Circuit Racing
A Complete Idiot’s Guide to SeaBoard Marine CMRC Round 2
The Caribbean Motor Racing Championship has been around for years, consisting of competitors from all the way down in Guyana to all the way up to Jamaica. For the year 2015, there are four carded rounds hosted in Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. Yep Trinidad and Tobago, after 8 years out of the game so to speak, Trinidad and Tobago hosted a leg of CMRC for the 2014 championship and no doubt they are hosting a leg in 2015.
Racers target new track records at repaved Wallerfield SeaBoard Marine CMRC 2015 Racing Meet
In less than a month, fans will be able to experience the best-ever Trinidad & Tobago Automobile Sports Association (TTASA) circuit racing meet, as this year the stars have aligned as never before at Wallerfield. The track is scheduled to receive its first resurfacing– a racecar driver’s dream– before the June 20-21 2015 event. This means that the fastest Group 4 cars in the Caribbean will finally run at full potential, with last year’s 41.69-second track record on the line.
Suzuki Challenge Series: Round 2
With two race wins apiece, Ryan Peyrau (Trinidad & Tobago) and Stuart Maloney (Barbados) are the new leaders of the Swift Cup and SR3 Cup, following yesterday’s (May 17) second round of the Suzuki Challenge Series at Bushy Park Barbados. The Swift Cup has now risen to a 12-car grid, while both entry lists included new names.
Peyrau wins for T&T at Suzuki Challenge Series in Barbados
Driving for Team Suzuki 5-Year Warranty, Trinidad & Tobago’s Ryan Peyrau made an instant impression at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (March 28) when the Suzuki Challenge Series was launched. The two new ‘one-make’ Championships – the Swift Cup and SR3 Cup – were the feature events at the Valvoline Glassesco John ‘Tiny’ Harrison Memorial Race Meet, organised by Bushy Park Motor Sports Inc.
T&T’s Ryan Peyrau to compete at Suzuki Challenge Series
Two exciting new one-make circuit racing championships that look set to revolutionise regional motor sport – the Suzuki Challenge Series – were introduced to the media today (Thursday) at Bushy Park Barbados, ahead of the inaugural races at this weekend’s (March 28/29) Valvoline Glassesco John ‘Tiny’ Harrison Memorial Race Meet.
SeaBoard Marine CMRC Round 1 2015 – JamWest Jamaica
Jamaica, host country of the opening round of the 2015 Seaboard Marine Caribbean Motor Racing Championship last weekend (February 28/March 1), has taken a huge early lead in the Country standings; highest points-scorer for the home side was Jordan Powell, a hat-trick of victories in Group 2 giving him the maximum possible 75.
Reigning CMRC Driver’s Champion Kristian Jeffrey did the same in Group 4 to help Guyana to second place, while fellow-countrymen Elliot and Stephen Vieira shared the CMRC Superstock bike race wins; in the new-for-2015 Group 3 category, Jamaica’s Noel Golding won race one, Garry Barrett of the Cayman Islands the other two.
T&T Team Tigers head to Guyana for final round of SeaBoard Marine CMRC 2014
Trinidad & Tobago Team Tigers arrive in Guyana this week for the final round of the 2014 Seaboard Marine Caribbean Motor Racing Championship (CMRC) with a real chance of driving off with the coveted Country Championship title . . . if our team does pull it off, it will be a tremendous achievement in the T&T’s first season back in the CMRC for many years.
Bad Granny Ltd. Motorsport: 18.Oct.14
Let’s say you had to create the perfect automotive event. A little bit of cars, a bit of bikes, …