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Hassan sweeps Street Bikes races as Speed Fest delivers competitive action

David Hassan produced a perfect performance in the Street Bikes class, winning all three races to headline Sunday’s 2026 Speed Fest Track Day at the South Dakota Circuit.

Hassan finished with the maximum 65 points, 15 ahead of second-placed Salim Azeez, who collected 50. Elwin Chase secured third place with 37 points.

Christopher Bridgmohan followed with 26 points, while Alestair Mendonca earned 20. Fitzpatrick Augustus and Jerome Jones finished level on 11 points.

Strong performances were also recorded by Kevin Persaud and Matthew Vieira, who each accumulated 65 points in their respective motorcycle divisions.

Persaud won two of the three Open Class Bikes races and placed second in the other to finish ahead of Alain Hopkinson, who earned 50 points. Maurice Menezes was third with 37.

Vieira claimed the 600cc Bikes class ahead of Elan Rahaman, who finished with 43 points. Jerry Da Silva placed third on 37, while Adrian Mohar was fourth with 20.

In the four-wheel competition, Devesh Singh controlled the Vitz Cup B Class and ended the three races with 65 points. Mikkely Rahaman was his closest challenger with 43, while Shemroy Ramsingh took third with 38.

The Vitz Cup A Class produced one of the day’s closest battles. Stefan Jeffrey led the standings with 53 points, while Zachary Persaud and Ryan Ramoutar were both listed on 40. Persaud was awarded second place in the classification.

Paul Jiwanram followed with 35 points and Azaad Hassan collected 16. The official release also carried a second entry for Ramoutar with 22 points.

Speed Fest formed part of the 2026 motor-racing calendar, with the drivers and riders collecting points towards their respective class championships.

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