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Roger Mayers is on one of his laps during yesterday’s qualifying rounds. (Trevor Thorpe)
By RANDY BENNETT | Sun, September 02, 2012 - 12:07 AM
ROGER MAYERS, BEWARE! David Summerbell Jr plans to come like a thief in the night. Make that a thief in the day.
“Tomorrow [today] I plan to run like a thief to the checkered flag and take it home,” Summerbell Jr, the current leader in the driver’s standings, told SUNSPORT shortly after finishing his run in the qualifying rounds of yesterday’s second round of the Digicel/Williams Seaboard Marine Caribbean Motor Racing Championships (CMRC) at Bushy Park.
But he will first have to overtake Mayers, the defending CMRC drivers’ champion, who will start in pole position after clocking the fastest lap time.
However, there was some not so good news for lap record holder Stuart Williams who completed just two laps of qualifying before being forced to retire because of gearbox problems.
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