An incredible 2022 ROK Cup Superfinal: 373 drivers (representing 49 different countries) in 7 categories here in South Garda Karting in Lonato (Italy).

This weekend the 20th edition of Rok Cup Superfinal taking place in Lonato. The race will start Thursday with the qualifying practices and the heats. The drivers will challenge each other heat after heat until Saturday morning, climax of the race, when the event will culminate with the Finals and Trophies in the afternoon.

This weekend the 20th edition of Rok Cup Superfinal taking place in Lonato. The race will start Thursday with the qualifying practices and the heats. The drivers will challenge each other heat after heat until Saturday morning, climax of the race, when the event will culminate with the Finals and Trophies in the afternoon.

This weekend the 20th edition of Rok Cup Superfinal taking place in Lonato. The race will start Thursday with the qualifying practices and the heats. The drivers will challenge each other heat after heat until Saturday morning, climax of the race, when the event will culminate with the Finals and Trophies in the afternoon.

The European Challenge, at its second edition, will take place on the 16th-17th of July at the Kartarena in Cheb, Czech Republic, just a few kilometers from Germany.

The Winter Trophy, an absolute novelty in the ROK Cup race calendar, opens the 2022 season of the single-brand by Vortex. The drivers' attendance was excellent, coming from all over Europe, for a total of 131 participants. The trophy was held at the South Garda Karting of Lonato, with the activities on the track divided in two days and featured by ideal weather conditions, which framed the crowning of the first champions of the season: Martina Rumlenova (Mini ROK), Beszterda Iwo (Junior ROK), David Locatelli (Senior ROK), Tino Donadei (Expert ROK), Riccardo Ianniello (Super ROK), Mattia Vita (Shifter ROK).

Throughout this intense 2021 season, the Energy Corse team has been particularly competitive as recent prestigious international events can attest: a masterful victory in the Rok Cup Superfinal in Mini with the Canadian Jensen Burnett and a podium in OK-Junior during the Champions of the Future series with Tomass Stolcermanis. Stolcermanis also had the honour starting on the front row of the World Championship in his Energy Corse-TM Racing package.

The Rok Cup Superfinal 2021 will be held from 13th to 16th October at South Garda Karting track in Lonato with 7 categories; Mini Rok, Junior Rok, Senior Rok, Super Rok, Shifter Rok, Expert Rok, Expert Rok Plus and Expert Rok.

The calendar is ready now and we are glad to announce where and when the Rok Cup will be run in 2021. The calendar includes 7 Rok Cup Italia races, in which all categories will be present, and three races of the Campionato Italiano ACI-Rok for Rok Senior and Rok Junior alongside the Mini Rok class with a dedicated trophy.

The Rok Cup Superfinal has always had great female protagonists. Girls were able to give their opponents a lot of trouble. In this edition run on the Franciacorta Kart Track, the strongest Rokkers raced together in the Super Rok, with Gaia Cardinali in the Junior Rok, Natalia Balbo in the Shifter and the Bàbickovà sisters in the Senior.

This was really an unforgettable event, despite the particular conditions it took place in. The 2020 Rok Cup Superfinal was not stopped by the health emergency and discovered a new and interesting location, the Franciacorta Karting Track. The brand-new circuit was the stage of an unforgettable weekend, where Rokkers coming from 30 different Countries challenged each other, as always, in a unique event. The outcome of the track gave us two confirmations, Marco Chiari (Expert Plus Rok) and Alex Machado (AND- Super Rok) and five new names: Jan Przyrowski (POL - Mini Rok), Riccardo Ianniello (ITA – Junior Rok), Aleksander Bardas (POL – Senior Rok), Renato Jader-David (USA– Expert Rok), and Alessandro Buran (ITA – Shifter Rok).

The 2020 Rok Cup Super Champions fought hard with top-level opponents to conquer their respective titles and under the checkered flag, the titles went to: Jan Przyrowski (POL - Mini Rok), Riccardo Ianniello (ITA – Junior Rok), Aleksander Bardas (ITA – Senior Rok), Renato Jader-David (USA– Expert Rok), Marco Chiari (Expert Plus Rok), Alex Machado (AND- Super Rok) and Alessandro Buran (ITA – Shifter Rok)

The 2020 Superfinal has arrived onto the Franciacorta Kart Track by surprise, but this is giving Rokkers all over the world new spurs for an amazing challenge. The circuit, new for all participants, is 1.300 m long, with a total of 16 bends (9 right and 7 left) and several ups and downs, making it special.

The 2020 Superfinal has arrived onto the Franciacorta Kart Track by surprise, but this is giving Rokkers all over the world new spurs for an amazing challenge. The circuit, new for all participants, is 1.300 m long, with a total of 16 bends (9 right and 7 left) and several ups and downs, making it special.

The 2020 Superfinal has arrived onto the Franciacorta Kart Track by surprise, but this is giving Rokkers all over the world new spurs for an amazing challenge. The circuit, new for all participants, is 1.300 m long, with a total of 16 bends (9 right and 7 left) and several ups and downs, making it special.

After the sporting checks and all administrative procedures, the 17^thedition of the Rok Cup Superfinal is now reaching the heart of the race, despite the rain on the Franciacorta Kart Track. At the end of all free practices’ sessions, the 261 Rokkers coming from all over the world ran the Qualifying Heats, taking place on a wet track.

The organisation of the ROK Cup has published the list of the drivers registered for the 2020 Rok Cup Superfinal