British sports racing car company Ginetta has unveiled its plans for the 2025 racing season and beyond during an event at Donington Park circuit. Building on a highly successful season of racing in 2024, the Garforth-based firm is poised to take its series of championships, which cater for all levels from rookies to experienced racers, to new heights. The initiatives will further cement Ginetta’s position as the provider of the world’s best single-make race series and provide a compelling and affordable long-term racing platform.

Two particularly competitive categories, an extraordinary field of 215 drivers, a welcome return to the PF International Kart Circuit, changing weather conditions during Qualifying to heighten the drama and races of rare intensity: the fifth and final round of the 2024 Champions of the Future Euro Series, organised highly professionally by RGMMC, lived up to all its promises. Great Britain's Joe Turney celebrated his title with a brilliant victory in OK, while Belgium's Dries Van Langendonck took the crown in OK-Junior, with victory going to Great Britain's Scott Marsch.

The titles of the Italian Championship went to Spagni (KZN Over), Gagliardini (KZN Over 50), Antonello (KZN Rookie) and Piccioni (KZN Under). The victory of the National Trophy to Miron (MINI Gr.3), Poujol (MINI Gr.3 U10), Marchesi (OKN) and Berezkin (OKNJ).

After a world event in 2017 and a European event in 2018, the PF International circuit is getting ready to host the Mondokart.com FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior and the first OK-N World Cup from 12th to 15th September.

The WSK Super Cup event to be held from September 4th to 8th at the Franciacorta Karting Track has been announced as having excellent driver participation. Organized by WSK Promotion, this single-event race is also valid for the Italian ACI Sport KZN Championship and the ACI Sport National Trophy for the MINI, OK-N and OK-NJ categories.