Grand Prix after failing a post-race scrutineering.

White crossed the line ahead of John Carreiro Jnr. in the Shifter A Class at Sunday's event on Front Street, but his celebrations were cut short when his machine was inspected.

John Morley, race director of the Bermuda Kart Club event, said yesterday: "After the race we always check the go-karts. They have to weigh in on the scales and make sure they go through a tech inspection and he failed the tech inspection afterwards.'' Morley revealed there was a problem with White's engine, but said he was unable to comment further.

Carriero Jnr. was promoted to first as a result of the decision and all the remaining drivers moved up one position.

Morley said the inspections were part and parcel of racing and no-one was exempt.

TONIGHT'S SEMI-FINALS POSTPONED SOC Tonight's semi-finals postponed Tonight's Friendship Trophy and Shield Competition semi-final matches have been called off.

North Village and PHC were to meet in a repeat of their recent FA Cup semi-final, which ended 1-1, while Paget were scheduled to take on St. David's in the Shield.

However, Bermuda Football Association advised yesterday that the Devonshire Recreation Club field was not available.

The games will now be played at the same venue on March 20.

Tomorrow night's other Friendship and Shield semi-finals will go ahead at Somerset CC. Devonshire Colts take on Dandy Town (9.00 p.m.) while in the opener Boulevard meet Somerset Eagles (7.00).

LOCAL TV TO SCREEN TEST MATCHES CRI Local TV to screen Test matches Bermuda Broadcasting Company yesterday confirmed they will carry coverage of South Africa's tour of the West Indies.

ZFB TV-7 will begin their coverage on Friday, when the first Test starts in Georgetown, Guyana. Play will start at 10 a.m.

Local residents will get an added treat of being able to watch the one-day internationals between the two countries, starting with the first match at Kingston's Sabina Park on April 28.

TOUR SCHEDULE Tests -- March 9-13, first Test in Guyana; March 17-21, second Test in Trinidad; March 29-April 2, third Test in Barbados; April 6-10, fourth Test in Antigua; April 19-23, fifth Test in Jamaica. One-day matches -- April 28, first in Kingston; May 2, second in Antigua; May 5, third in Grenada; May 6, fourth in Grenada; May 9, fifth in Barbados; May 12, sixth in Trinidad; May 16, seventh in St. Vincent.