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Jeffrey, Tenpow, Persaud rule Georgetown Grand Prix

May 7, 2018
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The top performers pose for a photo after Sunday's event (Photos: Ackeem Thomas)

By Avenash Ramzan

Kristian Jeffrey, Jeremy Tenpow and Mikhail Persaud had a love affair with the chequered flag on Sunday, securing unblemished records in their respective category at GT Motorsports’ Georgetown Grand Prix.

The trio was simply unstoppable in their events, rising above the challenges posted by their respective competitors to walk away with the maximum number of wins.

Kristian Jeffrey (centre), Stefan Jeffrey (left) and Steven Nobrega gave the crowd lots to cheer about

Jeffrey, by far the most experienced driver on show, had to dig deep into his reservoir of knowledge and expertise to stave off the challenge of cousin Stefan Jeffrey and Steven Nobrega in the Easy Cup Super.

The three drivers put on a show for the Sunday afternoon crowd, with three closely fought races that tested their mettle. K. Jeffrey prevailed in all three races to cop the champion driver accolade, while Nobrega got two seconds and a third, and S. Jeffrey finished with one second and two thirds.

Jeremy Tenpow is flanked by Nathan Rahaman (left) and Paige Mendonca

2017 Sun Burst Kids Cup champion Jeremy Tenpow of Pure Racing continued his dominant showing, brushing aside the competition in all three 60cc races, leaving perennial rival Nathan Rahaman to settle for second on all three occasions.

Jeremy’s brother Justin copped two third place finishes, while Paige Mendonca, the lone female competitor, took third in the first race.

Mikhail Persaud (left) and mechanic Brian Tenpow display the trophies in front of their sponsor’s banner

Persaud ruled the 125cc Senior category, taking the chequered flag at the end of each race, which made him an automatic choice for champion driver. Matthew Phang finished second in all three races, while Raymond Baksh, Kristian Boodhoosingh and Zachary Boodram got a third place finish each.

Other champion drivers of the day were Ben Phang in the 60cc Baby Cup, Rayden Persaud in the 125cc Juniors, Shan Seejatan in the 125cc Masters and Dharmendra Dharmo in the Easy Cup Rookie. (See tabulated results below)

Georgetown Grand Prix- May 6, 2018

 

CategoryRace 1Race 2Race 3
60cc Baby CupBen PhangNicholas SawhBen Phang
Nicholas SawhBen PhangNicholas Sawh

Champion driver: Ben Phang

 

CategoryRace 1Race 2Race 3
60cc Kids CupJeremy TenpowJeremy TenpowJeremy Tenpow
Nathan RahamanNathan RahamanNathan Rahaman
Paige MendoncaJustin TenpowJustin Tenpow

Champion driver: Jeremy Tenpow

 

CategoryRace 1Race 2Race 3
125cc JuniorsRayden PersaudJohn PhangRayden Persaud
Mikhail PersaudElan RahamanMikhail Persaud
John PhangMikhail PersaudJohn Phang

Champion driver: Rayden Persaud

 

CategoryRace 1Race 2Race 3
125cc SeniorsMikhail PersaudMikhail PersaudMikhail Persaud
Matthew PhangMatthew PhangMatthew Phang
Raymond BakshKristian BoodhoosinghZachary Boodram

Champion driver: Mikhail Persaud

 

CategoryRace 1Race 2Race 3
125cc MastersHaniff MohamedShan SeejatanMahendra Boodhoo
Mahendra BoodhooRalph PersaudRalph Persaud
Shan SeejatanMarcel ProfittShan Seejatan

Champion driver: Shan Seejatan

 

Category Race 1Race 2Race 3
Easy Cup SuperKristian JeffreyKristian JeffreyKristian Jeffrey
Steven NobregaSteven NobregaStefan Jeffrey
Stefan JeffreyStefan JeffreySteven Nobrega

Champion driver: Kristian Jeffrey

 

CategoryRace 1Race 2Race 3
Easy Cup RookieDharmendra DharmoZack PersaudDharmendra Dharmo
Naresh AlvesNaresh AlvesSachin Narine
Zack PersaudSachin NarineNaresh Alves

Champion driver: Dharmendra Dharmo

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