Speed Racing Series Round II come alive at Pannala
The round two of the Speed Racing Series jointly organized by the
Ceylon Motor Sports Club, Sri Lanka Motor Cycle Club, Motor Racing
Association and Asian Motor Racing Club will be held on the 22nd of May
2011 at the Pannala Race track. The Series comprise of five rounds.
The first round which was held successfully in February this year
drew a large amount of entries and spectators large numbers to pack the
Pannala track after a long lapse. The competitors experienced a revamped
track with improved safety and facilities while the spectators too
enjoyed a quality race meet with many other attractions for the benefit
of the spectators.
The organizers released the Regulations to the competitors and the
entries are now open for all Sri Lanka Automobile Sports (SLAS) approved
classes. A spokesman for the Joint committee of Speed 2011 stated that
the entries will be closing on the 13th May 2011 at 10.00 am. All
entries should be forwarded to Speed Drome, Pannipitiya Road,
Battaramulla or at No 5A, Havelock Place, Colombo 5.
The popular events will include the SLGT 3500CC, SL H 1600 cc and the
one make classes of the Mini, Nissan March, Ford Laser and the Formula
Ford together with the Formula McLarens 1300. The championship will also
make way to newcomers who will race in the Formula McLarens 1300 event
and also the Suzuki Maruti/Alto class.
The results of this championship will be taken towards the 2011
National Championship of the Sri Lanka Automobile Sports.There will be a
host of Motor Cycle events worked off as well and those results will
also be counted for the National Championship of the Federation of Motor
Cycle Sports in Sri Lanka.
The organizers expect few foreign riders to participate in the Motor
Cycle events. The Organizers included the qualifying for bikes in order
to determine grid positions for the start of the Motor Cycle events.
This is a new rule brought in by Sri Lanka Racing Riders Association to
uplift the standards of the Sport.
The points table of the Speed Championship 2011 at the end of Round 1
is as follows: Official standings after the first round are as follows:
MOTOR CYCLES
Championship Motor Cycle Group 'J' standard upto 125cc (under 16
years): 1. Jaden Gunaratne - 20, 2. Aaron Gunaratne - 17, 3. Irantha
Tharuka - 15.
Championship Motor Cycle Group 'O' standard upto 125 cc: 1. Jaden
Gunawardena - 20, 2. Chaminda Subasinghe Gamage - 17, 3. Sudath
Weerasinghe - 15.
Championship Motor Cycle Group 'SM' Super Mtard upto 250cc 4 Stroke:
1. Udika Malavige - 20, 2. Sudeep Vidarsha P.A - 17, 3. Thusitha
Gunasekara - 15.
Championship Motor Cycle Group 'O' standard upto 125cc, 2 stroke: 1.
Shen Silva - 20, 2. Kaushal Perera - 17, 3. Chandana Weerasinghe - 15.
Championship Motor Cycle Group 'O' standard upto 250cc, 4 stroke: 1.
Ned Daniels - 20, 2. Maduranga Calder - 17, 3. Lasika Godakanda - 15.
Motor Cycle Group 'SM' Super Mtard upto 450cc 4 Stroke: 1. Suraj
Perera - 20, 2. Ramal Pathirathne - 17, 3. Thusitha Gunasekara - 15.
MOTOR CARS
Championship Mini Standard 1000cc: 1. Ravi Rajakaruna - 10, 2. Irshad
Azlie - 8, 3. Ravikumar Thanvsh - 6.
Championship - Nissan March 1000cc one make: 1. Rohan de Silva - 10,
2. S.A Harsha - 8, 3. Michael Wijesuriya - 6.
Championship - Formula McLarens 1300cc: 1. Thivanka Wijesekara - 10,
2. Gayan Ranatunge - 8, 3. Ryan Todd - 6.
Championship Mini 1050cc: 1. K Paramesewaran - 10, 2. Shashika Lakmal
Wijeratne - 8, 3. Namal Silva - 6.
Championship - Ford Laser 1300cc: 1. U C Perera - 10, 2. Upulwan
Serasinghe - 8, 3. Prasanna de Alwis - 6.
Championship - SL-A upto 1050cc: 1. Mahen Madugalle - 10, 2. Hafiz
Cader - 8, 3. Yahathugoda Kamal - 6.
Championship Ford Laser 1500cc: 1. Upulwan Serasinghe - 10, 2. Roshan
Dissanayake - 8, 3. Chaminda Weerasuriya - 6.
Championship SL-H 1600cc: 1. Ashan Silva - 10, 2. Pasindu Peiris - 8,
3. Dilan Senaviratne - 6.
Championship Formula Fords 1600cc - Post 85: 1. Dinesh Jayawardena -
10, 2. Dilan Senaviratne - 8, 3. Dilshan Dodanwela - 6.
Championship Formula Fords 1600cc - Pre 85: 1. Rohan de Silva - 10,
2. Waruna Ranatunge - 8, 3. Kaushal Samarasinghe - 6.
Championship SL GT 3500cc: 1. Dinesh Deheragoda - 10, 2. S N J N Dias
- 8, 3. Pasindu Peiris - 6. |