With the WSK Super Master Series getting underway this weekend at La Conca, Parolin Motorsport presents its driver line up for the 2026 season. The Italian team will be active on the international scene, taking part in FIA Karting events as well as the series organised by WSK Promotion and RGMMC.
In OKJ, Parolin Motorsport lines up five drivers for 2026. Italian driver Giole Girardello remains with the team after a standout 2025 season, highlighted by the FIA Karting World Cup victory and the Italian ACI Karting Championship title, both achieved in the OK-N Junior category with Modena Kart Racing Team. Finnish driver Oskari Walle also continues in Parolin colours as a three-time consecutive Finnish Champion and a regular front-runner on the international stage, including a third place in the FIA Karting World Championship pre-race event last year. Swiss driver Albert Tamm is also part of the programme after taking third place in the FIA Karting World Cup OK-N Junior, alongside further podium finishes in WSK events and in the Italian Championship. Mexican driver Juan Garciarce and Italian driver Giacomo Giusto complete the OKJ line up.
In OK, karting’s premier single-speed class, Parolin Motorsport fields five drivers. The Dutchman Dean Hoogendoorn, a member of the Williams Racing Driver Academy, steps up to OK after a standout 2025 Junior campaign, highlighted by the FIA Karting European Championship title. Australian driver William Calleja also moves into OK, returning to Parolin Motorsport for his first season in the category after racing for several years with Parolin colours in the MINI classes. Italian driver Bruno Blanco continues with the team, alongside Malaysian driver Zarief Rayqal, while the Brazilian Eduardo Salamonde joins Parolin Motorsport as a new entry.
In the MINI categories, Parolin lines up two drivers. American Zayne Burgess continues with the team in MINI U10 after a strong 2025 campaign that included a runner-up finish at the SuperNationals in Las Vegas and a podium in the WSK Final Cup championship. Alongside him is Czech driver Alexandr Macháč, racing in the MINI category after ending the season as national runner-up in the Czech Republic.
In KZ, Parolin Motorsport continues its partnership with the Italian Lorenzo Travisanutto, one of the benchmark drivers at international level. FIA Karting World Cup KZ2 winner in 2021 and European KZ champion in 2024 with Parolin colours, Travisanutto confirmed his status in 2025 and will once again be aiming for a top-level campaign in 2026.