Kristianstad in Sweden will host the final round of the 2026 Mondokart.com FIA Karting European Championship for the OK, Junior and Academy Senior drivers this weekend (31 July - 2 August), as a packed entry list of 261 drivers bid to master the 14 turns of the legendary Asum Ring.

Kristianstad in Sweden will host the final round of the 2026 Mondokart.com FIA Karting European Championship for the OK, Junior and Academy Senior drivers this weekend (31 July - 2 August), as a packed entry list of 261 drivers bid to master the 14 turns of the legendary Asum Ring.

Parolin Motorsport completed the fourth round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series at Kristianstad with front-running speed in both OK and OK-Junior, as William Calleja finished 4th in OK and Gioele Girardello led the factory team in OK-Junior with 9th. Dean Hoogendoorn produced one of the strongest recovery drives of the weekend in OK before penalties dropped him to 14th, while Troy Ferguson also moved forward in the OK-Junior Final.

Performing increasingly well throughout the fourth round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, the KR-IAME teams ultimately made a clear mark in both categories during the Kristianstad finals. Noah Baglin and Zac Drummond secured a one-two finish in OK, whilst Daniel Miron Lorente crossed the finish line first in the OK-Junior final, before being joined on the podium by Priam Bruno. Ahead of the series’ final round in Sarno in September, Kart Republic factory karts occupy the top three places in the overall series standings, in both OK and OK-Junior.

After Friday’s Qualifying Heats established the leading contenders, Round 4 of the Champions of the Future Euro Series reached its decisive stage at the 1,221-metre Asum Ring in Kristianstad.

The Asum Ring, a 1,221m circuit and one renowned as one of the greatest in European karting, will invite drivers across the OK Junior and OK categories to duel around 16 corners and an elevation change of 6 metres this week. Across three days of competition, points will start to become the talk of the town as the series heads deeper into its later stages, with the penultimate event on the calendar now arriving.

The fourth round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series continued at Kristianstad on Friday with a full programme of Qualifying Heats. Leonardo Gorski emerged at the head of the OK-Junior classification after recording four victories, while Benjamin Manach retained the advantage in OK despite strong challenges from Henry Domain and Filippo Sala.

The Asum Ring, a 1,221m circuit and one renowned as one of the greatest in European karting, will invite drivers across the OK Junior and OK categories to duel around 16 corners and an elevation change of 6 metres this week. Across three days of competition, points will start to become the talk of the town as the series heads deeper into its later stages, with the penultimate event on the calendar now arriving.

Summer break is officially over, and the Champions of the Future Euro Series is back on track for Round 5 at Sarno. OK and OK Junior return to action in Italy with everything still to play for as we head into the closing stages of the 2026 season.

The Asum Ring, a 1,221m circuit and one renowned as one of the greatest in European karting, will invite drivers across the OK Junior and OK categories to duel around 16 corners and an elevation change of 6 metres this week. Across three days of competition, points will start to become the talk of the town as the series heads deeper into its later stages, with the penultimate event on the calendar now arriving.

The Asum Ring, a 1,221m circuit and one renowned as one of the greatest in European karting, will invite drivers across the OK Junior and OK categories to duel around 16 corners and an elevation change of 6 metres this week. Across three days of competition, points will start to become the talk of the town as the series heads deeper into its later stages, with the penultimate event on the calendar now arriving.

The Asum Ring, a 1,221m circuit and one renowned as one of the greatest in European karting, will invite drivers across the OK Junior and OK categories to duel around 16 corners and an elevation change of 6 metres this week. Across three days of competition, points will start to become the talk of the town as the series heads deeper into its later stages, with the penultimate event on the calendar now arriving.

Round 3 of the Champions of the Future Academy Program International Series wrapped up with a statement Sunday at Viterbo, Italy, and it belonged to Niccolò Perico.

Round 3 of the Champions of the Future Academy Program International Series brought the heat exactly as promised in Viterbo. Testing on Friday gave way to a full day of Time Qualifying, Qualifying Heat 1 and the Saturday Finals across Mini 60, OK-N Junior and OK-N Senior, and by late afternoon three different winners had each written their own chapter into Round 3.

For the third event of the Champions of the Future Academy Program International Series, we swap gyros for pizza and head to Italy. Just when we thought it was hot in Greece, the temperature rises even further in Viterbo.

Since winning the KZ European Championship title in 2023, Danilo Albanese has been one of the most consistent drivers on the podium in this highly competitive category at FIA Karting events. Finishing 2nd in Spain in 2024, 3rd at the World Championship in Franciacorta in 2025 and then 3rd at Genk in 2026, the Italian driver has now concluded the European Championship in 2nd place. This consistency in results clearly demonstrates the competitiveness of Kart Republic’s factory equipment and that of the KR-IAME package in the gearbox categories.

In the second and final round of the FIA Karting European Championship for the shifter categories, held in Italy, the Tony Kart Racing Team sets the fastest time in qualifying and claims second place in the KZ2 category.

Having already been crowned KZ World Champion, the Formula K brand has now been crowned FIA Karting European Champion in the premier class of world karting. Having put in a highly competitive performance at Genk in May, Emilien Denner literally dominated the Sarno round from pole position right through to his comfortable victory in the Final. The exceptional competitiveness of the IPK factory equipment, combined with the remarkable work of SRP Racing, the performance of the TM Kart engine and the talent of the French driver, led to this triumph at the foot of Vesuvius.

The FIA European Karting Championship for gearbox categories concluded from 2nd to 5th July at the Circuito Internazionale Napoli in Sarno. Following an intense weekend, the Sodi drivers left Italy with two podium finishes, a track record and a European runners-up title. In KZ, Matteo Spirgel secured 2nd place in the Final, whilst Jean Nomblot etched his name at the very top of the circuit’s record books. In KZ2, Matheus Morgatto took 3rd place on the podium with the fastest lap in the Final, bringing to a close a title battle that kept the paddock on the edge of their seats right to the very end, decided by a mere twelve points.

The second and final round of the FIA European Championship, held in Sarno, confirmed CRG’s position at the sharp end of the KZ categories. During the decisive weekend in Italy, Viktor Gustafsson finished 5th in the Final after securing pole position for the Super Heat at the end of the heats, ultimately closing the championship in 3rd place, just 12 points behind the winner.