MK64 Switch

CampKart 3 / CampKart 2026 brought the MK64 Switch community together in Cassville, Missouri for the third major live Mario Kart 64 event of the Switch era, featuring Grand Prix and four-player VS tournaments.

Coolex won the CampKart 3 Grand Prix championship, with Gumby finishing second, SpacedCowboy third, and GG fourth. Martin and dip finished T-5, while YoyoYoshi and Fx64 finished T-7.

SpacedCowboy won the CampKart 3 4P VS championship with 35 points in the final, followed by Gumby with 28, Martin with 19, and Coolex with 15. GG, MrPitt, Fx64, and dip finished fifth through eighth based on their semifinal scores.

YoyoYoshi organized the tournament architecture and maintained the bracket with help from MrPitt. SpacedCowboy ran the other stream and handled much of the scoring; MrPitt and Gumby joined YoyoYoshi and SpacedCowboy for broadcast support, while Fx64 scored many rounds. YoyoYoshi commentated both championship matches.

Grand Prix League Season 3 concluded for North American Mario Kart 64 Nintendo Switch Online competition, with SpacedCowboy finishing first in the MK64 Switch GP League regular-season standings after seven weeks of organized Grand Prix multiplayer matches.

The final standings recognized SpacedCowboy as the Season 3 regular-season champion, followed by Gumby in second place, urbanoutlaw in third place, and Patalus in fourth place. Other key competitors included Denvar, Martin, Fx64, thecoolex, YoyoYoshi, GG, Baker, dip, Orli, Zet, Gibrias, and Wilder.

Season 3 continued the community's structured North American GP League format, using player seeding, weekly pairings, match results, administrative rulings, and final standings to document competitive Mario Kart 64 Switch multiplayer activity.

YoyoYoshi organized and documented the season through the MK64 Switch Hub, including standings, pairings, scheduling rules, player results, and public league history for the organized Nintendo Switch Online Mario Kart 64 competitive community.

The MK64 Switch League website continues to expand with new community history, competitive rules, rankings resources, strategy guides, and organizational documentation.

Recent additions include Community History, Rules, Tips and Tricks, Ranks, and expanded information explaining the structure, players, competition, and development of the organized Mario Kart 64 Nintendo Switch Online community.

The goal is to track league history, rankings, tournaments, broadcasts, player achievements, and community milestones while making the active MK64 Switch competitive ecosystem easier to understand, follow, and explore.

The MK64 Switch VS rankings system expanded with weighted multiplayer Elo ratings, player records, match history, quarterly snapshots, and broader historical coverage.

The rankings system now provides publicly accessible standings, player statistics, match chronology, and seasonal history for Nintendo Switch Online VS competition.

Additional stream integration and community coverage continue supporting the documentation of active MK64 Switch competition.

Grand Prix League Season 3 launched for North American competition, continuing the community's organized league history.

Standings, scheduling, player tracking, and centralized results coverage were expanded to support the new season.

Tournament history coverage also expanded with additional CampKart and Euro Kart Clash documentation.