The Birelart Racing team was on track at Campillos (Spain) from March 26th-29th for the first round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series. The event served as a dress rehearsal before the opening round of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK and OK-Junior, which will be held this weekend on the same track.

With 96 drivers entered in OK and 91 in OK-Junior in the first of five rounds of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, top 10 places in the Final were extremely hard to come by. The teams using KR chassis and IAME engines clearly worked in the right direction, as the rankings showed seven OK and six OK-Junior drivers in the top 10 of the Finals. In 2025, the aim will be to retain the OK title in this RGMMC series and to win back the OK-Junior crown. In addition, valuable information has been gathered a week before the start of the FIA Karting European Championships.

The Mondokart.com FIA Karting European Championships - OK and OK-Junior - are about to get underway in southern Spain. The entry list includes almost 190 drivers, divided between 98 OK and 89 OK-Junior, confirming the appeal of the international categories. 43 nationalities from five continents will be represented at this eagerly-awaited event.
 

Over the years, the Champions of the Future Euro Series has established itself as an essential series at the highest level of international karting. Launched in 2020, it has seen many of the top drivers who currently shine in the most important single-seater championships, including Formula 1 in the case of Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

The 2025 season of the Champions of the Future Euro Series kicks off this week at the International Circuit of Campillos, in southern Spain. From March 26 to 29, the fast and technical track will host the first of five rounds on the calendar. The best up-and-coming talents in the OK and Junior categories will already be sharpening their ambitions.

The 2025 season of the Champions of the Future Euro Series kicks off this week at the International Circuit of Campillos, in southern Spain. From March 26 to 29, the fast and technical track will host the first of five rounds on the calendar. The best up-and-coming talents in the OK and Junior categories will already be sharpening their ambitions.

The 2025 season of the Champions of the Future Euro Series kicks off this week at the International Circuit of Campillos, in southern Spain. From March 26 to 29, the fast and technical track will host the first of five rounds on the calendar. The best up-and-coming talents in the OK and Junior categories will already be sharpening their ambitions.         

The 2025 season of the Champions of the Future Euro Series kicks off this week at the International Circuit of Campillos, in southern Spain. From March 26 to 29, the fast and technical track will host the first of five rounds on the calendar. The best up-and-coming talents in the OK and Junior categories will already be sharpening their ambitions.

The engines are turned on today for the first free practice sessions on the Campillos circuit where the 1st round of the Champions of the Future series for the OK and OK Junior categories is scheduled for Saturday. This Series will take place over 5 rounds and will follow the same calendar as the FIA European Championship and will end on the eve of the FIA World Championship on the Kristianstad track, Sweden. For this reason, it represents a great test in preparation for the FIA events, also because, unlike other international meetings, it is run with the same tyres.

On the occasion of the fourth round of the WSK Super Master Series, the Tony Kart Racer 401 T chassis wins the final of the OKJ category with Ilie Tristan Crisan and comes close to the podium in OK class with Jindřich Pešl.

The Champions of the Future Academy Program returns in 2025, continuing to shape the next generation of racing talent. The season kicks off in Portimão on February 28, spanning for six rounds of top-level karting in OK-N Senior, OK-N Junior and Mini 60. More than a competition, this program is a gateway to a professional career in motorsport.             

The Champions of the Future Academy Program returns in 2025, continuing to shape the next generation of racing talent. The season kicks off in Portimão on February 28, spanning for six rounds of top-level karting in OK-N Senior, OK-N Junior and Mini 60. More than a competition, this program is a gateway to a professional career in motorsport.

The Champions of the Future Academy Program returns in 2025, continuing to shape the next generation of racing talent. The season kicks off in Portimão on February 28, spanning for six rounds of top-level karting in OK-N Senior, OK-N Junior and Mini 60. More than a competition, this program is a gateway to a professional career in motorsport.   

The Champions of the Future Academy Program returns in 2025, continuing to shape the next generation of racing talent. The season kicks off in Portimão on February 28, spanning for six rounds of top-level karting in OK-N Senior, OK-N Junior and Mini 60. More than a competition, this program is a gateway to a professional career in motorsport.

Noah Wolfe will benefit from continued valuable support from VAR by Birel in his quest for honours in a multitude of kart championships around Europe next year.

Williams Racing is proud to confirm the 2025 line-up of the Williams Racing Driver Academy, with the stars of tomorrow all making a step up in their careers.

Racing Force Group is pleased to confirm that its OMP brand has been selected by the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) as the exclusive supplier of suits and apparel for the drivers competing in the FIA Karting Academy Trophy Junior and FIA Karting Academy Trophy Senior championships for the three-year period 2025-2027.

Over 150 competitors to take part, representing 16 nations, in fierce competition across six categories.

Williams Racing is pleased to announce British karting rising star Will Green as the newest member of its Driver Academy. Will has grown up in the world of motorsport, driving a kart for the first time at just four years old. Since then, he has consistently delivered strong results across various karting series.

The FIA has introduced the FIA Standard 8877-2022 Protective Clothing for Karting Competitors, marking a significant advancement in karting protective garments, enhancing safety performance and design requirements and, for the first time, introduces these requirements also for karting gloves and karting shoes.