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.

A significant part of the 2026 season is already behind us, but the most important chapter is still to come. The FIA European Championship, Champions of the Future and the majority of the WSK events have now been completed after a busy first half of the year.

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.

Kristianstad in Sweden will host the final round of the 2026 Mondokart.com FIA Karting European Championship for the OK, Junior and Academy Senior drivers this weekend (31 July - 2 August), as a packed entry list of 261 drivers bid to master the 14 turns of the legendary Asum Ring.

Kristianstad in Sweden will host the final round of the 2026 Mondokart.com FIA Karting European Championship for the OK, Junior and Academy Senior drivers this weekend (31 July - 2 August), as a packed entry list of 261 drivers bid to master the 14 turns of the legendary Asum Ring.