Name Daniel Ramoutarsingh Car #8 Trinrico Steel & Wire Products Jaguar XKR Birth Date May 8, 1975 Birth Place Trinidad & Tobago Nationality Trinidadian Residence Trinidad & Tobago Marital Status Single Children None First Race 2000

Born the first son of Jack Paul Ramoutarsingh, a founding member of the ‘Flying Tigers”, the first Trinidad & Tobago Motorsport Club. Daniel had a passion for Motocross and Power Boats, which were later abandoned to pursue Road Racing as stipulated by his late father. Ironically, his father Jack was given a choice to give up motor sport or marry Daniel’s mother, Beatriz. Father and son always had a passion for the machine and Daniel worked against all odds to compete. He spent seven years on the management of the FIA ASN of Trinidad and Tobago, most of which as Secretary General and FIA sanctioned Chief Steward. His first love is Road Racing, of which he continues to sacrifice to make this dream a reality. Jack Paul Ramoutarsingh passed away shortly after they acquired the Rocketsports RS 28 Jaguar XKR, and it his in his honour that Daniel took the competition number 18, belonging to his father throughout his life.

Career Highlights

2009	Participating in the Muscle Milk SCCA Trans-Am Series, driving the #8 Trinrico Steel and Wire Products Jaguar XKR with RSR.
2008	Returned to Central America to contend the Costa Rican National Championship, which was held in conjunction with the Central American Championship. They continued to have great success while achieving 2nd and 3rd place podium finishes and setting the second fastest lap time of the race. Scheduling conflicts interrupted their participation, but in the finale of both championships, Daniel showed up and drove from 7th position to 2nd in rain conditions and placing him 3rd on the podium. Was awarded ‘Sportsman of the Year’ by the Trinidad and Tobago FIA ASN by being awarded the Castrol Lubricants sponsored ‘Tom Miller Challenge Trophy’.
2007	Encouraged by his father, Jack Paul Ramoutarsingh, Daniel acquired the Rocketsports’ RS 28 Jaguar XKR. The four (4) time Trans Am Championship winning Jaguar is also the winner of the 2002 24 Hrs of Daytona. The most successful Jaguar ever built by Rocketsports was formerly piloted by world champions such as Paul Gentilozzi, Tommy Kendall and Scott Pruett. Daniel became the first pilot of the English speaking Caribbean to participate in GT-1. His team were a force even from their first year participating, as Daniel claimed a second place podium in the opening event of the Central American Championship in Guatemala his first time out, from a grid of twenty participants. He remained in the top three podiums until a racing incident resulted in his DNF in the final two heats of the championship. With only four out of the six heats completed, Daniel finished fifth overall out of the twenty participants in the region. Daniel was awarded by the FIA ASN for representing Trinidad and Tobago on a regional level in 2007.
2006	Regional FIA NACAM: April 29th, 2006: Central American Championship, Costa Rica. Finished 2nd in Category: GT-2. Would start races in Pole Position and set the fastest time in the class. Reliability problems resulted in a discontinuation of GT-2 participation, but the GT-1 category would be revealed and would leave a lasting impact on Daniel.
2005	Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 6.5 TME: TTASA Champion Driver of the Year. TTASA Champion Driver Group 2A. TTASA First Citizens Sports Foundation ‘Sportsman of the Year’ Nominee. TTASA Fastest Lap Time. TTASA National Record Holder Group 2A March 6th (44.6), New Record set May 1st (Regional Invitational with Barbados participation) 44.2. TTASA Award for Outstanding and Dedicated Services to Motor Sport.
2003	Mitsubishi Mirage: 3rd place Heroes of Speed Invitational (Category IP 2) Jamaica. TTASA Award for Outstanding and Dedicated Services to Motor Sport. TTASA Sportsman of the Year.
2002	Mitsubishi Mirage: TTASA Group 2B Champion, TTASA Sportsman of the Year, TTASA Award for Outstanding and Dedicated Services to Motor Sport.
2001	Mitsubishi Mirage: TTASA Most Improved Driver
2000	‘Carib’ Stock Car Series: Most Improved Driver, 2000 - Winner Group B (Mirage Debut)

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