As the 2024 IAME Euro Series reached its climax, the final round at Karting Genk in Belgium delivered unforgettable racing moments and high drama. Known as the “Home of Champions,” this iconic circuit hosted a weekend of intense battles among the series’ top drivers. The scattered clouds added to the challenge, making every lap crucial in the fight for the championship. Despite the unpredictable weather with rain that only slightly materialized on Friday, the drivers showcased exceptional skill and determination as they pushed their limits in the season’s final showdown.

X30 Mini: Sayer Triumphs in Thrilling Final at Genk as Green Secures Championship
The competition in the mini category was intense right from the start, with Jarlath Sayer (Fusion Motorsport) leading the charge during qualifying, setting the pace. Sukhmani Khera (Fusion Motorsport) and Oliver Warner (Fusion Motorsport) also showcased their speed, securing top positions. The qualifying heats saw Daniel Miron Lorente (Team Driver Racing Kart) prevail, winning his heat and setting himself up as a strong contender for the final. Will Green (Jamie Green Racing), Khera and Sayer continued to perform consistently, securing top spots in the heats, while Warner maintained his competitive edge.
 

The Super Heats further intensified the battle for the top positions, with Miron Lorente taking the win in Super Heat 1 and Khera showing strong form maintaining a second-place classification overall. However, it was in the final where Sayer showcased his form, overtaking Miron Lorente to claim victory by a mere 0.079 seconds. Green completed the podium with a third-place finish, showing resilience after starting the final from sixth on the grid. Oliver Warner and Harry Williams (Oliver Rowlands Motorsport) rounded out the top five, both delivering strong performances but unable to challenge the top three in the final laps.

X30 Junior: Mulder Clinches Victory, Mackie Crowned Champion
The Junior drivers wasted no time in showcasing their skills, with tight competition from the start. Evan Purcell (VDK Racing) set the pace in qualifying practice, followed closely by Quinten Van Leeuwen (PDB Racing Team) and Dan Allemann (Spirit-Karting.CH). Throughout the qualifying heats, Alleman topped the standings while Riley Cranham (Fusion Motorsport) and Juste Mulder (Victory Lane Karting) showed remarkable consistency, positioning themselves as key contenders. Allemann maintained his position after in the Super Heats, solidifying his status as a favorite heading into the decisive race.
 

In the final, Juste Mulder delivered a masterful performance, taking the lead and holding it to the finish, winning by a mere 0.062 seconds, while Zac Green (Jamie Green Racing), who also set the fastest lap of the race, had to settle for second place. Tadgh Buckley (Mick Barrett Racing) secured third, capping off a strong weekend with a well-earned podium finish. Riley Cranham pushed hard but ultimately finished fourth, while Arthur De Doncker (RSD Karting) completed the top five after a competitive run.

X30 Senior: Moya Triumphs, Carenini Secures the Title
It was high-octane action of the Senior category at Genk. In qualifying practice, Clement Outran (TBKart Racing Team) set the fastest time, followed closely by Andy Ratel (Pantano Racing Team) and Bertram Sachse (Falcon Racing Team). This early performance established them as key contenders for the weekend. During the qualifying heats, Outran maintained his strength, consistently finishing at the top and securing first place overall. Andy Ratel continued his strong showing as well, securing second place in the heats, while Henkie Kalteren (RSD Karting) rounded out the top three with solid and consistent performances.
 

As the event progressed to the Super Heats, the competition only intensified. Outran and Ratel continued their impressive streak, while Mattiz Meerschaut (KCR Racing) also performed strongly, finishing in the top three in the overall Super Heats standings. Cian Geraghty (Geraghty Motorsport) and Kalteren remained in close contention, setting the stage for a highly anticipated final. The final race was a dramatic affair, with multiple lead changes. Ultimately, Ruben Moya (Pantano Racing Team) made a decisive move to claim victory, crossing the line ahead of Danny Carenini (Zanchi Motorsport). Henkie Kalteren completed the podium in third place, showcasing his consistency throughout the weekend.

Championship Conclusion after Genk
The 2024 IAME Euro Series saw thrilling battles across all categories, culminating in well-deserved championship victories. In the Senior category, Danny Carenini emerged as the champion, showcasing consistency and skill throughout the season, with Fionn McLaughlin finishing as the runner-up and Marcus Luzio securing third place. The Junior category crowned Harrison Mackie as the champion, edging out Zac Green in second, while Tadgh Buckley completed the top three. In the Mini category, Will Green clinched the championship title, followed closely by Jarlath Sayer in second and Oliver Warner in third. Each category was fiercely contested, highlighting the exceptional talent of the drivers.
 

Final Classification:

X30 Mini
1. Will Green (Jamie Green Racing) - 73 Points
2. Jarlath Sayer (Fusion Motorsport) - 70 Points
3. Oliver Warner (Fusion Motorsport) - 62 Points
4. Priam Bruno (SPIRIT-RACING.CH) - 58 Points
5. Zdenek Babicek (TEPZ Racing Team) - 56 Points
 

X30 Junior
1. Harrison Mackie - 85 Points
2. Zac Green (Jamie Green Racing) - 78 Points
3. Tadgh Buckley (Mick Barrett Racing) - 74 Points
4. Riley Cranham (Fusion Motorsport) - 61 Points
5. Benjamin Mañach (Birel ART Racing SRL) - 52 Points
 

X30 Senior
1. Danny Carenini (Zanchi Motorsport) - 74 Points
2. Fionn McLaughlin (VDK Racing) - 66 Points
3. Marcus Luzio (Premium Karting) - 62 Points
4. Ruben Moya (Pantano Racing Team) - 61 Points
5. Clement Outran (TBKart Racing Team) - 42 Points

RGMMC’s Commitment to Motorsport Excellence
This season, RGMMC innovated in the racing experience through dynamic partnerships with STX Motorhomes, Racing Spirit, Minerva’s Virtual Academy and Swissquote Bank Europe. These collaborations provided comprehensive support—from luxury motorhomes to racing gear and educational opportunities—highlighting RGMMC's commitment to the motorsport community.
 

As the final checkered flag waved at Genk, the 2024 IAME Euro Series came to a thrilling conclusion, marking the end of a season filled with fierce competition and exceptional talent. The drivers who dominated the Euro Series now turn their attention to the prestigious IAME International Final (IWF), where they will face off against the best from other IAME series around the world. The Euro Series champions have proven their mettle throughout the season, and now they are ready to take on the ultimate challenge on the global stage. The motorsport community eagerly awaits this clash of champions, where the best of the best will battle for ultimate glory.