Stephen Corrado continues fine form in national championships
Stephen Corrado continued his impressive form in the eighth round of the Bermuda Karting Club National Championships at the Southside Raceway.
Building on a perfect outing in the previous round, Corrado was once again dominant in the Tag Class winning the opening two heats before finishing second behind Jayden Brimmer in the third heat.
Brimmer also finished second in the first heat and third in the second, with Brian Bulholes picking up a second and two third-place finishes.
There was also a strong performance from David Selley, who like Corrado won two of his outings and also finished second in the remaining race when competing in the L206 class.
Jason North took victory in the first race, as well as finishing second in heat three, just ahead of Scott Barnes who had finished second to Selley in the second heat. Ben Savil and Mar Tucker also got on the podium, finishing third in the opening two races respectively.
There was better joy for Barnes in the Shifter Class as he came out on top in a hard-fought battle with Ryan Burgess.
Burgess took the first race ahead of Barnes, who then responded superbly to take the chequered flag in the following two heats ahead of his rival. John Carreiro settled for three successive third-place finishes.
There was also stiff competition in the Cadets class between Tanner Correia and Syah Pedro, with the former ultimately prevailing after wins in the first two heats ahead of Pedro, who took the honours in the final race when beating Correia.
Austin Frank also got on the podium, finishing third in each of the races.
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