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Julia Angelard ready to conquer the Emirates

International karting competition is entering its final phase. With the conclusion of the WSK Final Cup, the final two rounds of the Champions of the Future Academy are on the horizon. This time, the drivers competing in this series will travel beyond Europe to the United Arab Emirates, competing week after week for the title of fastest driver, each using identical karts and engines. Julia Angelard is also among the 36-person field in the OK-N Junior category.
Julia Angelard ready to conquer the Emirates
 -The athletes competing in the Champions of the Future Academy series have two decisive rounds left – both in the United Arab Emirates.
- In just a few days, on November 24-26, 2025, Julia Angelard will take part in the first of them, and the arena of competition will be the track in the Al Ain desert.
- Just one week later, the entire COTFA grid will head to Al Forsan for the season finale, concluding the 2025 karting season.

Test yourself in another part of the world
Given the increasing expansion of karting into the Middle East, participating in the final two rounds of the Champions of the Future Academy is an excellent opportunity to explore the karting facilities in the United Arab Emirates. Especially since they are also included in the series' 2026 calendar.
As Julia Angelard emphasizes, a new track is always an opportunity to gain even more experience, and having equal karts and engines for all competitors allows everyone to compete at a relatively equal level in the new arena.

The first opportunity to test your skills is just a few days away – November 24-26, 2025, at the Al Ain circuit.
Just a week later, December 1-3, 2025, the final round of the Champions of the Future Academy will take place.
This time, the competition will move to the nearby Al Forsan circuit, which hosted the first round of the COTFA UAE series a few weeks ago.

Julia Angelard: It's time to finish this season on a high note
"I have the final two rounds of the 2025 season ahead of me. It's time to finish this season on a high note and prepare solidly for next year's competition. The tracks in the Emirates are a new direction for karting competition, and I'm glad that in just a few days I'll have the chance to discover them and see if they become my favorite. I hope to experience fast driving, successful overtaking maneuvers, and fighting for the best possible positions. Especially since we all have the same equipment in the Champions of the Future Academy, and I know that my advantage is excellent pace," admits Julia Angelard.

Race weekend schedule at the Al Ain circuit in the OK-N Junior category
Monday, November 24, 2025
06:50 – Run in (15 minutes)
09:10 – Free Practice 1 (12 minutes)
10:40 – Free Practice 2 (12 minutes)
12:40 – Free Practice 3 (12 minutes)
14:10 – Free Practice 4 (12 minutes)
Tuesday, November 25, 2025
06:00 – Non Qualifying Practice (10 minutes)
07:05 – Time Qualifying (6 minutes)
08:20 – Heat 1 (9 laps)
10:00 – Heat 2 (9 laps)
12:00 – Final (15 laps)
Wednesday, November 26, 2025
06:00 – Non Qualifying Practice (10 minutes)
07:05 – Time Qualifying (6 minutes)
08:20 – Heat 1 (9 laps)
10:00 – Heat 2 (9 laps)
12:00 – Final (15 laps)


JULIA ANGELARD, a 13-year-old karting driver, member of the ORLEN Motorsport Academy and a Minardi Management protégé, is a member of the PZM junior national karting team in the 2025 season. Currently competing for Ward Racing, in the 2025 season she competed in the Polish Karting Championship, in the Italian ROK Cup Italia series and in the international Champions of the Future Academy program, supported by the F1 Academy – a series accompanying Formula 1. In July 2024, she was the only Polish woman among the 20 competitors who appeared in the final of the Iron Dames Young Talents shootout..
She began competing in karting at the age of 4. She began her professional starts in the Rotax Max Challenge Poland series in the years 2017-2022 in the MicroMax and Minimax categories. In 2023, at the age of 11, she started in the ROK Cup Poland in the Junior category. In September 2023, she made her international debut as part of the ROK Superfinal and ROK Cup Italia, where she also appeared in 2024, becoming the fastest and highest ranked competitor and advancing 17 positions in one of the races.

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