In karting the two best drivers who are dominating are both Belgians and megatalent and part of what is a golden generation for Belgium: Dries Van Langendonck (13 , later this year 14 years of age) and Thibaut Ramaekers (who looks like Antonelli 2.0 lately, he is 14). Van Langendonck is already picked up by McLaren.
To give an idea of how Belgiums golden generation is doing this season:
- Ean Eyckmans won the WSK Super Master Series (2nd most important multiple race championship after the FIA European Championship) in OK (Senior, +14 category)
- Reigning world champion Dries Van Langendonck currently leads the FIA European Championship, he leads Champions of the Future and was 2nd in the WSK Champions Cup in OK Junior
- Thibaut Ramaekers leads Champions of the Future despite retiring in the last final with a broken engine and not scoring and stIll 5th in the FIA European Championship. Small detail: Raemakers is not even driving for a victory team, he is driving for the Belgian VDK Racing, a good team but not a manufacturer off course. Stoffel Vandoorne and current F. Regional driver Evan Giltaire also drove for VDK.
- Gilles Herman is leading the FIA Academy Trophy (a Nations Championship with 1 driver per country on Exprit OK Junior karts, Charles Leclerc won this in the past)
- Bruno Priam is leading the FIA Academy Program (Mini category)
- Thomas Strauven is currently the revelation in the Spanish F4 as one of the best , if not the best, rookie despite not driving for one of the two dominant top teams there (MP & Campos).
- Yani Stevenheydens is in the title fight (he would have been leading had he not lost a win that was transformed in a 7th because of a false start in one race) in French F4
- Henri Kumpen (cousin of Max Verstappen) and Antoine Venant (several dominant wins in Mini U10 last year) are other big talents in Mini category
. Die haalt toch geen consequente resultaten in mijn ogen maar dat zal dankzij Honda zijn. Ofwel drinken ze ook verschrikkelijk veel Red Bull in Japan 
