Who knew time would’ve fly so soon, because it’s here again, Rally Tobago. Even though the same course was ran, there was still loads of action…including a few flips, rolls, and tree collisions. Next year they should add a big water puddle! I hope the officials are reading this hehe.
The second day of Rally Barbados with the stages being moved over to the famous and very scenic Duck Pond then Simpson Motors for the super special stages; with the biggest spectator crowd I have ever seen.
So the TriniTuner/ Zorce team headed over to Barbados for their 10th anniversary of Rally Barbados! With over 90 competitors and cars it promised to be action packed. My first experience there and it was great.. sun, sideways action and girls.. what more would you like?
With the cars battered and bruised and the drivers pushing their endurance to the limits, the final stages ended at Saith Park on the asphalt. And what a fantastic show it was!
Now this is where the action began! Starting off at the Bronte stages and ending at the famous Preysal stage. Both locations were packed with people as the machines ripped through the dirt and gravel!
Rally Trinidad 2010 kicked off at Grand Bazaar where the local and foreign cars assembled. With almost 40 competitors, this looks like an action packed weekend! Ready your sunblock and dustmasks and hold on tight!
The TTKA kicked off the 2010 race season with a total of 34 competitors. The racing was fierce with last years back markers stepping up their game and quite a few accidents leading onto the start/finish straight
” The HiRiders Motocross Club held their first event for 2010 in Debe, with all the riders pushing it to the limit with some insane jumps. One devil-horned rider in particular literally jumped over me with some huge air!
TTKA’s final event of the 2009 season, the kart-racers pushed it to the limits to finish off for the year. There was some serious bumper to bumper action, unbelievable over-taking and sliding into the barriers like never before. Congrats to all the winners and racers… see you in 2010!
TTRC took it to Tobago for the first time, with over 20 teams competing for the final rally of the year. With a fantastic course @ Courland Estates the teams pushed it to the max giving the ‘Bagonians the time of the life… and what a huge turnout it was. Not to mention Turtle Beach being directly opposite it was fun in the sun and sea!
TTKA’s event #8 held at the Arima Race Club for more wheel to wheel racing action. With 3 more events left for the year the championship is really coming down to the wire. Everyone is battling for every point and will stop at nothing for the best result.
TTKA’s event #7 held at the Arima Race Club for more wheel to wheel racing action. All the competitors give it there all as the championship winds down. The weather was good, there was no rain unlike the previous event and not as many incidents as before too. I guess the kart racers are enjoying/ starting to master this new course layout already.
TTRC hosted its 5th high speed stages event, starting at Cedar Hill at 10:00am and continued at Saith Park Chaguanas. And wow what a huge event! Fans and spectators showed up in boat loads to celebrate the country’s independence and TTRC’s 30th Anniversary by lighting up the streets of Chaguanas. There were not only rally cars, but also a few circuit type, street, and old school vehicles including a mean machine time attack Evo6, wowzer! Heating up the event even more were the Full Throttle girls and Ultra Lubricant girls. Also, check out www.rallytrinidad.com for more info on upcoming events.
TTKA (Trinidad and Tobago’s Karting Association) hosted their 6th race meet today, also with a brand new course layout. It made for a lot of action and high speed… and with the bursts of little rain showers, made the course very slippery. As the racers bolted on their ‘dry weather’ tires and mashed the ‘X’ rain fell, which messed up their tyre choice. A few racers had a little mishap, slamming into the plastic barriers.. but nothing serious ladies and gentlemen, as this is quite normal in the karting world. As a photographer you just need to be on the lookout, as they can shatter your kneecaps and break your ankles if they come into contact with you. (Yikes!)
