Registered on the FIA’s National Calendar, the championship will feature 16 events across participating nations throughout 2025, culminating in the CDRC Championship Final in Jamaica in January 2026.

A Championship Format That Rewards Excellence

The CDRC introduces an innovative points-based system, ensuring fair and competitive racing. Participants earn points by competing in three of their respective national events, with the top 16 racers in each class across all participating countries qualifying for the final showdown. The championship features two competitive categories:

• Pro Street (10.999 to 10.000 seconds)
• Pro Race (9.999 to 9.000 seconds)

Winners will receive trophies and prize money, with additional winnings awarded to the champion’s National Sporting Authority (ASN), reinforcing the role of Clubs in supporting motorsport development.

Uniting the Caribbean Motorsport Community

The launch of the CDRC has been met with strong support from key figures across the Caribbean motorsport community:

Daniel Coen, FIA Vice President for Sport for North America:
“It is great to see motorsport evolving in the Caribbean. The effort by the JMMC and ASNs to create this championship is commendable, and I fully support it.”

David Williams, Vice President for Sport, Barbados Motoring Federation (BMF):
“The BMF is proud to be part of the CDRC and looks forward to its success. Thank you to Jamaica for this great initiative.”

Robert Bishop, President, Barbados Association of Dragsters and Drifters (BADD):
“The CDRC is a fantastic step forward for drag racing, both locally and regionally, and we are excited to be part of it.”

Jane Scaletta, President, Cayman Motoring Federation:
“The Cayman Motoring Federation proudly supports the CDRC. This initiative strengthens regional motorsport and provides an excellent platform for our drag racers.”

Raj Boodhoo, President, Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMRSC):
“Drag racing has grown tremendously in the Caribbean, and Guyana has recorded some of the fastest times. We look forward to competing at the highest level in this structured championship.”

Aston Eligon, President, Trinidad and Tobago Automobile Sports Association (TTASA):
“TTASA is proud to join this regional championship, which will showcase Caribbean talent and unite our racing community.”

Championship Schedule and First Events

The CDRC kicked off on February 16, 2025, with opening events in Barbados and Guyana. Qualifying rounds will run alongside national drag racing events through November 2025, before pausing for the holiday season. The Championship Final in Jamaica in January 2026 will determine the first-ever CDRC champions.

JMMC’s Vision for Regional Motorsport Growth

JMMC Chairman Stephen Gunter highlighted the championship’s impact:
"The CDRC is a testament to the dedication and passion of the Caribbean motorsport community. This initiative not only strengthens collaboration among ASNs but also provides a structured pathway for drag racers to showcase their talent at the highest level. We are excited to see this championship grow and deliver a thrilling experience for competitors and fans alike."

A Milestone for Caribbean Motorsport

The Caribbean Drag Racing Championship represents a major step forward in regional motorsport, offering a structured, high-level competition for top drag racers. As the first events approach, anticipation is building for what promises to be a landmark season, reinforcing the Caribbean’s position on the global motorsport stage.

For updates, event schedules, and more information, visit caribbeandrag.racing or contact info@caribbeandrag.racing.