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After 25 years of continuous participation at the South Dakota Circuit, Team CAMS (Caribbean American Motorsport) from the United States is set to make its largest appearance ever at the ENET Caribbean Clash of Champions on November 2, 2025.
A total of 21 drivers will represent CAMS across multiple categories — from Group 4 and Group 3 to Group 2, 1600 GP, Rookie, and the Vitz Cup — marking a historic milestone for the team’s 25-year involvement in Guyana’s motorsport scene.
The full lineup includes: Quinlan Lall, Mohan Rangasammy, Mark Samaroo, Alex London, Lenny Samaroo, Sanjay Sewsankar, Aubrey Mitchell, Neil Persaud, Afraz Allie, Sunil Nauth, Aaron Bethune, Damian Singh, Emraan Baksh, Nikita Ramsaran, Terry Rodrigues, Rakesh, Joe Mohan, Chris Lall, Kemal Rahman, Sylvester Carew, and Harry Boodram.
The team will campaign a diverse fleet of machines, including RX-7s, Miatas, Hondas, EGs, CRXs, Nissans, Starlets, MRS, and Vitz — showcasing the broad technical range and racing expertise that define CAMS.
In addition to the driver lineup, a delegation of more than 350 team members, family, and supporters will travel from the United States to Guyana, making it one of the largest visiting contingents in the history of local circuit racing.
For a quarter century, Team CAMS has been a cornerstone of regional motorsport, helping strengthen the bond between Guyana and the wider Caribbean-American racing community. Their continued commitment reflects a shared passion for motorsport excellence and sports tourism development in the region.
The Caribbean Clash of Champions, celebrating 70 years of motorsport in Guyana, will feature top competitors from the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, and the United States, all vying for championship glory at the South Dakota Circuit.
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