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 2026 Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy concluded today at the Steel Ring in Trinec, under sunshine after a dramatic weekend, with the Super Heats and Finals deciding every title and Grand Finals ticket of the season.

The RMC Euro Trophy returns to Steel Ring for the second consecutive season, following a 2025 debut that produced one of the most memorable Finals Days of the year at the Czech venue. Round 4 will decide the 2026 Euro Trophy champions in Junior MAX, Senior MAX, DD2 and DD2 Masters. The Czech Euro Cup titles will also be awarded in Mini MAX, E20 Senior and E20 Masters.

After a dry day of testing on Thursday, rain took over completely at the Steel Ring in Trinec today, making conditions significantly more complex for teams and drivers as Qualifying and the opening Heats of Round 4 of the 2026 Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy got underway.

The RMC Euro Trophy returns to Steel Ring for the second consecutive season, following a 2025 debut that produced one of the most memorable Finals Days of the year at the Czech venue. Round 4 will decide the 2026 Euro Trophy champions in Junior MAX, Senior MAX, DD2 and DD2 Masters. The Czech Euro Cup titles will also be awarded in Mini MAX, E20 Senior and E20 Masters.

The RMC Euro Trophy returns to Steel Ring for the second consecutive season, following a 2025 debut that produced one of the most memorable Finals Days of the year at the Czech venue. Round 4 will decide the 2026 Euro Trophy champions in Junior MAX, Senior MAX, DD2 and DD2 Masters. The Czech Euro Cup titles will also be awarded in Mini MAX, E20 Senior and E20 Masters.

The 2026 Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy reaches its season finale this week at the Steel Ring in Trinec, Czech Republic, where Round 4 will crown the championship title winners from September 9 to 13, 2026.

Round 3 of the 2026 Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy concluded today at Karting Genk: The Home of Champions, after an action-packed Finals Day. Although temperatures were slightly cooler than in the previous days, the intensity on track rose immediately, with 14 races delivering close battles and several decisive moments across the seven categories.

The qualifying heats came to a close today at Karting Genk: The Home of Champions, with a total of 30 races completing the programme ahead of Sunday's decisive phase of Round 3 of the 2026 Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

This weekend, drivers across the X30 Mini, Junior and Senior classes will all flock to the Bavaria district in Germany, to the circuit of Wackersdorf, a much-loved track across international karting, favoured by drivers and one that tests the technical ability of drivers.

Franciacorta confirmed the halfway point of the IAME Euro Series, but this week marks a new challenge, one that will dive deeper into the title fights and the race for drivers to become part of IAME royalty.

Friday marked the first full competitive day of the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy at the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf, with eight qualifying sessions crowning the pole sitters across the five categories, followed by 12 heats that officially opened the second phase of the weekend ahead of Sunday’s Finals.

After three intense days of action at Franciacorta, the second round of the IAME Euro Series reached its climax under sunny skies and dry conditions. A busy schedule saw drivers tackle a free practice on Wednesday, a timed qualifying on Thursday, and the qualifying heats on Friday before Saturday’s decisive Superheats and Finals. With grids set and tension high, it all came down to the final races — and the battles delivered in every category.

On the final day of IWF25, the sun shone down on the Kartodromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero and temperatures rose above 20°C. On the track, it was even hotter, with breathtaking races in all categories. The Finals were full of incredible suspense, and often the winner was not decided until the last lap, or even the last corner. With flawless organisation, the IAME Warriors Final confirmed its status as a world-class event.

The major event in the 2025 IAME calendar got off to an intense start at the Lucas Guerrero International Circuit in Chiva, near Valencia. The substantial amount of entrants confirms the appeal of this event, and every available space in the paddock was needed to accommodate the drivers and the numerous teams in the best possible conditions. IAME, together with its partners RGMMC and the Spanish circuit managers, is once again offering a high standard of organisation this year.

The 2025 IAME Euro Series drew to a close with its fourth and final round at Mariembourg, where the weather was forecast for a wet weekend but instead delivered a mix of conditions that kept teams guessing. Rain played its part early, shaking up Friday’s qualifying and the opening heats, while staying away on Saturday and making its return on Sunday with light drizzles and sudden bursts of sunshine that created ever-changing grip levels. The most dramatic twist came in the Junior final, where a shower during the formation lap sparked chaos and forced bold tyre choices. Between the shifting skies and the fierce on-track battles, Mariembourg provided a fittingly unpredictable backdrop for the season finale.

Rocco Coronel leads the way as the landmark 20th anniversary season of the Ginetta Junior Championship continues this weekend at Snetterton.

The third round of the IAME Euro Series took place at ProKart Raceland in Wackersdorf, a fast, technical circuit nestled in Bavaria near the Czech border. Weather conditions evolved over the weekend—Friday brought rain, Saturday remained cool and cloudy, while Sunday ended on a high with warm sunshine, setting the stage for an action-packed Finals day.

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.

Rocco Coronel has written his name into the history books as the winner of the milestone 500th Ginetta Junior race. It came as part of a perfect victory hat-trick in the second round of the 20th anniversary season of the Ginetta Junior Championship at Silverstone (26/27 April).

Rocco Coronel and Alfie Slater shared the wins as the 20th anniversary season of the Ginetta Junior Championship got underway with three thrilling races at Donington Park (05/06 April).

The Ginetta Junior Championship is set to launch its landmark 20th anniversary season in spectacular fashion this weekend with the largest opening round grid in series history ready to put on a show across three races at Donington Park.

The Ginetta Junior Championship is set to launch its landmark 20th anniversary season in spectacular fashion this weekend with the largest opening round grid in series history ready to put on a show across three races at Donington Park.

The Ginetta Junior Championship is set to launch its landmark 20th anniversary season in spectacular fashion this weekend with the largest opening round grid in series history ready to put on a show across three races at Donington Park.

The Ginetta Junior Championship is set to launch its landmark 20th anniversary season in spectacular fashion this weekend. 2025 has the largest opening round grid in series history ready to put on a show across three races at Donington Park.

Since its creation, the IWF has continually produced top-level finals, bringing together drivers from all over the world on IAME-powered karts that have been proving their worth for many years. Held in Zuera, Spain, the 2024 edition of the IAME Warrior Final crowned four talented drivers after epic duels: Many Nuvolini in X30 Mini, Kenzo Craigie in X30 Junior, Eduardo Dominguez Espinosa in X30 Senior and John Norris in X30 Master.

In Spain, the IWF24 got off to a fast start, with 363 competitors storming the Zuera International Circuit from the first official Free Practice sessions. There was no shortage of work on the part of the teams to get their drivers in the best possible condition for the race and, above all, for the Qualifying sessions that are so important at this world-class event. On a perfectly dry track, the fastest times were set by Italy's Danny Carenini in the X30 Senior class, Great Britain's Evan Purcelle in the X30 Junior class, Sweden's Ludwig Granquist in the X30 Mini class and France's Nicolas Picot in the X30 Master class. But from pole position to victory, there's a long way to go, with a host of races scheduled from Wednesday to Saturday.