While the available evidence confirms the final score and the champion, detailed game‑by‑game breakdowns of the series and an officially confirmed MVP selection are not clearly documented in the provided sources.
The Paris Major served as the second Rocket League Championship Series Major of the 2026 season and brought together 16 top teams from seven competitive regions.
The competition ran from May 20 to May 24, 2026, with teams battling through two main stages:
Group Stage
Playoffs
This format ensured that teams had multiple opportunities to qualify for the final bracket while still rewarding strong performances in the group stage.
The Paris Major featured many of the biggest organizations in professional Rocket League. Among them were:
Karmine Corp’s roster for the event included Vatira, Atow., and Juicy, supported by coaches Extra and Jordi. Twisted Minds fielded Nwpo, M0nkey M00n, and trk511.
After progressing through the bracket, the two teams met in the final where Karmine Corp secured the series 4–1 to claim the title.
Beyond the championship match, the Paris Major broadcast also delivered a significant announcement for the game’s future.
During the event, Epic Games revealed Unreal Engine 6 and confirmed that Rocket League will transition to the new engine. The reveal included a teaser showing Rocket League running on the next‑generation technology.
The announcement positioned Rocket League as one of the first major titles expected to adopt Unreal Engine 6, marking a major technical shift for the long‑running esport.
However, Epic Games did not announce a specific release date for the engine or for the Rocket League upgrade. Early information suggests that preview versions of the engine may appear in the coming years, but no official launch window has been confirmed.
The RLCS Paris Major was more than just another international event. It combined:
For Karmine Corp, the tournament ended with a decisive championship win on home soil in France. For the broader Rocket League community, the event also offered the first glimpse of the esport’s future with Unreal Engine 6.
With the RLCS season continuing toward its next international events and the World Championship later in the year, the Paris Major delivered both a new champion and a preview of what the next era of Rocket League could look like.