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Season Finale at Puerto Rico
The Campeonato Misionero de Karting y Superkart concludes its 2026 season with the Gran Premio Coronación at the Kartódromo Carlos Albisser in Puerto Rico, drawing a gathering of nearly 100 drivers. Overseen by the Federación de Motociclismo, Motocross, Cuatriciclos, Enduro y Karting de Misiones (FMMCEyK), the seventh and final round serves as the decider for the championship year, highlighted by two unresolved class battles where competitors will settle titles directly on the dirt circuit.
Championship Battles in Máster and Junior
Championship permutations center on the Máster and Junior divisions, which are the only two classes still to crown their titleholders, with 41 points remaining available across the weekend. In the Máster category, local racer Franco Stockmans holds the advantage with 249 points, defending a seven-point lead over Posadas driver Nazareno Da Cruz on 242. The Junior division features a tighter four-way contest headed by Luccio Sartori of Campo Grande on 169 points. Fabricio Sosa from Apóstoles sits only two points behind on 167, followed by Giancarlo Ríos Gottschalk in third with 162 points and Ismael Lorenzo Delgado fourth with 153. Across the remaining categories, earlier results have already secured the champions, shifting competitive focus toward deciding the runners-up and third-place podium finishers.
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Saturday Practice and Qualifying Schedule
Track running begins on Saturday at 08:30 with administrative formalities, pre-technical scrutiny, and the engine lottery for Copa Lüsqtoff competitors. Initial practice commences at 09:30 with Kart Junior 150cc, followed by Copa Lüsqtoff groups A and B, Kart Veterano 150cc, Kart 110cc, Kart Seniors 150cc, Kart Standard 150cc, Máster 150cc, and Superkart. Practice II sessions run from 11:45 through 13:50 before an all-category drivers' meeting at 14:00. Qualifying sessions start at 14:45, proceeding through Junior, Copa Lüsqtoff groups A and B, Veteranos, 110cc, Seniors, Standard, Máster, and Superkart.
Sunday Heats and Final Races
Sunday track proceedings open with 08:30 pre-technical inspection, followed by preliminary heat races starting at 08:45. Junior, Veterano, 110cc, Seniors, Standard, Máster, and Superkart each contest six-lap heats, whereas Copa Lüsqtoff groups A and B run five-lap heats. Final races start at 12:30 to establish the round results and resolve the overall standings. Distances for the finals are scheduled at eight laps for Copa Lüsqtoff, ten laps for 110cc and Superkart, 12 laps for Junior, Veterano, Seniors, and Standard, and 14 laps for Máster 150cc, though race organizers noted lap lengths can be altered depending on registered entries per class.
Podium Ceremonies and Event Admission
Once racing concludes, the Carlos Albisser circuit will host the podium presentations for the seventh round, immediately followed by the formal coronation ceremony honoring the 2026 season champions. General spectator admission is set at 5,000 pesos, with vehicle parking also listed at 5,000 pesos.
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