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Juniors prepare and maintain the race car themselves, with mentors alongside.
Checkered Futures gives young people and people with disability a real place in grassroots motorsport — on the track, in the pits and in the team.
Photo: SBD Photography
Checkered Futures Race Team Inc. is a not-for-profit that uses grassroots motorsport to promote the inclusion, participation and empowerment of people with disability.
To create safe, structured and welcoming pathways into motorsport, where young people and people of all abilities build skills, confidence and friendships as part of a real race team.
Accessible pathways into motorsport for people with physical, cognitive, psychosocial or neurodiverse disability.
Hands-on mentoring in vehicle safety, mechanical skills, racecraft and teamwork, to governing-body standards.
Confidence, purpose and connection through being part of a team, reducing social isolation.
Working with families, community groups and the motorsport world to make the sport open to everyone.
A season is built, learned, raced and celebrated together.
Juniors prepare and maintain the race car themselves, with mentors alongside.
Safety, mechanics, team operations and how a race weekend really runs.
Competing in grassroots endurance events with Motor Events Racing.
Every finish is earned as a team.
Four ways to be part of the team. Membership fees are set by members at the annual general meeting.
Under 18s who want to drive, crew or learn. Parents sign up and stay involved.
Join as a juniorHonoured for long or outstanding service to the club, by nomination and resolution at a general meeting.
Volunteers working with juniors need a Working with Children Check and complete our free safeguarding training. We'll help you through it.
Their backing is what puts our juniors on the track.