As one of the first kart racing series in Europe, the DKM 2023 will start with e-fuels and thus take a pioneering step towards the sustainability of karting. A competent partner has been found in P1 Fuels, which will accompany the highest German Karting Championship as sole supplier.

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Next weekend, the anniversary season of the German Kart Championship has its season finale at the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. In the end, 118 drivers will once again ensure full fields. In the individual predicates, no decision has yet been made in the title fight, but some favorites can already be identified. The E-Kart Race will take place for the first time as part of the supporting program.

The Corona pandemic has already made life difficult for motorsport for the last two years, now there are additional global circumstances that complicate the current situation. Unfortunately, this is also noticeable in the DEKM. Despite a high level of commitment, the championship does not have an adequate field of participants for this year and is sitting out the coming season.

The DEKM 2022 season starts with several new features: BRP-Rotax, the official partner of the DEKM, providing the E-Karts and a team of specialists for the coordination and support on sites, has developed a new category which means that the DEKM 2022 is now coming with Junior and Senior class. Furthermore, the E-Karts are equipped with the MOJO D5 and W5 tires.

January 2022 marks the start of online registration for the German Electric Kart Championship (DEKM) for the 2022 season. Interested drivers can register on the website www.dekm.de. The race calendar includes four race weekends as part of well-known German kart racing series.

For the second time this season, the German Electric Kart Championship travelled to Motorsport Arena Mülsen – this time for the season finale (SEP 10-12). On Sunday evening, Oscar Pellemele had every reason to rejoice – the Frenchman won his first final on Sunday and gained the Championship title at the same time.

This weekend, a premiere awaits the participants of the German Kart Championship for the first time, the highest German kart racing series will make a guest appearance in the Arene E in Mülsen. With the start of the second half of the season, the fight for the championship titles also begins.

This weekend, a premiere awaits the participants of the German Kart Championship for the first time, the highest German kart racing series will make a guest appearance in the Arene E in Mülsen. With the start of the second half of the season, the fight for the championship titles also begins.

This weekend, a premiere awaits the participants of the German Kart Championship for the first time, the highest German kart racing series will make a guest appearance in the Arene E in Mülsen. With the start of the second half of the season, the fight for the championship titles also begins.

This weekend, a premiere awaits the participants of the German Kart Championship – for the first time, the highest German kart racing series will make a guest appearance in the Arene E in Mülsen. With the start of the second half of the season, the fight for the championship titles also begins.

Genk. Last weekend, the half-time event of the German Kart Championship took place. 130 drivers started at this year's only event abroad in Belgian Genk. Especially on Sunday, the weather caused a lot of excitement. In the end, there were ten different winners among the five grade series.

From July 16th to 18th, 2021, the Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy made its debut in the Arena E at Mülsen (GER). For the first time, the European RMC elite visited the 1,315 metre-long circuit in Eastern Germany, where the third and penultimate round of the season heralded the crucial phase of the series. The weather was mixed; after sunshine on Friday, the heats took place in rainy weather before the final day was dry again.

Last weekend, the German Electric Kart Championship (DEKM) broke new ground. For the first time, the drivers from eight nations started at the Arena E in Mülsen. During the races, there were lots of fights for positions – Theo Kekati from the United Arab Emirates and Dutchman  Luca Nieuwenhuizen were the happy winners.

After a break of almost eight months, the German Electric Kart Championship (DEKM) was back from its winter break last weekend at the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. 15 pilots from all over the world ensured a successful start and once again underlined the high level of performance of the innovative electric kart racing series.

The German Kart Championship is going to start into a hot racing weekend. The highest German kart racing series enjoys high popularity. Drivers from more than 20 nations are going to start at the 1.197m long Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. A field of more than 180 drivers proves the importance of the German kart racing series.

The German Kart Championship is going to start into a hot racing weekend. The highest German kart racing series enjoys high popularity. Drivers from more than 20 nations are going to start at the 1.197m long Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. A field of more than 180 drivers proves the importance of the German kart racing series.

The German Kart Championship is going to start into a hot racing weekend. The highest German kart racing series enjoys high popularity. Drivers from more than 20 nations are going to start at the 1.197m long Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. A field of more than 180 drivers proves the importance of the German kart racing series.

The German Kart Championship is going to start into a hot racing weekend. With 185 drivers, the highest German kart racing series enjoys high popularity. Drivers from more than 20 nations are going to start at the Prokart Raceland come Friday.

At the Prokart Raceland in Wackersdorf, the German Electric Kart Championship (DEKM) starts its fourth season next weekend (04.06.-06.06.). 14 drivers from twelve nations will ensure a top-class field. In total, the worldwide unique Electro Kart racing series competes in four events distributed in Germany and Belgium.

Maxime Furon-Castelain, the young Luxembourg motorsport talent, opens its 2021 season with a new challenge: DEKM, the International E-Karting Championship approved by FIA.

Four weeks before the start of the fourth German Electric Kart Championship (DEKM) season, the event’s promoter IKmedia and technical partner BRP-Rotax decided to adjust the race calendar for the 2021 season. It now includes four events as part of the DKM and the Rotax MAX Challenge Germany.

The German Kart Championship is going to start into the new season on the Erftlandring in Kerpen from May 7th – 9th. During the past weeks, all the necessary arrangements for a successful year have been made. The highest German kart racing series promises continuity and high quality.

On February 1st at 12 pm, with the beginning of the online registration for the German Electric Kart Championship (DEKM), the kick-off to the 2021 season is going to happen. Interested drivers can register on the website www.dekm.de. The racing calendar consists of five races spread over Germany and Belgium.

On February 1st at 12pm, with the beginning of the online registration for the German Kart Championship, the kick-off to the 2021 season is going to happen. Interested drivers can register for the five grade series DKM (OK), DJKM (OK-Junior), DSKM (KZ2), DSKC (KZ2) and DEKM on the website www.kart-dm.de. The racing calendar consists of five races spread over Germany and Belgium.

After one of the shortest DKM seasons in years, the highest German Kart Championship presents the race calendar for 2021. On five weekends racers will drive on the best racetracks in Germany and Belgium. The kick-off will take place in May, with the final taking place at the beginning of October.