After three days of Free Practice, Timed Qualifying and no fewer than 18 Qualifying Heats, everything at Genk built towards the final day. Six Super Heats set the grids before three Finals brought the event, the 2026 season and the IAME Euro Series’ tenth-anniversary year to a spectacular conclusion.

After a summer break, the IAME Euro Series is ready to fire back into life for one final showdown of 2026 — and we’re heading to Genk for Round 4. From 26–29 August, X30 Mini, X30 Junior and X30 Senior return to the track with everything still to play for as the season reaches its decisive chapter.

The final round of the 2026 IAME Euro Series began at the Home of Champions, with Time Qualifying setting the first competitive order before Friday’s Qualifying Heats brought changing conditions, a sudden downpour and intense racing across all three categories.

After a summer break, the IAME Euro Series is ready to fire back into life for one final showdown of 2026 — and we’re heading to Genk for Round 4. From 26–29 August, X30 Mini, X30 Junior and X30 Senior return to the track with everything still to play for as the season reaches its decisive chapter.

As the peak of the racing season draws upon us, so does the most high pressure part of the IAME Euro Series and the conclusion of the series' 10th year. With one event left on the four-part calendar, all eyes turn to Genk, located in the Limburg Region of Flanders, Belgium, and also known as the Home of Champions.

After a summer break, the IAME Euro Series is ready to fire back into life for one final showdown of 2026 — and we’re heading to Genk for Round 4. From 26–29 August, X30 Mini, X30 Junior and X30 Senior return to the track with everything still to play for as the season reaches its decisive chapter.
 

After a summer break, the IAME Euro Series is ready to fire back into life for one final showdown of 2026 — and we’re heading to Genk for Round 4. From 26–29 August, X30 Mini, X30 Junior and X30 Senior return to the track with everything still to play for as the season reaches its decisive chapter.

Few drivers can claim to have done what Zyed Dieudonne achieved on Sunday: going from 30th place to victory. The young karting talent pulled off the remarkable feat at Genk during the IAME Series Benelux. At just nine years old, the Verviers-based driver won the fifth round of the championship in the Mini Rookie class – in his very first race with a brand-new chassis.

Setting the fastest time in qualifying was only the beginning of what would turn into an exceptional weekend. On Sunday, young karting talent Milo Cornil won the fifth round of the IAME Series Benelux. At the Genk circuit, the eleven-year-old from Vaudignies was the standout driver in the Mini class, making it his second victory of the season. “When I crossed the finish line, I was really happy to have scored points for the championship and to be on the podium,” says Milo.

He had dominated every session of the weekend, so his victory in Saturday’s final almost seemed inevitable. At the Genk circuit, the 13-year-old from Givry was the strongest driver throughout the fifth round of the IAME Series Benelux. He secured his first win of the season in IAME X30 Junior.

The IAME Series Germany season is entering the final phase. When engines fire up on July 25 and 26 at the 1.3-kilometer Arena E circuit in Mülsen, the third of four scheduled rounds will take place. Talented drivers are heading to Saxony, ready to give their all in the battle for championship points, podium finishes, and crucial positioning ahead of the grand season finale.

Round 3 of the IAME Euro Series came to Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf under some of the most demanding conditions of the season — record temperatures for Germany at this time of year, with 36°C on the grid by the time the finals got underway. Three categories, three winners, and three championship battles that could not be more closely fought heading into the final round at Genk.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

Four from four for Hibbert, perfection for Miron — and in Senior, Allemann and Garcia cannot be separated after an epic heat day at Wackersdorf.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

Wackersdorf's Bavarian heat sets the stage as title fights intensify across X30 Mini, Junior and Senior at Round 3.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

Franciacorta confirmed the halfway point of the IAME Euro Series, but this week marks a new challenge, one that will dive deeper into the title fights and the race for drivers to become part of IAME royalty.

Sticking to a simple no-risk plan, Benjamin Foucart extended his lead in the GK4 Kart Series with a strong second place on Saturday. The seventeen-year-old driver from Braine-le-Château finished second in the IAME X30 Senior National class during the third round of the championship.