Three European titles will be at stake - in OK and Junior and FIA Academy Trophy - when the 2023 FIA Karting European Championship concludes in Cremona, Italy from July 27-30. A maximum of 81 points can be awarded at this final event in OK and OK-Junior and 56 points in the Academy Trophy.

It will be a very "hot" weekend the one we are about to experience on the Cremona circuit and not only due to the high atmospheric temperatures. In fact, the Italian track will host the last Round of the FIA ​​European Championship for the OK and OK-Junior categories, with both titles to be awarded. At CRG there is particular interest in the major category, the OK one, where the Brazilian Gabriel Gomez is currently in P2 in the general standings with 202 points, just 6 points behind the leader Rene Lammers. The battle for victory, mathematically also includes Alex Powell, who is actually in P3 in the standings with 165 points, but in all likelihood, it will be a two-way challenge, which will already start from the qualifying stages with the assignment of the first scoring.

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.

This past weekend, the Pro Kart Raceland witnessed a glimpse of the upcoming FIA Karting World Championship as the Road to Wackersdorf unfolded. The world's finest shifter kart drivers competed, providing a tantalizing preview of the season highlight in September. Victories were claimed by Tomass Stolcermanis (KZ2), Davide Foré (KZ2 Masters) and Viktor Gustafsson (KZ).

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.

Three European titles will be at stake - in OK and Junior and FIA Academy Trophy - when the 2023 FIA Karting European Championship concludes in Cremona, Italy from July 27-30.

Parolin Motorsport demonstrated its exemplary competitiveness in Italy, with several of its drivers capable of competing with the best in both categories. In the end, Anatoly Khavalkin finished 7th and Miguel Costa came 11th in OK, while Christian Costoya secured a top 10 finish in OK-Junior.

True to its policy of enabling as many drivers and teams as possible to compete, whatever the category, the level of the event or the country, the KR Global Motorsport Company drew an extremely positive balance from the fourth round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series held in Cremona, Italy. In addition to the four podium finishes achieved by drivers using KR chassis, including a victory for Thai driver Enzo Tarnvanichkul in OK, many other competitors performed extremely well in very hot conditions that proved very trying for everyone.

Once again, the tenacious work of the entire Birel ART Racing team, technicians and drivers alike, paid off at the fourth round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, held at the Cremona circuit, where significant gains were made in the Final, such as the 21 places gained by Matheus Morgatto in OK.

On the occasion of the fourth round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, the Racer 401 RR sets the fastest time in the qualifying heats of the OK category, with Luigi Coluccio. Their kart also hits the podium in the final, still in the Senior category

The fourth of the five Champions of the Future Euro Series events, held at the Cremona circuit in Italy, lived up to all its promises. The final stages were full of twists and turns and the winners of the previous meetings were not necessarily able to confirm their success. Dries Van Langendonck in the OK-Junior class and Enzo Tarnvanichkul in the OK class took their first ever podium places. The competition has been completely revitalised and several drivers will be in a position to win this prestigious series at the end of September in Franciacorta.

Round 4 of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, will take place this weekend, from July 12 to July 15, at the Cremona Karting Circuit. This is the biggest race to date, with 194 entrants (84 for OK and 110 for Junior) competing on the 1224-meter track. The finals will be held on Saturday.

Round 4 of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, will take place this weekend, from July 12 to July 15, at the Cremona Karting Circuit. This is the biggest race to date, with 194 entrants (84 for OK and 110 for Junior) competing on the 1224-meter track. The finals will be held on Saturday.

Round 4 of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, will take place this weekend, from July 12 to July 15, at the Cremona Karting Circuit. This is the biggest race to date, with 194 entrants (84 for OK and 110 for Junior) competing on the 1224-meter track. The finals will be held on Saturday.

In 'direct-drive' categories such as OK or OK-Junior, in brand cups or in 125cc gearbox categories, the Energy Corse chassis and the Italian team continue to shine. Tomass Stolcermanis is the best example. As he prepares to fight for a final podium finish in the FIA Karting European Championship in OK, the young Latvian has just completed a brilliant European campaign in KZ2.

Round 4 of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, will take place this weekend, from July 12 to July 15, at the Cremona Karting Circuit. This is the biggest race to date, with 194 entrants (84 for OK and 110 for Junior) competing on the 1224-meter track. The finals will be held on Saturday.

Paolo Ippolito in 2022... Danilo Albanese in 2023... History is repeating itself in the most spectacular way for the KR Global Motorsport group in the FIA Karting European KZ Championship. It's important to remember that above all it's thanks to the quality of the equipment and the competitiveness of the drivers that the Italian brand manages to remain at the top of the world hierarchy. In addition to Albanese's coronation, the two Italian drivers won their places on the podium at Sarno in the premier class. And in KZ2, the results of Alex Powell and Kean Nakamura-Berta kept Prema Racing in 2nd place in the team standings.