GMR&SC's October 31st South Dakota race report

Photos of the South Dakota Action taken on Friday October 30th

Let me start off by saying that Stuart Maloney is truly flying, he was clocking 35's most of his laps. Flyingggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg, this Bajan speed ace is going to be the man to beat. I spoke to a top top Guyanese speed ace and he told me in no uncertain terms that there was no way that anyone including him was going to catch Stuart. Everyone is expecting Stuart to break the South Dakota lap record tomorrow. Why???? Becalms the Evo was doing 35 seconds on old blasted tires that why!!!!!!

Doug Maloney was looking good yesterday and today but then all of a sudden the engines hoist came out with his spare engine and I was told that he blew the engine.

Andrew King did a lot of work to the electrical system of his mazda after coming home from the barbados meet and he is in a world of trouble getting his car sorted out.

Mark Vieira did a few laps running in his engine and came out for some faster laps but the best I got him on the clock was 37 seconds, they have a decent bit of work to sort out. gear ratios are off and the back diff is not doing the things wants it to do.

David Summerbell has serious handling problems, the car is running well but handling is hell.

Doug Gore looked fairly okay, he has a lot of straight line speed. Truth is I did not get to pay much attention to him.

I picked up Chris Campbell of Jamaica at some 36 seconds, he was looking good.

Stuart Williams, I think I got him at 37 seconds.

Mark Maloney Mazda sounded so sweettttttttttttt, lord that 20B is pure magic, it is holding up very well, and could very well be on winner row on Sunday.




Natasha Farnum getting in on some practice laps in Sheik Yassen's Glanza	Ravi Singh T&T		Irfan Kalamadeen Mazda RX7

Doug Gore of Jamaica	Doug Maloney of Barbados	Mark Maloney's Mazda RX3	World renowned engineer Andrew Fabrin

	Fabrin heads out with the Red Bull 20B Mazda		Doug Maloney about to fin in his spare engine after engine worries

		Steve King of Barbados, Nissan Skyline GP4	Ravi Singh T&T	Team Trinidad & Tobago

Kamal Seebarran's Mazda arrives at SD	Ernesto Choo's GP2A starlet		Andrew King watches on as Patrick Tong checks engine	David Summerbell's TA1 Evo

	Mark Vieira's Mazda RX8			BHP, Sir Winfield and Natasha

Hilary Jardine catches up at SD	Giampiero Maietti's Mazda RX 7	Andre D arrives at SD	Hilary and Andrew King	Hilary hugging Natasha

Steve King of Barbados	Engine bay of the Skyline	Shawn, Sir Winfield and BHP		Rupie Shewjattan

Cyril Angoy and team arrives at SD	By the 45 gallion barrels	Mark Seymour	Sanjay Sewsankar	Kamal Seebarran

Polar Bear Kevin Graham is back at SD to war with a 600cc class	Team Canada	Mark Vieira Mazda RX8	Gary and nats	Rohit, Compton and friends at SD for the big meet

Gavin and Errol	Icons of South Dakota	Griffith	Ryan Gonsalves	Kenrick Husbands and Nats

Trinidad & Tobago	Paul Vieira	Shivo Seebarran	Errol Tenpow offers a word of advice to son Shawn	Victor Pires putting in his expert knowledge to assist this youngster

Charley Henry and his 2009 KTM 125		a member of Team CAMS	Oliver Shie of Suriname	Mark Seymour

Paul Vieira	Gavin	Chris Campbell of Jamaica	Giampiero Maietti's Mazda RX 7	The Red Bulls follows Giampiero through the Clubhouse corner

mark maloney	Raj Boodhoo's Honda Civic

Raj Boodhoo's Honda Civic	Kevin Jeffrey's Evo	Sanjay Sewsankar lighting up the night at SD	T&T superstar racer Frankie Boodram is in Guyana for some motor racing fun on Sunday	Smallie's canteen, without this guy we would all starve and die of thirst. keep up the good work Smallie

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