On the weekend of July 16th-19th, the Champions Of The Future will take place on the Circuito Internacional de Zuera, where the Kosmic Kart drivers will take part in the OK and OKJ categories.

Since the unfortunate news that the LGM Championship has been cancelled for 2020, Motorsport UK are delighted to confirm that we have extended the already full cadet grid and that we also have limited spaces left in the Mini, junior and senior X30 classes.

The  second  event  of  this  return  to  competition  confirmed Parolin  Racing  Kart’s  excellent  level  of  performance  in  all three  categories  at  the  opening  of  the  WSK  Euro  Series  in Sarno.

The drivers of the Exprit Racing Team fight hard on the binding track in Sarno during the first round of the WSK Euro Series, managing to compete with the best all weekend long.

Karting Australia’s Licence holders are flocking back to their local circuits as Club Level racing kicks back into gear across the country. The Northern Territory and Western Australia were the first two regions to host Club events last month, over the past couple of weeks Victoria, South Australia and more recently New South Wales and Queensland have returned to racing.

The KZ2 series, supported by Zip Kart and Le Cont, will once again join the British Kart Championships bill this season, with a three-round contest for the gearbox class.

The post-lockdown calendar includes successive races in the second half of the season. Just a week after the end of the WSK Super Master Series, the WSK Euro Series has started at Sarno.

The WSK Euro Series is getting off on the right foot for the Kosmic Kart Racing Department, who proves to be reliable in both direct drive categories OK and OKJ.

Tony Kart Racing Team closes the first appointment of the WSK Euro Series in Sarno with the podium of Tuukka Taponen in OKJ and an excellent general performance.

Stopwatches provided the first indications on the protagonists of the opening weekend of WSK Euro Series in Sarno at the International Circuit Napoli. Qualifying heats will follow shortly.

Energy Power is proving to be as formidable as ever, even after a long pause caused by the Coronavirus crisis. The resumption of international competitions was a new opportunity for Energy Corse to show its knowledge, professionalism and its level of results. At the end of a particularly well-rewarded meeting, the Russian Dmitry Matveev won the WSK Super Master Series title in 60 Mini, after having crossed the finish in 1st place in the Final on Saturday and 2nd in the Final on Sunday.

The Kosmic Kart Racing Department proves to be highly competitive and is now ready to aim at the victory in the next race meetings of this intense season.

This annual event is open to IAME Cadet, Honda Cadet, Mini Group (Mini Max & Mini X), Junior Max, X30 Junior, Senior Max & X30 Senior and numbers will be restricted to 36 of each category (x18 MMax and x18 Mini X) .

Eighteen weeks after the last WSK in Lonato, the Birel ART Racing Team was back in competition at Adria for an intense week bringing together the third and fourth rounds of the Super Master Series.

Simo Puhakka conquers the WSK Super Master Series in KZ2 winning both last two rounds. Nikita Bedrin wins the OK title with Tony Kart – Vortex material, always competitive in all classes.

After exactly three months, they are back out on track, giving you the chance to restart your race engines once again at Karting Genk “Home of Champions”. Because it took so long, we will not be starting with the championship, which will return in August. However, they will start with the BNL Kick Off 2.0 Reboot.

The sales network of OTK chassis for Germany is welcoming a new dealer: AK-Racing.

KIC Motorsport signed Estonian Red Bull junior program driver Jüri Vips - All three KIC Motorsport drivers in excellent pace at test days in Imola

ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS — With the uncertainty of when the state will reach Phase 5 of Restore Illinois, and with a strong commitment to the health and safety of the racers, volunteers, staff and spectators, the Xtream Rock Island Grand Prix, the world’s largest karting street race, has announced that this year’ Labor Day weekend event will not be held. Planning has already begun for 2021.

With COVID-19 putting a hold on motorsports around the world for more than three months, it is finally time for the World Karting Association (WKA) to return back to the track. With the Charlotte Karting Challenge on the docket over the next two weekends, a return to the famed Charlotte Motor Speedway will kick off this weekend.