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ROTAX Mexico Championship: who is going to compete in RMCGF?

The ROTAX Mexico Championship ended in Santiago Racing Track and the champions were finally decided. This also allowed to assign the Grand Finals Tickets to the drivers that will represent Mexico in this prestigious competition.
ROTAX Mexico Championship: who is going to compete in RMCGF?
Date: September 6-7, 2024
Location: Santiago Racing Track, Santiago, N.L. Magical town

On a moderately sunny day, the 7th round of the ROTAX Mexico Championship took place, marking one of the most important moments of the year, as this final race determined the drivers who will represent Mexico country in the Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals (RMCGF): the prestigious international event, that will take place from October 19 to 26 in Sarno, Italy, bringing together 400 champions from 60 countries.
The RMCGF is one of the most renowned competitions in the world of karting, where drivers compete using brand new karts provided by the organization, along with tires and fuel for the entire week of competition. This privilege is exclusively reserved for the champions of the ROTAX Challenge, ensuring equal conditions and allowing them to showcase their skills at the highest level.

Results and Qualifiers
In a day filled with adrenaline and excitement, the drivers delivered an unforgettable spectacle. They not only displayed their skill in terms of speed, but also in strategy and consistency, which were key factors that made the difference throughout the championship.

The drivers qualified for the RMCGF are:
Mini Max: Aldo Iturriaga #146 – First RMCGF
Junior Max: Ruben Gutierrez #212 – With two RMCGF (2019 Portimao, 2023 Bahrain).
Senior Max: Diego Reyes #317 – With one RMCGF (2023 Bahrain).
DD2 Master: Javier Gonzalez #508 – With five RMCGF (2006 Viana do Castelo, 2008 La Conca Italy, 2016 Sarno Italy, 2017 Portimao, 2022 Portimao Portugal, and 2023 Bahrain).
DD2 Senior: Alejandro Herrera #401– With five RMCGF  (2017 Portimao, 2018 Brazil, 2019 Sarno, 2021 Bahrain, and 2023 Portimao).

These drivers will proudly represent Mexico in Sarno, Italy, where they will compete against the 72 world champions. This championship will be an unforgettable experience for them and a unique opportunity to test their skills on the international stage.


Report and photos credit: Luis Ugarte
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