On Sunday, at the 3rd round of the 2018 CMRC Series, team Guyana recorded a massive 15 podiums to follow up on 2 pole positions on Saturday!
In the premier Group 4 class, Mark Vieira and Andrew King both took 2 wins. Vieira followed up his victory with a 2nd and 3rd place while King added two 3rd place finishes.
On 2 wheels it was complete domination from Team Guyana.
Team Mohamed’s two riders, and brothers, Matt Truelove and Harry Truelove locked out the top 2 positions in all 3 races while Matthew Vieira ensured a podium lockout with 3rd place all three races.
First time tourer and first timer at the Bushy Park Circuit Raviero Tucker racked up three impressive 6th place finishes.
Club president Rameez Mohamed picked up a 4th and 5th place finish in the Group 2 class, adding valuable points to team Guyana’s tally.
Congratulations drivers and riders and thank you too everyone including mechanics and support teams for representing Guyana well in Barbados!
CMRC: Truelove brothers conjure family love affair at Bushy Park – News Room
Brothers Matt and Harry Truelove, riding under Mohamed’s Enterprise banner, unquestionably obliterated the field at the third leg of the Caribbean Motor Racing Championships (CMRC) at Bushy Park, Barbados, on Sunday (September 2).
Both of British decent, they rode their Yamaha Greaves silky smooth from start to finish to give Guyana full command of the two-wheel action, as former CMRC champion Matthew Vieira was relegated to third in all three of his races in the Superstock (600cc) group.
Truelove siblings stand tall in Barbados – Stephan Sookram for Guyana Chronicle
MATTHEW Truelove and his brother Harry whipped their competitors this weekend as the Caribbean Motor Racing Championship (CMRC) round three rolled into Barbados.
Matthew swept the competition in the CMRC superstock class, winning ahead of his brother, Harry, on all three occasions.
Matthew, who also reset the CMRC superstock lap record on two occasions, was in no mood to play after Saturday’s qualification left him on pole with his brother, Harry, second.
the premier Group 4 class, Mark Vieira and Andrew King both took 2 wins. Vieira followed up his victory with a 2nd and 3rd place while King added two 3rd place finishes.
Club president Rameez Mohamed picked up a 4th and 5th place finish in the Group 2 class, adding valuable points to team Guyana’s tally.
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