RMC Grand Finals

Every year, kart racers across five continents race each other for seats at the kart racing season's top event, the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals – the fairest and most international event in the world of kart sporting. The best of the season's best, the kart racers who emerged victorious from RMC championships and events, compete for the RMC Grand Finals Championship title in their respective category.

What makes the Grand Finals unique? Its no-compromise parity. With everyone using the same engines, chassis, tires, and fuel, victory is down to the driver, their skill, and experience.

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Drivers
394

The best of the RMC season's best compete for victory in their respective categories.
Countries
60

Competitors represent over 60 nations at the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals.
Categories
8

Drivers compete in five classic categories: Micro MAX, Mini MAX, Junior MAX, Senior MAX, DD2, DD2 Masters, and the electric classes, E20 Senior and E20 Masters.

What makes the RMCGF unique

Arrive & Drive

The Grand Finals are organized and owned by Rotax. All equipment, except personal race gear, is provided by Rotax.
Perfect parity

Participating racers drive the same kart to ensure only the drivers' exceptional skills and experience decide the race.
Only the best

Similar to Olympic Games, tickets to the RMC Grand Finals aren't bought but earned. Only the best qualify and win tickets to the RMC Grand Finals.
A community celebration

The RMC Grand Finals are a one-week feel-good celebration of the global kart community where you race, play, chat and enjoy. A week to meet and connect with like-minded karters and their families at fun events on and off the track.

Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals

20+ years of celebrating kart racers and their skills

In 2000, the island of Puerto Rico saw the birth of a remarkable event: the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals. The first RMC Grand Finals brought together 66 drivers representing 19 countries to compete in a single 125-MAX category. In 2004, the 5th Grand Finals attracted as many as 100 drivers from 40 countries for races in three categories. More importantly, 2004 was the first time all competitors raced with a supplied single-make chassis – CRG for the 125 Junior MAX category, BRP for the 125 MAX category. And the Grand Finals haven't stopped growing since. Today, more than 7,500 kart racers compete in RMC championships and events on five continents to win one of 396 seats at the Grand Finals, one of the world's most prestigious – and fairest - kart racing events.

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Upcoming RMC Events

20 Nov 2024 — 31 Dec 2025

2025 Race Numbers
20 Nov 2024 — 31 Dec 2024

Change Class for 2025
27 Nov 2024 — 01 Dec 2024

Karting Champions League R1

Campillos Karting
Campillos (ESP), Spain
28 Nov 2024 — 30 Nov 2024

COPA Sao Paulo #9
29 Nov 2024

Bahrain RMC Round#4

Bahrain Int. Karting Circuit
Umm Jidar, Bahrain

Please contact us for information and registration related to Bahrain RMC Championship 2024-2025 season email

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30 Nov 2024

RMC SA Regional Round 8

Zwartkops Int. Kart Raceway
RMC SA NR 8 - Zwartkops, South Africa

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04 Dec 2024 — 08 Dec 2024

Karting Champions League R2

Livestream

Kartodromo Internacional Algarve
Portimao, Portugal
06 Dec 2024 — 08 Dec 2024

RMC Golden Trophy

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Rotax Global Racing App

RMC Grand Finals in the palm of your hand

The Rotax Global Racing App brings you real-time updates, live data from the EVA-EMS system, and streamed media straight from the track. It's a great way to keep up with Rotax kart racing events worldwide. The Rotax Global Racing App is available through Google Play or the Apple App Store and works on all mobile devices.