There was speed to burn in St Philip yesterday.
Local motor sport fans were in hog heaven at the Bushy Park racing circuit, as local drivers went head to head against the best the Caribbean, and other international countries had to offer.
With the rain clouds from the day before no longer a factor, the Barbados Auto Racing League’s Digicel International Race Meet lived up to all the hype, as more than 20 races kept a capacity crowd on its feet most of the day.
Bushy Park was definitely the place to be, as almost 10 000 fans crammed into the small facility to get a glimpse of their favourite drivers.
Here, Roger Mayers leads the pack on his way to winning the group for CMRC Cars, ahead of his brother Barry Mayers.
The speed factor
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