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“Educate, create, and promote road racing opportunities to the youth of Canada.”
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Imagine a clear, step-by-step path designed to take a young Canadian from their very first lap to the world stage of motorcycle racing. This is the pipeline built by Road Race Canada, the national hub for developing circuit racing champions.
Let's follow the journey of a young, aspiring racer:
Step 1: The Starting Line – Super Sonic Road Race School (Age 5+)
This is where the dream begins. At just five years old, a child can join the Super Sonic Road Race School. In a safe and controlled environment, they learn the absolute fundamentals: how to control the throttle, where to put their body, how to brake, and the basic concepts of "race craft." It’s about building confidence and having fun on two wheels. A young rider can graduate from this introductory program and be ready for their first competition in the very same season.
Step 2: First Taste of Competition – The MiniSBK Series
Now it's time to race! Graduates move directly into the MiniSBK (Mini Superbike Championship), a grassroots, family-oriented race series. This is where they truly learn what it means to be a racer. They experience wheel-to-wheel competition, practice overtaking, and learn how to win—and how to lose—all while continuing their advanced training at the school on skills like using a manual clutch and advanced braking techniques.
Step 3: The National Stage – FIM MotoMini Canada Series (Age 10+)
When our racer turns 10, they graduate to the big league of youth racing: the FIM MotoMini Canada National Series. This is a professionally organized national championship that mirrors the format of international Grand Prix racing. The competition is fierce, and the reward is immense: finishing first or second in the championship earns a ticket to the FIM MotoMini World Finals. This is a Canadian racer’s first, crucial step onto the global "Road to MotoGP."
Step 4: The Bridge to Big Bikes – The Super Sonic Bridge Program
Making the jump from mini-bikes to full-size motorcycles is a huge step. That’s where the new Super Sonic Bridge Program comes in. Designed specifically for graduates of the FIM MiniGP Canada series, this program seamlessly transitions them to full-size competition aboard Yamaha YZF-R3 motorcycles.
The Road Ahead: From Canadian Tracks to the World
Our racer, who started at age five, now continues their progression in the RaceMoto or CSBK national series in the lightweight class. From here, the path opens up. They can advance to larger, more powerful bikes in national championships, or they can aim for international talent-scouting programs like a Talent Cup or JuniorGP series—both of which are direct feeder systems to MotoGP.
This entire pathway, from a child's first lesson to the world stage, is built with one clear goal in mind: to develop the first Canadian MotoGP World Champion.
Road Race Canada is the Hub for The FIM MotoMini Canada Series, MiniSBK Canada and The Super Sonic Road Race School
Road Race Canada is an organization working in affiliation with the Canadian Motorcycle Association providing support, governess, and funding in all aspects of road racing - motorcycle racing on small, paved circuits aimed at youths U18 across Canada inclusively to learn, experience and enjoy the sport of road racing in Canada and globally at the highest level of competition.
In an opportunity for everyone to have access to the sport of road racing.
In a respectful, safe, sportsmanlike environment for all participants.
In the talent within Canada to champion international events.
Road Race Canada is committed to Canadian youth enjoying the sport of Road Racing, learning the life skills it offers, enjoying the community and lifetime friendships made within and propelling those who dream of one day representing Canada at the highest level of international competition.
Our mission is with a focus on regulating, promoting, and advancing the sport to ensure every aspiring young person who dreams of motorcycle racing has the opportunity, guidance and means to participate and excel to their fullest potential while learning, developing and enjoying the sport receiving all the benefits it has to offer.