Generations Cup – Season 66

With the final race now complete, the first edition of the Generations Cup has officially come to an end.

First and foremost, we would like to thank the 102 drivers who took part in this inaugural edition. Your participation turned an idea into a real championship and proved that representing a generation can be just as meaningful as fighting for a title.

The Generations Cup was created to celebrate the history of MRC by bringing together drivers from the same era under a shared identity. Throughout the season, we witnessed incredible battles, new rivalries, familiar faces, and an outstanding level of competition across every category.

Generation 17 Cup (Ages 18–19)

The youngest generation in MRC showed that the future of virtual motorsport is in excellent hands.

Final Standings

1- M. Sollfrank (Germany) – 704 pts
2- A. Marzullo (Italy) – 598 pts
3-  I. Rasmussen (Denmark) – 575 pts

With 6 victories and 10 podium finishes, Sollfrank dominated the championship and became the very first Generation 17 Cup Champion.

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Generation 16 Cup (Ages 20–23)

This was the largest category of the competition, attracting 35 drivers from around the world and delivering one of the closest battles of the entire season.

Final Standings

1- J. Diggins (United States) – 561 pts
2- R. Salters IV (United States) – 509 pts
3-  J. Brecel (Belgium) – 443 pts

Diggins claimed the championship with six victories, while the United States placed two drivers on the final podium, highlighting its impressive depth of talent.

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Generation 15 Cup (Ages 24–27)

One of the most competitive categories of the inaugural edition, with the championship contested by drivers from three different nations until the final rounds.

Final Standings

1- J. Sobieski (Poland) – 633 pts
2- S. Peseize (France) – 607 pts
3- B. Robinson (Canada) – 540 pts

Sobieski secured the title through remarkable consistency, while Robinson finished as the category's most successful race winner.

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Generation 14 Cup (Ages 28–31)

The most experienced generation delivered some of the highest-quality racing of the entire championship.

Final Standings

1- S. Rasmussen (Denmark) – 768 pts
2- J. Barnard (Spain) – 707 pts
3- P. Paalu (Finland) – 703 pts

With 8 victories and 11 podium finishes, Rasmussen produced an outstanding campaign to become the first Generation 14 Cup Champion.

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Generation Legends

The biggest innovation of this inaugural edition was the introduction of Generation Legends, a special category bringing together drivers aged 30 and above while allowing them to continue representing their original generation.

The response from the community exceeded expectations, and the category delivered exceptional racing between some of MRC's most experienced competitors.

Final Standings

1- P. de Saint-Germain III (France) – 643 pts
2- R. Raveel (Belgium) – 583 pts
3- J. Pawlowski (Poland) – 521 pts

The French driver made history by becoming the inaugural Generation Legends Champion.

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Thank You for Being Part of This Story

The first edition of the Generations Cup has shown that this format has tremendous potential for the future. Beyond the results and trophies, the greatest achievement was seeing drivers from all over the world proudly representing the generation they belong to.

To every driver who participated, thank you for your commitment, sportsmanship, and the fantastic level of competition you brought throughout the season.

This is only the beginning of the Generations Cup story.

We look forward to seeing you all again in Season 67, where new challengers will attempt to make history while this season's champions return to defend their titles.

See you on the grid for the second edition of the Generations Cup!