Baku:The Royal Automobile Association of Thailand (RAAT) has responded to the controversy surrounding the Cadet-B go-kart category in the Super Kart Thailand Championship 2026 by issuing a statement to clarify its stance and actions.
According to Thai News Agency, the RAAT emphasized that it is not neglecting the issue and is committed to following proper procedures with the utmost accuracy, transparency, and fairness. This approach aims to build confidence among competitors, parents, and all stakeholders involved.
The association is currently gathering and reviewing information, documents, and evidence from various parties, including the race control committee, event organizers, and engine manufacturers/distributors. This process is to ensure impartial consideration of regulations and technical requirements, applying consistent standards.
RAAT plans to announce the investigation results once the verification process is completed. It urges all parties to refrain from premature conclusions or accusations until the official announcement is made.
Highlighting the importance of the Cadet-B category for young racers aged 8-9 years, RAAT calls for cooperation in focusing on rules and verification processes to support the mental well-being and aspirations of these young athletes.
The RAAT reiterates its commitment to maintaining competition standards and fairness for all participants by strictly adhering to established rules and regulations.