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Kaieteur Sports – Fans of Motorsport will see the return of a long-dormant form of motorsport: Dexterity racing, which pits participants with differing cars through a predesigned course.
The Dexterity Racing & Auto Expo 2026, hosted by the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club, is billed for the National Track and Field Facility’s Tarmac, Edinburgh, West Coast Demerara, on Saturday, April 11, starting from 16:00hrs.
The event is open to all persons interested, with registration details to be published shortly.
According to GMR&SC Executive Azaad Hassan, the club decided to resurrect this form of the sport primarily to align with road safety mandates.
“It’s been quite some time since we have hosted a dexterity event, and it’s generally something that is seen as fun and easier to host than most other events. At this point, we’ve had to postpone two events because of rehabilitation works on venues, so this is also to try and address the shortfall in events for motorsport fans.”
“Secondly, we [the executive] sat and had a discussion regarding the state of our roadways and how skilled motorists are and in keeping with our mandate as a motorsport club, we thought it fitting to host an event that gives drivers a chance to understand their vehicles better; that’s what dexterity is; it isn’t about power, it is about control.”
The event will feature a lineup of racing action, including racing challenges, motorcycle stunt riding, and competitive go-karting.
Following the dexterity, the club will also host an auto expo to deepen the local network of car culture.
The event will take place on the Stadium’s Tarmac.
Admission is $ 2,000, making the event accessible to motorsports fans of all ages.
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