Quarter-Mile Queens: 2017 Edition Quarter-Mile Queens: 2017 Edition
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April 5, 2017

Quarter-Mile Queens: 2017 Edition Quarter-Mile Queens: 2017 Edition

As the National Drag Racing Circuit kicked off its 2017 season on April 2 at Vernamfield, Clarendon, only the ladies proved hotter than the drag racing action.

 

 

 

From left: Ameka Morrison, Kimberly Walker and Ann-Marie Elliot proving St Elizabeth is the best when it comes to the ladies.<strong></strong>
Zania Davis enjoying the start to the year-long action. (<strong>Photos: Rory Daley)</strong>
The CTP crew of (from left) Samantha Mattadeen, Simone DaCosta and Natasha Steele<strong></strong>
Decked out in her favourite colour is Kashema Coke.<strong></strong>

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