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Jan 12, 2020 Sports
The Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMR&SC), in a release to the media and relevant stakeholders has indicated that its Annual General Meeting (AGM) is set to take place on February 10.
The election of office bearers and AGM along with the presentation of audited financial statements will take place at the GMR&SC Thomas lands Office.
The meeting will begin at 18:00hrs.
Before things head to the boardroom, however, the club has confirmed that the 2020 year will start with the Endurance championship round one on January 26.
Following the AGM, the club will host its first circuit racing event of the year on February 16.
The first installment of drag racing set for March month end with a large contingent of Surinamese competitors with as much as eight machines expected to turn up at the South Dakota drag strip.
Circuit racing returns in July on the fifth with August 16th being the highly anticipated international drag racing meet.
Round two of the Endurance Championship is set for September 13 with the last round of Drag racing set for October 4th.
The International Circuit-racing event is set for November 8.
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