action with an attractive program awaits the participants. Registration is even possible after the start of the season. The Mini 60 will also be taking part for the first time, with up to €70,000 in prize money in the team championship.

Frankfurt am Main: The 2023 season is just around the corner. Guest drivers can now submit their entries for the season opener of the DKM in Muelsen. The corresponding online registration can be found at www.kart-dm.de. This year, guest drivers will once again have the chance to register to participate in the series after the start of the season.

In October last year, the FIA presented the International Karting Ranking (IKR). Like the ATP tennis world rankings, drivers collect points at FIA-approved races - including the German Kart Championship. At the end of the year, the most successful participants can be honored, for example, as Driver of the Year.