CMRSC Guyana leg...Team Mohamed’s ahead of the competition as they seek to break Circuit record

CMRSC Guyana leg…Team Mohamed’s ahead of the competition as they seek to break Circuit record

Nov 02, 2017 Sports

Team Mohamed’s are looking to better their track record at the South Dakota Circuit which they set in 2016 when the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMRSC) hosts the final leg of the Caribbean Motor Racing

Team Mohamed’s Matt Truelove with his Yamaha R6 will be looking to shave some time off his circuit record set in 2016 at South Dakota.

Championships (CMRSC) on Saturday & Sunday, November 11-12 at the South Dakota Circuit.
Mohamed’s racing, which revs strictly in the superbike class in the CMRSC, are well on their way to championship honours following the final leg in Guyana after blowing away the competition in the three completed legs, competed in Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica. Not only did they make light work of opposition but also the tracks after setting lap records at each of those circuits.
Team Mohamed’s biker, Bryce Prince set those lap records in which he recorded 1 minute 1 second in Barbados, 41seconds in Trinidad & Tobago and 1 minute 15 seconds in Jamaica. Meanwhile, Prince’s teammate, Matt Truelove, recorded an incredible 33.3 seconds at Guyana’s South Dakota Circuit, the overall track record at the Timehri route.
Owner of Team Mohamed’s, Azruddin Mohamed, stated to Kaieteur Sport that he believes that his three Yamaha R6 motorcycles are virtually unbeatable and his team’s only opposition is their track record at South Dakota that they are gunning to crack again.
A twenty-seven race programme was unveiled by the GMRSC to headline the final leg of the Caribbean Motor Racing Championships.
The sturdy programme will feature two days of racing action including the much talked about Barbados based Suzuki Radical SR-3 display on both days as well as drifting action.
Qualifications will also be held on Saturday morning, November 11 from 10:00hrs with races beginning from 14:00hrs. Scrutineering will take place on the Thursday and Friday and before qualification on Saturday.
Saturday, will be treated as just as a race day, with adults being charged 1000 per entry and children over 12 years $500. On Sunday, Adults will be charged $2000 and children over 12 $1000. Children Under-12 are free. The GMRSC is organising weekend passes for those patrons desirous of viewing both days of action as well as VIP passes.

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