The second round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, takes place this weekend from May 3-6 at the Steel Ring International Circuit in Třinec, Czech Republic. This event has attracted 180 entries (82 for OK and 98 for Junior) who will compete on the 1234-meter track with 8 left turns and 10 right turns. The finals will be held on Saturday.

The second round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, takes place this weekend from May 3-6 at the Steel Ring International Circuit in Třinec, Czech Republic. This event has attracted 180 entries (82 for OK and 98 for Junior) who will compete on the 1234-meter track with 8 left turns and 10 right turns. The finals will be held on Saturday.

The second round of the Champions of the Future Euro Series, promoted by RGMMC, takes place this weekend from May 3-6 at the Steel Ring International Circuit in Třinec, Czech Republic. This event has attracted 180 entries (82 for OK and 98 for Junior) who will compete on the 1234 meter track with 8 left turns and 10 right turns. The finals will be held on Saturday.

In March 2022, the FIA World Motor Sport Council approved the use of biofuel in FIA Karting competitions from 2023.

The fourth season of the Champions of the Future Euro Series is set to take off from 9th-12th March 2023 at the Lucas Guerrero International Karting Circuit in Valencia, Spain. The event is already shaping up to be a great success with a very strong field in two major FIA Karting categories: OK-Junior and OK-Senior. The series will run over five meetings, ideally spread out from March to September, and will visit circuits that also host European and World Championship events. This year’s Champions of the Future Euro Series will once again be of great interest.