The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2023. The technical and selective Genk circuit, 1360 meters long, is demanding for the drivers and is a major challenge for the technical teams. It is the favourite track of Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen, who often comes to drive a kart on the circuit when the opportunity arises. To make the races even more complex, the rapidly changing weather situation requires frequent adaptations.

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2023. The technical and selective Genk circuit, 1360 meters long, is demanding for the drivers and is a major challenge for the technical teams. It is the favourite track of Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen, who often comes to drive a kart on the circuit when the opportunity arises. To make the races even more complex, the rapidly changing weather situation requires frequent adaptations.

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2023. The technical and selective Genk circuit, 1360 meters long, is demanding for the drivers and is a major challenge for the technical teams. It is the favourite track of Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen, who often comes to drive a kart on the circuit when the opportunity arises. To make the races even more complex, the rapidly changing weather situation requires frequent adaptations.

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2023. The technical and selective Genk circuit, 1360 meters long, is demanding for the drivers and is a major challenge for the technical teams. It is the favourite track of Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen, who often comes to drive a kart on the circuit when the opportunity arises. To make the races even more complex, the rapidly changing weather situation requires frequent adaptations.

This weekend (18th / 20th of August) the IAME Warriors are racing in Genk for the fourth round of the IAME Benelux Series. More than 300 drivers will race in Genk. 

This weekend (18th / 20th of August) the IAME Warriors are racing in Genk for the fourth round of the IAME Benelux Series. More than 300 drivers will race in Genk. 

This weekend (18th / 20th of August) the IAME Warriors are racing in Genk for the fourth round of the IAME Benelux Series. More than 300 drivers will race in Genk. 

This weekend (18th / 20th of August) the IAME Warriors are racing in Genk for the fourth round of the IAME Benelux Series. More than 300 drivers will race in Genk. 

This weekend (18th / 20th of August) the IAME Warriors are racing in Genk for the fourth round of the IAME Benelux Series. More than 300 drivers will race in Genk. 

His results in Genk gradually improved over the weekend, culminating in second place in the final of the IAME X30 Junior category. No wonder Anthony Bongartz, racing for the Eurokarting Team was happy to tell his story after the fourth round of the GK4 Kart Series. It was the season's first podium for the 13-year-old talented driver from the Belgian town of Amel. 

After a break of two months, the drivers of the IAME Series Benelux can resume the competition! More than 250 drivers make their appearance in Genk, during the Belgian national holiday weekend, for the third race of the season. Even if this stage may not be decisive yet, it could be a turning point in the championship.

After a break of two months, the drivers of the IAME Series Benelux can resume the competition! More than 250 drivers make their appearance in Genk, during the Belgian national holiday weekend, for the third race of the season. Even if this stage may not be decisive yet, it could be a turning point in the championship.

After a break of two months, the drivers of the IAME Series Benelux can resume the competition! More than 250 drivers make their appearance in Genk, during the Belgian national holiday weekend, for the third race of the season. Even if this stage may not be decisive yet, it could be a turning point in the championship.

After a break of two months, the drivers of the IAME Series Benelux can resume the competition! More than 250 drivers make their appearance in Genk, during the Belgian national holiday weekend, for the third race of the season. Even if this stage may not be decisive yet, it could be a turning point in the championship.

After a break of two months, the drivers of the IAME Series Benelux can resume the competition! More than 250 drivers make their appearance in Genk, during the Belgian national holiday weekend, for the third race of the season. Even if this stage may not be decisive yet, it could be a turning point in the championship.

The DKM traveled to Genk in Belgium at the weekend for the second round. For many years now, the circuit has provided a great backdrop for the categories of Germany's highest kart racing series and there was plenty on offer again this time. New winners stood on the podium. In the supporting programme, the Mini 60 Series by Chrono Karting provided a lot of fun.

Not far from the German-Dutch border, the ‘Home of Champions’ circuit has been part of the race calendar of Germany's top kart racing series for many years and again promises great karting. Over 100 drivers will be competing in the four categories - some of them the best kart drivers in the world.

Not far from the German-Dutch border, the ‘Home of Champions’ circuit has been part of the race calendar of Germany's top kart racing series for many years and again promises great karting. Over 100 drivers will be competing in the four categories - some of them the best kart drivers in the world.

After a strong start to the season at the Arena E in Muelsen, the DKM travels on to Genk in Belgium. The ‘Home of Champions’ circuit has been part of the race calendar of Germany's top kart racing series for many years and again promises great karting. Cemil Bayyati (DJKM), Daniel Vasile (DSKM) and Juliano Holzem (DSKC) will compete as championship leaders. The supporting program includes the Mini 60 Series by Chrono Karting.

The championship duels of the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy have begun. Last weekend in Genk, Belgium, the starting signal was given for the 2023 season of the international racing series of the Austrian engine manufacturer. 201 pilots from all over the world made their way to the challenging race track in Belgium and, after three action-packed days, crowned the first winners of the year.

The Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy makes a welcome return to Karting Genk: Home of Champions for the first round of the 2023 calendar, which will take this weekend place between the 14th and 16th of April. The Mini MAX, Junior Rotax, Senior Rotax, DD2, DD2 Masters, E20 Junior, and E20 Senior are the classes that will participate this weekend.

The Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy makes a welcome return to Karting Genk: Home of Champions for the first round of the 2023 calendar, which will take this weekend place between the 14th and 16th of April. The Mini MAX, Junior Rotax, Senior Rotax, DD2, DD2 Masters, E20 Junior, and E20 Senior are the classes that will participate this weekend.

The Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy makes a welcome return to Karting Genk: Home of Champions for the first round of the 2023 calendar, which will take this weekend place between the 14th and 16th of April. The Mini MAX, Junior Rotax, Senior Rotax, DD2, DD2 Masters, E20 Junior, and E20 Senior are the classes that will participate this weekend.

The Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy makes a welcome return to Karting Genk: Home of Champions for the first round of the 2023 calendar, which will take this weekend place between the 14th and 16th of April. The Mini MAX, Junior Rotax, Senior Rotax, DD2, DD2 Masters, E20 Junior, and E20 Senior are the classes that will participate this weekend.

The highest German Kart series DKM is about to start. In three weeks, the starting signal will be given in the modern Arena E in Mülsen. Once again, a lot of action with an attractive program awaits the participants. Registration is even possible after the start of the season. The Mini 60 will also be taking part for the first time, with up to €70,000 in prize money in the team championship.

Frankfurt am Main: The 2023 season is just around the corner. Guest drivers can now submit their entries for the season opener of the DKM in Muelsen. The corresponding online registration can be found at www.kart-dm.de. This year, guest drivers will once again have the chance to register to participate in the series after the start of the season.

In October last year, the FIA presented the International Karting Ranking (IKR). Like the ATP tennis world rankings, drivers collect points at FIA-approved races - including the German Kart Championship. At the end of the year, the most successful participants can be honored, for example, as Driver of the Year.

The German Kart Championship is looking forward to a new addition. The Dutch promoter Chrono Karting has announced the Mini 60 Series by Chrono Karting for three events. This means that the youngest drivers in karting also have the chance to present themselves in the environment of the highest German kart racing series.

A few days before the turn of the year, the program of the German Kart Championship is ready. After the calendar was already published in October, Franciacorta (Italy) completes the program. In addition, further innovations await in the highest German kart racing series. The registration starts on December 20^th.