GMR&SC 2000 International Race of Champions Program by Bryan Max Media

USA

CANADA

JAMAICA

BARBADOS

GUYANA

GUYANA MOTOR RACING AND SPORTS CLUB LTD. AGENTS IN GUYANA: ~

John Fe'4'~~e8I..~d. 24 Water Street., Georgetown, Guyana

Tel: 73344, 73350, 73363, 6884 61506,63241/2 Fax: 592 2 61881/

"Where Expenence is A/wtIys At Your Senil "

Bankers: Bank of Nova Scotl I

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182 Quamina Street, South Cumming hu TEL:51777,65314·5 E'bo: 071 4062/

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On behalf of the GMR&SC, I extend a warm welcome to everyone present, especially the competitors, mechanics and the many visiting race fans from Canada, U.S.A, Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago. A special welcome to all our Government Officials who continue to provide the necessary support and encouragement which has ensured that Guyana continues to be the Mecca for motor racing in the Caribbean. I take this opportunity to acknowledge the very significant contributions of our main sponsors GUYANA AIRWAYS 2000, BERNUTH SHIPPING and TECMARINE. along with the various sponsors of the race events. To our dedicated marshals, officials, doctors, nurses, competitors, committee and club members, The Guyana Defence Force, The Guyana Police Force, The Civil Aviation Department and the numerous organisations and individuals who have assisted in making this event possible, Iextend our most sincere appreciation and thanks. I also look forward to the usual co-operation and support of all present today, in ensuring a safe and enjoyable day of racing activities. At the end of the day, please take the greatest of care and caution in returning safely to your homes.

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Yours in sport, Stanley Ming

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Hotel

A few minutes away from the city area; 77 rooms, convention centre, carrental. Parkway Hotel 4 Main Street, New Amsterdam, Berbke Tel. 03-3928; fax 03-2028

The county's finest hotel. Modern self-contained airconditioned rooms. Restaurant and dining lounge with 24-hour service and security. (onference facility for up to 60 persons. *Prairie Hotel 11 South Half Coverden, East Bank Demerara Tel. 61-2260; fax 61-2259 E-mail: prairieintl@solutions2000.(om

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Tour Operator/Baganara Island Resort; all-inclusive package, big or small, includingtransfer from airport,

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Rshing, trekking and nature hikes.

Ih bor. danawa Ranch oullt Rupununllvia lethem) c/o Wlldorness Explorers, 61 Hadfield & Cross Streets, Georgetown ll. 77698/ 77698; fax 62085 -mell. wlldornoss-explorers@solutions2000.net Wobslto: www.lnlorknowledge.(om/guyana/wilderness

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Visit the beautiful Lake Mainstay Resort on th, fssequibo (oast. Swim or frolicon the beach or relax in air-conditioned cabins. (ourteous/friend/r. staff. Rates USS40, USS60, USS75.00.

Toucan Guest House 17 Kastev, Meten-Meer-Zorg, West Coast Demerora TeUfax 068-2408 E-mail: toucan-s@networksgy.com

1,700 sq. miles of vast savannah cattle country. Surrounded by the pristine rainforest of the Kanuku mountains. Home of the vaquero, harpy, iaguar allof nature's pricelesstreasures.

Lu Lu's Wilderness Warunana, Tacoma, Berbke Tel./fax 66208

Suitable accommodation with swimming pool- and magnificent view of the Atlantic Ocean.FirstGuyanese Heritage Museum and day trips to most parts of Guyana. Perfed venue for allfunctions.

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Discover 7,000 Qcres of natural beauty. Guyana's breathtaking site for complete relaxation and enioyment. Open savannah, creeks, horse-riding, we say no more. (ome and experience the wilderness.

Zen's Plaza 42 Second Avenue, Bartko Tel. 05-2441; fax 05-2316

Hotel, restaurant and bar.

THA G Interior Resorts & Lodges Arrowpoint c/o 101 Cummings Street, Bourdo, Georgetown Tel. 59648; fax 59646 E-moil: ral@roraimaairways.com

If I II lunO of Indoor and outdoor activities. Come _Illot our lagoon, take a dip in the creek or lime at

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Six exclusive self-contained rooms and one family suite. Offering day trips by iet boat to exciting, beautiful locationsinMazaruni and (uyuni Rivers. *Cabanas Madagabar C/o lot 3 Oleander Gardens, ECD, Tel: 022-3792; fax: 022-3790 located 35 miles from Georgetown, nestled on 75 acres of land along the linden Highway, this resort

Iwokrama International Center for Rainforest Conservation and Development (Essequibo) c/o 67 Bel Air Road, Bel Air, Georgetown Tel. 51504, 57144; fax 59199 E-mail: iwokrama@guyana.net.gy

Iwokrama is a non-profit international organisation rledicated to the idea that conservation and sustainable development of tropical rainforest can only proceed with the active and equitable participationof communities. Karanambu Ranch Karanambu Ivia lethem), Rupununi, Guyana Tel. 77698/ 62085; fax 62085 E-mail: wilderness-explorers@solutions2000.net Website: www.interknowledge.(om/guyana/wilderness

A cluster of thatched houses on a remote savannah fringed by flooded forest, on the Rupununi river. A rehabilitation refuge for giant otters. Teeming bird and aquaticlife, black caiman, giant waterlilies. Kwebanna Tel. 54483/4; fax 60532

Resort

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Set in pristine rain forest. Boat-trekking, birdwatching, fishing and waterfalls. Rock View Lodge Annai North Rupununi Tel. 65412; fax 55310 E-mail: evrg@solutions2000.net

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boutiques

Tel. 57577

Sidewalk

Lifestyles

Hibiscus Plaza

176 Middle Street, Georgetown Tel. 70152; fax 70210

87 Barrack Street, Georgetown Tel. 72845

North Road, Lacytown Hibiscus Plaza is on arcade of 24 small cralt shops. Available here isan excellent selection of leathemalt, basketry, wooden bowls, jewellery, pottery, paintings and sculpture. There is even some nibbi furnituro available here. It is centrally located just outside tho main entrance olthe GPO.

Nanda's

Elegant Style

47 Sheriff & John Streets, Campbellville Tel. 78626; fox 54550 Clairan's

The Players Club

Hotel Tower, 74 Main Street, Georgetown Tel. 72011/5; fax 56021

134 Church Street, South Cummingsburg, Georgetown Tel. 70618

Sunflower

The Sheriff Night Club

Spectrum

Night Club & Bar

229 Cummings Street, Bourda, Georgetown Tol. 56433

10 Sheriff Street, Campbellville, Georgetown Tel. 60283

The Zone Sports Bar & Pub

Houseproud

134 Church Street Georgetown Tel. 59419 The Village

Enjoy drinks from the largest whiskey selection in town and sample the only authentic Dublin-made Guinness available this side of the Atlantic.

Cafe & Jazz Club

6 Avenue of the Republic, Georgetown Tel. 71681 Margarita

Couture

Gift Shop

Middle & Thomas Streets, Georgetown

92 Middle Street, N. Cummingsburg, Georgetown Tel. 63966

Craft shops

Orleane

Chung Craft Enterprises

13 Republic Avenue, linden Tel. 04-2028

215 Camp Street, N. Cummingsburg, Georgetown Tel. 51370 North Rood (front of GPO Building), Georgetown Tel. 64716

The Gift Centre 46 Hadfield Street & Boyle Place, Georgetown

Craft Plus

Tours 'N' Things

Dubllner

Pub

176 Middle & Waterloo Streets, Georgetown Tel. 61612/4; fox 61541 E-mail: carasultes@corahotels.com Intimate and exdusive, our traditional Irish pub.

232 Middle Street, Georgetown Tel. 55505

Restaurants Beauty & Craft Shop Barrow's Restaurant & Lounge 82 Manni Street, Mackenzie, linden Tel. 50927, 4-6799, 4-6790 E-mail: dunbarr@solutions2000.net Restaurant with small accommodation facility.

Tel. 52609; fox 50360

Main Street Cafe Hotel Tower

74-75 Main Street, Georgetown Tel. 7201144 Fox 56021

Brown's Cafe

266 Middle & Thomas Streets, Georgetown Tel. 55790 Creations

Craft Ltd.

7A Woter Street, South Cummingsburg, Georgetown Tel. 70472, 60Q73; fox 70472 Gaycraft

29 Main Street, S. Cummingsburg, Georgetown

Hotel Tower, 74 Main Street, Georgetown Tel. 77698; fox 62085 E-mail: wilderness-explorers@solutions2000.net Tours throughout Guyana. Charters and schedulod flights. UPS Courier. Business Centre: fox, word processing, internet access, e-mail, stationery. Gilt Centre: cameras and films, hand-painted dothing, TÂˇ shirts, postcords, art, jewellery,local produce.

Bars & Nightclubs Club Blue Note

202 Camp Street, South Cummingsburg, Georgetown Tel. 60989 Courida Bar

Le Meridien Pegasus Hotel, Seawall Road,

Kingstown, Georgetown Tel. 52853/9; fax 53703 Palm Court

35 Main Street, Georgetown Tel. 70008/9; fox 57938

Le Meridien

Pegasus Hotel

Seawall Rood, Kingston, Georgetown Tel. 52853/9 Fox 53703

New Thriving Restaurant

Chinese

165 Barr Street, Kitty Tel. 65711, 76477

Cazabon

Palm Court Restaurant

Hotel Tower, 74-75 Main Street, Georgetown Tal. 72011/4 Fax 56021

35 Main Street, Georgetown Tel. 70008-9 Fax 57938

Del Casa Restaurant

232 Middle Street, South Cummingsburg, Goorgetown Tel. 70503, 70483 I Dorado Restaurant

L M rldien Pegasus Hotel, Seawall Rood, Kingston, orgolown I. 52853/9 Ox 3703

Rose Bud Cafeteria

Fogarty's Building, 34-37 Water Street, Georgetown Tel. 58351 Enjoy the widest range of creole and other breakfasts, snacks, lunches and desserts. Sidewalk

Cafe

176 Middle Street, Georgetown

Tel. 70152 Fax 70210 ShuHers Restaurant

Main Street Plaza Hotel, 45 Main Street, North Cummingsburg, Georgetown . Tel. 55575, 57801 Fax 57666 The BoHle Bar & Restaurant

294 Quamina Street, Georgetown Tel. 55301 i fax 55310

E-mail: caralodge@carahotels.com Recognised as the best restaurant 111 UYUI1U, II dazzling display of antiquo Dutch b01l1 encapsulates Guyana's rich and varied history. II atmosphere is the perfect setting for onloyllll! Guyanese international cuisine. The Caribbean

~~~"~ over the intervening 45 years the story of racing machines has been one of the great improvements in science and technology but also one of ingenuity, determination, hard work, and ohen great bravery. Machines which have raced at South Dakota range from the humble "Norman Nippy" 50 CCtwo-stroke moped of the late '50s to the lire-breathing 3 litre Porsche 911 olthe Puerto Rican .team in 1974, to the 5 litre "Beast", built in Guyana and driven in anger by Eric Vieira to tWo successive victories in 1970 and 1971. There have been many examples of ingenuity. The meticulous engine building by Johnny Tyrell, his constant search for newer and faster parts, his meticulous attention to detail (and his brilliant riding) made him a constant champion in the '50s and early 60's. Johnny used to build his Honda 250 motorcyde engines upstairs in his house on the proverbial kitchen table, where everything was of operating room cleanliness. The Seibs brothers set a standard for high engineering and preparation with their ParkSpeed Minis in the early 70's, to such an extent that the cars came to the circuit in resplendent white, won their races and went bock home on the trailer without any repairs or rebuilds being necessary. Terry Angoy who drove the ParkSpeed Minis was equally brilliant and meticulous. Philip DeFreitas built his Central Garage Viva to the highest standards of the day, using Tecolemit-Jackson fuel injection and revving the Vauxhall 2 litre engine to 9,000 rpm where it produced better than 200 BHP. Butthe absolute king of highÂˇtech and high intelligence was undoubtedly Sam Cyrus who was behind every important victory, local and foreign in the 1970s and early '80s. Once, when the English team could not get their Escort (which had just token the British Saloon Car Championship) 10 run well at South Dakota, Sam insisted on putting a different grade of Spark Plug into every cylinder. This was an unheordof piece of effrontery. Butthe Escort went out on full song, making

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&1toett beautiful music, and won its race. When the bewildered English mechanics asked Sam why he had done such an unusual thing he said, "Eh,Eh, you don't wake up feeling the some way every morning, so why should every cylinder use the same plug when he ain't feeling the same way?" Behind the casual banter lay the best engineering mind that Motor Racing has seen in Guyana. Sam knew engines, suspensions and tyres, and before that he was one of the mast feared saloon car drivers, racing the Vauxhall VX490 on two wheels through the Gooseneck. The decades of the 80's and '90s have seen the arrival of high-teth, the spectacularly loud and fast Mazda Rotaries of Ray Rahaman and Andrew King, the screaming custom-built reciprocating engine of Jad Rahaman's Escort, and the unbelievable power of the 750 motorcycles. High-technology has taken the rev limit of ForÂˇmula One engines from 11,000 rpm to 17,000 rpm, while the biggest story of all, tyre technology, has made the impassible possible. It is said that you cannot lose a 750 motorcycle unless you are lliilll' putting the power to it in a turn. Ifyou are running out of road just lean it down lower! If the technology and engineering have improved by leaps and bounds, skills and bravery have always been a part of South Dakota. Forty five years ago, Roy Chabrol, racing a BSA Gold Star at high speedon the long circuit won his race with one leg stretched out behind him on the saddle, having broken his foot-rest in a fall earlier in the race; and the sight of Andrew King or one of the Rahaman brothers approaching the Clubhouse Bend like a guided missile, the car shuddering and protesting, wisps of blue smoke from the brakes and tyres, reflexes and nerves tested to the limit, will always inspire awe and admiration for decades to come. GeorgeJardim Oct31st2000

TRIBUTE TO Alfred Chen came out on the motor racing scene in the early seventies at Vernam Field and raced competitively under the auspices of the Jamaica Motor Racing Association, an organisation that was founded by his friend, Hilary Jardine. He was the first Jamaican to have brought into this country a fully modified Tube Frame Ford Escort that caughtthe full attention ofthe Vernam Field patrons. At that venue, he raced several times and successfully against greats such as Billy Blackledge, the late Cornel D'Oyen, Peter and Paul Moodie, Leslie Ashman, Neil Gore, George Sherwood, David Kerr and Richard Machado, to name a few, as well as many racers from overseas. . After the demise of circuit racing at Vernam Field in 1980, he wanting to continue his racing career, single handedly and at the controls of his bulldozer built the Dover Raceway Track. He together with Patty Wong, Junior Lincoln and Richard "Dickie" Crawford established the Motor Sports Jamaica Limited and in December 1989 on a newly paved 1.6 mile track, held the first circuit race meet that experienced the largest crowd ever to attend Dover Raceway. Since then, Dover Raceway has been providing and continues to provide excitement and entertainment for thousands of Jamaicans thanks to his philanthropy and love for motor racing. Alfred also raced at his backyard track, the famous Dover Raceway, and was a force to be reckoned with as can be testified by David Summerbell Jnr., Peter Rae, Chris Issa, Peter "Bull" Thompson, Steve Sirgany and his close friend Gerald Rhoden among others. He brought lots of exotic racing cars to the island that raised the eyebrows of many and lifted the standards of racing not only in Jamaica, but also in the Caribbean. It was Alfred Chen and Hilary Jardine who revived the Caribbean Motor Racing Championship Series, thus enabling David Summerbell Jnr. to be crowned the Caribbean Champion and Jamaica the Champion Country in 1998. Wanting to help the people in his area, he gave up competitive racing and entered politics and in the short stint in the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) established himself as someone with great potential for high office in that organisation. His leadership quality could have made a difference to the people in his constituency. Alfred will undoubtedly be missed by the many people in his constituency that he served and especially the Motor Racing fraternity in Jamaica and the English Speaking Caribbean. On behalf of all avid Motor Racers and fans, we express our sincere sympathy to his farnilv and relatives.

ATTENTION ALL SPECTATORS!! o

Unofficial motorcycle racing was being done by a group of enthusiasts who love the sport and would race along the SeawaliNlissengen Road, and the long stretch at Thomas Lands, when Sergeant Bram, Sergeant Williams and Inspector Claire of the British Guiana Police Force Traffic Department was not around Names like late Roy Shabrol, Eric Vieira, Neil Savory, Desmond Basil, Malcolm Andrade, Max Jardim, Alfred & Alvro Gouveia, Mario Mendonca, Mark Steele, Noel Foster, Herman & Eddie Danrade, Peter Jardim, Hashim Hack, Yusuf Ali, Roddy Toochung, Joe Mendes, David Foo, Trevor Mendes, Hillary Jardine, Dennis Ferreira, Naz Sabga, Gary & Ivor King, Dennis Fletcher, Jackie Gouveia, Joe Gouveia, Henry Fitt and many more. Most of the above names traveled to Sixty Three Beach, Courentyne, every Easter weekend to part take or follow the boys who were racing. At that time the East Coast Road was two strips of cement along the middle of the road and red burnt earth on either side of the road. By the time you arrive at Rosegnol, you were covered with red dust from head to toe after several hours of riding this long, very rough terrain. Whenever you got a chance to get on to the cement strips, as this was as high as fourto six inches above the red road, you would. try to stay on as long as possible playing chicken with the on coming vehicles, but that was partofthefun. The British Guiana Motorcycle Club was started in 1956 by Eric Vieira and Mark Steele Mark's father Mr. Hector Steele was President, Mark was Vice President and Eric Vieira was Secretary. Neil Savory was Treasurer and Hillary Jardine was a Committee Member. B.G.M.C.C. held its first meeting on Sunday 17th November1957 atthe Bomber Dispersal Circuit, Atkinson Field. The participants were: Stanley Bernard, Johnny Lee, N. Perreira, I. Chang, C. DeSouza, V. DeAbreu, Johnny Terrill, David Chin-A-Loy, Max Jardim, Noel Foster, I. Santos, Errol Ten-Pow, Patrick Holder, Clive Holder, Hillary Jardine, Desmond Andrade, Alan Young, Carl Spence, B. Sabga, Roy Shabrol, J. Leca, R. Deca, Sharab Rahaman, J. Grant, H. Gomes, C. Ram jon, Dennis D'Carnbra, V. & L. DcAbreu, Mike Brassington, Joe & Frank Gouveia, Vernon Ranchrejee and Lloyd Ferreira. The second B.G.M.C.C. meeting at Atkinson Field, was on 20th April 1958 sawtorthefirsttime two entries from Barbados; Clarence Hill and Walter Johnson. And from the U.S.A. Norman IIlsey, who won the 125 cc class on a N.S.U. Johnny Terrill won the 250 cc class on a Husqvarna. Noel Foster won the 350 cc class on a B.S.A. And Roy Shabrol won the 500 cc class on a B.S.A. Joe Gouveia's double victory on an Itom. In 1959, a new set of bikers were seen along with some ofthe old chaps listed above. Motor car racing started at Atkinson Field in the early 60's with the following drivers; Mlax Jardirn, Eric Vieira, Johnny Shearne, Harry D'Nobreqa, Clive Betten-Court Gomes, Peter Williams, Rober White, Bunny Elphage, Ansari Rahaman, Cyril Angoy, Joe Gouveia and Sam Cyrus. We would like to apologise if we have left anyone out as we were only able to cover up to the tirl}.ewe all left Guyana.

PROHIBITED AREAS Prohibited areas notices identify sections of the ground where the public is not permitted. Any person found trespassing will be prosecuted by the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club. . ACCIDENTS Should there be an accident, do not interfere. This situation will be handled by the Marshall, doctors and RED CROSS AMBULANCE STAFF who are in attendance. ANIMALS Dogs and other pets will only be admitted to the circuit if they are kept on a leash. This rule will be enforced vigorously to safeguard both competitors and spectators. LITTER Please do not leave litter about the grounds; if you cannot see a proper receptacle, take nay rubbish home with you. WARNING Motor Racing is dangerous and you are at this meeting entirely at your own risk and subject to the conditions that all persons having any connection with the promotion and/or organisation and/or conduct of the meeting, including the owners of the lands and drivers and owners of vehicles, are absolved from any liability in respect of personal injury whether to you, or damage to your property howsoever caused. ,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST OF COMPANIES & INDIVIDUALS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE SUCCESS OF THE GMR&SC INTERNATIONAL RACE MEETING HELD ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2000 NAMES

CONTRIBUTION

ALL ATTENDING FANS ALL COMPETITORS ALL RACE OFFICIALS AINLIM Amin's Esso Service Station Anand Beharry BAKEWELL Banks DIH Ltd. Beharry Automotive Ltd. Bernuth Lines B K International Bounty Farm Ltd.

Your Support. Participation. Voluntary Services Radios. Sponsorship of a Group 1 Race. Assistance and Support. Sponsorship of a Group 3 Race. Monetary donation towards advertising. Sponsorship of all Group 2B Races. Shipping of Container Freight - Trinidad Sponsorship. Sponsorship of a Group 3 Race and Assistance & Support to the Canadian team. Chemicals for weeds. Sponsorship of a Group 1 Race. Assistance and Support.

Caribbean Chemicals Chester Fried Civil Aviation Department Clarkson Air } Crankshaft Inc. & } Larry's Liquid Love }

Sponsorship

of a Group 2A Race.

Dr. Rohan Jabour Dr. Guy Lowe Gandhi Youth Organization. GA2000 Georgetown Seafoods Guyana Bank of Trade & Industry Guyana Defence Force Guyana Fire Service GT&T Harris Paints Industrial Engineering Ltd. Igloo Palace John Fernandes Ltd. Kesh Saywack Kings Jewellery Le Meridien Pegasus Mazaruni Granite Products Mazda Mining Company Mines Services Ltd. Mings Products & Services Ltd. Palm Court Restaurant & Bar Red Cross Society Swiss House Cambio Tecmarine Tows 'R' Us Trans Guyana Airways Wieting & Richter Limited Wood Pecker Products SurenSingh

Medical Advice and Assistance. Medical Assistance. Gate Management. Main Sponsorship. Radios. Sponsorship of a Group 3 Race. Helicopter and Medical Team. Firemen Services. Sponsorship. Paint supplied for the Clubhouse. Scales and technical support. Sponsorship of a Chapp}, Motorcycle Race. Handling charges on Containers. Assistance &.Support. Sponsorship of an Unlimited Motorcycle Race. Sponsorship of a Group 2A Race. Sponsorship of a Group 2A Race. Ambulance & Team. Sponsorship of an Unlimited Motorcycle Race. Assistance and Support. Catering Services, Chairs & other assistance. First Aid On Track. Sponsorship of a Chappy Motorcycle Race. Shipping of Container Freight Barbados. Crash Truck Services. Medical Air Ambulance. Sponsorship of the Handicap Race. Sponsorship of a Chappy Motorcycle Race. Assistance and Support.

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NAMES Kit Nascimento Alana King Angelique de Groot Suzanne De Abreu Stewart Stevenson Johnny Carpenter Delmar Rogers Danny Ramchurjee & Team David Fernandes & Team Dereck Yan 7 Team Leslie Liu & Team Peter Peroune & Team Andy Velloza Dennis Gasphar Bert Carter Eon Caesar Norman Madhoo Suren Singh Winston Carr George Vanlewin Sharon Jordon Cheryl Gonsalves Carolann Correia & Team Dennis Jeffrey & Team Trevor Bento Anthony Bones Sydney Stafford Bernie Fernandes Wilbur Ming Lucy Shuffler Lenny Shuffler Mark Da Silva Phillip De Freitas Pat Holder Lloyd Piggot Brian Mc Intosh Avery Gomes Paul Mc Adam Stephen Fraser Anand Beharry Lloyd Fl,mg-A-Fat Dr. Rohan Jabour Dr. Guy Lew . Lydia Fraser & Team Chauncey Richmond & Team Sergeant Maxwell Price Sergeant Fisher Corporal Layne Lance Corporal Williams Orin West Dwayne Hawker Ronald Duncan

DESIGNATION Clerk of the Course Assistant Clerk of the Course Race Secretary Assistant Race Secretary Chief Track Marshall Mobile Marshall 1 Mobile Marshall 2 Corner 1 Corner 2 Corner 3 Corner 4 Corner 5 Chief Paddock Marshall Paddock Marshall - Entrance Paddock Marshall - Exit Paddock Marshall - Roaming Paddock Marshall - Roaming Chief Starter Start Line Assistant Start Line Assistant Results Coordinator Assistant Results Coordinator Lap Recorders Time-Keepers Chief Scrutineer Scrutineer Scrutineer Scrutineer Scrutineer Chief of Protocol Assistant Chief of Protocol Chief Observer Assistant Observer Assistant Observer Assistant Observer! Communications Officer PA Announcer PA Announcer PA Announcer Chief of Security Club House Manager Assistant Club House Manager Assistant Medical Officer Chief Medical Officer .Medical Crew - Red Cross Trauma Nurses GDF Medical Personnel GDF Medical Personnel GDF Medical Personnel GDF Medical Personnel Ground Ambulance - MAZDA Mining Co. Ground Ambulance - MAZDA Mining Co. Ground Ambulance - MAZDA Mining Co.

28 72

GROUP 1 CARS' NO.

38 18 7 77

COMPETITOR

VISHOK PERSAUD ROMEYN RODRIGUES VISHAL SAWH ERIC THOMPSON

MODEL OF VEHICLE

COUNTRY

Toyota Starlet Toyota Starlet Toyota Starlet HONDACRX

Guyana Guyana Guyana U.S.A

GROUP 1A CARS 42

KEITH EVELYN

Toyota Starlet

Guyana

GROUP 2A CARS

181' 19 35 23 31 61

1 13 17

BUNNY BHAICHANDEEN KEITH EVELYN JAP RAHAMAN OMAR RAHAMAN RUSTOM RAHAMAN RUPlE SHEWJATTAN JAI NEERANJAN SINGH AMEER MOHAMED WAZIR MOHAMED ANDREW MORGAN PETER MORGAN GAYIN NARAINE ANTHONY GILMORE SIMON GILMORE RAWLINS AMAR RAVI SINGH BOBBY GOCOOL KEVIN KUTTER OLEN YOUGBLOOD

Ford Escort Toyota Starlet MAZDA MAZDA RX7 MAZDA RX7 Toyota Starlet Toyota Corolla Toyota Starlet Toyota Starlet Ford Escort 3 MAZDA Peageot 205 c Peageot205 MAZDARX7 Toyota Corolla MAZDA RX7 MAZDA RX7 MAZDA RX7

Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana BARBADOS BARBADOS TRINIDAD TRINIDAD U.S,A. U.S.A U.S.A

RUDOLPH CAREW RAFEEK KHAN AMEER MOHAMED WAZIR MOHAMED ANDREW MORGAN PETER MORGAN NEIL PERSAUD RUSTOM RAHAMAN RYAN RAHAMAN

Ford Escort NISSAN Toyota Starlet Toyota Starlet Ford Escort Acura Integra MAZDA RX7 Ford Escort

Guyana Guyana BARBADOS BARBADOS TRINIDAD U.S.A

GROUP 3 CARS 161 11 61 66 71 56 53 58

51 13 22 65

KEVIN JEFFREY ANbREWKING GAVIN NARAINE ABI RAHAMAN JAD RAHAMAN REAGAN RODRIGUES RUPlE SHEWJATTAN MARK VIEIRA NEIL CORBIN ST. ELMO CUMBERBATCH STEWART WILLIAMS RAVI SINGH RUDY BEEKEE KEVIN KUTTER KEM LALL SANJI SEWSANKAR

UNLIMITED 36 96

95 9

XAVIER ARTHUR RAJENDRA RAM RATTAN RODNEY HALL TAREK IBRIHIM DAVID OAKLEY JEFF ROBB ANDREW MOSCOE LANCE DOUGLAS

MAZDA RX3 MAZDA RX3 MAZDA Ford Escort MAZDA RX7 Toyota Starlet MAZDA RX7 Nissan B310 BMW Toyota Starlet Toyota Corolla MAZDA RX7 MAZDA RX7 MAZDARX3 MAZDA RX7

Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana Guyana BARBADOS BARBADOS BARBADOS TRINIDAD U.S.A Â·U.S.A U.S.A U.S.A

MOTORCYCLES Kawasaki ZX7RR Kawasaki ZX-6R Yamaha YZF-R6 Yamaha YZF-R2 Kawasaki ZX-6R Kawasaki

Guyana Guyana CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA JAMAICA JAMAICA

CHAPPY

GROUP 2.B CARS 60 105 19 35 23 31 4 62 70

Leyland Mini Ford Escort Nissan B310 Nissan B310 Suzuki Swift MAZDA RX7

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ERNEST (Tony) SEIBS AMJAD R.Aj-lAMAN OWEN PRDVERBS GEOFFREY ULLYETT GERARD CARRINGTON OLEN YOUGBLOOD

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Minister of Works, Hydraulics and Supply, Hamilton Green with a downward sweep of the hand gives these competitors (above and at left) the signal to begin their rally venture Saturday night at the National Park. (1971)

John Smith ... he will manage the team in British Guiana. (1965)

Gordon Spice (1972)

Bobby Gill stands beside the specially tuned Ford Cortina in which he will represent Barbados in the motor racing championships in British Guiana next month. (1965)

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Motor racing stars come in. (1969)

Eric Vieira "The Beast" ~ (1972)

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There off. and everyone is jockeying for a position at the start of event No. 14 at Timehri.

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Coming up for the Easter festivities is the annual Rodeo held in the Rupununi. . It is a spectacular show of courage and skills which are exhibited by vacqueros from Guyana and neighbouring Brazil. This is a well attended event among the Guyanese people. Transportation to the Rupununi is possible road and air and accommodation is provided by the many resorts - Anni, Rockuiew, Dadanawa and guest houses in Lethem.