KAMOK Round Three Held in Vezirköprü
There was great excitement in the Kunduz Forests in Samsun's Vezirköprü district during the Black Sea Local Off-road Cup (KAMOK) Round 3. The event, in which 18 vehicles and 36 competitors from different provinces battled fiercely, was dedicated to the late Veziroff member Nazım Çıplak.
The race, held amid unrivalled natural beauty, was followed with enthusiasm by District Governor Mahmut Kaşıkçı, Garrison Commander Selçuk Yılmaz, Mayor İbrahim Sadık Edis, numerous bureaucrats, heads and directors of departments and institutions, local residents of Vezirköprü, and many motorsport fans from outside the district.
Veziroff Club President Metin Yılmaz thanked all the individuals, institutions and organisations that contributed to the event and helped the club, as well as the drivers whose entries thrilled the spectators. Mayor İbrahim Sadık Edis said such events make a significant contribution to promoting the district, and that they would always support the Veziroff Club.
District Governor Mahmut Kaşıkçı said the event, which took place in fine weather and a great atmosphere following the camp held the previous day, made a very significant contribution to promoting the district and the unique beauty of the Kunduz Forests. He noted that the races were supported by Minister of Youth and Sports Akif Çağatay Kılıç, Samsun Metropolitan Municipality, the Vezirköprü District Governorate and Vezirköprü Municipality. Kaşıkçı added that both competitors and spectators enjoy a different kind of excitement every year, and that it was gratifying that no incidents occurred.
Once the racing had finished and the final results had been confirmed by a commission, a trophy ceremony was held at the camp site. The Class 2 winners were Volkan Günday-Murat Günday in car number 202, the Class 3 winners were Sinan Çelebi-Hasan Çelebi in car number 306, and the Class 4 winners were Hasan Yurt-Fatih Yurt in car number 404. In the overall classification, the brothers Sinan Çelebi-Hasan Çelebi took victory, Yıldıray Çil-Bayram Topal finished second and Yalçın Dağlaroğlu-Miraç Vayni were third.
