Grange gives strong support to Racers Grand Prix
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March 8, 2016

Grange gives strong support to Racers Grand Prix

KINGSTON, Jamaica — In her first official function as sport minister, Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange has given her strong support to Racers Track Club Grand Prix, set to take place on Saturday, June 11.

Grange in her address at the official launch of the event said: “I give my full support to this effort by racers and I praise this initiative to have some of the top athletes participating on Jamaican soil, including our own stars”.

“We in Government must find creative ways to support the Racers Grand Prix in order to promote brand Jamaica and to positively impact the growth and prosperity agenda of Jamaica,” she added.

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