The 2026 T4 Series Spain season officially got underway at the Kartodromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero in Chiva, Valencia, with drivers competing across the T4 Mini, Junior and Senior categories in the opening round of the championship. The event welcomed drivers from across Spain along with international participation, highlighting the continued growth of the T4 platform.
Despite challenging weather conditions on race day which required a revised timetable, the event ran successfully with warm up, qualifying and two races per category, with overall results determined by the combined points from both races.
T4 Mini
The Mini category delivered close racing throughout the day, with Alejandro Egea Roca securing overall victory after consistent performances across both races. Fran Gracia Herrera finished second overall, while Romeo Mies completed the podium in third place. The Mini category continues to serve as an important starting point for young drivers beginning their progression through the T4 ladder.
- Alejandro Egea Roca
- Fran Gracia Herrera
- Romeo Mies
T4 Junior
The Junior category proved to be one of the most competitive of the weekend, with very close lap times separating the leading drivers. Adela Prusova secured overall victory after strong performances across both races, ahead of Alí Rafael Zambrano García in second and Bernardino Gomáriz González in third.
- Adela Prusova
- Alí Rafael Zambrano García
- Bernardino Gomáriz González
T4 Senior
The Senior category featured the largest grid of the event and some of the closest racing of the weekend. Antonio Martínez Fernández-Rufete secured overall victory after winning both races, ahead of Guy Bity Wekselman in second and Joan Sala García in third overall. The Senior field once again demonstrated the depth of competition within T4 Series Spain.
- Antonio Martínez Fernández-Rufete
- Guy Bity Wekselman
- Joan Sala García
Championship Underway
Round 1 in Valencia marks the official start of the 2026 T4 Series Spain Championship, with drivers now looking ahead to the next round as the championship standings begin to take shape. With strong participation in the Senior category and competitive fields across Mini and Junior, the season promises close racing and exciting championship battles as the year progresses.
The T4 Series continues to grow as one of the most accessible and competitive karting platforms, providing a clear development pathway for drivers progressing from Mini to Junior and Senior categories.
Round 2 Fortuna, Murcia April 18
Round 3 Corral de Calatrava, Ciudad Real May 31
Round 4 Motorland, Aragon June 14
Special thank you to everyone involved in the race organisation, timing and officials on the day from FADA and Gobierno de Aragon.
