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Auto Slalom League Launched in Cayman Islands to Promote Grassroots Participation

The Cayman Motoring Federation (CMF) has launched an Auto Slalom League in 2026 to promote the accessible format of motor sport across the country.
The CMF 2026 Auto Slalom League promotes safe vehicle control whilst giving new competitors often their first taste of motor sport. Each event will feature a timed slalom-style course focusing on precision and control, with points contributing toward an overall National Auto Slalom Champion title.
Auto Slalom is a timed motor sport competition where drivers navigate through a marked course laid out with traffic cones on a closed, paved surface. Unlike racing, it’s not about speed, it’s about precision, control, and handling. Drivers compete one at a time to navigate the course without knocking over cones or going off track. League participation will be open to all.
The CMF 2026 Auto Slalom League will be Cayman’s first structured national autocross championship and is designed to promote driver skill, safety, and community participation. The league will consist of six competitive events held from January to December 2026.

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