Karting

Calem Maloney is the 2025 Barbados Karting Association (BKA) Champion Driver after winning his fourth consecutive Easykart 125cc class title. Bringing his total of victories for the year to 19, he shared the race wins in Sunday’s (November 16) final round of the Sectus Technologies Championship two apiece with outgoing Champion Jacob Mayers.

Home for a final break before the start of his second ABB Formula E World Championship season at Sao Paulo in Brazil in three weeks’ time, Zane Maloney returned to Bushy Park where his career began and won the second Cole Clarke Racing (CCR) 3 Hour Endurance Kart Race on Saturday (November 15).

  With changeable weather conditions early in the day, Maloney and Sebastian Thompson were fastest in wet Practice and dry Qualifying, then led the 179-lap race for all but 10 or so laps just after the half-hour mark, also clocking the fastest lap.

 The Barbados Karting Association (BKA) will bring the curtain down in its 2025 Sectus Technologies Championship at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (November 16). Having lost the scheduled sixth round to bad weather in September, the youngsters in the Easykart 60cc Cadet class are eager for one last chance to score points.

With two scheduled rounds remaining, there is still all to play for in the 2025 Sectus Technologies Barbados Karting Association (BKA) Championship. Round six of seven will run off at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (October 19), with the final four weeks later.

  There’s a maximum of 200 points still on the board if a driver can complete a clean sweep of four race wins each time out, something achieved twice this year by Calem Maloney, who leads the Easykart 125cc class, also the overall standings, with 17 wins in 20 races to his credit.

Calem Maloney and Darren Matthews won the island’s first-ever ‘Arrive & Drive’ Karting Enduro at Bushy Park on Saturday (September 27). After 109 laps, six changes of lead and two-and-a-half hours of racing, they crossed the just 45 seconds ahead of Mark Thompson and his nephew Blake in the Cole Clarke Racing (CCR) Three Hours.

Two female racers stood on the end-of-day podiums for the first time at Sunday’s (September 21) fifth round of the Barbados Karting Association’s (BKA) Sectus Technologies Championship. Hailey Brathwaite and Ava Mayers were the third-placed points-scorers in their respective classes.

The island’s budding trio of female kart racers will face off against their male counterparts once again on Sunday (September 21) as the Sectus Technologies Barbados Karting Association (BKA) Championship passes the half-way mark. Round five is scheduled to start at 8.00am at Bushy Park Barbados.

New names have climbed into the top six of the 2025 Sectus Technologies Barbados Karting Association (BKA) Championship points standings following the fourth round at Bushy Park. Calem Maloney remains the overall leader from new second-placed Jordyn Hinkson, while reigning Champion Driver Jacob Mayers climbs from sixth to third.

Trinidad and Tobago won the BMF OK-J Development Series Nations Cup at Bushy Park at the weekend (August 15-17), while hosts Barbados prevailed in a tough battle with Jamaica for second. T&T’s Alex Sharma was the individual Champion, with four race wins, Zak Mayers won the other two to finish second, while Sharma’s consistent team-mate Abishek Ramdeen was third.

As Barbados Karting Association (BKA) members prepare for round four of the 2025 Sectus Technologies Championship on Sunday (August 17), a close battle is developing for the Easykart 60cc Cadet class. Sunday’s Williams Equipment Raceday at Bushy Park will run alongside the BMF OK-J Development Nations Cup, starting at 9.00am.