The curtain falls on the 2026 ROK Cup Superfinal, which has delivered a week of thrilling battles and spectacular racing at the South Garda Karting circuit in Lonato del Garda (Italy). Over 300 drivers from around the world battled it out on track, culminating in Saturday's highly anticipated finals.

The 2026 ROK Cup Superfinal officially gets underway at the South Garda Karting circuit in Lonato del Garda (Italy). The most anticipated event of the ROK Cup season brings together over 300 drivers from around the world, competing across ten categories: Mini ROK U10, Mini ROK, Junior ROK, Senior ROK, Expert ROK, Expert ROK Plus, Super ROK, Shifter ROK, VLR Junior ROK and VLR ROK.

For the first time in the season, the ROK Cup Italia was hosted at the 7 Laghi Kart circuit (Castelletto di Branduzzo), for the sixth championship round, featuring the hottest summer temperatures. At the end of the weekend, the following championship’s leaders emerged: De Ruit Milan (Mini ROK U10), Almekdad Ghazi (Mini ROK), Kostrzewa Blazej (Junior ROK), Salemi Riccardo (Senior ROK), Sorbello Andrea (Expert ROK), Gaglianò Giuseppe (Super ROK) and Chiarello Marco (Shifter ROK).

The ROK Cup Italy continues its seasonal journey with the second round held at the 7 Laghi Kart in Castelletto di Branduzzo (PV). Almost 200 are the attendants in the seven categories competing, in a weekend featured by good weather. At the end of Sunday, we have the following championship leaders: Almekdad Ghazi (Mini ROK U10), Bissa Patrick (Mini ROK), Cichoracki Tomasz (Junior ROK), Giudice Andrea (Senior ROK), Sorbello Andrea (Expert ROK), Ferrari Riccardo (Super ROK) and Pasiewicz Karol (Shifter ROK).

Halfway point for the ROK Cup Italy at the South Garda Karting of Lonato del Garda (BS), hosting the fourth round (out of eight) of the 2024 season. As many as 235 drivers excited the races in the six categories of the championship, on a Sunday featured by fine weather.