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Shan Seejatan’s dominance of Group Two continued (Photo: Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club)
Battle of Sports Tuner
Mohamed Ahmad and Nasrudeen Mohamed were neck and neck throughout the day. However, Ahmad was the man who got the chequered flag on two occasions and Nasrudeen on one.
The likes of Azaad Hassan, Rafeeq Khan, Ryan Rahaman, and Adrian Fernandes were left to battle for the third spot.
Maiden win
Jorgito Zafiro managed to secure his maiden win in the Street Tuner class and ended the day with second and fourth places.
However, it was Troy Muir, who topped the category with two wins, while Naresh Alves, Sadeek Yaseen, Altabh Khan, and Sanjeev Caimraj also got onto the podium.
In the Beharry Starlet Cup, Motilall ‘Kevin’ Deodass started from the back and got two third places and one first.
Honours were shared as Rameez and Afraz Allie also got a hold of the chequered flag while Roshandin and Anand Ramchand made podium spots as well.
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Matthew Vieira took the chequered flag (Photo: Sean Charles)Over in the two-wheel action, Matthew Vieira and Kevin Persaud shared wins while Stephan Boodram was the man to beat in the 125cc as the consistent Steven Nobrega had to settle for a second and two third places.
