After Spain and Portugal, the Mondokart.com FIA Karting European Championship for the OK and OK-Junior categories is heading for Italy and the town of Viterbo. This will be a major first at this level for the Leopard circuit, located north of Rome. Current championship leaders Christian Costoya (Spain) in OK and Noah Baglin (Great Britain) in OK-Junior will face stiff competition. The event programme, which runs from 5 to 8 June, will be rounded off by the second of three competitions in the FIA Karting Academy Trophy - Senior, bringing together a total of 233 competitors.

The German Kart Championship returns to familiar territory. The 1.315-metre Arena E in Mülsen will host the second race weekend from 30 May to 1 June. With over 200 drivers in six classes, the paddock will be full. For the second round, the top German karting series is taking it up a notch and is expecting 215 entrants in Mülsen.

The German Kart Championship returns to familiar territory. The 1.315-metre Arena E in Mülsen will host the second race weekend from 30 May to 1 June. With over 200 drivers in six classes, the paddock will be full. For the second round, the top German karting series is taking it up a notch and is expecting 215 entrants in Mülsen.

Champions of the Future Euro Series is heading for Italy and the town of Viterbo. The Léopard circuit has welcomed karting drivers, both leisure and competition, for almost 18 years. The 1,294-metre track is full of challenges, with a balanced mix of fast bends and tighter corners that encourage overtaking.

The German Kart Championship returns to familiar territory. The 1.315-metre Arena E in Mülsen will host the second race weekend from 30 May to 1 June. With over 200 drivers in six classes, the paddock will be full. For the second round, the top German karting series is taking it up a notch and is expecting 215 entrants in Mülsen.

Champions of the Future Euro Series is heading for Italy and the town of Viterbo. The Léopard circuit has welcomed karting drivers, both leisure and competition, for almost 18 years. The 1,294-metre track is full of challenges, with a balanced mix of fast bends and tighter corners that encourage overtaking.

Champions of the Future Euro Series is heading for Italy and the town of Viterbo. The Léopard circuit has welcomed karting drivers, both leisure and competition, for almost 18 years. The 1,294-metre track is full of challenges, with a balanced mix of fast bends and tighter corners that encourage overtaking.

Champions of the Future Euro Series is heading for Italy and the town of Viterbo. The Léopard circuit has welcomed karting drivers, both leisure and competition, for almost 18 years. The 1,294-metre track is full of challenges, with a balanced mix of fast bends and tighter corners that encourage overtaking.

After making its debut in Mariembourg, Belgium at the season opener, the German Kart Championship returns to familiar territory. The 1.315-metre Arena E in Mülsen will host the second race weekend from 30 May to 1 June. With over 200 drivers in six classes, the paddock will be full. 

Under sunny skies in Zuera, Round 2 delivered high-speed drama, tight battles, and major shakeups across the Mini, Junior, and Senior championship fights.

The last race of the weekend was nothing short of spectacular, wrapping up the second round of the Italian F.4 Championship in style after a weekend packed with drama from the very start. After qualifying was disrupted by intermittent rain and the three qualifying races were won by Kean Nakamura-Berta (Race 1 and 2) and Sebastian Wheldon (Race 3), the final race delivered a twist: a clash between the top two contenders paved the way for Gabriel Gomez to take the win.

Sebastian Wheldon, the American driver racing for Prema Racing, claimed victory in Race 3, which featured drivers from Groups A and C. This marked the final contest of the group stage before the Vallelunga Final race, where the top 36 drivers of the weekend will compete.

Gabriele Minì handed himself and PREMA Racing the first podium of the year in FIA Formula 2 at Monte Carlo, as the Sprint Race was completed at the famous street venue today.

The IAME Euro Series returns with an exhilarating edition of the Euro 2 - Zuera event, taking place from May 21-25, 2025. This high-stakes karting competition will bring together top drivers from around the world to the renowned Karting Zuera track in Zuera, Spain. Powered by the legendary IAME engines, the event promises intense racing across multiple categories, showcasing both young talent and seasoned professionals.

Race 2 at Vallelunga proved to be one of the most thrilling contests of the early season. Despite the championship still being in its early stage, it’s already delivering top-tier excitement. Kean Nakamura-Berta continued his perfect streak, clinching his fifth win after having took part in as many races. This latest triumph was particularly spectacular, as he secured P1 with a superb start that allowed him to exit Turn 1 in the lead. From there, he defended fiercely against Sebastian Wheldon’s relentless attacks.

KMR Sport’s Alex O’Grady secured his first GB4 Championship race win at Oulton Park, in one of the most dramatic races held in the series history on Saturday.

Kean Nakamura-Berta, the Anglo-Japanese driver for Prema Racing, didn’t put a foot wrong. This morning he secured his fourth win from four starts, taking the opening race of the second round at the Autodromo Piero Taruffi in Vallelunga. Increasing his lead in the standings, Nakamura-Berta now sits at 100 Championship points.

The IAME Euro Series returns with an exhilarating edition of the Euro 2 - Zuera event, taking place from May 21-25, 2025. This high-stakes karting competition will bring together top drivers from around the world to the renowned Karting Zuera track in Zuera, Spain. Powered by the legendary IAME engines, the event promises intense racing across multiple categories, showcasing both young talent and seasoned professionals.
 

The IAME Euro Series returns with an exhilarating edition of the Euro 2 - Zuera event, taking place from May 21-25, 2025. This high-stakes karting competition will bring together top drivers from around the world to the renowned Karting Zuera track in Zuera, Spain. Powered by the legendary IAME engines, the event promises intense racing across multiple categories, showcasing both young talent and seasoned professionals.

The IAME Euro Series returns with an exhilarating edition of the Euro 2 - Zuera event, taking place from May 21-25, 2025. This high-stakes karting competition will bring together top drivers from around the world to the renowned Karting Zuera track in Zuera, Spain. Powered by the legendary IAME engines, the event promises intense racing across multiple categories, showcasing both young talent and seasoned professionals.

Rocco Coronel has established himself as the driver to beat as the 20th anniversary season of the Ginetta Junior Championship continues with a triple-header this weekend at Oulton Park.

ProKart Raceland, Wackersdorf becomes the backdrop for a fresh take on karting from July 05 to 06, 2025, as BRP-Rotax launches its first-ever Rotax Life Challenge powered by TRAX – a casual, community-driven event that blends fun, data, coaching, and the spirit of grassroots racing.

FIA Formula 3 returns to continue its spring tripleheader this weekend, and it will be swinging from Imola to Monte Carlo before pivoting towards Barcelona. The world's most glamorous track will be hosting round 4 for this year's series, and PREMA Racing comes back to the track that handed the team a Feature Race win last year, looking to bounce back from a challenging early part of the season.

Parolin Motorsport took a double win at the first round of the WSK Euro Series at Viterbo in Italy from 14th to 17th May with Christian Costoya in OK and Elton Hedfors in Mini. Costoya took advantage of the excellent conditions to take a clean sweep at all stages of the event while Hedfors moved up from 6th in Qualifying to win his heats, Prefinal and the Final.
 

The IPK group has just made an admirable start to the FIA Karting European Championships for KZ and KZ2, which got underway in Valencia. The results speak for themselves: fastest race laps, victories in the heats, a podium in the Final and, above all, a brilliant result for the team as a whole, with a very high level of performance on the Spanish circuit for the IPK chassis, whether in Formula K or Praga colours.

In Valencia, the sensational results obtained at the Champions of the Future Shifter event were confirmed more than ever for Sodikart during the first round of the 2025 FIA Karting European Championship: Three drivers in the top five, two on the podium and victory for Max Orlov in KZ2. CPB Sport and the Sodi / TM machines have already taken the lead in the Team Championship. The drivers entered in KZ also battled at the front throughout the Spanish competition.
 

The first round of the European KZ Championship in Valencia was a success for Birelart Racing. Pedro Hiltbrand showed total mastery, winning the KZ Final by more than 3.2 seconds, confirming the effectiveness of the development work carried out by Birelart in the run-up to the season. Cristian Bertuca backed up this success by taking 3rd place on the podium and setting the fastest lap of the race. In KZ2, almost a third of the field chose the Birelart chassis, with four drivers in the top 10, including Corentin Rousseau, who finished 6th, among other outstanding results.

PREMA Racing stormed to the team's first win of the year in round 2 of the 2025 Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine at Spa-Francorchamps, although incidents prevented the team from achieving more success with potential podiums slipping away.