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Trinidad & Tobago teenager Isa Deen stood on each step of the podium at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (September 2) to end the day top points-scorer in round three of the Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup (RCC). Deen’s victory in race three followed those of fellow-countryman Kristian Boodoosingh and Mark Maloney of Barbados in the earlier encounters, in which he had already finished second and third. Despite failing to add to his tally of two wins each in the earlier rounds, Maloney’s brother Stuart still leads the regional series ahead of the final round in Guyana in November. Article: ROBIN BRADFORD • Photos: GERRARD WILSON

Team T&T's Qualifiers
Marc Gill of Trinidad & Tobago has taken pole position after the Saturday Qualifying sessions today at Bushy Park, Barbados with a 1:10.106 time ahead of teammate Justin Sanguinette who also put down a blistering 1:10.397 time for the front row lockout in CMRC Group 2. They are followed by Guyana’s Rameez Mohammed and Tyrone Martindale who lapped in the 1:12.9 range. T&T’s Aqeeb Ali and Darryl Ali have qualified in 5th and 6th positions, respectively, to contend for valuable country points.

It was Day Two of the 2018 edition of the Caribbean Motor Racing Championship (CMRC). The air and grounds were damp and I was just polishing off a hot, tasty piece of fried chicken from Bar-B-Que Boyz at the back of the stands on the pit side of the track. Just then, I heard the announcement of the final Radical Caribbean Cup (RCC) race of the day!