Racing

Race days, results and honours

How a race day works

Short races, scored across the day

Everyone races together on the same course: new racers, club regulars and the fast crowd. Races are short, about five minutes plus the lap you are on, and a day is a series of them.

Low-point scoringYour finishing position is your score for the race: first place is 1 point, second is 2. Lowest total across the series wins the day.
Lapping is normalFast pilots lap newer ones. Results count your laps, so you race your own race and the scoring sorts it out.
Live leaderboardCrossings are scored live. Anyone at the track, or at home, can watch the standings update lap by lap.
Race numbersYou get a number at sign-on each race day. It rides on the pulley whip at the back of your kart, so the scorer can call you across the line.
Watch live

Live standings

On race days, the leaderboard streams here as the karts cross the line.

Open live results
On the course

Course map and live karts

The course on satellite imagery, with live kart positions when pilots share them.

Open the course map
The calendar

What's coming up

A blokart racing hard, kicking up dust
23 to 25 April 2027 · Tras di Montaña

Caribbean Open Blokart Championships

Bonaire hosts three days of international racing: registration and practice on the Friday, fleet racing on the Saturday, Blokart GP on the Sunday. Members are the heart of the event, racing it and running it.

The Caribbean Open site
Three blokarts racing close together
Year round

Club race days

Race days are set around wind and the island calendar, and announced to members first. Join the club and you will never miss a start.

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Want to race but never have? Come to a race day anyway. There is always a spare seat, a spare helmet and someone happy to talk you around the course.
Honours board

Bonaire's results on the world stage

Four BBRA racers travelled to Llanbedr, Wales in 2026 for the British Open and the Blokart World Championships, racing against more than a hundred pilots from fifteen nations.

2026 Blokart World Championships, Llanbedr, Wales

RacerFleetResult
Andrew SandsProduction Heavy🥈 Silver, level on points with the world champion
Tim Guzman-MartinezProduction Light4th
Lennart FelidaPerformance Medium20th

British Open 2026, Llanbedr, Wales

RacerFleetResult
Andrew SandsProduction Heavy🏆 Champion
Tim Guzman-MartinezProduction Light4th
Lennart FelidaPerformance Medium22nd
Amedeo VaccariPerformance Medium24th
Full standings for both events, every fleet and every pilot, are on the Blokart Racing Hub. Club champions will be listed here as our own series complete.
The wider world

Racing beyond Bonaire

Blokarts race on beaches, airfields and dry lakes all over the world. The global club directory and worldwide regatta calendar live on the Blokart Racing Hub; class rules and the World Championships sit with IBRA, the international racing association.

Blokart Racing Hub IBRA rules