After last weekend's Champions of the Future round, the vast majority of drivers remained in Mülsen, Germany, awaiting their next opportunity to compete. This will be in just a few days – the same karting track will host the second round of the FIA Karting European Championship, where OK and OK Junior drivers will battle for the championship title. Among the drivers who will have the opportunity to improve their results on this track is Julia Angelard, a protégé of the ORLEN Motorsport Academy.
Published: 09 June 2026
Columns: Races
- After last weekend's Champions of the Future round, Mülsen in Germany will once again become an arena for young kart racers in a few days.
- It is at this venue that the next round of the FIA Karting European Championship will take place, in which Julia Angelard will also take part.
- The 14-year-old protégé of the Richard Mille Young Talent Academy and the More Than Equal programme will thus have another chance to achieve a good result at the European Championship level.
Ensure a better result
The past COTF round didn't quite go well for the teenage Polish driver, who struggled throughout the weekend with a lack of pace and a fair amount of bad luck, which contributed to her disappointing result.
This round of the FIA Karting European Championship represents a fresh start for the Polish driver and another opportunity to improve her results, especially since she's already logged numerous laps on the track and knows it much better than she did last week.
A total of 246 competitors are competing this weekend, including 98 in the Junior category.
The Junior field alone represents 40 nationalities, and Julia Angelard is among only four representatives of our country, making her one of only two female competitors on the track.
The presence of only 2Junior women and 5 Senior women undoubtedly does not contribute to equal opportunities for women in motorsport.
Julia Angelard: Time for a New Deal
"Last round of Champions of the Future was my first competition in Germany – it was definitely a week to forget. On the other hand, I'm glad I got to know the track where I'll be competing in the FIA Karting European Championship in a few days. The field is very strong and close, so every bit of experience at this karting track is valuable. I hope I'll have better luck in the coming days and that, together with the team, we'll find the pace that will allow us to fight for a great result during the competition,"
admits the Minardi Management powered by Dag Ltd. protégé.
Julia Angelard's start schedule at the Mülsen track
Friday, June 12, 2026
09:10 – Free Practice, gr. 1 (10 minutes)
09:40 – Free Practice, gr. 2 (10 minutes)
10:10 – Free Practice, gr. 3 (10 minutes)
11:20 – Qualifying Practice, gr. 1 (6 minutes)
11:50 – Qualifying Practice, gr. 2 (6 minutes)
12:20 – Qualifying Practice, gr. 3 (6 minutes)
14:35 – Qualifying Heat E-F (10 laps)
15:15 – Qualifying Heat C-D (10 laps)
15:55 – Qualifying Heat A-B (10 laps)
17:10 – Qualifying Heat C-F (10 laps)
17:50 – Qualifying Heat B-D (10 laps)
18:30 – Qualifying Heat A-E (10 laps)
Saturday, June 13, 2026
08:50 – Warm up B-F (10 minutes)
09:10 – Warm up C-E (10 minutes)
09:30 – Warm up A-D (10 minutes)
09:55 – Warm up B-E (10 minutes)
11:00 – Qualifying Heat B-F (10 laps)
11:40 – Qualifying Heat C-E (10 laps)
12:20 – Qualifying Heat A-D (10 laps)
13:00 – Qualifying Heat B-E (10 laps)
15:15 – Qualifying Heat D-F (10 laps)
15:55 – Qualifying Heat A-C (10 laps)
16:35 – Qualifying Heat D-E (10 laps)
17:15 – Qualifying Heat A-F (10 laps)
17:55 – Qualifying Heat B-C (10 laps)
Sunday, June 14, 2026
08:30 – Warm up, Super Heat A (10 minutes)
09:00 – Warm up, Super Heat B (10 minutes)
09:50 – Super Heat A (12 laps)
10:50 – Super Heat B (12 laps)
15:00 – Final (20 laps)
JULIA ANGELARD, a 14-year-old karting racer, member of the ORLEN Motorsport Academy and a protégé of Minardi Management, is a member of the PZM junior national karting team in the 2025 and 2026 seasons. In the 2026 season, she will compete for Birel ART and the Richard Mille Young Talent Academy, and participate in the More Than Equal project and the F1 Academy Discover Your Drive program.
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. In the 2025 season, she competed in the Polish Karting Championship, ROK Cup Italia, and Champions of the Future Academy, finishing second in the second round of the series in Jesolo.
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- It is at this venue that the next round of the FIA Karting European Championship will take place, in which Julia Angelard will also take part.
- The 14-year-old protégé of the Richard Mille Young Talent Academy and the More Than Equal programme will thus have another chance to achieve a good result at the European Championship level.
Ensure a better result
The past COTF round didn't quite go well for the teenage Polish driver, who struggled throughout the weekend with a lack of pace and a fair amount of bad luck, which contributed to her disappointing result.
This round of the FIA Karting European Championship represents a fresh start for the Polish driver and another opportunity to improve her results, especially since she's already logged numerous laps on the track and knows it much better than she did last week.
A total of 246 competitors are competing this weekend, including 98 in the Junior category.
The Junior field alone represents 40 nationalities, and Julia Angelard is among only four representatives of our country, making her one of only two female competitors on the track.
The presence of only 2Junior women and 5 Senior women undoubtedly does not contribute to equal opportunities for women in motorsport.
Julia Angelard: Time for a New Deal
"Last round of Champions of the Future was my first competition in Germany – it was definitely a week to forget. On the other hand, I'm glad I got to know the track where I'll be competing in the FIA Karting European Championship in a few days. The field is very strong and close, so every bit of experience at this karting track is valuable. I hope I'll have better luck in the coming days and that, together with the team, we'll find the pace that will allow us to fight for a great result during the competition,"
admits the Minardi Management powered by Dag Ltd. protégé.
Julia Angelard's start schedule at the Mülsen track
Friday, June 12, 2026
09:10 – Free Practice, gr. 1 (10 minutes)
09:40 – Free Practice, gr. 2 (10 minutes)
10:10 – Free Practice, gr. 3 (10 minutes)
11:20 – Qualifying Practice, gr. 1 (6 minutes)
11:50 – Qualifying Practice, gr. 2 (6 minutes)
12:20 – Qualifying Practice, gr. 3 (6 minutes)
14:35 – Qualifying Heat E-F (10 laps)
15:15 – Qualifying Heat C-D (10 laps)
15:55 – Qualifying Heat A-B (10 laps)
17:10 – Qualifying Heat C-F (10 laps)
17:50 – Qualifying Heat B-D (10 laps)
18:30 – Qualifying Heat A-E (10 laps)
Saturday, June 13, 2026
08:50 – Warm up B-F (10 minutes)
09:10 – Warm up C-E (10 minutes)
09:30 – Warm up A-D (10 minutes)
09:55 – Warm up B-E (10 minutes)
11:00 – Qualifying Heat B-F (10 laps)
11:40 – Qualifying Heat C-E (10 laps)
12:20 – Qualifying Heat A-D (10 laps)
13:00 – Qualifying Heat B-E (10 laps)
15:15 – Qualifying Heat D-F (10 laps)
15:55 – Qualifying Heat A-C (10 laps)
16:35 – Qualifying Heat D-E (10 laps)
17:15 – Qualifying Heat A-F (10 laps)
17:55 – Qualifying Heat B-C (10 laps)
Sunday, June 14, 2026
08:30 – Warm up, Super Heat A (10 minutes)
09:00 – Warm up, Super Heat B (10 minutes)
09:50 – Super Heat A (12 laps)
10:50 – Super Heat B (12 laps)
15:00 – Final (20 laps)
JULIA ANGELARD, a 14-year-old karting racer, member of the ORLEN Motorsport Academy and a protégé of Minardi Management, is a member of the PZM junior national karting team in the 2025 and 2026 seasons. In the 2026 season, she will compete for Birel ART and the Richard Mille Young Talent Academy, and participate in the More Than Equal project and the F1 Academy Discover Your Drive program.
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. In the 2025 season, she competed in the Polish Karting Championship, ROK Cup Italia, and Champions of the Future Academy, finishing second in the second round of the series in Jesolo.
press@mediamoto.pl
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliaangelard
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091467648265
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@juliaangelard
Twitter/X: https://x.com/juliaangelard
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