Cascadia Karting Cup 2026

One-off event – October 2-4 at Pat’s Acres Racing Complex

 
Wikipedia – Cascadia most commonly refers to the bioregion of the Pacific Northwest and the geological fault line running off its coast. Because the name is used in several different contexts, it spans everything from geography and ecology to business and popular culture.
 
The Bioregion, The Movement, The Race
Cascadia is a proposed independent country or bioregion that includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and portions of Northern California, Western Montana, and British Columbia. [1, 2, 3]
  • The Movement: Rooted in bioregionalism, the Cascadia movement argues that political boundaries should align with ecological and cultural features rather than arbitrary national lines. 
  • The Culture: Proponents emphasize environmental sustainability, outdoor recreation, and a distinct regional identity. 
  • Cascadia Karting Cup 2026: FTK Promotions is excited to announce the creation of a one-off event for the pacific northwest region. The Cascadia Karting Cup is confirmed for the October 2-4 weekend at the Pat’s Acres Racing Complex. The Canby, Oregon facility has been a marquee circuit for the region with the event to celebrate the end of the karting season with support from competitors, teams, and kart shops. Details regarding the Cascadia Karting Cup are to be announced in the coming weeks. Information will be published on the challengekarting.com website with a special page for the event along with updates coming through the Challenge Karting Facebook page and Instagram account.