The 2024 edition of the ROK Cup Superfinal, the race of reference for the ROK Cup, has just come to an end, and already the OTK Kart Group one-make series by Vortex is projecting itself into 2025 with a very important novelty.

It was a great start of the season for the ROK Cup Italy at the Franciacorta Karting Track in Castrezzato (BS), with an extraordinary number of entrants among the six categories on track. At the end of Sunday, the following leaders of the championship emerged: Achille Rea (Mini ROK), Sbardellati Federico (Junior ROK), Giudice Andrea (Senior ROK), Sorbello Andrea (Expert ROK), Pozzi Brando (Super ROK) and Rigodanza Riccardo (Shifter ROK).

The new regulations for the 2024 ROK Cup have been approved by ACI SPORT. Here below you can find all the information and updates regarding the main changes introduced for the new season.

The ROK Cup Winter Trophy opens the new single-brand season by Vortex in the best possible way, with a total of 144 entries from all over Europe (and beyond) at the South Garda Karting in Lonato (Italy). A two-day competition that crowned the 2023 champions: Shen Zeyu (Mini ROK), Maksymilian Rafalik (Junior ROK), Patrik Fraboni (Senior ROK), Martin Hudec (Expert ROK), Davide Cicognini (Super ROK) and Marco Tormen (Shifter ROK).

The ROK Cup Winter Trophy 2023 will be held on February 25th and 26th once more on the South Garda Karting circuit of Lonato. This early season event is an attraction for the many ROK Cup drivers from all over Europe and beyond, as always divided into the six categories: Mini ROK, Junior ROK, Senior ROK, Expert ROK, Super ROK and Shifter ROK. The regulations applied are those for the ROK Cup Trophy approved by ACI Sport, which can be found in the appropriate section on this site, available through the link on this page. As for all other ROK Cup competitions (ROK Cup Italy, ROK Cup Superfinal, ROK Cup Festival, etc.) the livetiming service and the engine rental service (provided directly by the Promoter) will be active.