How to Obtain a CASC-OR Road Racing License
Getting started in road racing with CASC-OR begins with an interview with the Chief Race Coach/Instructor. Contact racecoach@casc.on.ca to discuss your racing background, goals, interests, and the type of car you plan to race. The Chief Race Coach will help determine the licensing pathway best suited to your experience and skill level.
New to Road Racing?
If you are new to road racing and do not have significant previous on-track experience or a road racing license recognized by CASC-OR, you will need to complete and pass a CASC-OR-sanctioned racing school. This includes passing the CASC-OR-approved Race Procedures Exam.
The following organizations offer race license qualification programs in Ontario:
Programs are generally offered throughout the racing season. Contact the schools directly for information about schedules, registration, and program requirements.
After successfully completing racing school, the Chief Race Coach/Instructor will assign you a CASC-OR-licensed coach to mentor and support you during your first racing season.
Already Have Racing Experience?
If you have significant on-track experience or hold a road racing license recognized by CASC-OR, you may qualify for the Fast-Track Licensing process.
To get started, complete the Fast-Track Licensing Form. Once your form has been submitted, you will be contacted to arrange an interview and discuss your experience and eligibility.
Upgrading from Driver B to Driver A
If you currently hold a Driver B license and wish to upgrade to a Driver A license, you must contact the Chief Race Coach at racecoach@casc.on.ca to discuss the upgrade requirements and process.
Club Membership Requirements
Membership in a CASC-OR-affiliated club is required to obtain a road racing license and participate in road racing competition.
Visit the CASC-OR Affiliated Clubs page to find a club that suits your interests. Many club members are active competitors who can offer advice and help guide you as you get started in the sport.
Applying for Your Road Racing License
Once you have completed the applicable qualification requirements, you will need to submit the following to the CASC-OR office:
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Racing school graduation certificate, if applicable.
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Completed CASC-OR license application, available on the Road Racing Licenses page.
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Completed medical form, signed by your doctor.
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Club membership information, confirming membership in a CASC-OR-affiliated club.
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Applicable license fee.
Ensure all required documents and information are submitted to help avoid delays in processing your application.
Road Racing License Requirements and Regulations
All road racing license requirements, including eligibility criteria, license classifications, and upgrade requirements, are outlined in CASC-OR Race Regulations – Appendix E: Licenses.
Review the 2026 CASC-OR Race Regulations – Appendix E: Licenses for complete details.
Have questions about getting licensed or upgrading your license?
Contact the CASC-OR Licensing at office@casc.on.ca.
