A non-profit club providing a safe space for people of all ages to compete with radio-controlled cars and trucks.
SMALL CARS ★ BIG FUN
Flyers and graphics from the club.
The real track, club events, and the cars. Tap any photo to view it full-size.












The Roostook County Car Club is a radio-control racing club in Caribou, Maine. The club recently moved into its new home and is kicking off its 2026–2027 season there — celebrating 40 years of racing.
Small cars. Full-size competition. Drivers of every age battle it out on the indoor track — door to door, lap after lap.
Never driven RC before? Rentals get you on the track with no gear of your own.
Radio-controlled cars and trucks on the track — competitive racing for drivers of all ages and skill levels.
A safe space for people of all ages to compete. New to the hobby? Rentals let you try it before investing.
Founded in 1986 — the club is celebrating its 40th Anniversary in the 2026–2027 season.
52 Sweden St., Caribou, Maine
Downstairs from the Children’s Museum of Aroostook County.
Questions? Call (207) 227-7649.
The season is underway at the club’s new location. The first race at the new home ran Sunday, October 4.
Sunday, November 1, 2026 · 10:00 AM
Kick off the season and celebrate the club’s 40th Anniversary at 52 Sweden St., Caribou.
Live scoring and video from race days: roostookcountycarclub.liverc.com (LiveRC)
40 years of racing, friends, and fun — and the new home at 52 Sweden St. is where the next chapter starts.
Come see the track, meet the drivers, and catch a race day.
Driver registration for the 2026–2027 season. Race ~ Compete ~ Have Fun.
$30 per month
Members pay reduced race fees.
$10 per car
Or $30 max fee.
$15 per car
Come race even without a membership.
$25 on race day
Includes practice time, heat race, and main race.
Want to try the hobby before investing? The club offers Losi NASCAR rentals — $25 on race day, including practice time, heat race, and main race. Come out, get behind the wheel, and see what RC racing is all about.
Show up, rent a car, and race. It’s the easiest way to find out if RC racing is your thing — no gear, no commitment.
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