Trinidad & Tobago Karting Association

Trinidad & Tobago Karting Association Non Profit organization that manages kart racing in Trinidad and Tobago.

The Trinidad and Tobago Karting Association (TTKA) is the body responsible for karting in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Its objects are:

• To encourage participation and promote all aspects of karting and to arrange, control and regulate kart racing in Trinidad and Tobago;
• To encourage and emphasize healthy competition without discrimination on the grounds of creed, race, politics, reli

gion, gender, economic wealth or social standing;
• To promote the need for safety in motorsport as well as safety on the public roads of Trinidad and Tobago;
• To at all times foster and promote mutual trust and confidence between Association members; and
• To at all times act in the interests of karting. TTKA currently runs an annual Championship in several 2-stroke and 4-stroke classes at the Wallerfield International Raceway. It also offers a trainer-kart programme to youngsters interested in learning the basics of karting.

10/09/2026
It’s time for Round 8... let’s go racing! 🏁The 2026 National Karting Championship continues this Sunday at the FB Waller...
03/09/2026

It’s time for Round 8... let’s go racing! 🏁

The 2026 National Karting Championship continues this Sunday at the FB Wallerfield International Raceway!

Championship battles are taking shape and every point matters more than ever.

Starts at 12:30PM... entry? FREE!!!

NATIONS CUP CARIBBEAN 2026: A WEEKEND TO REMEMBERWhat a weekend of racing at the Wallerfield International Raceway. The ...
18/08/2026

NATIONS CUP CARIBBEAN 2026: A WEEKEND TO REMEMBER

What a weekend of racing at the Wallerfield International Raceway. The Nations Cup Caribbean 2026 brought together the rising young karting talent from Barbados, Bermuda, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago for a competition that delivered thrills and action.

In the end, it was Trinidad and Tobago who came out on top! 🇹🇹

Racing on home soil, our drivers defended the title in style, taking the Champion Nation honours with a commanding 208 points, ahead of Barbados (183.5), Jamaica (116.5) and Bermuda (114.5).

Leading the charge was Jonathan Charan, whose outstanding performance across both days topped the individual standings, a superb drive from start to finish. He was backed by a determined Trinidad and Tobago squad in Abhishek Ramdeen, Axl Garcia, Christian Gajadhar and Varin Bhimsingh, who fought hard for every point on home ground.

But this weekend was about far more than the result. Thirteen young drivers, all in identical machinery, went wheel-to-wheel in a true test of skill. The racing was hard and fair, and the future of Caribbean motorsport looks very bright indeed.

A special mention for Axl Garcia, who had a mishap in Sunday’s final. Axl is missing from our celebration photos, but he was there in the thick of the fight all weekend and remains very much part of this team. We wish him a full and speedy recovery, and we look forward to seeing him back on track soon. 💪

To the drivers, parents and teams who made the journey to Trinidad and Tobago, thank you for coming and making this so special. The overwhelmingly positive feedback we’ve received from the competitors and teams has meant the world to us. You carried your nations with pride, and you did the sport proud.

Thank you also to the FIA for its support through the Motor Sport Funding Programme, our ASN, the Trinidad and Tobago Automobile Sports Association, to the Barbados Motoring Federation, to our officials and volunteers, and to everyone who came out to witness the next generation of Caribbean racing!

PORT OF SPAIN — Trinidad and Tobago will host the Nations Cup Caribbean 2026, a four-day international junior karting ch...
10/08/2026

PORT OF SPAIN — Trinidad and Tobago will host the Nations Cup Caribbean 2026, a four-day international junior karting championship, at the Frankie Boodram Wallerfield International Raceway from August 13 to 16.

Thirteen drivers aged 10 to 15, representing Barbados, Bermuda, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, will compete for both individual and team honours. It is the first time Trinidad and Tobago has hosted an international karting event of this level.

All competitors will race identical karts supplied and maintained by the Barbados Motoring Federation, which serves as the event’s technical partner...

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The Cup is on home soil... and the defending champions aren’t giving it up without a fight! 🇹🇹 Representing the host nat...
08/08/2026

The Cup is on home soil... and the defending champions aren’t giving it up without a fight! 🇹🇹

Representing the host nation, Abhishek Ramdeen, Jonathan Charan, Axl Garcia, Christian Gajadhar and Varin Bhimsingh carry the red, white and black into Nations Cup Caribbean 2026 as Trinidad & Tobago returns as the reigning champion nation.

From August 13–16, the battle for Caribbean honours begins again at the FB Wallerfield International Raceway.

Welcome your Team Trinidad & Tobago, ready to defend on home turf.

Barbados is coming for the Cup! 🇧🇧 Representing the blue, gold and black, Oliver Judd, Aeden Bruce, Jordyn Hinkson and J...
08/08/2026

Barbados is coming for the Cup! 🇧🇧

Representing the blue, gold and black, Oliver Judd, Aeden Bruce, Jordyn Hinkson and Jaylan Priddee take the charge for Barbados as the Nations Cup Caribbean returns for its second edition! Barbados will be looking to make its mark on Trinbagonian soil.

Four nations. One Caribbean. One goal. 🏆

Welcome Team Barbados to the Nations Cup Caribbean 2026!

Jamaica is ready to represent! 🇯🇲 Flying the black, green and gold, Brandon Shor and Noah Thwaites join the grid for Jam...
08/08/2026

Jamaica is ready to represent! 🇯🇲

Flying the black, green and gold, Brandon Shor and Noah Thwaites join the grid for Jamaica at the 2026 Nations Cup Caribbean!

Four nations. A grid of some of the Caribbean’s promising young drivers battling for regional honours at the FB Wallerfield International Raceway from August 13–16.

The challenge has been issued. Jamaica has answered!

Welcome Team Jamaica to Trinidad & Tobago!

Bermuda is in the battle! 🇧🇲 Travelling to Trinidad & Tobago, carrying the Bermudian flag, Alondro Albuoy teams up with ...
08/08/2026

Bermuda is in the battle! 🇧🇲

Travelling to Trinidad & Tobago, carrying the Bermudian flag, Alondro Albuoy teams up with Syah Pedro on the Nations Cup Caribbean grid as four nations come together for the region’s biggest junior karting showdown.

Different islands. One grid!

Welcome Team Bermuda to Nations Cup Caribbean 2026!

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