South Dakota Circuit came alive as the one armed wonder boy, Kemal Rahaman, outpaced the competition to become the GP2B Champion driver. His two hard fought victories received standing ovations from race fans. Kemal's victory is more outstanding when you realise that he actually drives without the use of his right wrist having lost it in an accident when he was a child. Congrats to Kemal from the entire motor racing fraternity and race fans in Guyana and beyond.

Ryan Rahaman won the first GP2B event quite easily but was unable to overcome the Mazda of Kemal Rahaman who drove spectacularly to say the least. Jeremy Pompey was flying in his turbo charged 4AGE fitted BMW, the straight line speed of this car was breathtaking, if he can get his handling sorted out, he will be a winner with this machine. Ryan Rahaman told me that Pompey walked away from him down front straight and we all know that Ryan is very quick.

Mark Vieira with 2 victories and one second place recaptured his GP3 championship crown that was being kept by Andrew King after the last International meet of October 29th 2006. Andrew King won the first race with Vieira in second place. Vieira came back in race #2 to snatch a victory over King leveling the score 1-1. The much anticipated 3rd clash did not materialise as King was forced to pull his Mazda out of the event with the gear-stick torn from it's socket. Ironically it was King who sent to Georgetown for a set of gearbox selector forks for Vieira's Mazda which had broken in the first event.

Andrew King won the handicap race with an almost photo finish with Kemal Rahaman, all of the cars were on the same straight when the 12 laps expired making this one of the best calculated handicap event in recent history. Andrew King had a good day as his tube framed Mazda showed awesome potential, this car will be unstoppable in the very near future.

Chet Singh won the first GP2A events. Shyraz Roshandin won the second GP2A race, Peter Morgan won the third. A huge pileup of cars in the first corner of race #2 forced a restart but it was all war after that. GP2A is definitely one hot class with the return of Peter Morgan in his Ford Escort.

As we predicted, Syed Hassan outran the competition in the Rookie division with 2 victories. Pierre Singh won the first of the Rookie clashes with his "Rusty Bucket to Street Rocket Corolla" but was later disqualified due to rule infringements. Three other Rookie drivers also failed the final scrutineer's test and lost their podium positions.

The Jeffery clan chalked up victories in the Go-kart shifter events with Christian winning 2 races and younger cousin, Stefan, snatching a victory in this super competitive division. Veteran Stanley Ming picked up one second place and a third place position.

Steven Vieira made it three in a row in the big bike events, Gregory Lopes picked up three second place finishes. Carlos Rodrigues outran Ginger Ranjattan to pick up a third place position in the first motorcycle event. Ginger capitalized on a fall suffered by Rodrigues and got the nod for third place in the second event but failed to better Rodrigues in the final motorcycle race.

Mark Vieira flocked by Digicel models	Part of the lineup	Gregory Lopes	Ravi Singh	Ginger Ramjatan
Steven Vieira	Carlos Rodrigues	Go-Kart rivals Stanley Ming & Kevin Jeffery	Steven Vieira on a Honda 954 leads in the first motorcycle event	Ginger Ramjatan Kawasaki 750
Gregory Lopes Yamaha R1	Carlos Rodrigues Yamaha r6	Steven Vieira with the checkered flag	Chet Singh leads on lap 1 of the first GP2A event
Peter Morgan	Shivo Seebaran took to the sand as well	It's all Chet Singh at this point	Checkered flag for Chet Singh	Chet on his Victory lap
Start of the first Go-Kart race. Stefan Jeffery with the hole shot	Karters heading flat out into the Clubhouse corner	Stefan Jeffery takes command of the first kart race	Here Stefan extends his lead	Victory lap for Stefan Jeffery. This is his second race meeting.
Rookies fighting for position in the Clubhouse corner	Pierre Singh takes command of the first rookie event		Syed Hassan moves on the inside of Shawn Hassan in the Clubhouse corner	The unofficial winner of the first Rookie event Pierre Singh. He was disqualified due rules infringements
Ryan Rahaman leads the pack in the first GP2B event	A close bunch heads into turn 2	Ryan Rahaman moves away from the pack	Rupie Shewjattan holds off the pack in second position	Keith Evelyn slides through the Clubhouse Corner
President Vishok moves on the inside of Jag Singh of Team USA	Ryan Rahaman in total command of this GP2B event	Rupie still holding his own in second place	Kemal Rahaman slides his Mazda RX7 through the Clubhouse corner	John Joseph of Team USA holds off Kamal Seebaran
Kemal Rahaman steals turn 1 from Rupie	But loses control of his Mazda in turn 2	The beautiful 3rd gen Mazda of Kamal Seebaran	Shyraz Roshandin in the thick of things	Jeremy Pompey holds off a fast charging Kemal Rahaman
Checkered flag for Ryan Rahaman	Victory Lap for Ryan Rahaman	Mark Vieira leads the first GP3 race	Andrew Morgan locks up his tires behind Andrew king in turn 2	Another lap down and King is still on the tail of Vieira even as they move away from Andrew Morgan
Andrew King closes the gap on Mark Vieira on lap 2	Another lap down and this is what we saw, Andrew King snatches the lead from Mark Vieira	Andrew King leading Mark Vieira into turn number 2	A few laps later and Andrew King was well on his way to victory lane	Patrick Tong, this one is for you. Victory flag for Andrew King.
Start of the second motorcycle race	Steven Vieira in firm command of this event	Vieira on a Honda 954  leads Gregory lopes on a Yamaha R1	Carlos Rodrigues on a R6 slides through the Clubhouse corner	Checkered flag for Steven Vieira.