For the second year running, the I-Games targeted to set itself as the best way to close the international IAME X30 season, and so it did! The scenery was set at the Kartódromo Internacional do Algarve which is not only known for the great layout and infrastructure of the track, but also a great touristic location by the beach with great weather, even at this time of the year! The attendance stayed at equally high levels as the rest of the year in all three categories, proving the stability and strength of the RGMMC-organized IAME series!

The great spectacle of the world IAME event at the Adria Karting Raceway is now underway, as the initial qualifying heats have kept drivers busy on Thursday, October 21st after the exciting qualifying practice sessions held yesterday. The goal is to narrow down the 300 drivers that gathered in Adria from 29 different countries for this spectacular event and define the list of the “elected” ones that will fight for the IWF21 titles of categories X30 Mini, X30 Junior, X30 Senior, X30 Master and the shifter Z-I on Saturday. The selection process will involve 44 qualifying heats: 26 on Thursday and 18 on Friday.     

The world event by IAME kicked off in fine style in Adria on Wednesday, October 20th, with qualifying practice that named the first protagonists of this great international event. Several battles decided by thousandths of a second gave the first taste of what is ahead before the grand finale on Saturday: great challenges and competition among 300 best drivers selected from the national series of 29 countries. Five categories will be on track: namely, X30 Mini, X30 Junior, X30 Senior, X30 Master and for the first time this year also the shifter Z-I.    

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2021. After the first three races, the IAME Euro Series now have nine different winners in nine race finals with Sacha Van't Pad Bosch, Roman Kamyab and Luna Fluxa in X30 Mini, Theofile Nael, Kanato Le and Tomas Stolcermanis in X30 Junior and Aaron Walker, Callum Bradshaw and Pedro Hiltbrand in X30 Senior! This is how competitive, close, and unpredictable the IAME Euro Series can be!

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2021. After the first three races, the IAME Euro Series now have nine different winners in nine race finals with Sacha Van't Pad Bosch, Roman Kamyab and Luna Fluxa in X30 Mini, Theofile Nael, Kanato Le and Tomas Stolcermanis in X30 Junior and Aaron Walker, Callum Bradshaw and Pedro Hiltbrand in X30 Senior! This is how competitive, close, and unpredictable the IAME Euro Series can be!

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2021. After the first three races, the IAME Euro Series now have nine different winners in nine race finals with Sacha Van't Pad Bosch, Roman Kamyab and Luna Fluxa in X30 Mini, Theofile Nael, Kanato Le and Tomas Stolcermanis in X30 Junior and Aaron Walker, Callum Bradshaw and Pedro Hiltbrand in X30 Senior! This is how competitive, close, and unpredictable the IAME Euro Series can be!

The circuit of Genk, the “Home of Champions”, will host the final round of the IAME Euro Series 2021. After the first three races, the IAME Euro Series now have nine different winners in nine race finals with Sacha Van't Pad Bosch, Roman Kamyab and Luna Fluxa in X30 Mini, Theofile Nael, Kanato Le and Tomas Stolcermanis in X30 Junior and Aaron Walker, Callum Bradshaw and Pedro Hiltbrand in X30 Senior! This is how competitive, close, and unpredictable the IAME Euro Series can be!

The IAME Euro Series reconvened at the 7 Laghi Kart track in Castelletto di Branduzzo for the third round of the season, with another race of packed grids and full of action in all the categories! Despite taking place right in the middle of the summer in Italy, and under heat reaching up to 35C, thunderstorms were a frequent threat throughout the weekend, thankfully limited to a few minutes of appearance!

Three weeks after this year’s Winter Cup at Valencia, RGMMC’s IAME Euro Series returned to the Karting des Fagnes track in Belgium, for the first of four rounds of the 2021 international series. A completely sold-out event saw large fields taking to the track in all categories making it for a spectacular weekend! As often in Mariembourg, there was a mix of weather conditions, especially with the rain making its appearance on Saturday afternoon to spice up the action.

The last day of the 2020 Rotax MAX Challenge International Trophy was rich in spectacle and twists on the Kartódromo Internacional do Algarve. Fought at 100% intensity on a dry track and in mixed conditions, the Finals showed the extraordinary competitiveness of the Rotax categories with top level participants coming from all over the world, despite a not particularly favourable health situation, before rewarding the big winners.

The weather improved greatly during the Prefinals of the Rotax MAX Challenge International Trophy in Portimão and the variations in grip seen since the Qualifying Heats resulted in races as exciting as they were selective in all categories.

Emerging talents, mixed weather, close racing, last lap moves and worthy winners: the first International IAME Games provided all the ingredients of a great karting event for the conclusion of the 2020 IAME International season at Portimao! Connor Jupp drove to a sensational on-the-edge win in Senior, Aaron Walker emerged victorious in a rainy Junior Final while Leo Robinson took the Mini victory in a last-lap thriller on the Kartodromo Internacional do Algarve!

The 2020 IAME Euro Series reached its conclusion from October 9th to 11th on the Karting des Fagnes of Mariembourg, in Belgium. Elie Goldstein became the third different winner in Senior, where Guy Cunnington was awarded the title, Aaron Walker claimed both the Junior Final and crown, while Sacha Van’t Pad Bosch took his first Mini victory ahead of the new class winner Cathal Clark!

The fight for the 2020 IAME Euro Series titles was turned upside down in another exciting race meeting from September 18th to 20th on the 7 Laghi Circuit of Castelletto di Branduzzo. In Senior, Edoardo Villa achieved a dominant win on home soil, Aaron Walker emerged victorious in a tight Junior Final, while Cathal Clark was awarded his second consecutive success in Mini!

After a race-long battle with Auckland-based kart-turned-car racer Taylor Cockerton, it was young Wellington karter Ryan Wood who won  KartSport New Zealand’s latest Giltrap Group & Carter’s Tyre Service-backed ‘Virtual Club Day’ on the iRacing sim (simulator) platform’s Charlotte Motor Speedway’s road course on Saturday evening.

Best prepared, the modern karting complex of Campillos near Malaga was a perfect venue for the season kick-off – a challenging 1,588 metres long track with professional facilities for all involved. And even the weather was perfect. A sunny but windy weekend with temperatures of about 18° C guaranteed best race conditions for the drivers who were heading for victory in the categories of Micro MAX, Junior MAX, Senior MAX, MAX DD2 and MAX DD2 Masters.

The fourth IAME Winter Cup by RGMMC offered all the ingredients of an exciting opener to the IAME X30 Euro Series’ season with close racing, many victory contenders and nail-biting Finals, last weekend on the Internacional Kartodromo Lucas Guerrero of Valencia! Oliver Bearman, in Senior, Bart Harrison, in Junior, and Jan Peral, in Mini, were crowned winners of a competition attended by 181 drivers from 19 countries!

Oliver Bearman (Senior), Freddie Spindlow (Junior) and Leo Robinson (Mini) made the most of their Qualifying Heats to lead Saturday’s provisional classifications at the end of a busy day of racing on the Kartodromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero of Valencia, host of the fourth edition of the IAME Winter Cup organized by RGMMC.

The fourth edition of the IAME Winter Cup officially started this Friday on the Kartodromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero of Valencia, in Spain. The 181 drivers entered in the competition organized by RGMMC enjoyed a dry track during their respective Qualifying sessions. Oliver Bearman (Senior), Aaron Walker (Junior), and Leo Robinson (Mini) took pole position in each class ahead of Saturday’s Qualifying Heats.