The ENet Caribbean Clash of Champions is set for a thrilling showdown in the Sports Tuner Championship, where four top drivers—Ryan Rahaman, Nasrudeen Mohamed, Azaad Hassan, and Adrian Fernandes—are all in contention for the title.
With the competition heating up, fans can expect intense racing as these drivers push their limits to achieve victory.
Ryan Rahaman leads the pack with 119 points, enjoying a 29-point advantage over Nasrudeen Mohamed, who follows with 90 points.
Close behind, Azaad Hassan holds 89 points, while Adrian Fernandes rounds out the top four with 86 points.
The title fight has been one of the season’s fiercest, and with all four drivers capable of winning, it’s anyone’s guess who will come out on top.
For Rahaman, experience and reliability will be key. His years of racing knowledge and the consistent performance of his car have kept him ahead, and he remains confident he can claim the title.
“It’s about using everything I’ve learned over the years and ensuring the car holds up on race day,” Rahaman noted.
Nasrudeen Mohamed, known for his consistency, has his work cut out if he wants to close the gap. With a season-long run of steady finishes, he knows the only way to claim the championship is to take first place on race day.
“This is my chance, and I’m going for it. I’ll need to finish on the top step to bring home the championship,” Mohamed shared.
But Rahaman and Mohamed’s path to the top won’t be easy, as Azaad Hassan and Adrian Fernandes—two of the class’s most dominant drivers with past championship wins—are also in the hunt. Hassan and Fernandes have faced car issues throughout the season but remain fierce contenders. The top two drivers will have serious competition if they show up with competitive cars on race day.
As the ENet Caribbean Clash of Champions approaches, the Sports Tuner Championship battle is one of the event’s most anticipated highlights.
With each driver fighting to prove they have what it takes, fans are in for a day of high-speed action and heart-stopping moments at the South Dakota Circuit. (GMR&SC)
