Frankfurt am Main/Eindhoven: After the successful start of the Mini 60 Series in Muelsen, promoter Chrono Karting is expanding its program in the German Kart Championship. The young talents will now also be represented by the half-time race at Wackersdorf and the finale at Franciacorta (Italy).

Frankfurt am Main. A long winter break comes to an end next weekend for the German Kart Championship. In Muelsen, the three categories DJKM (OKJ), DSKM (KZ2) and DSKC (KZ2) will start into the new season. In the supporting program, the young drivers of the Mini 60 Series by Chrono Karting will compete.

The German Kart Championship is looking forward to a new addition. The Dutch promoter Chrono Karting has announced the Mini 60 Series by Chrono Karting for three events. This means that the youngest drivers in karting also have the chance to present themselves in the environment of the highest German kart racing series.

The German Kart Championship is entering its final phase with its four grade series. This became apparent last weekend in the Arena E in Mülsen. Heated races caused changes in the championships. In the end, there were three double winners and no premature title decision in the DSKM.

Already in the middle of the year, the organizers of the German Kart Championship are focusing on the 2023 season. After the anniversary year "60 years of DKM", the participants can look forward to a full program in the future as well. The calendar again includes five races - planned in Germany, Italy and Belgium.

2022 is a special year for the German Karting championship. The highest German Kart racing series goes into its 60th season and therefore counts as one of the oldest championships worldwide. On January 20th 2022, the online registration opens online at www.kart-dm.de. The entry fee is significantly lowered for the 2022 season.

The current season of the German Kart Championship ended only a few days ago in Ampfing, Bavaria, now, the highest German kart racing series already presents its racing calendar for its anniversary year. The DKM took place for the first time in 1962 and has since produced numerous talents.

After a year-long break, the German Kart Championship was back in Ampfing. Best conditions and attractive races made for a great season ending. The Championship trophies went to Niels Tröger (DKM), Akshay Bohra (DJKM), Senna Van Walstijn (DSKM) and Jakob Bergmeister (DSKC).

The 2021 DKM season is going to end in Ampfing (Upper Bavaria). After a year-long break, the highest German kart racing series is going to be back on the Schweppermannring and is looking forward to thrilling races – the fight for the title is still open in the three grade series DKM, DJKM and DSKM. From qualifying and the heats to the finals and the award ceremony can all be watched up close at the live stream.

The 2021 DKM season is going to end in Ampfing (Upper Bavaria). After a year-long break, the highest German kart racing series is going to be back on the Schweppermannring and is looking forward to thrilling races – the fight for the title is still open in the three grade series DKM, DJKM and DSKM. From qualifying and the heats to the finals and the award ceremony can all be watched up close at the live stream.

The 2021 DKM season is going to end in Ampfing (Upper Bavaria). After a year-long break, the highest German kart racing series is going to be back on the Schweppermannring and is looking forward to thrilling races – the fight for the title is still open in the three grade series DKM, DJKM and DSKM.

Frankfurt on the Main. Next weekend, the 2021 DKM season is going to end in Ampfing (Upper Bavaria). After a year-long break, the highest German kart racing series is going to be back on the Schweppermannring and is looking forward to thrilling races – the fight for the title is still open in three grade series.

Mülsen. The German Kart Championship's premiere at the Motorsports Arena Mülsen was a huge success. Drivers from more than 20 nations started and showed high-class kart racing. There were nine different winners in thrilling races – the title fights are getting even closer right before the final.

After a long wait, the new BMW M2 Cup started last weekend on the Lausitzring into its season. As a strong platform for the young talents of motorsports, the brand cup and the German Kart Championship (DKM) have formed an attractive alliance. The Champions of the DSKM and DSKC will receive a joint test day in a BMW M2 Cup.

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.

It was the German Kart Championship season’s finale last weekend at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben and there were exciting races again. Next to DSKM-Champion Jorrit Pex, Juho Valtanen (DKM), Kris Haanen (DJKM), Tim Tröger (DSKC) and Luka Wlömer (DEKM) ended up on the list of Champions.

This upcoming weekend, the German Kart Championship ends in the motorsport arena Oschersleben. After 2016, the track is again represented in the racing calendar of the highest German car separation series and expects exciting race decisions in the four predicates.  

Already since the beginning of the season, the German Shifter Kart Championship has been weakly occupied. Additional deregistrations of participants for the final in the motorsport arena Oschersleben now ensure that the DSKM cannot be carried out. Jorrit Pex is the champion of a shortened season.

In the 2020 season, the racing calendar of the German Kart Championship will not come to rest. After the cancellation of the final in Ampfing, the race now moves to Oschersleben. Thus, after four years, the race track is again part of the DKM calendar. The final races will take place as planned from October 16^th to 18^th.

Three weeks before the premiere of the German Kart Championship on the new racetrack in Mülsen (Saxony), the organizer Kart-Club-Sachsen e.V. cancels the event. Despite extensive efforts, the responsible parties were unable to agree on the financing of the event. Now, the second run takes place again in Kerpen, but in the opposite driving direction.

110 drivers from Europe started into the new season of the German Kart Championship last weekend (August 7th – 9th) and experienced a red-hot battle. Winners Kris Haanen (DJKM), Kas Haverkort (DKM), Jorrit Pex, Fabian Federer (both DSKM) and Julian Müller (DSKC) kept the coolest heads.

With a delay of three months, the German Kart Championship is now going to start into the new season. Next weekend, 120 participants are going to start on the Erftlandring in Kerpen. The event is going to take place under strict hygiene requirements. The DKM racing calendar 2020 has been shortened to four events.

Finally, the German Kart Championship starts the new racing season with its five grade series. The start of the season will take place in Kerpen from August 7^th to 9^th. Nearly 140 drivers compete in the first races. The event takes place in compliance with a strict hygiene concept.