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Friday, May 31
1815 Start – Bushy Park Barbados
1835 SS1 – Bushy Park 1 (6.25km)
1955 SS2 – Bushy Park 2 (6.25km)
2115 SS3 – Bushy Park 3 (6.25km)

Saturday, June 1
1000 Restart – Greenland Agricultural Station
1020 SS4 – Mount Poyer 1 (7.00km)
1055 SS5 – Automotive Art Vaucluse 1 (5.10km)
1120 SS6 – Spring Vale 1 (4.80km)
1215 SS7 – Mount Poyer 2 (7.00km)
1250 SS8 – Automotive Art Vaucluse 2 (5.10km)
1315 SS9 – Spring Vale 2 (4.80km)

Lunch halt – Greenland Agricultural Station

Mark Maloney of Barbados is the early leader of the Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup (RCC), following two race wins in Monday’s (April 29) opening round at Bushy Park Barbados. While his brother Stuart, the reigning RCC Champion, won the second race, Jamaican newcomer William Myers ended the day second on points, after an impressive three podium finishes on his debut in the regional series for Suzuki-powered Radical SR3s.

Flanagan’s ‘Irish-Italian’ Job for Mini Cooper S

Popular Scottish driver Kenny Hall will return the Caribbean this year, eager not to miss Sol Rally Barbados 2019, the 30th running of the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) premier event. One of the Club’s most loyal overseas supporters, Hall will compete for the 16th time – a record he shares with Andrew Costin-Hurley, beaten only by Martin Stockdale’s 19 visits – with Dutch co-driver Fenny Wesselink back for her 11th visit.

Winner “encouraged to see new faces”

Leslie Alleyne and Chris O'Neal (Simpson Motors/Shell Spirax/Shell Rimula/Maxxis Isuzu D-Max) won Saturday’s (April 13) Chefette April Safari, the opening round of Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) 2019 MudDogs Safari Championship. In doing so, they claimed the Audley Croney Memorial Trophy for the second time, which was presented at last evening’s (Tuesday) Prizegiving by Audley’s son Jeremy.