The tension is electric as the Vitz Cup A and B Class Championships head into their final round at the Caribbean Clash of Champions on November 2, 2025.
With the South Dakota Circuit set to roar to life, every lap will determine who earns their place in the history books as the Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club celebrates 70 years of motorsport.
A Class: Mohamed in Command, but the Chase Isn’t Over
In the A Class, Rameez Mohamed has been untouchable, sitting atop the table with 126 points after a season of clinical dominance. Smooth, fast, and composed, Mohamed has delivered near-perfection at every round.
But the fight behind him is far from over. Shan Seejatan (76 points) and Aaqib Ali (73 points) are neck and neck in the battle for second, while Nyron Maraj (65 points) could still shake things up if the front-runners falter. Drivers like Ray Rahaman and Steven Nobrega remain unpredictable factors who could influence the outcome when the lights go out.
B Class: A Four-Way War for the Crown
If the A Class has been about control, the B Class has been pure chaos. Bishram Rajaram leads with 86 points, just ahead of Ravin Ramotaur (82), Luis Kumar (80), and Reeyaz Hamid (76). The gap is razor-thin – and a single mistake could decide the title.
Rajaram’s consistency has kept him on top, but Ramotaur’s aggression and Kumar’s steady climb have turned this battle into a thriller. Hamid, still within reach, remains the wildcard who could spoil the party if the leaders clash.
The Decider
On November 2, the South Dakota Circuit will host not just races, but a reckoning. The Vitz Cup has become the heart of local motorsport, where precision outweighs power and every driver fights for pride as much as points.
When the chequered flag falls, two champions will rise – each forged through pressure, passion, and the pursuit of perfection.
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