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.

Four-time Formula One World Champion Max Verstappen, who recently extended his contract with Oracle Red Bull Racing until the end of 2030, will return to his racing roots on September 16. At the Silverstone circuit in England, he will attempt to chase down 100 drivers. The challenge is set to become the world’s biggest go-kart race and will be broadcast live around the world on Disney+ and the ESPN App. Here is all you need to know:

Over 300 drivers are expected at the weekend of August 30th at the Franciacorta Karting Track for the first of the three rounds of the WSK Final Cup.

PREMA is pleased to confirm that Alex Powell will join the team for the F3 test in Madrid and the remaining races of the 2026 FIA Formula 3 season, following Louis Sharp's departure from the team.

Titles, a Macau ticket, an F4 test and World Championship entries are on the line as the COTFA UK Series explodes this weekend at Whilton Mill.

The second half of the 2026 ProKart Challenge began over the August 15-16 weekend at Sonoma Raceway. The Sonoma, California circuit welcomed the series for the second of back-to-back trips, hosting the fourth round of the season championship on the ‘Reverse National’ layout. Picture-perfect weather greeted the nearly 160 entries across 11 categories for the weekend.

Title races heat up at DKM weekend in Kerpen. Möhring, Kamenik and Staedtler extend their championship leads. Titles still up for grabs ahead of season finale in Wackersdorf.

The Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy is entering its final stretch. At the season finale in Třinec, Czech Republic, from September 10 to 13, the championships will not only be decided in the classic Rotax categories. The Rotax E20 categories will once again be part of the international race weekend, adding a unique dimension to the grid with their all-electric powertrain.

The German Kart Championship is entering the finish straight in the 2026 season. From 14th to 16th August, the iconic Erftlandring in Kerpen will host the fourth of this season’s five race weekends. 148 drivers from 19 nations will line up in the five classes.

The German Kart Championship is entering the finish straight in the 2026 season. From 14th to 16th August, the iconic Erftlandring in Kerpen will host the fourth of this season’s five race weekends. 148 drivers from 19 nations will line up in the five classes.

The German Kart Championship is entering the finish straight in the 2026 season. From 14th to 16th August, the iconic Erftlandring in Kerpen will host the fourth of this season’s five race weekends. 148 drivers from 19 nations will line up in the five classes.

148 drivers from 19 nations at round four of the season. First titles could be won at the Erftlandring. KZ2 Cup the biggest class of the weekend again with 53 starters.

It is with profound sadness that RGMMC shares the news of the passing of its co-founder, Lynn Geidel.

Karting Solutions Group, the US distributor for BRP-Rotax karting products and home of the Race Rotax brand, is confirming a key detail for racers ahead of the 2026 SKUSA SuperNationals: Rotax engines from any country are eligible to compete in Senior MAX and Mini MAX at this year’s event, not just US sealed engines.

Last weekend (August 8–9, 2026), the Rotax MAX Challenge Germany entered the final stretch of the season. For the semi-final, Germany’s largest single-brand karting series travelled to Liedolsheim in Baden. The RMC Germany had last visited the traditional circuit in 2007, and 19 years later it once again proved to be the perfect setting for thrilling Rotax racing. Around 100 drivers battled for the penultimate—and potentially decisive—championship points of the season. The action was not only hot on the track, as temperatures above 30°C also put drivers and equipment to the test.

At the Kristianstad circuit in Sweden, the venue for the fourth and final round of the FIA Karting European Championship, their Tony Kart Racer 401 T dominated the ‘Junior’ final and narrowly missed out on a podium finish in the ‘Senior’ class.

Parolin Motorsport completed the FIA Karting European Championship season at Kristianstad with a commanding OK victory for William Calleja and a podium for Dean Hoogendoorn. Calleja won every race he contested before dominating the Final, while Hoogendoorn finished 3rd to secure the same position in the Championship. Gioele Girardello ended the OK-Junior campaign 4th in the standings after showing front-running pace, and Troy Ferguson produced an exceptional 21-place recovery in the Final.