Cup Karts Canada is proud to unveil its National Championship trophy for the first-ever Canadian National Four-Stroke Championship, which will take place May 15-17 at the TAG Karting Academy in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec.

It’s not just a trophy. It’s a symbol of everything four-stroke karting in Canada has built up to this day.

Conceived over many years with intention and vision, this trophy represents the pinnacle of grassroots karting in Canada literally and figuratively.

Inspired by the Canadian Shield, the true foundation of our country, its design evokes the strength, durability and determination needed to reach the pinnacle of motorsports.

At its base, the trophy is made of solid Canadian maple, which is rooted in our heritage. Every material, every detail and every layer has been thought out with a precise meaning.

Weighing in at 13.4 pounds, he represents the effort, perseverance and commitment required to achieve this.

But beyond its design and materials, this trophy carries something even more important, a deep meaning.

On the back, a simple message:

“Dream Big”

A tribute to those who inspire us to aim higher, work harder and believe in something bigger than ourselves.

“We wanted to create a trophy that every four-stroke driver in the country dreams of winning,” said Gerald Caseley of Cup Karts Canada. “But most of all, we wanted it to have a real meaning that it represents the journey, the people and the passion behind the sport.”

The trophy is designed in several layers, showcasing its depth and character as a reflection of the efforts required to reach the top.

Cup Karts Canada would also like to sincerely thank its partners and sponsors. Without their support, this vision would not have been possible.

The 2026 Canadian National Four-Stroke Championship is shaping up to be a historic moment for karting in the country, bringing together drivers from across Canada for a true national title.

And in the end…

Only one driver will reach the top!

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