Caribbean America Motorsports (CAMS) will mark 25 years in the sport with 18 drivers on the grid at the November 1 Caribbean Clash of Champions.

Team Leader Afraz Allie said CAMS is determined to deliver a performance worthy of its silver jubilee.

"With 18 confirmed drivers and representation across nearly every major class, Team CAMS arrives determined to remind everyone why it remains one of the most respected organisations in Caribbean motorsport," he said.

Quinlan Lall, Mohan Rangasamy and Lenny Samaroo headline the GP4 entries, with Alex London also entered in the class. London will also contest GP3, alongside Mark Samaroo and Aubrey Mitchell.

Neil Persaud, Allie, Sunil Nauth, Aaron Bethune, Damian Singh, Emraan Baksh, Terry Rodrigues, Joe Mohan and Chris Lall are entered in both GP2 and GP3.
Kemal Rahman is listed in the 1600GP, GP2 and GP3 categories. Allie and Sylvester Carew will contest the Starlet and GP3 categories, while Arnold Sue is confirmed for the Rookie class.

The entry list features a mix of machinery, including RX, Miata, EG, S2000, EK, MRS, Honda, CRX and Starlet models.
CAMS will face hosts GMRSC, who have home advantage, but Allie said the team believes it can overcome it.

"While GMRSC enjoys the advantage of competing at home, CAMS believes determination, preparation, teamwork and unwavering faith can overcome any challenge," he said.
He added that fans can expect close battles and thrilling action as the two teams compete for bragging rights throughout the day.

"As CAMS celebrates its 25th anniversary, the organisation is not simply looking to participate. They are looking to make a statement," Allie said.

Admission is $5,000 for adults and $2,000 for children. The event is supported by the Culture, Youth and Sport Ministry, One Guyana, ENet, KFC, GuyOil and Tropical Shipping, among other partners.

Participants can register at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdortvOvfhFBk1v8MfMP8opcttw_ed6_F1KooDwK83eLA-boA/viewform?usp=send_form