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FIA Karting European Championships for KZ and KZ2- Qualifying Practice

Race of Zandvoort - Qualifying 1

Excitement, learning and action will be among the watchwords when the FIA European Rally Championship heads to Italy next week for Rally di Roma Capitale (20-22 July). The all-asphalt contest, which starts in the historic city and features challenging stages within Rome and to the southeast, not only marks the start of the second half of the season but it also signals the resumption of the two ERC Junior championships with 20 rising talents continuing their high-speed rallying curriculum.

WTCR OSCARO representatives in attendance: Mato Homola, DG Sport Compétition Norbert Michelisz, BRC Racing Team François Ribeiro, Head of Eurosport Events, WTCR OSCARO promoter

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After a successful presence for two successive years, the FIA returns to the world-famous festival with a variety of exciting ‘future forward’ content.

FIA ERC Junior Under 27 Championship contender Catie Munnings will get her own TV series in her native United Kingdom in the coming months. A former winner of the ERC Ladies’ Trophy, Munnings will front Catie’s Amazing Machines on CBeebies, which is part of the BBC television network and is aimed at children aged six and under. Click for full story .

Slovak Mato Homola will be gunning for glory when the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup presented by OSCARO stops off at the Slovakia Ring from 13-15 July, a 20-kilometre drive from his home no less. Here’s what the PEUGEOT 308TCR-driving DG Sport Compétition driver has had to say.

This weekend, fitting the holiday time perfectly, the FIA Formula 3 European Championship teams and drivers travel to the Dutch North Sea coast. But it’s no holiday trip for them. Instead, they will battle it out for points and race wins in the 10th, 11th and 12th race of the season. The races will be staged by the 4.307-kilometre Circuit Zandvoort that is embedded into the dunes and located just a stone’s throw away from the beach.