The 2026 ROK Cup Superfinal is fast approaching, and even more awaited than ever, thanks to the prize fund of over 50,000 euros. In view of the 24th edition of the event (scheduled for the next October 13–17 at South Garda Karting in Lonato del Garda, Italy), registrations for wild card drivers opened on Tuesday 15 September at 10:00 (CEST).

As usual, the registration procedure will be online, on the official superfinal.rokcup.com website, with direct payment by credit card. Registrations will remain open until 10:00 (CEST) of Friday 18 September.

To be eligible to apply as a wild card driver, you must have taken part in at least five races of the 2026 ROK Cup Italia championship, or have competed during the year 2026 in a ROK Cup championship, officially recognised by the Promoter, with the minimum number of races set by the organiser of the relevant championship (participation is meant as having attended the official qualifying practices for the race, at least).

Meeting the entry requirements does not automatically guarantee a place in the ROK Cup Superfinal, as all categories have a limited number of places. The Organiser also reserves the right, at any time and at its sole discretion, to accept or reject registrations and entries.

Full details regarding both registration procedures and the technical aspects of the registration are indicated in the ROK Cup Superfinal 2026 Information Bulletin, available on the event’s official website.

Once again this year, the ROK Cup Superfinal is offering a generous prize fund for Rokkers of every category. The total value exceeds 50,000 euros and includes engines, spare parts vouchers and technical equipment provided by OMP and by the event’s other partners, as well as, of course, trophies for the top finishers.

Furthermore, among the news of the 2026 edition will be the presence of the VLR Junior ROK and VLR ROK categories – both by invitation only, organised and selected at the Promoter’s discretion – and limited to a maximum of 36 drivers, each. The two categories will run ROK VLR engines (100 cc air-cooled engines), allocated by the Promoter to each competitor by drawing lots.

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