TTMF has been pretty consistent with events this year given the Wallerfield usage upset, this event particularly proving that the circuit racing train will keep on chugging.
Photography by Devi Nath
TTASA with some help from the TTMF held the first ever Cancer Benefit 3 hour Endurance race.
Photography by Devendra Nath
It was promised that this circuit meet would be one of the best ever on local soil, and anyone present would tell you it did not disappoint. This meet had everything – major accidents, close racing, superb passing, and beautiful girls!!
8 Teams from B'dos on the way, Guyana bows out..."To each his/her own" - a statement that has been uttered throughout time to reflect the different opinions we as individuals possess, allowing us to respect each other's views and standpoints. In the automotive fraternity, this quote takes on a new meaning.
Everyone has been interested in some form of 'car stuff' in one way or another, whether referring to car shows or full-fledged racing. Within the racing arena itself, there are always contrasting views as to which is best, varying from discussions about FWD, RWD or AWD to the best engine setup. There has also been debate as to which aspect of racing is more exciting to watch; the raw power and straight line speed in drags, or the driver skill and handling aspect of solodex.
Kick-off to the 2005 series brought some new machines to the starting grid. Can we look forward to seeing an insurgence of AWD power on the circuit track?
