There were a number of firsts at Bushy Park yesterday.
Stedson Red Plastic Bag Wiltshire won his first ever Sweet Soca title and Michael Mikey Mercer took his first Party Monarch trophy.
It was the first time the Party Monarch was held under lights, and the first time the Sweet Soca champ was gifted a car.
As if the colour vehicle were hand-picked for RPB, the man who opted out of the other competitions to focus on the Sweet Soca, was presented with a red Kia as part of his more than $100 000 winnings.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
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