Andrew McLaughlin set the pace for the day, piloting his Suzuki Swift to a victory in the Stock Class with a combined time of 71.986 seconds, while also securing the fastest individual lap at 34.827 seconds. In the Modified Class, Matt Kitching claimed the top spot in his Volkswagen GTI, finishing with a combined time of 73.286 seconds. The event format required three timed runs per driver, with the two fastest combined to determine the final standings.
Beyond the competition, the federation emphasized the practical applications of the sport. CMF vice president Rhondel Ramdath noted that the league serves as a training ground for road safety, helping drivers refine decision-making skills and vehicle familiarity under pressure. This focus on accessibility and development was echoed by CMF president Jane Scaletta, who highlighted the series' growth as evidence of a successful push to make motorsport more inclusive. The event also featured the ongoing sustainability partnership with Refuel, which incentivized environmental awareness among participants through a survey program. Meanwhile, 14-year-old Alena Kevorkian managed the official timing system, gaining hands-on experience in race administration as she prepares for her eventual entry into the competitive ranks.
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