The kick-off of the second round of the Rotax Max Challenge Euro Trophy is taking place at the Prokart Raceland circuit in Wackersdorf, Germany, with the participation of 208 drivers from over 35 nations.
The grid is divided into four categories: Senior Max with 90 participants, Junior Max with 47, Mini Max with 35, and DD2/DD2 Masters with 36. The competition promises to be intense and filled with emotions.
Current Championship Status
In the Mini Max category, the German round is crucial, as it will award a ticket for the Grand Finals 2026. Joshua Cooke (KR Sport) was the first to secure a spot in the competition at the previous round held in Cremona.
In the Senior Max category, the championship situation is very competitive. Nik Trobec (KSB Racing) leads thanks to his skills in varied weather conditions, with Bran Vanderveken (Bouvin Power) and Tom Langlois (GKart53) very close behind. Wackersdorf will be key to see changes in the standings.
In Junior Max, the competition is so tight that only four points separate the top four. Zdenek Babicek leads with 153 points, followed by Emerson Macandrew-Uren and Albert Friend, with Rares Pascu just one point behind. In each round, each race is decisive.
In the DD2 category, driver Michael Rosina (MKC Motorsport) arrives in Wackersdorf as the championship leader after securing victory in Cremona. In DD2 Masters, Nicolas Picot (Privateer) maintains his dominant position.
The Wackersdorf Circuit
The Prokart Raceland circuit, measuring 1190 meters in length, is one of the most significant in Germany, with a layout that demands precision and consistency. Its CIK-FIA homologation ensures it meets the highest international standards and is a frequent venue for high-level competitions.
In addition to the excellent circuit design, the infrastructure for teams and competitors is exceptional, with dedicated areas, technical facilities, and comprehensive logistical support, solidifying Wackersdorf as an essential destination for the European karting scene.
Event Schedule
On Sunday, May 3, warm-up sessions will begin at 8:45 AM, with live coverage of the pre-finals starting at 10:20 AM and the finals at 1:40 PM.
Where to Watch the Races
The pre-finals and finals will be broadcast live on television and through the streaming platforms of Motorsport.com, the Rotax Max Challenge Euro Trophy Facebook page, its website, and YouTube.
With such notable participation and a circuit that demands the utmost, the second round of the Rotax Max Challenge Euro Trophy promises to be another exciting chapter in the 2026 season.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
