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.
Round 1 — A new rhythm at Zuera 24–27 March | Circuito Internacional de Zuera, Spain
The season begins near Zaragoza in Aragón on a resurfaced and reconfigured circuit. After the first turn, a new sweeping right-hander leads into Zuera’s familiar open left. At the other end of the lap, a tighter final right adds a braking point before the main straight. The shorter layout brings a different rhythm to a venue drivers may think they know, making the opening round an immediate test of adaptation. Visitors can also explore Zaragoza’s Basilica del Pilar and its Goya frescoes.
Round 2 — Grand Prix heritage at Silverstone 5–8 May | Kart Silverstone, Great Britain
The series heads to Silverstone, one of British motorsport’s best-known locations. Its kart circuit gives drivers a fresh challenge in a setting steeped in Grand Prix history. Round 2 is a chance to build on a strong start—or recover ground before the season’s second half. Visitors can explore that history at Silverstone Museum.
Round 3 — The title picture sharpens at Genk 2–5 June | Karting Genk, Belgium
The penultimate round takes the paddock to Limburg and Karting Genk, the Home of Champions. Its 1,360 metre Pro Track combines technical sections with fast running, giving drivers a different challenge before the finale. Beyond the circuit, Genk’s C-mine has transformed the former Winterslag coal mine into a centre for culture and design.
Round 4 — A Czech finale at Steel Ring 21–24 July | Steel Ring Třinec, Czechia
The season concludes in northeastern Czechia. Steel Ring’s 18 corners and seven metre change in elevation provide a technical final test. The venue hosted the FIA Karting European Championship in 2023, the first time that event was held in Czechia. Nearby Javorový Hill offers views across the Beskydy landscape towards Poland and Slovakia.
The calendar is only the beginning. Four rounds, four countries and a season full of opportunities for the next generation to make its mark—the road to 2027 is taking shape. Save the dates, start planning your journey and stay close: we have more news and a few surprises coming soon. Follow championskarting.com and our channels so you don’t miss what’s next.
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