Youth karting academy
Weekly training groups from age seven upwards: race craft, track discipline, mechanics and sportsmanship, with club karts and safety gear provided at no cost.

Motorsport · Youth development · Road safety
Auto moto karting klub "Modriča" Modriča trains young drivers, organises grassroots karting competitions and carries road-safety education into schools and neighbourhoods across Sarajevo and all of Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Non-profit association · OD number F14304 · Run by volunteers, coaches and marshals

Our story
The club was founded by a handful of mechanics, drivers and teachers who believed that a child who learns to respect a track will respect a street. From a borrowed workshop and two home-built karts, the club grew into one of the most consistent grassroots motorsport organisations in the country.
Through every change of decade and circumstance, the work stayed the same: teach the basics properly, keep the equipment safe, open the paddock to anyone willing to learn, and never charge a child for the chance to try.
Today the club runs weekly youth training groups, a national-calendar street karting event, school road-safety visits and free technical-safety checks for family vehicles, all delivered by volunteer members.
1974
Club founded as a local auto-moto association with a technical section for karting.
1988
First national-calendar karting race organised on a closed city circuit.
2003
"Safe Step" school programme begins: traffic education for first-grade pupils.
2016
Youth sport academy formalised with licensed coaches and a loan-kart fleet.
Today
Year-round training, regional events and free safety workshops for families.

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Karting track and paddock of the club during a training weekend
What we do
Weekly training groups from age seven upwards: race craft, track discipline, mechanics and sportsmanship, with club karts and safety gear provided at no cost.
Classroom and playground programmes, pedestrian-crossing campaigns and public awareness actions with schools, police and local authorities.
Organisation of regional and national-calendar competitions, marshal training, timing and full technical scrutineering of every vehicle.
Free technical-safety inspections, family sports days, first-aid demonstrations and support for children from low-income households.
Impact
Figures are compiled from club attendance records and reported to the members' assembly each year.
The club has no owners and pays no dividends. Every membership fee, donation and sponsorship is spent on equipment, safety gear, track rental, insurance and programme costs. Annual financial and activity reports are approved by the members' assembly and available on request.
Transparency & Governance →Voices from the paddock
My son came for the karts and left with patience, focus and respect for rules. That is what this club really teaches.
Their traffic-safety lesson is the one our first-graders remember all year. The volunteers speak to children like equals.
Scrutineering and marshalling at their events is done by the book. As a driver, you feel safe on their track.
Enrol a child, volunteer as a marshal or coach, or partner with us on a road-safety campaign.
