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Father and son Geoff and Daniel Ullyett will add local family flavour to the second Caribbean Caterham Cup (CCC25) at Bushy Park Barbados next month. They will share the Caterham Seven 310R in which Geoff recently won the Barbados Rally Club (BRC) Autocross Championship to compete against 25 more Caterham Sevens, which landed from the UK at the Bridgetown Port this week.

Home for a final break before the start of his second ABB Formula E World Championship season at Sao Paulo in Brazil in three weeks’ time, Zane Maloney returned to Bushy Park where his career began and won the second Cole Clarke Racing (CCR) 3 Hour Endurance Kart Race on Saturday (November 15).

  With changeable weather conditions early in the day, Maloney and Sebastian Thompson were fastest in wet Practice and dry Qualifying, then led the 179-lap race for all but 10 or so laps just after the half-hour mark, also clocking the fastest lap.

Four front-runners from the 2025 Caterham Roadsports Championship in the UK, led by this year’s Champion Will Harris, will renew their rivalry in a few weeks’ time more than 4,000 miles from home at Bushy Park Barbados. Their race cars are among 23 set to ship from Portsmouth on Sunday (November 9) for the trans-Atlantic voyage to the second Caribbean Caterham Cup (CCC25).

Jamaica’s Jeff Panton is the 2025 Barbados Rally2 Champion, adding a second title to that of 2023. Despite the best efforts of his fellow-countryman Kyle Gregg with victory in last Sunday’s (October 26) final two rounds, Panton won by a margin of two points, the closest finish in the championship’s four seasons, with Britain’s Rob Swann third.