Team Shivraj secures multiple podium finishes at Bartica ’26

Team Shivraj delivered an impressive performance at the recently concluded Bartica Easter Regatta 2026, standing out among fierce competition and proving their determination on the water.
Despite facing significant horsepower disadvantages in some categories, the team demonstrated grit, skill, and technical preparation throughout the weekend’s racing activities.
Sanjay Ramkissoon highlighted the intense challenge faced in the prestigious Formula One category.
“The most challenging category was the F1 races, because we had a 120hp engine racing with two other 280hp engines, but we still managed to get a second in the race.”
Competing against nearly double the engine power, Team Shivraj’s second-place finish in the Formula One division was widely regarded as one of the event’s standout performances.
In preparation for the regatta, the team invested heavily in upgrades and mechanical improvements to boost performance.
“We bought a lot of new parts and did a lot of modifications just to get at least 3 to 4 km/h more in speed. Overall we did our best and will be doing a lot of adjustments to improve for future events,” Ramkissoon added.
Throughout the regatta, Team Shivraj secured multiple podium finishes across various categories, reinforcing their reputation as one of the competitive teams on the circuit. Their consistency across horsepower classes demonstrated both versatility and teamwork.

As the engines cool following the Easter weekend excitement, Team Shivraj have already signalled their intention to return stronger, with further refinements and adjustments aimed at climbing to the top of the podium in future events.
At the Bartica Easter Regatta 2026, Sanjay Ramkissoon delivered a commendable performance, securing second place in the Formula One category (Race Four) to earn $300,000 and capturing first place in the 25–40 Horsepower class (Race Six) for $150,000.
Shivraj Ramkissoon showcased remarkable consistency across multiple categories, winning the 25–40 Horsepower race (Race One) for $150,000, while also claiming second-place finishes in the 75–90 Horsepower class races (Races Two and Seven), earning $150,000 each; second place in another 75–90 Horsepower race (Race Thirteen) for $150,000; and second place in the 115–200 Horsepower category (Race Three) for $200,000.
Meanwhile, Steve Satya dominated the 75–90 horsepower division, capturing first place in both Race Seven and Race Thirteen, earning $200,000 in each event and solidifying his strong presence in the category.