The competition, for which OTK Kart Group is the technical partner, will take place from July 17th to 19th at the Autodrom Słomczyn in Poland. To give the opportunity to attend the event to as much drivers as possible, the federation has reduced the entry fee.
Registrations are still open for the 2026 edition of the FIA Karting Arrive & Drive European Championship, the new competition organized by the International Automobile Federation (FIA), following the success of last year’s FIA Karting Arrive & Drive World Cup.
The European event will take place at the Autodrom Słomczyn (Poland) from July 17th to 19th and will be open to drivers in the Junior and Senior categories. The new deadline for submitting applications is set to Wednesday, June 24th.
The “Arrive & Drive” format is designed to make and easy access to international competitions by providing all participants with an identical technical package, supplied directly at the track. This approach is further supported by a significant reduction in the entry fee, now set at 3,950 euros. The fee includes the use of the kart, engine, slick tires, fuel, trolley and paddock tent for the entire race weekend.
OTK Kart Group, the exclusive technical partner of the FIA Karting Arrive & Drive European Championship for the 2026–2027 season, will provide all participants with Kosmic Mercury T chassis—the flagship model of the Kosmic Kart lineup—as well as SV (Senior) and SV Junior (Junior) engines from Vortex Engines. Staff from the Italian group will also be present at the event to ensure maximum fairness and identical conditions for every competitor.
The top Junior and Senior drivers from the FIA Karting Arrive & Drive European Championship will qualify for the 2026 FIA Karting Arrive & Drive World Cup.
In order to complete the entry to the FIA Karting Arrive & Drive European Championship 2026 link to: https://www.fiakarting.com/page/inscriptions.
Any information concerning the championship’s regulations is specified in the dedicated section of the fiakarting.com website.
