The past few weeks have once again been marked by significant international successes for Energy Corse. Following his victory at Franciacorta in the OK class, Lev Krutoholov will head into the next round of the WSK Final Cup in November as the championship leader.

The 2027 Champions of the Future Euro Series promises a journey through four countries and four very different challenges for OK and Junior drivers. It begins with a fresh test on Zuera’s redesigned layout, moves to the motorsport heritage of Silverstone, and reaches Belgium’s Home of Champions at Genk before the season concludes at Steel Ring Třinec. New corners, contrasting circuits and the pressure of a four-round title fight give drivers plenty to master—and fans plenty to follow from the opening race to the finale.

Born in León, Mexico, Emiliano Hernandez Marun did not take the conventional route straight to the paddock: his earliest sporting battles were fought with a tennis racket in hand. At age eight, a first lap behind the wheel at the local Kartódromo de León changed everything.

KR Motorsport and the teams representing Kart Republic have no shortage of future champions in their ranks! The sensational results from the series organised by RGMMC have clearly demonstrated this. At the fifth and final round in Sarno, Daniel Miron Lorente (Fusion Motorsport) and Will Green (KR Motorsport) secured a one-two finish for the KR-IAME karts in the OK-Junior class.

After Friday’s qualifying heats raised the stakes, Saturday delivered the deciding chapter of the 2026 Champions of the Future Euro Series at Circuito Internazionale Napoli. Under sunny skies and in warm, dry conditions, the Super Heats offered one final opportunity to shape the grids before a season of racing came down to the Finals. Daniel Miron Lorente and Noah Baglin rose to the occasion, closing their campaigns with race victories and championship honours as Sarno brought the season to its conclusion.