Tropical Shipping Named Official Partner for GMRSC’s Month of Motor Racing

The Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club (GMRSC) has announced Tropical Shipping as the Official Shipping Partner for the Month of Motor Racing 2025, which includes two major international events — the Caribbean Clash of Champions on November 2 and Drag Wars 4 on November 30 at the South Dakota Circuit.

As part of the partnership, Tropical Shipping will handle the freight and logistics for three international race cars competing at the Caribbean Clash of Champions: Neil Persaud’s Honda CRX and Aaron Bethune’s Honda Civic EG, both from Team CAMS (USA), and Ravi Singh’s Mazda RX-7 from Trinidad and Tobago.

Later in the month, for Drag Wars 4, the company will also provide additional logistical support to assist with the movement of race cars and equipment, ensuring smooth coordination for international and regional participants.

GMRSC President Mahendra Boodhoo welcomed the partnership, noting that Tropical Shipping’s involvement highlights the importance of dependable logistics in staging international-level events.

“The Month of Motor Racing brings together competitors from across the Caribbean, North America, and Europe,” Boodhoo said. “Having Tropical Shipping on board gives us confidence that the transport and handling of vehicles and equipment will be managed at the highest standard. Their support helps make our international participation possible.”

The partnership comes as the GMRSC celebrates 70 years of motorsport in Guyana, marking decades of growth and regional collaboration. The Caribbean Clash of Champions will see some of the best drivers and riders from the Caribbean, the United States, and the United Kingdom go head-to-head, while Drag Wars 4 will close the month with a thrilling display of raw speed and power.

Tropical Shipping’s role as Official Partner reaffirms its ongoing commitment to Caribbean development, extending beyond trade to support regional sport and tourism.

With their support, the GMRSC continues to elevate the standard of motorsport in Guyana and the wider region.