THE BATTLE? for supremacy continued last weekend when the young and talented karters took the Bushy Park circuit for the second round of the Barbados Karting Association’s 2012 Frutee Championship.
The day was sponsored by Crane and Equipment and the battle was once again set on a knife edge as no driver was able
to sweep their group.
Joshua Maloney, who carried off the day’s top honours in the Yamaha 270 Class, was never out of the top two finishers. He had 92 points after he won two races and was second twice.
Hot on his heels, with racing done in an anticlockwise direction, was Saviola Thomas, who gained one win, two second place finishes and a third place on the day.
Read the full story in today’s MIDWEEK NATION.
Keen battle at Bushy Park
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