The fourth and final round of the ACBT Kart Fight Championship 2024, by David Pieris Racing & Leisure (Private) Limited in conjunction with Ceylon Motor Sports Club and Motor Racing Association, concluded successfully at SpeedBay, Bandaragama, on Saturday, August 17. Despite the challenging weather conditions, the event showcased the exceptional talent and determination of Sri Lankan drivers across twelve competitive classes.
Following the Daily Mirror’s exposure highlighting the risk of 12 Sri Lankan junior athletes missing the 2024 World Junior Athletic Championships in Lima, Peru, due to a last-minute withdrawal of financial support by the Sports Ministry, the Ministry has now confirmed that the necessary funds have been allocated for all athletes to participate.
Sri Lanka’s right-arm medium-fast bowler Milan Rathnayake will make his Test debut in the first match of the three-Test series against England at Old Trafford. His inclusion marks a significant moment for the uncapped pacer with a strong domestic record.
Sri Lanka batter Harshitha Samarawickrama and Ireland opener Gaby Lewis have finished with career high positions in the ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings at the end of their two-match series in Dublin that ended 1-1.
David Pieris Racing & Leisure (Private) Limited is thrilled to announce the fourth and final round of the ACBT Kart Fight Championship 2024. This much-awaited event will take place on August 17th, commencing at 6.00 am at SpeedBay, Pearl Bay, Bandaragama.
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