Local NewsSports Mayers extends lead in BKA Championship by Barbados Today 09/04/2024 written by Barbados Today 09/04/2024 2 min read A+A- Reset Zak Mayers (leading) and cousin Jacob are now first and second in both the 100cc Juniors and overall standings in the BKA Championship. (Photo courtesy BKA) Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 798 Zak Mayers has increased his advantage in the Sectus Technologies Barbados Karting Association (BKA) Championship following a thrilling day of wheel-to-wheel racing at Bushy Park Barbados on Sunday. Mayers won two races in the Easykart 100cc Juniors class to move his points total to 255. His cousin, Jacob Mayers, also won two races to move into second place on 216 points, seven clear of third placed Aeden Bruce (209). Having scored a second 100-point maximum for a clean sweep of four wins in the Easykart 125cc Lights class, Calem Maloney (200 points) has regained the class lead from Kayleigh Catwell, who is close behind on 195 points. Maloney and Catwell sit in fourth and fifth overall respectively, with new Easykart 60cc Cadets class leader Shamir Eversley sixth on 194 points. While Jacob Mayers was fastest in practice, cousin Zak qualified on pole for the first Juniors race, which he led from flag to flag. You Might Be Interested In Pybus returns Holder is number two Ferdinand on the mend Zak led for more than half of race two before Jacob found a way past him to win by 1.2 seconds, with Bruce third. Zak got the upper hand early on his way to winning race three and looked set to do the same in race four, but Jacob passed him two laps from home. There were close battles in the 125cc Lights, although this time for the places, as Maloney won all four races, with Raizer Stoute having his best meet of the season, second every time. Aaron Blackett led the reverse grid race two early on, but Maloney moved ahead on lap five on his way to victory. Maloney then led the final two races throughout, Stoute in an early second-place battle with Thompson in race three, while Catwell claimed her one podium finish of the day, third in race four. With Judd’s move up to the Juniors, Shamir Eversley is now the leader of the Easykart 60cc Cadets standings, despite winning only one of the four races against his new rival Jordyn Hinkson. (PR) Championship points (after three rounds): Overall: 1st Zak Mayers, 255 points 2nd Jacob Mayers, 216 3rd Aeden Bruce, 209 4th Calem Maloney, 200 5th Kayleigh Catwell, 195 6th Shamir Eversley, 194 60cc Cadets: 1st S Eversley, 194 points; 2nd, Oliver Judd, 144; 3rd Jordyn Hinkson, 70 100cc Juniors: 1st, Z Mayers, 255 points; 2nd J Mayers, 216; 3rd A Bruce, 209.  125cc Lights: 1st, C Maloney, 200 points; 2nd K Catwell, 195; 3rd Sebastián Thompson, 179. Remaining rounds: May 5, August 10, September 8, June 23, October 6, November 3, all at Bushy Park Barbados, St Philip.  Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like CARICOM urged to address ‘education crisis’ amid World Bank report 19/02/2025 Electoral commission to take over birth, death registrations – AG 19/02/2025 BBA raises concerns over Debt Settlement Act 19/02/2025