Motorsport fans were treated to a spectacle of adrenalin-fuelled excitement as the Bermuda Karting, Drag Racing and Motorcycle Racing Associations, hosted the Lindo’s Double Header Race Weekend.

The event offered spectators at Southside Motor Sports Park the opportunity to enjoy action from across the three disciplines with karts, drag racing and street bikes all taking to the track.

For the kart drivers is was not only a chance to battle for trophies across the weekend, but also earn valuable points towards the National Championships standings.

In the highly competitive L206 Senior class, Jason North was the dominant force, coming out on top after winning three out of four heats. Robert Wheatley, who also grabbed a race win, finished second overall, with Marc Tucker in third.

In the corresponding Masters class, David Barbosa took the top honours, claiming three wins out of four, with Jeff Sousa, winner of heat two, finishing runner-up. Richard Walker-Talbot completed the overall podium places.

Guest driver Mario Gil, of Canada, showed his pedigree in the Shifter KZ class, winning two out of four races to prevail. However, he did not have it all his own way across the weekend with local drivers Ryan Rebello and Blake Horseman also picking up a victory apiece, with the latter taking the runner-up spot overall.

There was also joy for Ryan Burgess, triumphing in the Stock Shifter class, with three victories from four. Shannon Caisey won the remaining race but did not make it on to the overall podium, with Jason Correia and Cody Sousa-Saints finishing second and third respectively.

Also picking up three race wins was Nathan DeCosta to top the Tag Senior class ahead of Brian Bulhoes and William Dunkley, while Roman Wilkinson prevailed in the corresponding Junior class beating Jonah Moniz and Lucas Flood to top spot.

Tanner Correia was in a class of his own among the Cadet Junior field, completing a clean sweep of victories ahead of Syah Pedro and Ethan Wheatley in each of the four outings.

“Motorsport fans were treated to a thrilling display of racing prowess across all categories,” said a BKC spokesman.

“From start to finish, the races were filled with intense battles for the coveted first place position, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats.

“Drivers in every category pushed themselves to the limit, demonstrating great determination and skill as they fought for victory. The competition was fierce, with no shortage of wheel-to-wheel action and strategic manoeuvres that kept the outcome uncertain until the very end.

“Overall, the racing weekend was a testament to the passion and dedication of the drivers, as well as the thrill and excitement that motorsport brings to Bermuda Fans.

“With such impressive displays of skill and sportsmanship, it's clear that the future of racing is in good hands.”