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Text by Dean Corrodus

Photos by Donovan Montaque.

The second speed event of the 2012 season was held at the seaside Badda Badda Raceway in Richmond, Priory, St. Ann on Sunday, February 5, 2012. Although persistent rain over the last three days leading up to the event rendered a portion of the track unusable, some quick adjustments to the course were effected and the drivers entered in the national sprint championship took to the course in vengeance at just before 2 pm.

Overall winner.

Blistering the partly muddy track to post the incredible fastest  time of the day was the R & B Auto Parts sponsored Jordan Powell driving a Toyota Corolla FX, winning in the process the JA2 class for the second time this year in as many starts. Powell won the trifecta by posting the fastest time in the JA2 class, the fastest two wheel drive time of the day and the fastest overall time of the day for good measure. A close rivalry with childhood friend Daryl King driving the Thrifty Gas Honda Civic was to set the tone for the day, as both youngsters shared the front passenger seat when Daryl’s father, racing legend Raynor King, used to take them to prep school in years gone by in one of his many fast cars. Only a fraction of a second separated then again at this events, and both are definitely a cut above the current crop of drivers entered in the events. In third place was Maurice Whittingham in the Carz Rehab Toyota Corolla Levin.

King (left) and Powell share a handshake at the JMMC Sprint #2 after a close battle throughout the day.

Powell (left) and King negotiate the same corner at JMMC Sprint #2

Dean Corrodus crosses the line in his Maxxis Tyres/ATL Automotive Racing Honda Civic

In the JA3 class, JMMC Chairman and meet organizer Dean Corrodus again topped the division driving the Automotive Performance Centre Ltd/Maxxis Tyres/ATL Automotive Racing Honda Civic Type R ahead of gentleman racer Keith Saunders in his faithful Chevrolet Chevette. Ricardo Scott was third in class.

Thomas Hall, the sole entrant in the JA4 class, failed to finish a single run at the event due to a driveline component failure.

Peter Jaggon on his way to victory in the JN8 class.

The JN8 class was won by Peter Jaggon driving the IGL Gases Subaru Impreza WRX. He had a close battle with Dave Lee of Spot Valley Raceway fame, who was out in his Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII for the first time this season, and he showed why he has won the rally team title for the past three years by putting down a technical drive to claim 2nd place in class.

Richard Chan of Team Challenger Racing driving his Excel Electronic Security Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV got the better of Junior Barnes in the Bay Waata Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX in the top flight JA8 class.

Dave Lee on his way to winning the overall championship run.

In the 3 lap championship run for the top ten fastest cars, Dave Lee won with a time of  2.56.17, with Powell 2nd in 2.59.01 and Richard Chan just a whisker away in third in 2.59.69

Results

Name Car 1st run 2nd run 3rd run Fastest time

JA2

1. Jordan Powell Toyota Corolla FX        2.18.61    2.11.79    1.59.88     1.59.88

2. Daryl King        Honda Civic                2.23.78     2.11.10    2.00.45     2.00.45

3. Maurice Whittingham Toyota Levin    2.36.72    2.20.17     2.08.14     2.08.14

4. Matthew Gore   Toyota Starlet          2.39.40    2.13.69     2.13.61     2.13.61

5. Tony Fu            Toyota Corolla GT     3.07.38    2.22.59     2.18.16     2.18.16

6. Kenji Lee           Toyota Starlet          DNS          DNS            DNS          DNS

7. Marvin PorteousToyota Starlet         DNS          DNS            DNS          DNS

JA3

1. Dean Corrodus     Honda Civic Type R 2.31.17   2.16.28   2.09.56     2.09.56

2. Keith Saunders     Chevrolet Chevette 4.56.86  2.28.07   2.19.78     2.19.78

3. Ricardo Scott        Toyota Corolla      DNS            4.03.25  2.43.15     2.43.15

JA4

1. Thomas Hall           Toyota Starlet      DNF           DNS           DNS         DNF

JN8

1. Peter Jaggon           Subaru Impreza WRX                  2.13.93    2.09.24   2.00.27  2.00.27

2. Dave Lee                 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII   2.14.79   2.17.79   2.01.21   2.01.21

JA8

1. Richard Chan           Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV     2.23.71    2.09.43   2.00.77   2.00.77

2. Junior Barnes          Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX      2.17.79    2.10.69   2.06.20   2.06.20

Fastest Overall

Jordan Powell       1.59.88

Fastest 2WD

Jordan Powell       1.59.88

Championship 3 lap run

1. Dave Lee            2.56.17

2. Jordan Powell     2.59.01

3. Richard Chan      2.59.69

4. Daryl King           3.01.45

5. Peter Jaggon      3.01.77

6. Matthew Gore     3.03.26

7. Dean Corrodus    3.08.43

8. Junior Barnes      3.09.92

9. Maurice Whittingham  3.10.41

10. Keith Saunders     3.18.34

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The next event on the motorsports calendar will be the Fosrich Lighting World/Automotive Performance Centre Ltd Wet ‘n Slide Dexterity #1 to be held at ATL Bogue City Centre on Saturday night, February 18, starting at 8 pm.

The first speed event of the 2012 season was held at Jamwest Speedway, Old Hope, Westmoreland on Sunday, January 15, 2012, under ideal sunny skies that made for perfect opportunities to capture colorful images of the cars entered in the Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club’s National Sprint Championship, this event being the first of six rounds on the 2012 calendar.

The patrons on hand were treated to an expanded, shaded seating area with a commanding view of the facility, with a new competitor paddock area and the smoothest, widest 2.3 km dirt track surface on the island. The rooster tail dust clouds thrown up by the cars on track was a sight to see and photograph, but it didn’t do any favors for the drivers and course workers lungs and clothes!

Overall winner.

Posting the fastest time of the day at only his second dirt sprint event was 2nd generation racer Spencer Whittingham, driving the Megamart Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V. He was able to stay ahead of Team Challenger Racing’s Richard Chan in the Excel Electronic Security Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV and they were followed in the JN8 class by the husband and wife pair of Peter and Jackie Jaggon driving the Island Gases Subaru Impreza WRX.

Alan Chen won the JA4 class in his rear wheel drive Toyota Corolla while Dean Corrodus, driving the Maxxis Tyres /Automotive Performance Centre Ltd/Superior Auto Parts/ATL Automotive Honda Civic Type R, won the JA3 class ahead of elder statesman Keith “Slicks” Saunders in a Chevrolet Chevette that was a crowd pleaser from the day started with his aggressive, sideways driving style for a man of his age!

JA2 class battle

The closest battles of the day occurred in the JA2 class between a group of five Montegonians: Jordan Powell in the R & B Auto Parts Toyota Corolla FX; Daryl King in the Thrifty Gas Hondas Civic SIR; Matthew Gore in the WOW Cran Wata Team Mobay Racing Toyota Starlet; Maurice Whittingham in the Carz Rehab Toyota Corolla Levin and James march in the Team Mobay Racing Toyota Corolla FX. Powell got the better of the field with a scorching 2nd run time of 3 minutes 19.833 secs. to be followed by King in his first competitive outing in this car with a time of 3.20.24 set on his 1st run and Gore in 3rd with a best time of 3.24.45. Whittingham and March were a bit further behind at 3.29.22 and 3.29.70 respectively.

Top 10 Championship run.

Daryl King won the battle between Powell in the 3 lap championship section of the event, posting a time of 5.01.01 a mere .06 seconds ahead of Powell who posted 5.01.07. They were followed by Gore, Whittingham and Corrodus as the sun set in the western sky to end a day of close racing.

For further information on this event and other events, visit our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/events/202549919839715/, the club’s website at www.jamaicamotorsports.com or call Dean Corrodus @ 940-0000.

Results Car 1st run 2nd run 3rd run Best

JA2

1. Jordan Powell Toyota Corolla FX 3.22.64 3.19.833 3.21.94 3.19.833

2. Daryl King Honda Civic 3.20.24 3.22.46 3.21.46 3.20.24

3. Matthew Gore Toyota Starlet 3.25.06 3.24.45 2.25.63 3.24.45

4. Maurice Whittingham Toyota Corolla Levin 3.44.05 3.30.34 3.29.22 3.29.22

5. James March Toyota Corolla FX 3.31.62 3.29.70 3.33.89 3.29.70

6. Tony Fu Toyota Corolla GT 3.42.02 4.30.86 3.45.32 3.42.01

7. Marvin Porteous Toyota Starlet 3.42.81 3.43.31 3.42.73 3.42.73

8. Kenji Lee Toyota Starlet 4.09.12 4.06.69 4.07.10 4.06.69

JA3

1. Dean Corrodus Honda Civic 3.23.17 3.23.79 3.25.78 3.23.17

2. Keith Saunders Chevrolet Chevette 3.39.03 3.39.72 3.42.16 3.39.03

3. Ricardo Scott Toyota Corolla DNF DNS DNS

JA4

1. Alan Chen Toyota Corolla 3.28.28 3.29.15 3.29.83 3.29.15

JN8

1. Spencer Whittingham Mitsubishi Lancer Evoltion V 3.20.99 3.17.80 3.37.71 3.17.80

2. Richard Chan Mitsubishi Lancer Evoltion IV 3.20.77 3.34.95 3.25.50 3.20.77

3. Peter Jaggon Subaru Impreza WRX 3.25.52 3.23.17 3.28.57 3.23.17

4. Jackie Jaggon Subaru Impreza WRX 3.55.94 3.51.57 3.56.05 3.51.57

Championship Run

1. Daryl King 5.01.01

2. Jordan Powell 5.01.07

3. Matthew Gore 5.12.08

4. M. Whittingham 5.17.48

5. Dean Corrodus 5.19.51

6. Alan Chen 5.23.35

7. Keith Saunders 5.28.20

8. Tony Fu 5.37.13

Video highlights here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3_f9kZfzV3U

The next event on the calendar will be Dirt Race/JMMC Sprint #2 at Badda Badda Raceway in Priory, St. Ann on February 5, 2012.

Awards ceremony will be held at The Wexford Hotel on Gloucester Ave., Montego Bay’s Hip Strip, on Saturday January 14 starting at 7pm. All are invited to attend.

1. Club Champion:

None qualify

2. Lady Club Champion
Not awarded

3. Rookie Club Champion:
None qualify

4. Rallysport Drivers champion:
1. Kyle Gregg   930   2nd. Matthew Gore  660   3rd. Maurice Whittingham    570

5. Lady Rallysport
Not awarded

6. Rookie Rallysport
1st. Kyle Gregg   930   2nd. Tony Fu  170

7. Navigator championship
No navigational rallies held

8. Sprint champion Overall:
1st. Kyle Gregg  84   2nd. Maurice Whittingham  56   3rd. Matthew Gore  45

Sprint champion Class:
JA2: Kyle Gregg   500
JA3: Keith Saunders   420
JA4: Alan Chen   120
JN8: Spencer Whittingham   70
JA8: Richard Rerrie   50
JA9: Gary Gregg   50
JC2: Richard Chan   180
JC1: Nigel Edwards   270

9. 2WD Sprint championship
1st. Kyle Gregg   102   2nd . Maurice Whittingham    50   3rd. Jordan Powell    50.

10. Dexterity champion overall:
1st. Maurice Whittingham   92   2nd. Randall Singh  29       3rd. Christopher McFarlane  25

Class champions:
RWD LSD: Maurice Whittingham   650
RWD: Garth Chin         160
FWD: Christopher McFarlane      280
FWD LSD: Richard Chan      190
4WD: Richard Rerrie         100

11. Lady Dexterity championship
Not awarded

12. Mug Rally Championship
No events held

13. Organizer’s champion
Not awarded

14. Marshal’s champion:
1. Tom Williams   1750      2nd. Chrisetta Beckford    1300     3rd. Chris Sunderland     1050

15. Navigational Rally team championship
No events held

16. Stages Rally Team Championship.
1. Matthew Gore/Raymond Farquharson    840
2. Alan Chen/Marcia Dawes                      480
3. Macklin Peterkin/Wayne Chuck             355

17. Stages rally Driver Overall championship
1. Matthew Gore   840   2. Thomas Hall      600   3. Alan Chen   480

18. Stages rally Co-Driver Overall championship:
1. Raymond Farquharson   840   2. Rameses McGregor     520   3. Marcia Dawes   480

19. Stages Rally Class driver champions:
JN2: Jason Lawson      100
JA2: 1. Mathhew Gore   350   2. Kyle Gregg   150   3. Daryl King      130
JA3: 1. Christopher McFarlane  130    2. Sebastian Rae 70   3. Keith Saunders   50
JA4: Thomas Hall      220   2. Alan Chen   140
JN8: Jeffrey Panton      130   2. Spencer Whittingham 60  3. Macklin Peterkin  50
JA8: Macklin Peterkin   110
JA9: Gary Gregg   80

20. Stages Rally Class Co-Driver champions:
JN2: 1. Katryna Lawson   100
JA2: 1. Raymond Farquharson  350   2. Robert Bahadoursingh   210    3. Mike Fennel Jr. 130
JA3: 1. Wayne Piper   130   2. Rameses McGregor      70   3. Sean Pierre      50
JA4: 1. Marcia Dawes   140   2. Dmitre Dawkins      110   3. Marcel Brandon   60
JN8: 1. Michael Fennel Jr. 130 2. Andrew Balbour      50   2. Wayne Chuck   50
JA8: 1. Wayne Chuck   110   2. Winston Dawson      50
JA9: 1. Hugh Hutchinson   80   2. Sean Williams   70

21. Stages Rally 2WD driver champion:
1. Matthew Gore   18   2. Thomas Hall      11   3. Kyle Gregg/Alan Chen   10

22. Stages rally 2WD co-driver champion:
1. Raymond Farquharson  18   2. Rameses McGregor     16  3. Marcia Dawes/Michael Fennel Jr. 10

23. Stages Rally entrants team championship
None eligible

Photos by Omar Munroe, Blista Inc and Marlon Chin

The Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club (JMMC) brought the curtains down on its 2011 motorsports season when in association with the Montego Bay Motoring Club, they staged a successful Wet & Slide Dexterity #5 at the upscale Whitter Village Shopping Centre in Ironshore, Montego Bay on Tuesday, December 27, 2011.

The event got off to a 5pm start, with 27 competitors taking to the track laid out by clerk of the course Pernell Fitz-Coy. The tarmac surface was properly wet before each of the three single lap runs, with the competitors having a reverse grid for the 2nd run and then drawing numbers for the run order of the third. Before the two lap championship run, a 4×1 team relay was run with a merged Team Challenger/Mad Dem going up against Team Westslide in a best of three format.

Top Spot.

Ivan Lee driving the Team Challenger Garage Toyota Corolla SR5 “Blackbird” copped the fastest time of the event, posting a 1.20.78 in his 3rd run. Ivan had flown in from Mexico specifically for the event, and upset 2011 Overall Dexterity Championship winner Maurice “Worl Boss” Whittingham, the latter placing 2nd ahead of Cleve “Cutta Hype” Ottey in 3rd place.

Ameer Johnson in the Team Mad Dem Racing/Cars Rehab Toyota Corolla Levin rally car won the FWD LSD class ahead on Team Challenger’s Richard Chan in a Toyota Starlet.

Multiple Dexterity class champion Christopher “Teach” MacFarlane again copped the win of the front wheel drive class at the event and also won the class championship for 2011, driving a 2012 Mitsubishi ASX, ahead of Dean “Duct Tape” Corrodus in a Toyota Corolla and Kevin “Bruksport Racing” Watson in the fabric Smart Suzuki Swift GTi.

Garth Chin who hails from Kingston got the better of the Munroe brothers in their year-long battle in the rear wheel drive class. Driving a Mercedes Benz 190e, Chin posted a best time of 1.34.49 to outclass his rivals Shane and Omar who posted best times of  1.40.12 and 1.504.92 in similar Toyota Altezzas.

Championship run.

In the 2 lap championship run, Whittingham redeemed himself and won 1st place with a scorching 2.18.68, followed by team-mate Ameer Johnson in a time of 2.20.18 and Ivan Lee in 3rd place a shade behind in 1.20.85.

Wet & Slide JMMC/MBMC Dexterity #5, Tuesday December 27, 2011.

1st run   2nd run   3rd run   Best Time

RWD LSD

1. Ivan Lee   Toyota Corolla SR5   1.26.24   1.31.17   1.20.78   1.20.78

2. Maurice Whittingham   Toyota Starlet   DNF   1.25.50   1.22.77   1.22.77

3. Cleve Ottey   Toyota Starlet   1.26.46   1.24.54   1.23.80   1.23.80

4. Sanjay Singh   Toyota Starlet   DNF   1.38.48   1.25.57   1.25.57

5. Salvador Davis   Toyota Corolla   DNF   1.31.60   1.27.03   1.27.03

6. Dennis Bicarie   Toyota Starlet   DNF   1.28.36   1.27.32   1.27.32

7. Jamar Kinkaid   Toyota Corolla   1.30.24   1.27.66   1.31.80   1.27.66

8. Kingsley Scott   Toyota Corolla DX   1.45.79   1.37.19   1.40.26   1.37.19

9. Patrick Gore   Toyota Corolla SR5   1.41.32   1.38.52   DNS   1.38.52

10. Andrew Hessing   Toyota Corolla SR5   1.39.98   DNF   1.51.03   1.39.98

11. Christopher Scott   Toyota Corolla   DNF   1.45.18   DNF   1.45.18

12. Ricardo Scott   Toyota Corolla    DNF   DNF   1.45.26   1.45.26

13. Jason Shaw   Toyota Pickup   2.16.32   1.56.96   1.50.97   1.50.97

14. Terri Stubbs   Toyota Corolla SR5   1.52.10   2.01.96   DNS   1.52.10

15. Ian Wright   Toyota Tacoma   DNF   DNF   DNF   DNF

RWD

1. Garth Chin   Mercedes Benz 190e   1.53.11   1.41.32   1.34.49   1.34.49

2. Shane Munroe   Toyota Altezza   1.48.74   1.40.12   1.40.20   1.40.12

3. Omar Munroe   Toyota Altezza   DNF   1.54.92   1.58.12   1.54.92

FWD LSD

1. Ameer Johnson   Toyota Corolla Levin   1.36.81   DNF   1.25.07   1.25.07

2. Richard Chan   Toyota Starlet   1.32.80   1.32.46   1.33.14   1.32.46

3. Owen Campbell   Honda Civic   2.27.66   2.04.71   2.01.11   2.01.11

FWD

1. Christopher McFarlane   Mitsubishi ASX   1.29.72   1.30.96   1.26.44   1.26.44

2. Dean Corrodus   Toyota Corolla   1.29.51   1.30.76   1.28.60   1.28.60

3. Kevin Watson   Suzuki Swift Gti   1.41.58   1.32.32   1.39.34   1.32.32

4. Douglas Gore   VW Jetta   DNF   1.33.47   DNS   1.33.47

5. Derrick Shim   Suzuki Swift Gti   DNF   1.53.64   1.52.09   1.52.09

Championship run

1. Maurice Whittingham      2.18.68

2. Ameer Johnson      2.20.18

3. Ivan Lee      2.20.85

4. Christopher McFarlane      2.22.61

5. Cleve Ottey      2.37.32

6. Kevin Watson 2.38.26

7. Kingsley Scott      2.41.63

Fastest Overall and fastest 2WD   Ivan Lee

“Pon di Belly” Lowest car competition winner: Denham Howden, Audi TT.

Slippery Wen Wett, JMMC Dexterity #4 report & results

The Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club continued it’s drive towards conducting multiple motorsports events across the island when they held the fourth installment of the national dexterity championships at Pines Plaza, Junction, St. Elizabeth on Sunday, December 11, bringing motorsports entertainment once again to the speed loving south coast crowd that have made that venue arguably the most popular in recent times.

Made possible with the assistance of Kinkaid’s Cellular, Tyre Warehouse, KFC, Tru Juice, The Automotive Performance Centre Ltd., Scott’s Auto and ATL Automotive, the penultimate event saw all the leading championship contenders competing for overall honors, but there was a surprise in store as out of the blue, the traditional top finishers were all upstaged by a relative newcomer.

Overall victory.
Ameer Johnson, driving the Team mad Dem Toyota Corolla Levin rally car in the front wheel drive with limited slip differential (FWD LSD) class, posted the fastest overall and fastest two wheel drive time of the event in the single lap runs of 1min.00.01 secs, just milliseconds ahead of multiple dexterity champions Christopher “Teach” McFarlane (1.00.04) and Maurice “Whitty” Whittingham (1.00.67) in the front wheel drive (FWD) and rear wheel drive with limited slip differential (RWD LSD) classes respectively.

Rear Wheel Drive with LSD
In this the most populous class that saw 17 competitors entered in the class that displays the most flamboyant and crowd pleasing drivers, 1st place was again the domain of Whittingham as previously mentioned, while 2nd place was taken by veteran Christopher “Chippy” Addison in the immaculately prepared Kinkaid’s Cellular Toyota Corolla SR5, with Cleve “Cutta Hype” Ottey rounding out the top three.

Multiple Champion
Multiple class champion Christopher “Teach” McFarlane was the sole entrant in the front wheel drive class, but notwithstanding the lack of competition, his winning time was good for 2nd overall, proving that the competition in this genre of the sport is really against the clock more than anything or anyone else.

Championship Run.
Accumulating a total points tally now of 72 points with his third place in the two lap championship run, Maurice Whittingham has again wrapped up another overall dexterity championship, having won titles on occasions too many to list here. Upstaging him for the win of this round was McFarlane who posted a winning time of 2 min.02.33 secs. and arch rival Ottey who captured 2nd spot by stopping the clocks at 2 min.03.03secs. to Whittingham’s 2 min.05.65 secs.

The 2011 national dexterity championship series culminates on Tuesday, December 27 at Whitter Village in Ironshore, Montego Bay with the staging of Wet ‘n Slide, the Go green Edition, starting at 3pm.

Name                        Car            1st run 2nd run 3rd run Best Time

RWD LSD

1. Maurice Whittingham Toyota Starlet 1.01.70 1.00.67 1.03.61 1.00.67

2. Christopher Addison Toyota Corolla SR5 1.00.92 1.01.59 1.00.78 1.00.78

3. Cleve Ottey Toyota Starlet 1.05.57 DNF 1.01.46 1.01.46

4. Jamar Kinkaid Toyota Corolla 1.01.74 1.05.43 1.02.59 1.01.74

5. Christopher Scott Toyota Corolla 1.04.98 1.17.00 1.06.21 1.04.98

6. Salvador Davis Toyota Corolla 1.13.39 1.05.21 1.13.56 1.05.21

7. Randall Singh Toyota Corolla DX 1.05.62 1.110.29 1.07.73 1.05.62

8. Dennis Bicarie Toyota Starlet DNF 1.08.34 1.06.50 1.06.50

9. Sanjay Singh Toyota Corolla DX 1.07.76 1.06.78 DNF 1.06.78

10. Marcus Barnes Toyota Corolla GTS 1.16.74 1.16.56 1.09.46 1.09.46

11. Gary Ellis Toyota Corolla DX 1.11.38 1.26.65 1.17.66 1.11.38

12. Mark Thompson Nissan 240 SX 1.18.47 1.13.51 1.18.16 1.13.51

13. Roger Lewison Nissan Silvia 1.22.72 1.23.71 1.14.71 1.14.71

14. Kingsley Scott Toyota Corolla DX 1.15.64 1.15.76 1.45.00 1.15.64

15. Patrick Smith Toyota Corolla DX 1.17.15 1.23.40 1.21.74 1.17.15

16. Shane Rhoomes Nissan 300 ZX 1.49.13 DNS DNS 1.49.13

17. Mark Lim Nissan Silvia S14 DNF DNS DNS DNF

FWD LSD

1. Ameer Johnson Toyota Corolla Levin 1.00.01 1.00.05 1.00.67 1.00.05

2. Courtney Wilson Mitsubishi Lancer GT 1.10.26 DNS DNS 1.10.26

FWD

1. Christopher McFarlane Mitsubishi ASX DNS 1.04.43 1.00.04 1.00.04

Championship run

1. Christopher McFarlane 2.02.33

2. Cleve Ottey 2.03.03

3. Maurice Whittingham 2.05.65

4. Christopher Addison 2.10.44

5. Salvador Davis 2.14.75

6. Sanjay Singh 2.16.31

7. Marcus Barnes 2.21.74

8. Gary Ellis 2.23.10

9. Randall Singh 2.25.03

10. Kingsley Scott 2.26.74

Fastest Overall and fastest 2WD Ameer Johnson

4×1 Relay winner Team Mad Dem

Maurice Whittingham

Marcus Barnes

Christopher McFarlane

Ameer Johnson

NAMES	Total
Kyle Gregg	930
Matthew Gore	660
Maurice Whittingham	570
Jordan Powell	480
Keith Saunders	470
Daryl King	370
Thomas Hall	280
Alan Chen	260
Robert Singh	240
Gary Gregg	240
Dwain Gayle	220
Sebastian Rae	220
Dean Corrodus	200
Andy Williams	190
Randall Singh	170
Tony Fu	170
Christopher Mcfarlane	130
Jerrrey Panton	130
Alejo Lee	120
Spencer Whittingham	120
James March	110
Leroy Spence	110
Richard Rerrie	110
Macklin Peterkin	110
Jason Lawson	100
Nigel Wilmott	90
Dion Gardner	80
Tarik Minott	80
Lesile Madden	70
Kenji Lee	60
Andrew Balbour	50
Chris Scott	40
Benji Hodara	30
Junior Barnes	10