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German Kart Championship

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The German Kart Championship is a kart racing series based in Germany, event ruled and organized by the Deutscher Motor Sport Bund.

The series is held annually on the most modern and largest outdoor karting tracks in Germany. The German Kart Championship is divided into four classifications: German Kart Championship (DKM), German Challenger Kart Championship (DCKM), German Junior Kart Championship (DJKM) and German Switching Kart Championship (DSKM).

Champions

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Season Category
KF1 Challenger (KF2) Junior (KF3) DKC/DSKM/DSKC/DMSB
1962 Germany  Werner Ihle
1963 Germany  Werner Ihle
1964 Germany  Werner Ihle
1965 Germany  Werner Ihle
1966 Germany  Leopold Zwelbar
1967 Germany  Dieter Ihle
1968 Germany  Hans Heyer
1969 Germany  Hans Heyer
1970 Germany  Hans Heyer
1971 Germany  Hans Heyer
1972 Germany  Karl-Heinz Hackländer
1973 Germany  Karl-Heinz Hackländer
1974 Germany  Hugo Brehm
1975 Germany  Manfred Schneider
1976 Germany  Manfred Schneider
1977 Germany  Leopold Zwelbar
1978 Germany  Georg Bellof
1979 Germany  Jörg van Ommen
1980 Germany  Stefan Bellof
1981 Germany  Martin Bott
1982 Germany  Otto Rensing
1983 Germany  Peter Hantscher
1984 Germany  Otto Rensing
1985 Germany  Joachim Velte
1986 Denmark  Gerd Munkholm
1987 Germany  Michael Schumacher
1988 Germany  Christoph Krumbein
1989 Germany  Peter Hantscher Germany  Arnd Meier
1990 Germany  Arnd Meier Austria  Oliver Tichy
1991 Germany  Jörg Seidel Germany  Norman Simon
1992 Germany  Gerwin Schweizer Germany  Bernd Friedrich
1993 Germany  Gerhard Lindinger Germany  Bernd Friedrich
1994 Germany  Gerhard Lindinger Germany  Timo Scheider
1995 Germany  Alexander Zwelbar Germany  Timo Bernhard
1996 Germany  Alexander Zwelbar Germany  Frank Diefenbacher
1997 Germany  Michael Bellmann Germany  Marc Walz
1998 Germany  Marcel Lasee Germany  Rico Zschemisch
1999 Finland  Toni Vilander Poland  Robert Kubica
2000 Finland  Oskari Heikkinen Germany  Mario Josten
2001 Germany  David Hemkemeyer Germany  Sebastian Vettel
2002 Germany  David Hemkemeyer Germany  Nico Hülkenberg
2003 Germany  Nico Hülkenberg Netherlands  Henkie Waldschmidt
2004 Germany  Helmut Sanden Germany  Marco Wittmann
2005 Germany  Helmut Sanden Netherlands  Nigel Melker Germany  Simon Solgat
2006 Denmark  Michael Christensen Netherlands  Jack te Braak Germany  Marcel Jeleniowski
2007 Denmark  Michael Christensen Germany  Patrick Kappis United Kingdom  Tom Grice Belgium  Rick Dreezen
2008 Netherlands  Jack te Braak United Kingdom  Tom Grice Netherlands  Nyck de Vries Belgium  Rick Dreezen
2009 Denmark  Nicolaj Møller Madsen Germany  Moritz Oestreich Netherlands  Nyck de Vries Belgium  Rick Dreezen
2010 Denmark  Nicolaj Møller Madsen Denmark  Christian Sörensen France  Manuel Renaudie
2011 Germany  Marvin Kirchhöfer Norway  Dennis Olsen Netherlands  Jorrit Pex
2012 Norway  Dennis Olsen Germany  Hannes Janker Netherlands  Jorrit Pex
2013 Germany  André Matisic Netherlands  Martijn van Leeuwen Belgium  Rick Dreezen
2014 Netherlands  Martijn van Leeuwen Germany  David Beckmann Belgium  Rick Dreezen
2015 Netherlands  Richard Verschoor Netherlands  Bent Viscaal Germany  Alexander Schmitz
2016 Finland  Paavo Tonteri Norway  Dennis Hauger Netherlands  Jorrit Pex
2017 Norway  Dennis Hauger Netherlands  Kas Haverkort Netherlands  Jorrit Pex
2018 United Kingdom  Harry Thompson Netherlands  Thomas ten Brinke Italy  Fabian Federer
2019 United Kingdom  Harry Thompson Netherlands  Robert de Haan Netherlands  Stan Pex (DSKM)
Netherlands  Senna van Walstijn (DSKC)
2020 Finland  Juho Valtanen Netherlands  Kris Haanen Germany  Tim Tröger (DMSB)
2021 Germany  Niels Tröger Singapore  Akshay Bohra Netherlands  Senna van Walstijn (DSKM)
Germany  Jakob Bergmeister (DSKC)
2022 Germany  Maxim Rehm Netherlands  Jens Treur Netherlands  Jorrit Pex
2023 Germany  Luke Kornder Netherlands  Stan Pex
2024 Estonia  Markus Kajak Germany  Moritz Groneck Germany  Maximilian Schleimer (DSKC)
Germany  Milan Rossi (DMKM)
Germany  Marius Bonconseil (X30 Junior)
Germany  Elia Weiss (X30 Senior)

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