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Road March Champions by Year (1932–2026)

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05Mar

2026 Road March champion & all time winners

The Road March title is awarded during Trinidad and Tobago Carnival to the song most played along the official parade route during Carnival Monday and Tuesday.

Below is the complete list of Road March champions from 1932 to 2026.

Modern Era Road March Champions

YearArtistSong
2026Machel MontanoEncore
2025Machel MontanoPardy
2024Mical TejaDNA
2023Bunji GarlinHard Fete
2022Carnival CancelledCOVID-19 Pandemic
2021Carnival CancelledCOVID-19 Pandemic
2020Kes & Iwer GeorgeStage Gone Bad
2019Machel Montano, Bunji Garlin & Skinny FabulousFamalay
2018Machel Montano & SuperblueSoca Kingdom
2017Ultimate RejectsFull Extreme
2016Machel MontanoWaiting on the Stage
2015Machel MontanoLike Ah Boss
2014Machel MontanoMOR (Ministry of Road)
2013SuperblueFantastic Friday
2012Machel MontanoPump Yuh Flag
2011Machel MontanoAdvantage
2010JW & BlazePalance
2009Fay-Ann LyonsMeet Super Blue
2008Fay-Ann LyonsGet On
2007Machel MontanoJumbie
2006Machel Montano & Patrice RobertsBand of De Year (B.O.D.Y.)
2005Shurwayne WinchesterDead or Alive
2004Shurwayne WinchesterLook De Band Comin’
2003Fay-Ann LyonsDisplay
2002Naya GeorgeTrinidad
2001ShadowStranger
2000Tie: Superblue / Iwer GeorgePump Up / Carnival Come Back Again

The 1990s

YearArtistSong
1999Sanelle DempsterRiver
1998Wayne RodriguezFootsteps
1997Machel MontanoBig Truck
1996Nigel LewisMovin’
1995SuperblueSignal to Lara
1994PreacherJump and Wave
1993SuperblueBacchanal Time
1992SuperblueJab Jab
1991Superblue (Blue Boy)Get Something and Wave
1990TambuNo, We Ain’t Going Home

The 1980s

YearArtistSong
1989TambuFree Up
1988TambuThis Party Is It
1987DukeThunder
1986David RudderBahia Girl
1985CrazySoucouyant
1984Mighty SparrowDoh Back Back
1983Blue Boy (Superblue)Rebecca
1982PenguinDeputy
1981Blue BoyEthel
1980Blue BoySoca Baptist

The 1970s

YearArtistSong
1979PoserAh Tell She
1978Calypso RoseSoca Jam
1977Calypso RoseTempo
1976Lord KitchenerFlag Woman
1975Lord KitchenerTribute to Winston Spree
1974ShadowBass Man
1973Lord KitchenerRainorama
1972Mighty SparrowDrunk and Disorderly
1971Lord KitchenerMadison Square Garden
1970Lord KitchenerMargie

The Early Carnival Era (1932–1969)

YearArtistSong
1969Mighty SparrowSa Sa Yea
1968Lord KitchenerMiss Tourist
1967Lord KitchenerSixty-Seven
1966Mighty SparrowObeah Wedding
1965Lord KitchenerMy Pussin’
1964Lord KitchenerThis Is Mas
1963Lord KitchenerThe Road
1962BlakieMaria
1961Mighty SparrowRoyal Jail
1960Mighty SparrowMae Mae
1959CarusoRun the Gunslingers
1958Mighty SparrowPay As You Earn
1957Lord ChristoChicken Chest
1956Mighty SparrowJean and Dinah
1955Obernkirchen Children’s ChoirThe Happy Wanderer
1954BlakieSteel Band Clash
1953Vivian CommaMadeline Oye
1952SpitfirePost Another Letter for Thelma
1951TerrorTiny Davis
1950KillerIn a Calabash
1949WonderRamgoat Baptism
1948King RadioWho Dead? Canaan
1947PharaohKing Pharaoh
1946No CompetitionNo Carnival
1945World War IINo Carnival
1944World War IINo Carnival
1943World War IINo Carnival
1942World War IINo Carnival
1941LionWhoopsin Whoopsin
1940BeginnerRun Yuh Run
1939King RadioMathilda
1938LionNo Norah Darling
1937LionNetty Netty
1936LionAdvantage Could Never Done
1935LionDingolay Oy
1934Railway DouglasAfter Johnny Drink Me Rum
1933King RadioWash Pan Wash
1932King Radio—

Why the Road March Matters

Winning Road March means your song dominated the streets during Trinidad and Tobago Carnival. It represents the anthem that thousands of masqueraders danced to during Carnival celebrations.

From calypso legends like Lord Kitchener and Mighty Sparrow to modern soca icons like Machel Montano and Superblue, the Road March title tells the story of Carnival music through the decades.

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