As competitors prepare for the final event in the 2014 Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) Driver’s and Class Championships, front-runners Daryl Clarke, Rhett Watson and Stuart White are looking to the dropped score rule to give them the edge to claim the prestigious Champion Driver title.
Gregory Dickenson claimed his debut win in the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) Chefette MudDogs Safari Championship in last Sunday's (September 21) Carter's Pit-stop September Safari. Partnered in his Toyota Hilux for the third time this season by former Champion Novice Navigator Andre Murrell, Dickenson's winning margin was just seven penalty points after a demanding day of competition.
A day of hard-fought competition is in prospect this Sunday (September 21) when the top 10 crews in the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) Chefette MudDogs Safari Championship points standings face off in the Carter's Pit-stop September Safari. With just four points separating the top two crews overall, and a tie at the top of the Novices table, the battle lines are drawn.
Carter's Pit-stop is the new sponsor of the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) September Safari, fourth round of the 2014 Chefette MudDogs Safari & Safari Novice Championships. Slated for Sunday, September 21, it looks set to be a hard-fought event, with just two more chances available for off-road crews to score points.
A huge event, this will be the second 'unmissable' occasion for motorsports fans on the island at Bushy Park this year after the hugely successful Top Gear Festival in May.
Roger Mayers and Max Ferri defeated the opposition and the elements to win Saturday's (August 30) BRC Summer Nights Tarmac Stages, in association with LIME and Banks Beer. As changeable weather conditions presented drivers with almost impossible tyre choices, the day and night event presented one of the biggest challenges of the season.
Trinidad's John 'Pentti' Powell and David Coelho will add some regional flavour at the sharp end of tomorrow's (Saturday) BRC Summer Nights Tarmac Stages, in association with LIME and Banks Beer. They are among approaching 30 entries who will be seen contesting 12 stages, six in daylight, then six after dark, giving a total distance of just over 52 kilometres.
