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FEGAT world trotting championship comes to Malta on 27 September
Amateur drivers from 12 countries are due at the Malta Equidrome in Marsa on Sunday, with Redent Magro representing Malta.
By Malta News AI Desk / 23/09/2026
Malta is due to host the FEGAT world championship for amateur trotting drivers for the first time on Sunday 27 September 2026. The races will take place at the Malta Equidrome in Marsa, according to a Ministry for Education and Sport announcement published on 22 September. Drivers from 12 countries are expected to compete, with Redent Magro representing Malta.
When and where
FEGAT's published programme schedules the championship heats for 1.30pm to 5pm on Sunday at the Malta Equidrome. It describes six to eight heats; the ministry says Sunday's programme is expected to have eight races. Those are planned schedules, not results. Spectators should check the current race programme and arrangements with the organiser before travelling, as the sources reviewed do not establish public admission or ticket details.
What has been announced
The ministry says more than 100 horses were registered by Maltese owners, with 96 expected to take part. It identifies the Malta Racing Club and EquestriMalta as partners in bringing the championship to Malta, and says EquestriMalta is the principal sponsor. FEGAT's own competition page confirms Malta as the 2026 host and links to the official programme.
Malta's previous win came through Clifferty Calleja at the 2022 edition in Italy, according to the ministry. This year's winner will be decided on the track; no result has yet been reported.
Read the official source: Government of Malta Department of Information
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