The IAME Series Germany is finally able to present its calendar for the next season: Despite some adversities, a long and complicated planning process has led to the highest possible quality, which the organizers have set as their goal. In no way do they want to be inferior to previous years or other German series and can now proudly announce the dates and venues for 2026.
The start to the year will take place on the well-known track in Genk. The “Home of Champions” in Belgium will herald the season early in the year on the weekend after Easter.
After that, the journey will go back to Germany for another four race weekends: Five weeks after the first run, the traditional track in Kerpen will be approached, and two weeks later it will go to Wackersdorf in Bavaria. The race in Pro Kart Raceland can be used as training for the IAME Euro Series, which will take place at the end of June.
The year will conclude with two more integral parts of any high-class kart series in Germany. Mülsen in Saxony is just as essential to the calendar as the Schweppermannring in Ampfing, where the grand finale will take place in September after the summer break.
Dates IAME Series Germany 2026
- Genk – April 11/12, 2026
- Kerpen – May 23/24, 2026
- Wackersdorf – June 06/07, 2026
- Mülsen – July 25/26, 2026
- Ampfing – September 19/20, 2026
In addition, there is the IAME Euro Series in Germany in Wackersdorf from June 24 to 27, 2026.
Special thanks go to RGMMC, as well as all track operators in Germany, but also in Mariembourg and Genk, who, despite many uncertainties, were able to find a very good solution for the participants and made a guest appearance in Belgium possible at the last moment despite scheduling conflicts. The IAME Series Germany also strived to avoid overlaps with other German series in order to enable the drivers to start at the FIA Kart European Championship in Mülsen or other events. This also helps the teams that participate in other championships in addition to the IAME Series Germany. More information will follow shortly.
Source: Motorsport XL
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