Central Jamaica is in for an adventure next weekend, November 6th 2011. Why? That is where the 6th and final in the Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club’s national dirt sprint championship series will be held, just outside of Santa Cruz. The journey to get there is interesting to say the least, and you will feel as if you are travelling to the end of ….however the venue is so worth it. Amongst the rolling hills is an interesting track with a number of tight corners and short straights, so the drivers had better be on top form to negotiate it and win their points for the Dirt Sprint Drivers Championship for 2011.
Kyle Gregg Matthew Gore Daryl King
There are several spectator friendly spots amongst the many trees that grace this beautiful property and to make things even more special there is a natural swimming pool and river. What more can you really want in a day out…Cars…River…great food and the usual banter of the motorsports fanatics.
We are expecting a great turnout for this event as it is the last dirt sprint for the year and it will be the deciding event for the Sprint Champion for 2011, we expect to see Kyle Gregg in his high powered Honda Civic fighting to the bitter end with the likes of Matthew Gore, Maurice Whittingham, Jordan Powell, Daryl King, Keith “Slicks” Saunders to name a few……Who shall be crowned the winner?
How to get there:
When heading west into Santa Cruz from the Mandeville side, turn right into the Olive Park housing development. If coming from the western end, it will be the 3rd left turn after passing the Total Service Station after STETHS.
Proceed uphill through the residential neighbourhood straight past the roundabout and then turn left at the end of the road. You will follow that road, turning right after passing through a cross drain and eventually you will reach a dug out marl pit with decent subdivision roads but no houses.
Drive through that and then make the next right onto the local road.
Go downhill past a yellow church on the left then make the next left turn and you are on the final leg of the journey.
Don’t be discouraged as the road narrows, but continue for about 1/2 mile and then the track is on the left.
JMMC 2011 Sprint #6
ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS
This event is sanctioned by the Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club (JMMC) and held under the present Code and under the Present Motor Sports Rules and Regulations of the JMMC. This event is open to all members in good standing of the JMMC and its affiliate clubs.
PERMIT#
NAME OF EVENT Brighton River Run, JMMC Dirt Sprint # 6
VENUE Brighton, Santa Cruz, St. Elizabeth
TIME 11:00am, Sunday, Nov 6, 2011,
TECH INSPECTION & SIGN IN 10:00 – 10.30 am. Sunday, Nov 6, 2011 in paddock area.
DRIVERS MEETING 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Nov 6, 2011 at timing tent.
TYPE OF EVENT Dirt Sprint – two lap qualifying runs. Three laps Championship Run
Timing Stopwatch
TROPHIES As per JMMC rules governing sprints for 2011. Quads will be awarded trophies for first second and third overall
ENTRY FEE $3000 incl. of insurance. Quads $2000.00 entry fee. All cheques payable to The Jamaica Millennium Motoring Club.
ENTRIES OPEN: 9:00 am. Sunday, Nov 6, 2011.
ENTRIES CLOSE: 10:30 am, Sunday, Nov 6, 2011.
Official Notice board Beside timing tent at start/finish line.
Event officials
ORGANISER Dean Corrodus (361-9800)
SECRETARY Rosemarie Jadusingh (381-5307)
STEWARDS Chief Steward: Peter Clarke
Steward: Mark Evans & Chris Sutherland
CLERK OF THE COURSE Dean Corrodus (361-9800)
Scrutineer Corey Walters
SCORER Marcia Dawes-Lamey 434-1755
AMBULANCE Gentle Care Ambulance Service (847-1737)
INSURANCE Thwaites, Finson & Sharpe/JIIC
DOCTOR TBA
GENERAL INFORMATION
RESULTS Posted ½ hour after final run.
JMMC issued Competition license for 2011 must be presented at event.
Approved safety gear is mandatory. Log Books will be checked at scrutineering.
Quad Bikes riders are reminded that full safety gear is mandatory.
Street car classes will be run.
Requirements are:
• Road worthy vehicle
• working fire extinguisher
• approved driving suit and helmet
• Several chicanes are placed on the course for the street car class at or before the braking zone of the faster corners.
The street car classes will be further divided as: 1. Four wheel drive (4WD)
2. Forced induction two wheel drive
3. Naturally aspirated two wheel drive.
