Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+ July 27th 2008. Round 3 of the 2008 series, Skyline Mortgage Banker's Championship

[pass-d-carib!]

Yes Bryan! Much appreciated Sir!
I'm looking forward to the action tomorrow.
:)

[Max]

Photos from today Saturday July 26th, South Dakota.

Below: Andrew Morgan's Mazda makes its way to the track







Below: Ryan Boodhoo's Starlet


Below: Gavin Gouveia's Starlet


Below: Shawn King's Mazda

[Max]

Below: Team Hopkinson


Below: Kem Lall of Team CAMS


Below: Chet Singh of Guyana and Oliver Shie of Suriname


Below: The Skyline Lotus


Below: Mark Vieira inspects his Mazda

Below: Joe Mohan of Team CAMS

[Max]

Below: Kevin Jeffery with Brian Tenpow riding shotgun heads out to test the Evo


below: Kamal Seebarran's Mazda


below: Steven Vieira unloads his 125


below: Oliver Shie Honda of Team Suriname


below: Carlos Rodrigues unloading the Team Max Yamaha R6


Below: Irfan Kalamadeen's Mazda and Andrew King's Mazda waiting to head onto the track


Below: The Kalamadeen Mazda heads out for lap timing

[Max]

below: Andrew King, Kalamadeen and Kem Lall




below: Kevin Jeffery slides the Evo to regain control


Rama Jama, Freddie Mapp and Audie Singh discussing more speed


below: soldering up the cracks on the track


below: Audie Singh


below: Andrew Morgan's tube frame Mazda

[Max]

below: Rookie driver Syed Fawaz


below: Andrew Morgan's tube frame Mazda


below: Ryan Rahaman after his visit to the weight station


below: Aaron Bethune unloading his Fullworks auto sponsored Levin


below: Kamal Seebarran assists with Deosarran's Lotus


below: Chet Singh's Best Buy Honda


below: Kevin Jeffery's Evo

[Max]

below: Andrew Morgan's tube frame Mazda


below: Andrew King's Mazda on trailer


below; kevin's Evo up close


below: Aaron Bethuine GP2A driver


below: Kristian Jeffery poses with his 125 shifter

[Max]

Times for GP4 so far
Andrew King 35.4
Andrew Morgan 35.6
Mark Vieira 37.2
Kalamadeen 41.5 seconds

Shawn King and Kevin Jeffery are going out next
Vishok Persaud's car is not at the track

Ryan Rahaman qualified on pole for GP3 with Kamal Seebarran on second grid.

I'm trying to get onto Vishok for some more details on the other groups.

[DC5]

Great Pics Maxx Thanks a million

[DDO]

Thanks for the photos Max. Really lets us get into the action. Good to see Andrew Morgan "ent tekkin lef" too. Btw are you going to add comments to the pics so that we know "who is who"?

[DDO]

Thanks

[Max]

yep, about to add in the names

[Hilary]

yep, about to add in the names 

Max,Thanks a hold heap for the pictures.If the cars run as good as they look then we will have one fablous race meet tomorrow. I noticed that the Big man I pecked to win (#11) has the fastest time .I am not surprise.
Remember my projection.
First Andrew King,Second Mark Vieira and third Kevin Jeffrey. I can go down to fourth and fifth,but I leave that to you.

Keep me posted.

Hilary

[darkcyde]

by the way mark guru does not seem to perform as good as the engine he bad b4 which means trouble......

[Max]

Today is show and tell, no more cat and mouse games, you're either ready or you will be smelling smoke

Andrew King is on pole for GP4 with Andrew Morgan breathing fire on his Singer Bumper. Mark Vieira is off the pace on 37 seconds, car sounded totally off tune yesterday. Shawn king and Kevin Jeffery sounded off tune as well and they barely managed 38 seconds in qualifying. Vishok Persaud's Subaru was not at the track yesterday, not sure if it will be on the start line.

Ryan Rahaman leads Kamal Seebarran by 2 thousandth of a second for GP3 pole, so you know its going to be way in that division. Keith Evelyn came out after the sessions and looked quick so watch out for out for the veteran.

Gregory Lopes is the defending champion with three wins at the last meet earlier this year. Steven Vieira is back on both 125 and 600 but with the big bike class equaled out on 600s across the board, he will have to ride like a bat out of hell to stay in front. Carlos Rodrigues, Mark Meneze and Andy Rajkarran are all out to beat up on the present and former champs.

Syed Hassan looks fast for GP2A but Ernesto Choo, Chet Singh, Oliver of Suriname all look equally quick. GP2A is the action packed totally subscribed class and will be the group with the most excitement today.

[Max]

WE WILL BE BROADCASTING THE EVENT TODAY LIVE. ONCE THE STREAM IS UP AND RUNNING WE WILL POST THE LINK ON THE HOME PAGE

AT ABOUT 10AM, JUST GO TO THE WWW.GMRSCGY.COM HOME PAGE AND YOU WILL SEE THE FLASHING BANNER, JUST CLICK ON THAT AND YOU WILL BE READY TO VIEW

[DDO]

In 10 minutes I will be back live at SD, courtesy of Max, GMRSC, the racers and the fans.
Another good reason to go to 11 o'clock service and give thanks for the good things in life.
Then I will be back at 12.30 (hopefully uninterrupted) for the rest of the race meet.

[karter]

Max good job,Video is blurr & seemd to be sticking a lot,i guess better than nothing,sound is perfect

[vishok]

Seem wireless antenna to georgetown was a bit out of line. We left it up there since the last race meet and assumed it was working seem to be loosing some strength under load. Will not happen in November. Wireless link is over 20 miles from GT. I did not run did not ge the engine in time and I really need seat time so thought it best not to push and damage anything else. So I plan to be up in 2 weeks and will get lots of seat time.

[vishok]

Marks new engine is making all the power at about 9500 RPM and his gearing is too heavy. He could not put better ratios together so he opted not to run. Car is making lots of power up to. King was flawless. Andrew Morgan slipped in the rain but the car was too stiff and bouncing when he did the 35.6 and they fixed that so I cant imagine what he could have done in full combat mode. Shawn King was having issues with his migration to 13B. Irfaan and Suzuki had lots of straight line but were being cautious since they had no seat time.