May 30: Bermuda Motorcycle Racing Results
This past Sunday May 30th, the Bermuda Motorcycle Racing Club featured a bevy of top local riders, as well as overseas Supermoto Rider Tim Marks. The full results follow below:
Mini Bike
Tamia Place dominated both heats of the day in the Minibike classification, while last year’s champion Amori Simons showed determined while battling newcomer Monique Waite, passing her seconds away from the finish line in heat 1, Monique being up for the challenge showed him how it was done in heat 2.
Race One
1. Tamia Place # 10
2. Amori Simons # 3
3. Monique Waite # 4
4. Serene Williams # 11
Race Two
1. Tamia Place # 10
2. Monique Waite # 4
3. Amori Simons # 3
4. Serene Williams # 11
GP 70 / GP 80
The GP70 and GP80 classifications were combined for the day. The GP70 class riders were mixing it up, giving the field of GP80 riders a challenge. Wytiko Showers cleared the field ensuring his victory in both heats; but the battle of the day in both heats was between Aaron Persad (GP80) and Shae Darrell (GP70), with them battling back and forth for the entire race.
Race One & Two (GP 70)
1. Shae Darrell # 2
2. Haley Place # 10
Race One (GP80)
1. Wytico Showers # 21
2. Aaron Persad # 35
3. Jazari Caisey # 45
4. Neville Latham # 5
5. Chare Smith # 22
Race Two (GP80)
1. Wytico Showers # 21
2. Aaron Persad # 35
3. Jazari Caisey # 45
4. Chare Smith # 22
5. Neville Latham # 5
Formula*
This classification consisted of 3 Supermoto riders and 1250cc rider for the day. Gerald Saltus, 2009 Formula Battle Award recipient, and Tim Marks had quite the battle in heat 1. In heat 2, Tim Marks entered the race ready for the challenge and unfortunately crashed out – leaving the door open for Tony Grant.
Race One
1. Gerald Saltus # 88
2. Tony Grant # 00
3. Earlston Bradshaw # 58
Race Two
1. Tony Grant # 00
2. Gerald Saltus # 88
3. Earlston Bradshaw # 58
*Tim Marks raced unofficially in both heats, and therefore does will not collect any points for the 2010 Championship Series.
GP 125
Andrew Decosta and Bruce Degrilla battled hard following Cody Sousa-Saints being hampered by a machine malfunction.
Race One
1. Andrew Decosta # 33
2. Bruce Degrilla, Jr # 18
3. Robert Devent # 14
4. Joshua Commissiong # 77
5. Khyren Wilson # 79
6. Cody Sousa-Saints # 21
Race Two
1. Cody Sousa-Saints # 21
2. Bruce Degrilla, Jr. # 18
3. Andrew Decosta # 33
4. Robert Devent # 14
5. Joshua Commissiong # 77
6. Khyren Wilson # 79
Scooters
Dominating in the scooter class this week was Sub Zero rider, Jeneko Place – never achieving the ‘hole shot’ but making his way to the front of the pack in each race. Giving Jeneko a challenge race after race was the duo of Kenneth Desilva, 2009 Scooter Champion and his compadre, Jordan Fletcher.
Race One
1. Jeneko Place # 110
2. Jordan Fletcher # 41
3. Kenneth Desilva # 144
4. Ricardo Wade # 20
5. Phillip Woolridge # 12
Race Two
1. Jeneko Place # 110
2. Kenneth Desilva # 144
3. Jordan Fletcher # 41
4. Phillip Woolridge # 12
5. Ricardo Wade # 20
Superbike – 600 CC
In the Superbike class this week, we saw the return of Shannon ‘Superman’ Caisey, unofficially*! Two of the top riders, Shannon Caisey and Paul Decouto’s machines currently do not meet the classes technical regulations. However they both came out to test the ‘newest’ 600 rider, Cyril Whitter, who beat out the entire field in both heats of the day.
Race One
1. Cyril Whitter # 17
2. Keanu Wilson # 59
3. Bryce Place # 10
4. Ed Daniels # 95
5. Edmund Furbert # 6
Race Two
1. Cyril Whitter # 17
2. Keanu Wilson # 59
3. Ed Daniels # 95
4. Bryce Place # 10
5. Edmund Furbert # 6
*Unofficially Paul Decouto finished second in race 1 and Shannon Caisey finished second in race 2.
