 and Vice-President Hansraj Singh at a Drag Racing Meet </p>
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Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club President, Rameez Mohamed (left) and Vice-President Hansraj Singh at a Drag Racing Meet
Mohamed added, “We had an incident-free Endurance Meet; the guys got to test their machines, and now we will have circuit racing. Those two events should give us enough time to test our logistical strength in order to have the safest measures in place for the return of fans on March 27. We will continue to work very closely with the Task Force to ensure that all patrons, drivers, and other stakeholders are in a safe environment come March 27.”
The limited tickets on sale for the drag racing cost $2,000 for an adult and a child under the age of 12 cost $500.
The club will commence selling tickets at their Thomas Lands and Albert Street base from March 23.
