Dexterity Racing returns April 11 at Leonora

Motorsport enthusiasts will see the return of Dexterity Racing when the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMR&SC) stages its Dexterity Racing & Auto Expo 2026 at the Leonora Stadium Tarmac on April 11, from 16:00h.
The event, which is open to all interested participants, will feature the long-dormant discipline of dexterity racing, where drivers navigate a pre-designed course that tests control and precision rather than speed, using a variety of vehicles.

According to GMR&SC executive Azaad Hassan, the decision to revive dexterity racing was influenced by both the need to provide more events for fans and the club’s commitment to promoting road safety.
“It’s been quite some time since we have hosted a dexterity event, and it’s generally something that is seen as fun and easier to host than most other events. At this point, we’ve had to postpone two events because of rehabilitation works on venues, so this is also to try and address the shortfall in events for motorsport fans,” Hassan explained.
He added that the initiative also aligns with efforts to improve driver awareness and skill on local roadways.
“We sat and had a discussion regarding the state of our roadways and how skilled motorists are, and in keeping with our mandate as a motorsport club, we thought it fitting to host an event that gives drivers a chance to understand their vehicles better; that’s what dexterity is; it isn’t about power, it is about control,” he said.
In addition to the dexterity segment, patrons can expect a full slate of entertainment, including racing challenges, motorcycle stunt riding, and competitive go-karting.
Following the racing activities, the club will host an auto expo aimed at strengthening and showcasing Guyana’s growing car culture and automotive network.
Admission is set at $2000, with organisers noting that the event is designed to be accessible to motorsport fans of all ages. Registration details for participants are expected to be released shortly.