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GMRSC Race Meet…ISG supports Kalamadeen
When Group 4 driver Irfaan Kalamadeen takes to the South Dakota Circuit tomorrow to compete in the Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club (GMRSC) opening Meet, he will have the added advantage of using the premium line of ‘Ultra Automotive Lubricant’ whose agent Industrial Supply of Guyana Inc. (I.S.G) confirmed support for him, during a simple ceremony held yesterday, at the Company’s Head Office, Providence.
Present at the occasion were Company CEO Jorge Medina, Operations Manager Natasha Ali, members of staff and the media.
Medina in his remarks spoke of the quality lubricant, disclosing that it is indeed state of the art technology that they are bringing to Guyana.
He pointed out that with the Company’s involvement in motor racing he is optimistic that it will certainly help to popularise the product which will ultimately help to reduce contamination of the environment in Guyana.
Ali in her presentation gave a brief background of the Company’s presence in Guyana which she revealed dated back some nine years ago, adding that it is a subsidiary of MACORP Guyana Inc.
Kalamadeen according to Ali will be using the 20W50 Ultra Lubricant to boost his performance to race against some of the best drivers in Guyana.
Ali informed that the Company is extremely happy to be associated with Kalamadeen, who has been making steady progress in the division and is now among the top drivers and one to watch come tomorrow.
Kalamadeen speaking with this newspaper said he is pleased with the support offered by ISG and will be aiming to dominate the Group on race day.
Commenting on his chances of doing well, Kalamadeen exuded confidence, informing that the car which is a turbo charged Mazda RX 7 built right here in Guyana is currently running faster and is pleased with its performance despite it being so early in the season.
The local speedster won two of three races at the November Meet and is eager to do even better this time around.
Kalamadeen is hoping to grab pole position which could set him up for a good display.
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