Karting World Championship

FIA Karting World Championship

Category	Kart racing
Region	International
Affiliations	CIK-FIA
Inaugural season	1964 (1964)
Classes	OK, OK-J, KZ, KZ2,[a] KZ2-M,[b] OK-N,[a] OKN-J[a]
Drivers' champion	Thibaut Ramaekers (OK, Kart Republic-IAME) Noah Baglin (OK-J, Kart Republic-IAME) Senna van Walstijn (KZ, Sodi-TM) Maksim Orlov[a] (KZ2, Sodi-TM) Angelo Lombardo[b] (KZ2-M, Maranello-TM) Manuel Scognamiglio[a] (OK-N, Kart Republic-IAME) Gioele Girardello[a] (OKN-J, Parolin-TM)
Most titles	Mike Wilson (6)
Official website	fiakarting.com

The FIA Karting World Championship, officially known as the Mondokart.com FIA Karting World Championship for sponsorship reasons, is a kart racing competition organised by the CIK-FIA. Hosted annually since 1964, it is widely regarded as the most prestigious karting competition in the world.

Alongside the Karting European Championship, it is one of two major karting competitions sanctioned by the FIA. In recent years, the World Championship has been hosted as a single event, where the European Championship is contested across a season. The championship is notable for being the only FIA World Championship with a female champion: Italian driver Susanna Raganelli in 1966. Two past World Champions have progressed to win the Formula One World Drivers' Championship: Max Verstappen (2013, KZ) and Lando Norris (2014, KF).^{[note 1]}

As of 2024, the World Championship is held across three direct-drive and three gearbox classes. The primary direct-drive class is OK, and the primary gearbox class is KZ. Secondary classes or events at the World Championship have traditionally been hosted as the World Cup—which was historically a separate event at Suzuka from 1991 to 2000—or the International Super Cup.

The CIK-FIA Karting World Championship was first held in 1964, making it the second-oldest FIA World Championship after the Formula One World Championship.^[1]

Before the CIK-FIA began officially sanctioning a World Championship in 1964, the Grand Prix Kart Club of America (GPKCA) held its own World Championship. In December 1959, the GPKCA organised a one-week international meeting in Nassau, Bahamas, offering significant prize money. The American driver Jim Yamane became the first winner. Subsequent GPKCA World Championships adopted a multi-round format and included circuits such as Shenington in the United Kingdom and Pista Rossi in Italy.

The first two CIK-FIA World Championships in 1964 and 1965 were held over one final round, there after the world's best kart drivers competed for the title over an extended weekend, from Thursday to Saturday, including free and qualifying practice sessions, qualification heats, a pre-final and a final were common. The championship is notable for having the only female FIA World Champion with Susanna Raganelli winning the 1966 World Championship.

From 2011 the championship has been disputed over five rounds, each of them in a different country.^[2] From 2014 the world championships returned to a single event with one venue each year organizing the CIK-FIA OK and OK Junior World Championships in one weekend and another venue in a different weekend holding the CIK-FIA KZ World Championships together with the CIK-FIA KZ2 Super Cup and the third and final round of the CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy.^[3] There is a separate CIK-FIA Endurance Championship, normally held each year at Le Mans, France, and there are separate Continental Championships like the CIK-FIA European Championships (OK, OK junior, KZ, KZ2 and Superkart) and the CIK-FIA Asia Pacific Championships. In 1968 CIK-FIA launched the first World Cup for Juniors.

From 1981 to 1987 the World Championship was raced only with 135 cc Formula K Engines. Before and after the short inaugural return to 100 cc (1988 and 1989 with Formula SuperCent (FS100) a category that anticipated the so-called Formula Super A) the 100 cc direct-drive karts was the prevailing standard. In 2007, a change in regulations introduced the KF1 category carts, 125 cc karts equipped with electric starters, clutch and rpm limiters set at 16000 rpm, to replace the Formula A karts. The 2010 edition was raced with KF2 karts where the engine rpm is limited at 15000 rpm.^[4]

The FIA Karting categories at the world championships are now divided into three main families: direct-drive karts, gearbox karts and Superkarts. All these karts have the technology in common of the 2-stroke engine. Since 2016 the new generation of Original Karts (OK) machines have taken over from the old KF engines. The top category OK at the World Championships is available for drivers from 14 years old in the year they participate. The OK Junior category is aimed at drivers aged between 12 and 14 years old. The gearbox categories KZ and KZ2 share the same specification except for chassis and brakes which are open in the KZ World Championship. The Superkart category is the most unusual discipline of Karting because it can only express itself fully on long racing tracks. With its complete bodywork and twin-cylinder 250 cc engines, developing nearly 100 hp (75 kW), these Superkarts are capable of extraordinary performances.

In 2013 for the first time in its history CIK-FIA called a promoter, WSK Promotion, to perfect the organisation of the major international karting competitions. The Swiss RGMMC Group is now the Official Promoter of the FIA Karting European and World Championships for the period of 2018-2020 (with the exception of Superkart and Endurance). They try increasing the audience for Karting Competitions worldwide, attracting new partners and working closely with ASNs (National Federations), these are the priorities of RGMMC Group. They also develop the communication and media coverage of the events by providing live video viewing during the events and by partnering with Motorsport.tv for broadcast around the world.

From 2022 all the events of the FIA Karting World Championship were sponsored by the website Mondokart.com and the official name of the competition become MONDOKART.COM FIA KARTING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP^[5]

Direct-drive classes have been contested at the World Championship since its inaugural 1964 edition, when it was won by Italian driver Guido Sala in the 100cc class.

Year	World Champion	Chassis	Engine	Tyres	Runner-up	Third place	Circuit	Class	Stroke
1964	Guido Sala	Tecno	Parilla	C	Ugo Cancellieri	Oscar Constantini	Pista d'Oro	100cc
1965	Guido Sala (2)	Tecno	BM	C	Werner Ihle	Toine Hezemans	Pista d'Oro	100cc
1966	Susanna Raganelli	Tecno	Parilla	C	Leif Engström	Ronnie Peterson*	Copenhagen	100cc
1967	Edgardo Rossi	Birel	Parilla	C	François Goldstein	Giulio Pernigotti	3[c]	100cc
1968	Thomas Nilsson	Robardie	BM	C	Giulio Pernigotti	Mickey Allen	3[d]	100cc
1969	François Goldstein	Robardie	Parilla	C	Mickey Allen	Paul Fletcher	3[e]	100cc
1970	François Goldstein (2)	Robardie	Parilla	C	David Ferris	Carl-Heinz Peters	Thiverval	100cc
1971	François Goldstein (3)	Taifun	Parilla	G	Carl-Heinz Peters	Mickey Allen	Turin	100cc
1972	François Goldstein (4)	Taifun	Parilla	G	Helmut Brandhofer	Mark Steeds	Kalmar	100cc
1973	Terry Fullerton	Birel	Komet	G	Erik Hagenbuch	Carl-Heinz Peters	Nivelles	100cc
1974	Riccardo Patrese*	Birel	Komet	G	Eddie Cheever*	François Goldstein	Estoril	100cc
1975	François Goldstein (5)	BM	BM	G	Elio de Angelis*	Alan Lane	Le Castellet	100cc
1976	Felice Rovelli	BM	BM	4S	Leif Larsson	Martin Bott	Hagen	100cc
1977	Felice Rovelli (2)	BM	BM	B	Mickey Allen	Leif Larsson	Parma	100cc
1978	Lake Speed	Birel	Parilla	B	Toni Zöserl	Lars Forsman	Le Mans	100cc
1979	Peter Koene	DAP	DAP	D	Ayrton Senna†	Harm Schuurman	Estoril	100cc
1980	Peter de Bruijn	Hutless	Parilla	B	Ayrton Senna†	Terry Fullerton	Nivelles	100cc
1981	Mike Wilson	Birel	Komet	D	Lars Forsman	Ruggero Melgrati	Parma	FK	135cc
1982	Mike Wilson (2)	Birel	Komet	D	Lars Forsman	Thomas Danielsson	Kalmar	FK	135cc
1983	Mike Wilson (3)	Birel	Komet	D	Lars Forsman	Marc Boulineau	Le Mans	FK	135cc
1984	Jörn Haase	Kalì	Komet	D	Giuseppe Bugatti	Lars Forsman	Liedolsheim	FK	135cc
1985	Mike Wilson (4)	Kalì	Komet	D	Giuseppe Bugatti	Jörn Haase	Parma	FK	135cc
1986	Augusto Ribas	Birel	Komet	D	Ken Kroeger	Jason Kennedy	Jacksonville	FK	135cc
1987	Giampiero Simoni	PCR	PCR	B	Tom Kristensen‡	Maurizio Mediani	Jesolo	FK	135cc
1988	Mike Wilson (5)	CRG	Komet	D	Giampiero Simoni	Maurizio Mediani	Laval	FK	135cc
1989	Mike Wilson (6)	CRG	Komet	D	Fabrizio De Simone	Marc Goossens	Valence	FK	135cc
1990	Jan Magnussen*	CRG	Rotax	B	Fabrizio De Simone	Alain Corbiau	Jesolo	FK	100cc
1991	Jarno Trulli*	All Kart	Parilla	D	Massimiliano Orsini	Kenneth Kristensen	Le Mans	FK	100cc
1992	Danilo Rossi	CRG	Rotax	D	Alessandro Manetti	Max Busslinger	Ugento	FK	100cc
1993	Nicola Gianniberti	Haase	Rotax	D	Jarno Trulli*	Massimiliano Orsini	Laval	FSA	100cc
1994	Alessandro Manetti	CRG	Rotax	V	Guy de Nies	Daniele Parrilla	Córdoba	FSA	100cc
1995	Massimiliano Orsini	Hutless	Italsistem	B	Davide Forè	Johnny Mislijevic	Valence	FSA	100cc
1996	Johnny Mislijevic	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Takao Matsuya	Alessandro Manetti	Lonato	FSA	100cc
1997	Danilo Rossi (2)	CRG	CRG	D	Alessandro Manetti	Giorgio Pantano*	Salbris	FSA	100cc
1998	Davide Forè	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Massimiliano Orsini	Sauro Cesetti	Ugento	FSA	100cc
1999	Danilo Rossi (3)	CRG	CRG	D	Ronnie Quintarelli	Giorgio Pantano*	Mariembourg	FSA	100cc
2000	Davide Forè (2)	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Franck Perera	Heikki Kovalainen*	Braga	FSA	100cc
2001	Vitantonio Liuzzi*	CRG	Maxter	B	Sauro Cesetti	Davide Forè	5[f]	FSA	100cc
2002	Giedo van der Garde*	CRG	Maxter	B	Ronnie Quintarelli	Davide Forè	5[g]	FSA	100cc
2003	Wade Cunningham	CRG	Maxter	B	Arnaud Kozlinski	Ben Hanley	Sarno	FA	100cc
2004	Davide Forè (3)	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Arnaud Kozlinski	Bas Lammers	La Conca	FA	100cc
2005	Oliver Oakes	Gillard	Parilla	B	Jon Lancaster	Davide Forè	Braga	FA	100cc
2006	Davide Forè (4)	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Michael Christensen‡	Sauro Cesetti	Angerville	FA	100cc
2007	Marco Ardigò	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Gary Catt	Nikolaj Bøllingtoft	Mariembourg	KF1	125cc
2008	Marco Ardigò (2)	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Libor Toman	Gary Catt	La Conca	KF1	125cc
2009	Arnaud Kozlinski	CRG	Maxter	B	Aaro Vainio	Ben Hanley	Coloane	SKF	125cc
2010	Nyck de Vries*‡	Zanardi	Parilla	D	Jordan Chamberlain	Nicolaj Møller Madsen	Zuera	KF2	125cc
2011	Nyck de Vries*‡ (2)	Zanardi	Parilla	B	Alexander Albon*	Flavio Camponeschi	5[h]	KF1	125cc
2012	Flavio Camponeschi	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Tom Joyner	Felice Tiene	2[i]	KF1	125cc
2013	Tom Joyner	Zanardi	TM	V	Ben Hanley	Max Verstappen†	2[j]	KF	125cc
2014	Lando Norris†	FA Kart	Vortex	D	Nikita Mazepin*	Jehan Daruvala	Essay	KF	125cc
2015	Karol Basz	Kosmic	Vortex	V	Jordon Lennox-Lamb	Nicklas Nielsen	La Conca	KF	125cc
2016	Pedro Hiltbrand	CRG	Parilla	V	Karol Basz	Felice Tiene	Sakhir	OK	125cc
2017	Danny Keirle	Zanardi	Parilla	LC	David Vidales	Juho Valtanen	PF International	OK	125cc
2018	Lorenzo Travisanutto	KR	Parilla	B	Hannes Janker	Luigi Coluccio	Kristianstad	OK	125cc
2019	Lorenzo Travisanutto (2)	KR	Parilla	LC	Taylor Barnard	Harry Thompson	Alahärmä	OK	125cc
2020	Callum Bradshaw	Tony Kart	Vortex	LC	Joe Turney	Pedro Hiltbrand	Portimão	OK	125cc
2021	Tuukka Taponen	Tony Kart	Vortex	MG	Luigi Coluccio	Arvid Lindblad*	Campillos	OK	125cc
2022	Matheus Morgatto	KR	Parilla	MG	Tuukka Taponen	Oscar Pedersen	Sarno	OK	125cc
2023	Kirill Kutskov[k]	KR	IAME	MG	René Lammers	Kean Nakamura-Berta	Franciacorta	OK	125cc
2024	Ethan Jeff-Hall	CRG	IAME	M	Joe Turney	Matthew Higgins	PF International	OK	125cc
2025	Thibaut Ramaekers	KR	IAME	M	Joe Turney	Lev Krutogolov	Kristianstad	OK	125cc
Source:[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]

Year	World Champion	Chassis	Engine	Tyres	Runner-up	Third place	Circuit	Class	Stroke
1988	Emmanuel Collard	Kalì	Rotax	D	Fabrizio De Simone	Eddy Coubard	Laval	FS100	100cc
1989	Gert Munkholm	PCR	Atomik	B	Massimiliano Orsini	Mike Hezemans	Valence	FS100	100cc
1990	Danilo Rossi	CRG	Rotax	D	Xavier Pompidou	Gianluca de Lorenzi	Jesolo	FA	100cc
1991	Alessandro Manetti	Tony Kart	Rotax	B	Guy Smith	João Barbosa	Le Mans	FA	100cc
1992	Nicola Gianniberti	Tony Kart	Rotax	V	Nicolai Olsen	Andrea Candiracci	Ugento	FA	100cc
1993	David Terrien	Sodi	Rotax	V	Guy de Nies	Risto Virtanen	Laval	FA	100cc
1994	Marco Barindelli	Haase	Rotax	V	Koji Yamanishi	Frédéric Blin	Córdoba	FA	100cc
1995	Gastão Fráguas	Tony Kart	Italsistem	B	Jenson Button†	Kimmo Liimatainen	Valence	FA	100cc
1996	Jean-Christophe Ravier	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Nicolas Kiesa*	Thomas Pichler	Lonato	FA	100cc
1997	James Courtney	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Kosuke Matsuura	Guillaume Renaux	Salbris	FA	100cc
1998	Ruben Carrapatoso	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Marino Spinozzi	André Nicastro	Ugento	FA	100cc
1999	Franck Perera	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Ronny Schmitz	Nelson van der Pol	Mariembourg	FA	100cc
2000	Colin Brown	Top-Kart	Parilla	B	Clivio Piccione	Loïc Duval‡	Braga	FA	100cc
Source:[10]

The junior class has been contested at the World Championship since 2010, when it was established as the CIK-FIA U18 World Championship. In 2013, KF-Junior (KF-J) joined the senior KF class at the World Championship and have been held concurrently since.

Year	World Champion	Chassis	Engine	Tyres	Runner-up	Third place	Circuit	Class	Stroke
2010	Jake Dennis‡	Top-Kart	Single-design	LC	Matias Köykkä	Adam Stirling	3[l]	U18	125cc
2011	Matthew Graham	Zanardi	Single-design	LC	Pyry Ovaska	Anthoine Hubert	3[m]	U18	125cc
2012	Henry Easthope	Sodi	Single-design	LC	Charles Leclerc*	Anthoine Hubert	3[n]	U18	125cc
2013	Alessio Lorandi	Tony Kart	Parilla	LC	Leonardo Pulcini	Robert Shwartzman	2[o]	KF-J	125cc
2014	Enaam Ahmed	FA Kart	Vortex	V	Mick Schumacher*[p]	Mauricio Baiz	Essay	KF-J	125cc
2015	Logan Sargeant*	FA Kart	Vortex	LC	Clément Novalak	Caio Collet	La Conca	KF-J	125cc
2016	Victor Martins	Kosmic	Parilla	V	David Vidales	Théo Pourchaire	Sakhir	OK-J	125cc
2017	Dexter Patterson	Exprit	TM	LC	Chris Lulham	Harry Thompson	PF International	OK-J	125cc
2018	Victor Bernier	Kosmic	Parilla	V	Gabriele Minì	Gabriel Bortoleto*	Kristianstad	OK-J	125cc
2019	Thomas ten Brinke	FA Kart	Vortex	LC	Rafael Câmara	Kajus Šikšnelis	Alahärmä	OK-J	125cc
2020	Freddie Slater	Kosmic	Vortex	MG	Tuukka Taponen	Harry Burgoyne Jr.	Portimão	OK-J	125cc
2021	Kean Nakamura-Berta	Exprit	TM	MG	Freddie Slater	Anatoly Khavalkin	Campillos	OK-J	125cc
2022	Enzo Tarnvanichkul	Tony Kart	Vortex	V	Ádám Hideg	Jan Przyrowski	Sarno	OK-J	125cc
2023	Dries Van Langendonck	Exprit	TM	V	Christian Costoya	Scott Lindblom	Franciacorta	OK-J	125cc
2024	Kenzo Craigie	KR	IAME	M	James Anagnostiadis	Rocco Coronel	PF International	OK-J	125cc
2025	Noah Baglin	KR	IAME	M	Valerio Viapiana	Dean Hoogendoorn	Kristianstad	OK-J	125cc
Source:[15][16][17]

Year	World Champion	Chassis	Engine	Tyres	Runner-up	Third place	Circuit	Class	Stroke
1983	Gianni Mazzola	Birel	Balen	D			Magione	FC	125cc
1984	Gabriele Tarquini‡	Kalì	Balen	D			Jönköping	FC	125cc
1985	Piermario Cantoni	Kalì	Balen	D	Roberto Calcinari	Frank ten Wolde	Laval	FC	125cc
1986	Fabrizio Giovanardi	Tony Kart	Pavesi	B	Pietro Sassi	Luigi Dizzari	Pomposa	FC	125cc
1987	Alessandro Piccini	DAP	Pavesi	V	Vincenzo Sospiri	Donato Cicconetti	Magione	FC	125cc
1988	Peter Rydell	All Kart	Pavesi	D	Andreas Siemens	Richardo Parabelli	Kecskemét	FC	125cc
1989	Gianluca Giorgi	Kalì	Kalì	D			Olomouc	FC	125cc
1990	Alessandro Piccini (2)	Birel	Pavesi	B	Donato Cicconetti	Gianluca Paglicci	Laval	FC	125cc
1991	Alessandro Piccini (3)	Birel	Pavesi	D	Riccardo Tarabelli	Danilo Rossi	Parma	FC	125cc
1992	Danilo Rossi	CRG	Pavesi	D	Jarno Trulli*	Anders Gabrielsson	Mariembourg	FC	125cc
1993	Alessandro Piccini (4)	Kalì	Pavesi	D	Gianluca Beggio	Tsuyoshi Takahashi	Val Vibrata	FC	125cc
1994	Jarno Trulli*	Tony Kart	Pavesi	D	Anders Gabrielsson	Fredrik Wallberg	Bydgoszcz	FC	125cc
1995	Gianluca Beggio	Biesse	TM	V	Andrea Belicchi	Alessandro Manetti	Val Vibrata	FC	125cc
1996	Gianluca Beggio (2)	Biesse	TM	B	Giuseppe Palmieri	Johnny Mislijevic	Salbris	FC	125cc
1997	Gianluca Beggio (3)	Birel	TM	B	Danilo Rossi	Sauro Cesetti	Ugento	FC	125cc
1998	Gianluca Beggio (4)	Birel	TM	B	Alessandro Manetti	Nico Biasuzzi	Concord	FC	125cc
1999	Francesco Laudato	Birel	TM	D	Danilo Rossi	Christophe Vassort	Carole	FC	125cc
2000	Gianluca Beggio (5)	Birel	TM	B	Ennio Gandolfi	Vitantonio Liuzzi*	Mariembourg	FC	125cc
2001 – 2012	Demoted to World Cup status, see § Palmarès, World Cup
2013	Max Verstappen†	CRG	TM	B	Charles Leclerc*	Jordon Lennox-Lamb	Varennes	KZ	125cc
2014	Marco Ardigò	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Flavio Camponeschi	Rick Dreezen	Sarno	KZ	125cc
2015	Jorrit Pex	CRG	TM	B	Paolo De Conto	Arnaud Kozlinski	Le Mans	KZ	125cc
2016	Paolo De Conto	CRG	TM	V	Anthony Abbasse	Marco Ardigò	Kristianstad	KZ	125cc
2017	Paolo De Conto (2)	CRG	TM	V	Anthony Abbasse	Ben Hanley	Wackersdorf	KZ	125cc
2018	Patrik Hájek	Kosmic	Vortex	LC	Rick Dreezen	Fabian Federer	Genk	KZ	125cc
2019	Marijn Kremers	Birel ART	TM	B	Riccardo Longhi	Bas Lammers	Lonato	KZ	125cc
2020	Jérémy Iglesias	Formula K	TM	V	Marijn Kremers	Bas Lammers	Lonato	KZ	125cc
2021	Noah Milell	Tony Kart	Vortex	MG	Lorenzo Camplese	Jorrit Pex	Kristianstad	KZ	125cc
2022	Viktor Gustavsson	CRG	TM	LC	Noah Milell	Jérémy Iglesias	Le Mans	KZ	125cc
2023	Paolo Ippolito	KR	IAME	LC	Viktor Gustavsson	Stan Pex	Wackersdorf	KZ	125cc
2024	Giuseppe Palomba	Sodi	TM	D	Senna van Walstijn	Pedro Hiltbrand	Portimão	KZ	125cc
2025	Senna van Walstijn	Sodi	TM	LC	Viktor Gustavsson	Danilo Albanese	Franciacorta	KZ	125cc
Source:[18][19][20]

Year	World Champion	Chassis	Engine	Tyres	Runner-up	Third place	Circuit	Class	Stroke
1983	Martin Hines	Zipkart	Rotax	B	Torgjer Kleppe	Brian Heerey	3[q]	FE	250cc
1984	Lennart Bohlin	Zipkart	Rotax	B	Éric Gassin	Reg Gange	4[r]	FE	250cc
1985	Poul Petersen	PVP	Rotax	B	Derek Rodgers	Perry Grondstra	3[s]	FE	250cc
1986	Wade Nelson	Dino	Rotax	B	Lennart Bohlin	Tim Parrott	3[t]	FE	250cc
1987	Éric Gassin	Nissag	Rotax	B	Lennart Bohlin	Bobo Westman	3[u]	FE	250cc
1988	Poul Petersen (2)	PVP	Rotax	B	Berny Roberts	Ian Shaw	Le Mans–Bugatti	FE	250cc
1989	Tim Parrott	Anderson	Rotax	B	Martin Hines	Éric Gassin	Le Mans–Bugatti	FE	250cc
1990	Tim Parrott (2)	Anderson	Rotax	B	Phil Glencross	Éric Gassin	Le Mans–Bugatti	FE	250cc
1991	Martin Hines (2)	Zipkart	Rotax	B	None	Dave Buttigieg	3[v]	FE	250cc
	Perry Grondstra
1992	Martin Hines (3)	Zipkart	Rotax	B	Simon Cullen	Chris Stoney		FE	250cc
1993	Perry Grondstra (2)	Zipkart	Rotax	B				FE	250cc
1994	Perry Grondstra (3)	Zipkart	Rotax	B				FE	250cc
1995	Trevor Roberts	PVP	Rotax	B				FE	250cc
Source:[21][22]

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Location	Class
2007	Marco Ardigo	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Tatsuya Hattori	Gary Catt	Suzuka	KF1
2008	Davide Fore	Maranello	Maxter	B	Libor Toman	Sauro Cesetti	Suzuka	KF1
2009	Yannick de Brabander	Intrepid	TM	B	Manuel Renaudie	Arnaud Kozlinski	Suzuka	SKF&KF1
2010	Oliver Rowland	Zanardi	Parilla	B	Shota Kiyohara	Nyck de Vries	Suzuka	SKF&KF1

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Location	Class
2007	Michael Ryall	Birel	TM	D	Scot Jenkins	Flavio Camponeschi	Mariembourg	KF2
2008	Oliver Rowland	Tony Kart	Vortex	D	Zdenek Groman	Loic Reguillon	La Conca	KF2
2009	David da Luz	Zanardi	Parilla		Stoffel Vandoorne	Mitchell Gilbert	Alcaniz	KF2
2010	Not held
2011	Loris Spinelli	Tony Kart	Vortex	V	Christian Sorensen	Antonio Giovinazzi	Sarno	KF2
2012	Felice Tiene	CRG	BMB	V	Max Verstappen	Jordon Lennox-Lamb	Zuera	KF2

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Class
2024	Lee Kyu-ho	LN	IAME	Maxxis	Zsombor Kovacs	Heitor Dall Agnol Farias	OK-N

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Location	Class
1968	Amedeo Pacitto	Tecno	BM	Carlise			Milano Pista Rosa	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1969	D. Carlsson	Ilhe	Sirio				Kalmar	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1970	Alan Lane	Barlotti	Komet					CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1971	Marc Wouters	Taifun	Parilla				Horrem	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1972	Derek Bliss	Zip	Komet				Vojens	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1973	Alain Prost	Birel	Parilla				Oldenzaal	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1974	Felice Rovelli	Birel	Parilla				Rye House, Hoddesdon	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1975	Adrian Wepfer	BM	BM				Fulda	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1976	Andrea de Cesaris	Sirio	Sirio				Wohlen	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1977	Paolo Bandinelli	Sirio	Sirio				Le Creusot	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1978	Stefano Modena	Birel	Parilla				Mondercange	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1979	Thomas Glauser	Birel	Parilla				Fano	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1980	Bernd Schneider	Birel	Parilla		Michel Vacirca	Thomas Danielsson	Le Creusot	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup
1981	Michel Vacirca	AllKart	PCR				Kerpen	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1982	Romeo Deila	Birel	PCR				Parma	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1983	Frank van Eglem	Tecno Kart	Parilla				Kerpen	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1984	Andrea Gilardi	Birel	PCR		Yvan Muller	Roberto Colciago	Laval	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1985	Andrea Gilardi	Birel	PCR		Michael Schumacher	Allan McNish	Le Mans	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1986	Fabrizio de Simone	Birel	Parilla				Jesolo	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1987	Jan Magnussen	Tony Kart	Parilla				Laval	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1988	Gianluca Malandrucco	CRG	Parilla				Pomposa	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1989	Jan Magnussen	Tony Kart	Rotax				Saragozza	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1990	Jérémie Dufour	Sodikart	Dino		Jarno Trulli		Lonato	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1991	Sébastien Philippe	Sodikart	Dino		Alessio Falchi	David Terrien	Laval	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Location	Class
1992	Bruno Balocco	Mike 1	Parilla		Mikael Santavirta	René van Ameyden	Gothenburg	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1993	Ennio Gandolfi	Kali	Parilla		Johan Agrell	Danilo Miotto		CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1994	Giorgio Pantano	CRG	Rotax		Alexander Müller	Philip Cloostermans		CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1995	James Courtney	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Vitantonio Liuzzi	Alessandro Piccolo	Braga	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)
1996	Fernando Alonso	Mach 1	Parilla	B	Jimmy van der Ende	Riko Fürtbauer	Genk	CIK-FIA Junior World Cup (ICA)

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Location	Class
2009	Giuliano Maria Niceta	Top Kart	Vortex	Vega	Jake Dennis	Pierre Gasly	Sarno-Napoli	KF3 CIK-FIA World Cup
2010	Alexander Albon	Intrepid	TM	D	Max Verstappen	Callan O'Keeffe	Braga	KF3 CIK-FIA World Cup
2011	Charles Leclerc	Intrepid	TM	Vega	Callan O'Keeffe	Harrison Scott	Sarno-Napoli	KF3 CIK-FIA World Cup
2012	Luca Corberi	Kosmic	Vortex	Vega	Callum Ilott	Slavko Ivanovic	Zuera	KF3 CIK-FIA World Cup

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Location	Class	Stroke
2003	Robert Dirks	Birel	TM	Vega	Carole	Super ICC	125 cc
2004	Ennio Gandolfi	Birel	TM	Vega	Mariembourg	Super ICC	125 cc
2005	Francesco Laudato	Birel	TM	Vega	Sarno	Super ICC	125 cc
2006	Davide Forè	Tony Kart	Vortex	Vega	Mariembourg	Super ICC	125 cc

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Location	Class	Stroke
2007	Jonathan Thonon	CRG	Maxter	D	Sarno	KZ1	125 cc
2008	Jonathan Thonon	CRG	Maxter	D	Varennes	KZ1	125 cc
2009	Jonathan Thonon	CRG	Maxter	D	Sarno	KZ1	125 cc
2010	Bas Lammers	Intrepid	TM	D	Braga	KZ1	125 cc
2011	Jonathan Thonon	CRG	Maxter	D	Genk	KZ1	125 cc
2012	Bas Lammers	Praga	Parilla	B	Sarno	KZ1	125 cc

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Class
2022	Arthur Carbonnel	CRG	TM	LeCont	Cristian Bertuca	Arvid Lindblad	KZ2 Supercup
2023	Niels Tröger	Maranello	TM	LeCont	Alex Powell	Daniel Vasile	KZ2 Supercup
2024	Cristian Bertuca	Birel	TM	D	Matheus Morgatto	Paavo Tonteri	KZ2 Supercup

Year	Winner	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	Second place	Third place	Class
2013	Dorian Boccolacci	Energy Corse	TM	B	Alexandre Arrue	Daniel Bray	KZ2 Supercup
2014	Ryan Van Der Burgt	DR	Modena	B	Lorenzo Camplese	Menno Paauwe	KZ2 Supercup
2015	Thomas Laurent	Tony Kart	Vortex	LeCont	Joel Johansson	Alberto Cavalieri	KZ2 Supercup
2016	Pedro Hiltbrand	CRG	Maxter	Vega	Fabian Federer	Benjamin Törnqvist Persson	KZ2 Supercup
2017	Alex Irlando	Sodikart	TM	B	Benjamin Törnqvist Persson	Riccardo Longhi	KZ2 Supercup
2018	Matteo Viganò	Tony Kart	Vortex	B	Daniel Bray	David Vidales	KZ2 Supercup
2019	Émilien Denner	Sodikart	TM	B	David Vidales	Emil Skärås	KZ2 Supercup
2020	Simone Cunati	Birel	TM	Vega	Giuseppe Palomba	Giacomo Pollini	KZ2 Supercup
2021	Lorenzo Travisanutto	Parolin	TM	MG	Senna van Walstijn	David Trefilov	KZ2 Supercup

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