Baku:The Royal Automobile Association of Thailand (RAAT) has responded to the controversy surrounding the Super Kart Thailand Championship 2026 go-kart race.

According to Thai News Agency, the RAAT, as the certifying body for the competition, is committed to addressing the issue by following proper procedures that prioritize accuracy, transparency, and fairness. The association aims to maintain the trust of competitors, parents, and all stakeholders.

The RAAT is currently gathering and verifying information, documents, and evidence from all relevant parties, including the race control committee, event organizers, and engine manufacturers or distributors. This process is intended to ensure decisions are based on facts and evidence, applying consistent standards to all involved.

The association will communicate its decision through official channels once the review process is complete. Until then, it urges all parties to refrain from making premature conclusions or accusations.

Emphasizing the importance of the Cadet-B competition for young riders aged 8-9 years, the RAAT highlights its role in developing new talent for future professional racing. It calls for comments to focus on the rules and verification process, respecting the efforts of young competitors.

The RAAT remains dedicated to adhering to all applicable laws and regulations to uphold competitive standards and fairness for all participants.