TEAM CAMS reaffirms commitment to motor racing in Guyana

– stands ready to work with newly elected executive

TEAM CAMS, based in the United States of America (USA), has reaffirmed its full commitment to supporting motor racing in all aspects and has pledged strong participation at circuit events promoted by the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club (GMR&SC).
Team President Afraz Allie stated that collaboration between clubs and administrators remains key to the continued development and success of the sport.
“Over the past three years, TEAM CAMS has been creating quite a stir. Although we have been participating in circuit races since 2020, about three years ago, we have been doing quite well… we have been sending more racers to Guyana, Trinidad, and Jamaica, and, more importantly, we have been winning races and putting our names out there,” Allie told the Guyana Times.
Allie was recognised as the 2025 Champion Driver in the Starlet and Group Three classes when the motor racing body hosted its annual awards gala.

Additionally, Sylvester Carew was named Champion Driver in the Rookie Class, while another TEAM CAMS achievement came through Quin Lanlall, who recorded the fastest lap time of 1:15.8 at the November 2025 race meet.
The 2026 season has already begun on a positive note for TEAM CAMS, with Chris Lall securing overall victory in the first endurance race of the year. Allie noted that with the team now more focused and prepared, members are eagerly anticipating the April 12 circuit race.
On behalf of the team, Allie also congratulated the newly elected executive committee of the GMR&SC, led by President Mohamed Shiraz Roshandin.
He explained that ahead of the elections, TEAM CAMS had supported Mahendra Boodhoo with the aim of maintaining continuity and ensuring overseas partnerships continued to operate smoothly.
“However, the membership has spoken, and the majority has voted for a new administration under the leadership of Mr Roshandin. As a touring body, TEAM CAMS respects the democratic process and stands ready to work with the newly elected executive in the best interest of motor racing.
“We are racers first. Our focus remains on delivering competitive and exciting events for fans and competitors alike. TEAM CAMS has worked with several members of the new executive in the past and looks forward to continuing and strengthening those relationships as we move forward together.”
TEAM CAMS remains optimistic that motor racing fans can look forward to an exciting and competitive year ahead as the team works alongside the new GMR&SC executive to further develop motor racing in Guyana.