This was really an unforgettable event, despite the particular conditions it took place in. The 2020 Rok Cup Superfinal was not stopped by the health emergency and discovered a new and interesting location, the Franciacorta Karting Track. The brand-new circuit was the stage of an unforgettable weekend, where Rokkers coming from 30 different Countries challenged each other, as always, in a unique event. The outcome of the track gave us two confirmations, Marco Chiari (Expert Plus Rok) and Alex Machado (AND- Super Rok) and five new names: Jan Przyrowski (POL - Mini Rok), Riccardo Ianniello (ITA – Junior Rok), Aleksander Bardas (POL – Senior Rok), Renato Jader-David (USA– Expert Rok), and Alessandro Buran (ITA – Shifter Rok).

The 2020 Superfinal has arrived onto the Franciacorta Kart Track by surprise, but this is giving Rokkers all over the world new spurs for an amazing challenge. The circuit, new for all participants, is 1.300 m long, with a total of 16 bends (9 right and 7 left) and several ups and downs, making it special.

The 2020 Superfinal has arrived onto the Franciacorta Kart Track by surprise, but this is giving Rokkers all over the world new spurs for an amazing challenge. The circuit, new for all participants, is 1.300 m long, with a total of 16 bends (9 right and 7 left) and several ups and downs, making it special.

The 2020 Superfinal has arrived onto the Franciacorta Kart Track by surprise, but this is giving Rokkers all over the world new spurs for an amazing challenge. The circuit, new for all participants, is 1.300 m long, with a total of 16 bends (9 right and 7 left) and several ups and downs, making it special.

After the sporting checks and all administrative procedures, the 17^thedition of the Rok Cup Superfinal is now reaching the heart of the race, despite the rain on the Franciacorta Kart Track. At the end of all free practices’ sessions, the 261 Rokkers coming from all over the world ran the Qualifying Heats, taking place on a wet track.

The closing stages of the WSK Euro Series, Round 2 and Round 3, will be available through the live streaming starting from Prefinals on Saturday, September 19th, at local 13.40. The racing action will be captured live also on Sunday, September 20th, from 10.30 with all the Finals of KZ2, OK, OKJ and MINI. 

The closing stages of the WSK Euro Series, Round 2 and Round 3, will be available through the live streaming starting from Prefinals on Saturday, September 19th, at local 13.40. The racing action will be captured live also on Sunday, September 20th, from 10.30 with all the Finals of KZ2, OK, OKJ and MINI. 

The WSK season is resuming full speed with the conclusion of WSK Euro Series as categories KZ2, OK, OKJ, MINI are getting on track at the South Garda Karting circuit in Lonato (Brescia, Italy) from September 14th to 20th for the second and third rounds of the season two months after the opener in Sarno. In Lonato, due to the Covid-19 emergency that affected the 2020 racing calendar, a new format will schedule Round 2 and Round 3 in one week. All the finals will take place on Sunday, September 20th.

The final stages of WSK Euro Series will take place at the South Garda Karting in Lonato that will house Rounds 2 and 3 for categories KZ2, OK, OKJ and MINI. More than 240 drivers will get on track including several exceptional champions ready to fight for the titles. Round 2 will also be valid as Italian ACI Sport Championship for OK and OKJ.
 

The second round of WSK Super Master Series in Lonato scored a world record with its 372 entered drivers coming from 47 different countries to contest the four entitled categories. KZ2 will be at the debut in this season. Qualifying to start on Friday, February 21st, and 50(!) heats.