The wait is over: the 2027 calendar is here! Five events across Spain, Belgium and Germany bring together outstanding circuits, fierce competition and a fresh challenge at Zuera. From February’s Winter Cup to the Euro Series title decider in August, get ready for a season worth racing for.
Winter Cup — Valencia | 10–13 February
Start your season where the racing heats up first. Established as a tradition by now, the IAME Winter Cup returns to Kartódromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero, near Valencia, for the perfect opportunity to shake off the winter break and prepare for the Euro Series. Its mix of technical corners and fast sections will put drivers and teams to the test from the opening session, while nearby Valencia offers Mediterranean charm, a vibrant town and plenty to explore away from the paddock. And there is more than an early-season victory on the line: IAME Warrior Final tickets, Euro Series entries and cash prizes add even more incentive to make every lap count.
Round 1 — Zuera | 10–13 March
A new season deserves a fresh challenge. The Euro Series gets underway at Zuera, where a new layout for 2027 gives even returning drivers something to discover. Renowned for fast, flowing racing, the Spanish venue promises an opening round that rewards commitment and quick adaptation. March can bring sunshine or a sudden change in conditions, keeping teams on their toes throughout the weekend. Nearby Zaragoza, with its striking Basilica del Pilar overlooking the River Ebro, makes this an opening destination with plenty to offer beyond the circuit.
Round 2 — Mariembourg | 16–19 June
International ambition meets local expertise at Karting des Fagnes. A familiar battleground for the IAME Benelux Series, Mariembourg draws talented drivers across the categories—and they know how to make home advantage count. The 1,366-metre circuit has delivered memorable racing for decades, setting the stage for another fiercely contested Euro Series weekend. Set in southern Belgium, close to the wooded landscapes of the Viroin valley, Mariembourg brings a distinctive setting and a serious sporting challenge to round two. Expect every position to be hard-earned.
Round 3 — Wackersdorf | 14–17 July
Summer takes the championship to Pro Kart Raceland in Wackersdorf, deep in Bavaria’s Upper Palatinate region. The 1,190-metre circuit combines fast sections with demanding corner sequences, rewarding drivers who can carry speed while placing the kart precisely. With the championship entering its second half, this is a weekend where a strong result could make all the difference. Away from the track, the nearby Upper Palatinate Lake District offers a scenic summer escape—but on track, the focus will be firmly on the next points haul.
Round 4 — Genk | 25–28 August
The final round brings the Euro Series to Genk: the Home of Champions. For decades, this celebrated Belgian venue has welcomed international competition and helped shape some of motorsport’s biggest names. Its fast, technical 1,360-metre Pro Circuit provides a fitting stage for the last battles of 2027, where every point could decide a title. Located on the doorstep of Hoge Kempen National Park, Genk combines an outstanding racing venue with the green heart of Belgian Limburg. One final weekend. One last chance to turn a season’s work into championship success.
Be First on the Grid
A new layout, returning favourites and five weekends of IAME competition: 2027 has plenty to look forward to. Whether you are taking your first steps onto the European stage or returning with a title in your sights, the next chapter starts here. Next week, mailing-list subscribers will receive early access to entries before registration opens on the IAME Euro Series website shortly afterwards.