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The TCR Eastern Europe championship resumed with its third round of the season at Autodrom Most, where two races formed part of the Racing Journal Speed Fest weekend. Both were won by Aditis Racing’s Martin Kadlečík after hard-fought battles. The two leading contenders for this year’s title,

Aditis Racing’s Martin Kadlečík claimed his second victory from two starts in the third round of the TCR Eastern Europe Championship at Autodrom Most. The result also extended his championship lead over Adam Kout, who finished second. Jiří Zbožínek from Janík Motorsport started from pole p

Championship leader Martin Kadlečík from Aditis Racing overtook Hyundai Janík Motorsport’s Adam Kout for the lead and held the position to the chequered flag, extending his advantage in the standings. Kout started from pole position in his Hyundai Elantra, alongside Kadlečík in the Audi RS3.

Adam Kout from Hyundai Janík Motorsport secured pole position in qualifying for the third round of the TCR Eastern Europe series at Autodrom Most. Kout was the only driver to break the 1:40 barrier, setting a fastest lap of 1:39.602. Championship leader Martin Kadlečík from Aditis Racing was sec

The TCR Eastern Europe championship returns from its summer break this weekend for the third round of the 2026 season, held at Autodrom Most as part of the Racing Journal Speed Fest. Spectators in the grandstands will have plenty to look forward to, with Czech drivers Martin Kadlečík from Aditis

The Czech Republic’s biggest single-seater racing weekend of the season will take place at Most this year. On August 1–2, Autodrom Most will host the Racing Journal Speed Fest, featuring a record Formula 4 grid, touring car including TCR Eastern Europe, also GT racing, and an up-close motorsport

TCR Eastern Europe Championship visited Austria’s iconic Salzburgring circuit on 30–31 May, where an expanded three-race format produced victories for title contenders Adam Kout and Martin Kadlečík. Salzburgring made its third appearance on the TCR Eastern Europe calendar, but for the first t

The third and final TCR Eastern Europe race at Salzburgring was won by Martin Kadlečík from Aditis Racing. He held the lead despite sustained pressure from Adam Kout and remained in front when the race was red flagged with five minutes remaining following a major accident involving

Czech driver Adam Kout enjoyed another successful outing at Salzburgring, bringing his Hyundai Elantra home to victory after leading comfortably from start to finish in Race 2. Kout made an excellent start and prevented Martin Kadlečík from mounting an attack into the opening chicane. Once again,

Reigning TCR Eastern Europe champion Adam Kout started from pole position, led every lap and won the opening race at the Salzburgring, securing his first victory of the season. Adam Kout and Martin Kadlečík lined up on the front row, while Žarko Knego and Jiří Zbožínek occupied the second ro