Cayman Islands: Officials from the RCIPS, Customs, and CI Hot Rod Association survey land for off-road motorsports facility in East End, 26 April
Yesterday’s meeting marks another step forward in finding a community-based solution to the issue of non-street legal motorbikes being ridden on Cayman’s public roads.
“The RCIPS will enforce the law for those who choose to ride on public roads illegally, but we also know that there are many who have expressed an interest in a proper facility where they can ride without breaking the law,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police, Kurt Walton. “We are in support of any initiative aimed at providing enthusiasts with the opportunity to enjoy their hobby responsibly.”
The officials also viewed plans for the proposed site, which includes an off-road course for dirt bikes, a multipurpose concrete pad for stunt bike riding, a quarter mile strip for drag racing, and a circuit racing track.
“Now that the Government is finalizing the lease of the land and we have drafted the plans, the next step is completing the clearing of the land and then beginning construction of Phase One of the project. We are reaching out to the business community for the needed funds to develop this long-awaited facility,” added Mr. Myles.
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Group photo (from left to right): Deputy Commissioner of Police Kurt Walton; CIG Youth Coordinator and President of the Cayman Motocross Association James Myles; Joe Myrie and Billy Ebanks of the Cayman Hot Rod Association; Deputy Collector of Customs Marlon Bodden; Cecil Walton Jr of the Cayman Hot Rod Association; Inspector Courtney Myles; Chief Inspector Everton Spence.
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