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Career
From karting in Dalarna in 2002 to the rental kart Worlds in Vandel 2026. The whole road, with the numbers to back it up — told in six chapters.
Chapter 01 2002–2006
Dalarna
Ten years old. The first go-kart.
The first step into motorsport came in 2002, in a go-kart in Dalarna. Ten years old, and instantly hooked.
The years that followed, 2002–2006, brought several seasons of development through different karting classes — with a number of wins and podiums along the way.
Chapter 02 2007–2011
Circuit racing
Out of the kart, into the cars.
- 2007
Renault Junior Cup
2nd overall.
- 2008–2010
JTCC
Junior Touring Car Championship. Multiple podiums.
Ginetta G20 Cup 2011
A mid-season call-up, as a stand-in with no pre-season.
- 2
- wins
- 6
- races
- 8th
- of 22 overall
8th of 22 drivers overall — having raced only half the season.
Chapter 03 2015
The breakthrough
Back in the kart — and everything fell into place.
Winner of the inaugural SRKC in Linköping. The same year: a Worlds debut in Italy, 11th of 127 individually.
But it was in the Nations Cup that one stint came to define the year.
Nations Cup Italy 2015
One stint. From last to first.
The team crossed the line fifth overall.
Chapter 04 2016
The bronze
The Worlds in Italy. The year it went all the way to the podium.
The final Worlds, Italy 2016
Won the final
With the same karts for everyone, the final comes down to what you do behind the wheel. This time it went all the way.
The full field 102 drivers
3rdof 102
Worlds bronze
The same championship: 5th with Sweden in the Nations Cup, where a pit-stop mistake cost the team a shot at the win.
“With the same equipment for everyone, there is nothing to hide behind.”
Chapter 05 2017–2021
The chase
Spain, Gothenburg, Poland. The consistency was built race by race.
172drivers — the largest field to date.
The Worlds in Spain 2017: 12th of 172. 5th with Sweden in the Nations Cup.
2018 brought the second SRKC title: a win in SRKC Gothenburg. And at the Worlds in Poland that year, a final race to remember:
The final race Worlds, Poland 2018
14th of 131 in the championship overall. 6th with Sweden in the Nations Cup.
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Spain, 2017 
Poland, 2018 SRKC · 2021
6th
overall in the final — second-best Swede.
Chapter 06 2026
Vandel
The story doesn't end in the archive. It continues in Vandel.
3rd-best Swede in the 2026 SRKC. Set for the rental kart Worlds at Vandel Kart, 22 July–1 August 2026: KWC Individual and the Nations Cup for Sweden.
The same year also brought a place in the SRKC Hall of Fame — so far as the only driver inducted.
Nations Cup Vandel, Denmark
To be continued. Nations Cup 25–26 July.
Epilogue 2015–2026
The tally
The numbers behind the story — the 2002–2026 timeline as statistics, and every result.
Javanainen in numbers
Inducted into the SRKC Hall of Fame, so far as the only driver.
Results
| Event | Location | Year | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| SRKC Linköping | Linköping | 2015 | 1st— Win, inaugural edition |
| KWC — VM | Italy | 2015 | 11th of 127 |
| KWC — VM | Italy | 2016 | 3rd of 102— Won the final, bronze overall |
| KWC — VM | Spain | 2017 | 12th of 172 |
| SRKC Göteborg | Gothenburg | 2018 | 1st |
| KWC — VM | Poland | 2018 | 14th of 131— From 16th to 9th in the final race |
| SRKC | Sweden | 2021 | 6th overall— Second-best Swede |
| SRKC | Sweden | 2026 | 3rd-best Swede |
Podium · Official KWC results are available from the organiser