RC racing events: what finished in 2026, what was cancelled, and what comes next.

RC car racing has one world body, IFMAR, which writes the World Championship rule books. Its four blocs run their own continental championships under their own rules: EFRA in Europe, ROAR in the United States and Canada, FEMCA in Asia and Australasia, and FAMAR, which Wikipedia describes as the bloc for South Africa, Mexico, Central America and South America. National bodies such as the BRCA in the UK run national titles, and organisers run big races under their own names. These pages keep every body's titles apart, and no result is carried from one body's list to another's. How the bodies fit together is on IFMAR and the blocs.

One caveat runs through every page. None of the bodies' own results pages (IFMAR, EFRA, ROAR, FEMCA or FAMAR) was read for this site, so each result rests on trade press (mainly Red RC and LiveRC), on Wikipedia, which is a secondary source, or on a report the BRCA published. Each page says which, and says when a result rests on a single report or only on a headline. No money figures of any kind appear on these pages.

Status on 30 October 2026

"Not found" on these pages means the research for this site did not find it. It never means the event or result does not exist.

The pages

• The 2026 season: the whole year in date order, body by body.
• IFMAR World Championships 2026: the five events on IFMAR's calendar and what happened to each.
• Recent world champions: the latest completed Worlds in every class found.
• EFRA European Championships 2026: every 2026 European title found, with results where found.
• ROAR Nationals 2026: the North American Nationals by surface and class.
• FEMCA and Asia 2026: the two FEMCA Asia Championships found and what is set for 2027.
• National championships: the BRCA's published results, and the titles elsewhere known only from trade press.
• Other major races: the South American Championships, the TITC, the NYGP and other organiser-run races.
• Watching RC racing: what has been said about streams, TV and live timing.

Names across different results

Many of the same driver names appear in IFMAR, EFRA, ROAR and FEMCA results. These pages never say that a name in one result belongs to the same person as a matching name in another unless a source says so, for example when a report calls a driver the defending champion. Each name is spelled as its source spells it, and a driver's nationality is given only where the source states it. How a race meeting runs, from qualifying to the finals, is on how a race meeting works.