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Apr 02, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMR&SC) has officially reinstated competitor #4, Calvin Ming, as the winner of the Briggs and Stratton Light class final of the MPS Kart Revival event held last Sunday.
The decision followed a successful appeal process by the competitor after the event on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at the Thomaslands, Georgetown facility.
Ming’s #4 Kart, which had initially won the class, was found in violation of a technical rule regarding clearance tolerances. That triggered the penalty.
Ming appealed, and after further investigations, it was adjudged that the error stemmed from circumstances outside the competitor and the technical team.
As such, Ming is reinstated to the position, confirming the finishing order as:
– 1st Place – #4 – Calvin Ming
– 2nd Place – #221 – Steven Nobrega
– 3rd Place – #346 – Jarad Ramnarayan
The GMR&SC reminds all competitors of their rights to appeal any decision, technical or otherwise.
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