The 'arrive and drive' format allows drivers of all levels to take part in full races without handling the kart themselves, focusing purely on on-track performance. The races, run with identical machines (TB chassis and Rotax Max 125cc engine in Junior Max configuration), delivered balance and intense on-track battles, with entrants from various European nations.

On the sporting front, the Senior Heavy category saw dominance from Belgian driver Simon Herard, who delivered a flawless performance to claim victory in both weekend finals, showcasing great consistency and speed.

In the Senior Light category, meanwhile, it was the British drivers who shone: Riley Bishop and Lewis Sumner split the wins across the two finals, underscoring the high competitive level of the grid and the uncertainty of results right up to the final lap.

All drivers benefited from TBKART's complete package, which includes fully race-ready karts, dedicated technical assistance, and a meticulously structured race environment modeled on professional-level competitions. There was huge satisfaction at the end of the event from organizers and drivers—especially the foreign ones—who praised the event's high standards and the added value of the technical support, a key factor in ensuring fairness and competitiveness (something not always guaranteed even when karts are identical "by the rules").

The R-Evo Championship by TBKART now looks ahead to the rest of the season's rounds, aiming to further solidify its position as a benchmark in the Arrive & Drive karting scene.