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.

The fourth and final round of the 2026 Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy concluded at the Steel Ring in Trinec, Czech Republic, where 172 drivers gathered for the season-deciding weekend that swung from torrential rain to bright sunshine and delivered a dramatic finale from the first lap to the last.

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.

Showdown in Třinec for CRG in the second Round of the FIA ​​European Championship - OK & Junior, where Gabriel Gomez in the OK category secured the Pole Position in Qualifying Practices, won all the Heats and conquered the Final, setting the fastest lap of the race, too. A domination which, in the middle of the Championship, is worth the leadership of the general classification for the Brazilian driver and the provisional 1st place among the teams for the CRG Racing Team.

A total of 233 drivers representing 59 nations are entered for Třinec International Steel Ring. The participants competing in the full FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior are complemented by 29 wild cards in a total 93 OK and 95 OK-Junior drivers. The FIA Karting Academy Trophy will start with 45 drivers.