Now named for Trinidad & Tobago’s most successful circuit racer Frankie Boodram – he was a prime mover behind the venue reopening in 2014 - the site of the twin island state’s racetrack was first named after United States Army Air Corps Major Alfred J Waller. Around 20 miles from the capital Port of Spain, this former USAF World War II air base was decommissioned in 1949, after which it became a home for various types of racing, hosting the first round of the Caribbean Motor Racing Championship (CMRC) in 1990. Commercial and political challenges have made for an uncertain history in recent years, but circuit and drag racing currently thrive.
Best laps - Qualifying
Mark Maloney 40.310s (23/06/18)
Stuart Maloney 40.755s (23/06/18)
Mark Vieira 41.261s (23/06/18)
Suleman Esuf 41.281s (23/06/18)
Isa Deen 41.596s (23/06/18)
Sean Maloney 43.490s (23/06/18)
Race
Isa Deen 37.964s (24/06/18)
Mark Maloney 38.048s (24/06/18)
Suleman Esuf 38.049s (24/06/18)
Stuart Maloney 38.256s (24/06/18)
Sean Maloney 38.503s (24/06/18)
Mark Vieira 38.951s (24/06/18)
Organiser:
Trinidad & Tobago Automobile Sports Association (TTASA)
Track Length:
1.40 km
Qualifying Record:
Driver Name:
Mark Maloney (BAR)
Laptime:
40.310
Speed:
125.03 km/h
Date:
Saturday, June 23, 2018
Race Record:
Driver Name:
Isa Deen (T&T)
Laptime:
37.964
Speed:
132.76 km/h
Date:
Sunday, June 24, 2018