The 2020 IAME Euro Series reached its conclusion from October 9th to 11th on the Karting des Fagnes of Mariembourg, in Belgium. Elie Goldstein became the third different winner in Senior, where Guy Cunnington was awarded the title, Aaron Walker claimed both the Junior Final and crown, while Sacha Van’t Pad Bosch took his first Mini victory ahead of the new class winner Cathal Clark!

IAME Belgium has released the ‘new’ 2020 calendar of the IAME Series Benelux, with RACB agreement. The first round will be held at Karting Genk in Belgium (21 - 23 August) followed by the second round at Karting des Fagnes in Mariembourg (25 - 27 September). The third round is in France, Ostricourt (30 October - 1 November) and the final round will be in Mariembourg (22 – 24 November).

We look forward to welcoming you all to the first round of the official IAME European series in Mariembourg, Belgium.  With over 150 drivers already registered in 3 classes from around the world, we are looking forward to some spectacular and nail-biting races.  Thierry Lepinne and his team from Karting des Fagnes will be on hand to assist us and we look forward to working together with them.

The 3rd edition of the 2020 RGMMC IAME Winter Cup will take place the 6 – 9 February at the Circuito Lucas Guerrero Internacional circuit in Valencia, Spain.

With a hectic summer season program underway, Team Evolution is pushing hard to make every weekend count. Round 4 of the IAME Series Benelux 2019 was no exception, as the British team secured three podiums and notable results amidst the challenging weather conditions throughout the event at the Karting Genk – ‘Home of Champions’ circuit in Belgium. In the X30 Senior category, Joey van Splunteren bounced back to the top, after a less than satisfying Euro Series round recently, outperforming all his competitive rivals for victory and his invitation to the IAME International Final at Le Mans mid-October. Zach Ripley and Herolind Nuredini took a brilliant 2^nd and 3^rd respectively in X30 Juniors, with Ripley closing the gap on the series lead. 

It was a case of “The student outdriving the Master” at the opening round of the IAME Euro Series in Belgium over the weekend, when 17-year-old Niels Koolen showed his real potential with a superb performance to secure his podium place on Sunday, ahead of his personal coach and leading Team Evolution teammate Joey van Splunteren.  For the British-based team, it was an excellent way to begin the 2019 European X30 Series, as they take on the some tough rivals.

This weekend the 2019 Iame Euro series will kick off in Mariembourg, Belgium. Four classes will be in the programme this season: X30 Mini, X30 Junior, X30 Senior and X30 Shifter . Follow all the action on the legendary 1366 meters long Karting des Fagnes circuit via live-timing . And check the results below!