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July 13 2023

Radical Cup headlines 20-race Fast Parts Race Meet

The first-ever double-header for the Radical Caribbean Cup (RCC), which showcases the fastest race cars in the region, headlines an action-packed 20-race programme at the Frankie Boodram Wallerfield International Raceway next weekend (July 22/23). Sponsored by Fast Parts Caribbean and organised by the Trinidad & Tobago Automobile Sports Association’s (TTASA), the provisional schedule features more than 16 hours of track action over two days. Following the postponement of the originally-scheduled June fixture at Wallerfield, there will now be six races for the Suzuki-powered Radical SR3...
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May 11 2023

Unfinished business in the RCC for Boodoosingh and T&T

Kristian Boodoosingh of the Fast Parts Caribbean team heads in to the fourth season of the Radical Caribbean Cup (RCC) knowing there is unfinished business both for him as a driver and his home country Trinidad & Tobago. The first of five three-race meetings for the Suzuki-powered Radical SR3s is at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (May 14), where the Trinidadian has been a race-winner in the past. Since the regional championship was created in 2018, after the Bushy Park-based Suzuki Challenge Series finished its three-year run, ‘Boodoostig’ is one of only three drivers to have contested...
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March 16 2020

Record-breaking Zane Maloney leads Radical Caribbean Cup

Zane Maloney of Barbados is the early leader of the 2020 Radical Caribbean Cup (RCC), following a hat-trick of race wins in yesterday's (March 15) opening round at Bushy Park Barbados. On his way to building up a 26-point lead over 2018 regional Champion Stuart Maloney in the five-round series, he also set new Qualifying and Race Records, improving on times set more than two years ago. After two Free Practice sessions, Qualifying began without Trinidad & Tobago's Zachary Boodram, whose car had developed engine problems which left him on the sidelines for the day. Mark Maloney was the...
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March 09 2020

Radical Caribbean Cup set for action-packed start

Three former Champions will line up at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (March 15) on the largest grid yet assembled for an opening round of the Radical Caribbean Cup (RCC). All signs point towards an action-packed start to the regional championship's third season, as newcomers Zachary Boodram, Tobias Lutke and Raymond Seebarran bring to 41 the numbers of drivers who have competed in the Radical SR3s since the launch of the former Suzuki Challenge Series in 2015. Of the five title-winners on the Cup's Roll of Honour, reigning RCC Champion Jamaica's William Myers is missing from Sunday's...
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February 26 2020

Nations Cup introduced to Radical Caribbean Cup for 2020

Competitors in the 2020 Radical Caribbean Cup (RCC) will have an additional incentive to up their performance this year with the introduction of the Nations Cup, along with an extra point on offer for the fastest lap in each race. The regional championship's third season kicks off at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday, March 15, with all signs pointing towards bigger grids and hard-fought competition. The new Radical Caribbean Nations Cup will adopt the same Formula 1 World Championship-based points system as that applied to drivers: 25 points for first, 18 for second, 15 for third, 12 for fourth...
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January 22 2020

Boodoosingh sets new fastest lap time at Bushy Park

Trinidad & Tobago's Kristian Boodoosingh clocked the fastest-ever lap of Bushy Park Barbados during last weekend's (January 18/19) Engineering & Driver Development Workshop hosted by Radical Caribbean. His time of 57.196s, set in a Radical SR8 RS, was the first sub 58-second time recorded on the 2.01-kilometre International Circuit in an officially timed session. While Boodoostig's time will not stand as a record, as it was not set in racing conditions, it is approaching a second under the current Outright Lap Record, 58.113s, established by Mark Maloney in his Radical SR3 RS in...
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January 08 2020

Expanded calendar for Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup in 2020

The Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup is set to expand to six rounds in its third season, visiting all four of the region's long-standing circuit racing venues for the first time. Published today (January 8), the provisional calendar lists two rounds each in Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago, with the traditional final in Guyana and a new Easter date in Jamaica. Ahead of the season, Bushy Park Barbados will this month (January 18/19) host an Engineering & Driver Development Workshop. In the first two seasons, there have been eight different winners in 24 races, with 2018 Champion Stuart Maloney...
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November 20 2019

Jamaica's Myers is Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup Champion

Jamaica's William Myers is the new Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup (RCC) Champion, clinching the title in last weekend's (November 16/17) final round at South Dakota, organised by the Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club (GMR&SC). In a text-book demonstration of consistency, he claimed the regional title in its second year, with nine podiums in the 12 races and fourth-placed finishes in the other three. Despite failing to win in his Rookie season, Myers beat Reigning Champion and three-time race-winner Stuart Maloney to the title by seven points. The double Jamaica Race Drivers; Club (JRDC)...
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October 24 2019

All to play for in Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup final in Guyana

Reigning Champion Stuart Maloney of Barbados leads Jamaica's William Myers by a single point ahead of the final round of the 2019 Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup at South Dakota in Guyana next month (November 16/17). Mark Maloney is 10 points behind Myers, with Kristian Boodoosingh (Trinidad & Tobago) and Sean Maloney also within 35 points of the leader, so the title fight is wide open with a maximum score of 75 points possible across the last three races. Fresh from becoming the first driver to win both the British F4 Championship outright and the Rookie Cup, 16-year-old Zane Maloney will join...
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September 02 2019

Zane Maloney thrills his home crowd on SR3 Cup debut

Taking a break from his F4 British Championship campaign, Zane Maloney thrilled the fans on The Hill at Bushy Park Barbados with a sensational debut in the Radical Caribbean SR3 Cup (RCC), racing a car for the first time on his home track. During the Williams Industries International Race Meet (August 31/September 1), the 15-year-old claimed Pole Position in Saturday Qualifying, then won all three races on Sunday, clocking the fastest lap in the first two. Because he bagged his maximum points score driving his father - and championship leader - Sean's car, a major shuffle in the standings has...
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