The ROTAX MAX Euro Trophy has announced the dates of the 2021 racing calendar on their website.

The final race meeting of the 2020 Rotax MAX Euro Trophy, scheduled on the second weekend of November, won’t be taking place at the International Karting Circuit of Campillos, in Spain, the series announced on Monday.

Over 130 drivers from nearly 20 nations will bring back the #RotaxRoar at Karting Genk: Home of Champions, as we head to timed qualifying this afternoon at 1630 CEST after 167 days of waiting!  August 7th will see the welcome return of the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy, which has been laying dormant for a long time after the conclusion of the Rotax Max Challenge Winter Cup at Circuito Karting Campillos.

Over 130 drivers from nearly 20 nations will bring back the #RotaxRoar at Karting Genk: Home of Champions, as we head to timed qualifying this afternoon at 1630 CEST after 167 days of waiting!  August 7th will see the welcome return of the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy, which has been laying dormant for a long time after the conclusion of the Rotax Max Challenge Winter Cup at Circuito Karting Campillos.

Over 130 drivers from nearly 20 nations will bring back the #RotaxRoar at Karting Genk: Home of Champions, as we head to timed qualifying this afternoon at 1630 CEST after 167 days of waiting!  August 7th will see the welcome return of the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy, which has been laying dormant for a long time after the conclusion of the Rotax Max Challenge Winter Cup at Circuito Karting Campillos.

After exactly three months, they are back out on track, giving you the chance to restart your race engines once again at Karting Genk “Home of Champions”. Because it took so long, we will not be starting with the championship, which will return in August. However, they will start with the BNL Kick Off 2.0 Reboot.

The organisation of the BNL Karting Series is happy and proud to announce the new calendar for season 2020. “Recently we received good news from Karting Genk: Home of Champions. As from the 1st of July 2020 it is possible to race again on their circuit. Actually this means we will reboot racing on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of July.”

IAME Belgium has released the ‘new’ 2020 calendar of the IAME Series Benelux, with RACB agreement. The first round will be held at Karting Genk in Belgium (21 - 23 August) followed by the second round at Karting des Fagnes in Mariembourg (25 - 27 September). The third round is in France, Ostricourt (30 October - 1 November) and the final round will be in Mariembourg (22 – 24 November).

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In The Netherlands some of the karttracks did open last week. Now also Karting Genk in Belgium will open soon for free practice in karts. “Finally we have been given the green light from the authorities to open again from Friday, May 8, 2020 for free practice (no kart rental) for drivers with their own kart”, said the statement by Karting Genk. “We are all pleased to hear that the lock down can slowly be reduced and that we can all enjoy our favourite sport again. To make sure that we can continue our beloved activity, we all have to be responsible and we will count on your common sense, with the rules in mind. Unfortunately, we have not yet received permission to restart the rental karts and the brasserie. We will communicate this at a later stage.

The 1st real test after the short winter period took place at the Karting Genk circuit: Home of Champions.  Who already qualifies for Le Mans now? In each class they give away a participation ticket (worth the registration fee). That is the rule rather than the exception for the BNL Karting Series.

The 1st real test after the short winter period takes place at the Karting Genk circuit: Home of Champions. New participants, new teams, new equipment. Who already qualifies for Le Mans now? In each class they give away a participation ticket (worth the registration fee). The European top will be present. That is the rule rather than the exception for the BNL Karting Series.

The final round of the exciting 2019 BNL Karting Series at Karting Genk. With the “Home of Champions” being the final battleground. This will be the last chance for those that have already qualified for the 20th running of the ROTAX - New Age Karting Max Challenge Grand Finals to get some welcome testing time of the chassis that they will be using in Sarno.

The 2019 Senior Max Champion, Mathilda Olsson (Strawberry Racing), is racing on a Sodi Kart chassis at the final round of the RACB Championship Rotax Max Challenge Belgium, which is being held at Karting Genk: Home of Champions. Olssen is busy preparing for this year’s ROTAX - New Age Karting Grand Finals in Sarno, where the Max Senior-class will race on Sodi Kart.

After another exciting racing season for the Rotax Max Euro Trophy in 2019, which visited four great venues this year and lasted around five months, the newly-revamped calendar again goes to four premium tracks across the European landscape, starting next Easter. The calendar was announced live via the championship’s official Facebook page on the evening of the season’s penultimate day of racing in Germany. 
 

With a hectic summer season program underway, Team Evolution is pushing hard to make every weekend count. Round 4 of the IAME Series Benelux 2019 was no exception, as the British team secured three podiums and notable results amidst the challenging weather conditions throughout the event at the Karting Genk – ‘Home of Champions’ circuit in Belgium. In the X30 Senior category, Joey van Splunteren bounced back to the top, after a less than satisfying Euro Series round recently, outperforming all his competitive rivals for victory and his invitation to the IAME International Final at Le Mans mid-October. Zach Ripley and Herolind Nuredini took a brilliant 2^nd and 3^rd respectively in X30 Juniors, with Ripley closing the gap on the series lead. 

Stan and Jorrit Pex finished first and second in the final race Sunday at Round 4 of the DKM international German Kart Championship last weekend, making it two double podiums for the successful Dutch brothers in the KZ2 class at their local circuit of Karting Genk – ‘Home of Champions’. With a dominant performance in the extremely competitive shifter class, it was a brilliant result for the team to take the victory and score valuable points towards the 2019 title.

Karting Genk once again lived up to its slogan of being "The Home of Champions" where the winners of the first Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy Open were crowned on the 1,360-metre long track in Belgium from April 19th to 21st, 2019. Almost summerlike conditions made for perfect racing throughout the Easter weekend, welcomed by the 127 drivers from over 20 countries around the world who joined the international competition.

This weekend Karting Genk will host the First round of the BNL Karting Series. Follow the participants via the Live-timing and Livestreaming.

Today the last heats and finals of the official CIK-FIA Karting World Championship Karting for shifterkarts will be held at the fantastic track of Genk in Belgium. Follow all the action of the three classes: KZ, KZ2 and Academy Trophy via the livestream.