NEW: THE KARTING CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
14-09-2023
The Karting Champions League is the new player within the karting world where its basis, arrive & drive, is unique for a championship. Everyone in each of the five classes races the same kart with the same set-up, the engines are changed every weekend and for a fixed amount per year. So the real difference is made by the driver. This is how true talent will show. Also unique is the prize for the winner of the highest class at the end of the year: a season in the Spanish F4 championship with MP Motorsport. Because the owner of MP Motorsport is also the ini(ator of the Kar(ng Champions League.
The website is ready and social media are gearing up for updates and information.
An own karting championship
Henk de Jong, owner MP Motorsport: "I have been working on the idea of my own karting championship for some :me. For two reasons; firstly, my love for karting has existed for a very longtime and I wanted to do something with it. Secondly, it is a wonderful and logical step for MP Motorsport. It's the step that comes before F4."
Sander Dorsman, team manager MP Motorsport: "We are delighted to be working with the Karting Champions League. MP Motorsport is all about finding talent and supporting them to achieve their goals. Because the winner of the Kartng Champions League wins a season in Spanish Formula 4 with us, it provides the opportunity for the winner to guarantee the step up to formula racing."
Part of the MP Motorsport talent program
Founded in 1994, MP Motorsport is one of the biggest racing teams in Europe, with teams driving in every formula class: F1 Academy, F4, Eurocup-3, FRECA, Formula 3, and Formula 2. This forms the perfect ladder to every driver's dream: Formula 1. The ambition is to accelerate talent. And at both MP Motorsport and the Karting Champions League, the focus is on talent. Young super talent will now be discovered even faster and helped to achieve their goals and dreams.
The tracks where the Karting Champions League will run are in Germany, Belgium, northern France, and England. Racing in Scandinavia is also being considered.
