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Crews are making ready for the final round of the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) Chefette MudDogs Safari Championship on Sunday (November 2). With one final challenge of around 120 kilometres and dropped scores yet to be taken into account, there is still much to settle in the Coastal Lubricants November Safari.

Jamaica’s Kyle Gregg and co-driver Kreigg Yearwood lead the field of 45 cars entered for Sunday’s (October 26) BRC Winter Rally in the Ford Fiesta Rally2 in which they won BCIC Rally Barbados 2025. With its usual enhanced points structure and each driver’s lowest score to be dropped, the deciding round of the Barbados Rally Club (BRC) Driver’s and Class Championships promises island fans an action-packed day to remember.

With two scheduled rounds remaining, there is still all to play for in the 2025 Sectus Technologies Barbados Karting Association (BKA) Championship. Round six of seven will run off at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday (October 19), with the final four weeks later.

  There’s a maximum of 200 points still on the board if a driver can complete a clean sweep of four race wins each time out, something achieved twice this year by Calem Maloney, who leads the Easykart 125cc class, also the overall standings, with 17 wins in 20 races to his credit.

Multiple Champion Leslie Alleyne has applauded moves to update the methods of setting navigational rallies pioneered in last Sunday’s (October 8) Savvy on the Bay October Safari. With navigator Chris O’Neal, Alleyne overcame the opposition - and the weather - to claim their third win in the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) 2025 Chefette MudDogs Safari Championship.