The past few weeks have once again been marked by significant international successes for Energy Corse. Following his victory at Franciacorta in the OK class, Lev Krutoholov will head into the next round of the WSK Final Cup in November as the championship leader. The Ukrainian also rounded off the Champions of the Future Euro Series with a fantastic podium finish at Sarno. But that’s not all! Energy Corse claimed yet another world title with George House and the Xcel Motorsport team at the IWF26 in Viterbo in the X30 Junior class.
Following podium finishes in the Eurocup, success at the IWF
For several years now, the Energy chassis has been delivering consistently top-level performances at the IAME Warriors Final, and this has been further strengthened by the partnership with the Xcel Motorsport team. 2026 was no exception to the rule, and the latest IWF, held in Viterbo, Italy, ended with the team on the top step of the podium. Consistently among the front-runners in the X30 Junior class following his 3rd place in Qualifying, the British driver delivered a Final race characterised by composure and speed, crossing the finish line as the winner at the wheel of his Energy chassis. The joy felt by the young driver will remain one of the competition’s most memorable moments.
In the X30 Mini class, Harry Chapman and Max Zvarich were tipped as podium contenders, having finished 2nd and 3rd respectively at the IAME Eurocup at Le Mans two weeks earlier. They ultimately secured places in the top 10 in the Final, whilst their team-mate Isaac El Haouti finished a few lengths behind them.
The Energy Corse and Xcel Motorsport colours also shone, with Mohammed Mneimneh (8th in S125 Senior), Adam Elbassiony (in the top 10 in S125 Senior after the Qualifying Heats) and Emilio Bernd (winner of a heat in X30 Senior).
Results keep coming in OK
Energy Corse is set to enter the final stretch of the season with confidence, following the superb performances recorded in 2026, particularly in OK. Having finished on the podium at the World Championship in 2025 and won the WSK Super Master Series in 2026 with Energy, Lev Krutoholov kicked off the WSK Final Cup with a victory at Franciacorta. A week later, the fast Ukrainian secured a brilliant 2nd place at Sarno in the Champions of the Future event, competing amongst the top international teams. This result saw him climb to 4th place in the overall standings.
In November, Lev Krutoholov (UKR) will compete in the WSK Final Cup, as well as in the FIA Karting World Championship in the OK class at La Conca, alongside team-mates Remigiusz Samczyk (POL), Yang Simo (CHN) and Matthew Higgins (GBR), who finished on the podium in 2024. In the OK-Junior class, Energy Corse will be able to count on Felipe Sanches (BRA), Vsevolod Osadcyi-Suslovskyi (UKR) and Jan Gardzielik (POL).