Barbados drag racing is at a serious turning point.In this episode of the RSL Racing Podcast, we sit down with Dre Tuned, Sammy Cumberbatch, Romel “Muffin” Allen, and Vivian to talk about the current state of drag racing in Barbados, the lack of a true quarter-mile facility, and why some of the island’s fastest cars may soon have to leave Barbados just to properly test and compete.These are not average street cars. We’re talking about some of the most serious builds in Barbados, including Sammy’s red turbo BMW 5 Series “Clifford,” Muffin’s 800+ horsepower K-swapped Toyota BZ Wagon, Dre Tuned’s 1000+ horsepower 4G63-powered Mitsubishi Colt, and Vivian’s naturally aspirated straight-six BMW E30.But this conversation is bigger than horsepower.It’s about the future of drag racing in Barbados, the cost of competing, the lack of proper facilities, and what needs to happen if the sport is going to grow instead of slowly pushing its fastest cars and most dedicated builders overseas.This was one of the most important conversations we’ve had on the podcast so far.Watch the full episode, share it, and let’s keep the conversation going.

In Episode 5 of the RSL Racing Podcast, we had the honor of sitting down with Roger Skeete, “The Sheriff,” alongside Dane Skeete, for a conversation with the most successful rally driver of all time in Barbados.We spoke about what it feels like to win Rally Barbados for the first time, how many wins it takes before you almost lose count, and the lessons that come from a combined 15 years of winning at the top. Roger also shares how the sport has changed over the years, from the atmosphere and competition to the cars themselves.We get into the Peugeot rally car vs the Subaru, the difference between home-built rally cars and factory specials, and the kind of experience that only years in the sport can teach.It was a real privilege to have Roger on with us. We honestly did not expect to be able to sit down with a true legend of Barbados rallying, so this one means a lot.

In Episode 4 of the RSL Racing Podcast, we sit down with @mastaaclouds to talk about the Suzuki Swift that made him famous and the journey behind having the fastest Swift in Barbados.We get into how the original Swift caught fire and burned down, how he came back and rebuilt a new one, and what drag racing with a Swift is really like. We also talk about what he’d be driving if it wasn’t a Swift, along with a wider conversation on Barbados car culture, the RSL Racing journey so far, and what the experience has been like for us building this platform.It’s not all serious either. This one was filmed on Easter Sunday, so there’s plenty of lighthearted banter mixed in with the car talk.If you’re into Barbados motorsport, local car culture, fast builds, and real conversations, this episode is for you.

RSL Podcast Ep 3This one’s a mix of real talk, nonsense, and everything in between. We kick things off with a slightly questionable discussion… can we start suing people for using the RSL name yet? 😅From there, we get into the realities of covering motorsport in Barbados — including how we’re planning to juggle two car events in a single day and what that actually looks like behind the scenes.We also dive into the differences between home-built rally cars vs factory-built machines, and whether the gap is really as big as people think.Drift culture in Barbados comes up too — where it started, how it’s grown, and some stories from back in the day, including what it was like trying to drift a DMax vs an L200 6 years ago (spoiler DMax was better)To wrap things up, we hit a Q&A segment talking dream daily drivers… which somehow turns into Niccoló getting absolutely roasted for choosing a Mercedes GLA45 while currently dailying a 6-cylinder turbo BMW X5.⸻If you’re into rally, drifting, or just the local car scene, this one’s for you.Like, comment, and subscribe for more from the RSL team.

RSL Racing Podcast Ep. 2 | Street Digs, Broken Subarus & Why F1 Feels Like Mario Kart… 🏁🔥

Episode 2 of the RSL Podcast is here — and this time it’s just the core RSL team, recorded live at Street Digs at Bushy Park, Barbados 🇧🇧

No guests, just real conversations.

We get into:

• The reality of drag racing in Barbados right now

• Why Niccoló’s Subaru has been off the road for WAY too long (and what’s actually going on with it)

• The current state of motorsport locally vs internationally

• And Liam’s very honest take on why F1 is starting to feel more like Mario Kart than racing…

This episode is raw, unfiltered, and exactly what RSL is about — real car culture, real opinions, and real stories from the Caribbean motorsport scene.

If you’re into racing, builds, or just the behind-the-scenes of what it’s really like trying to be involved in this space… this one’s for you.

📍 Filmed at: Street Digs | Bushy Park, Barbados

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We sat down with Barbados rally driver Justin Campbell 🇧🇧🏁 for a real conversation about what it takes to compete at the highest level in Caribbean motorsport.From flat-out stages to behind-the-scenes moments, Justin shares his journey through rallying, the mindset required to perform under pressure, and the lessons learned along the way. We dive into the highs, the challenges, and what it truly means to push both car and driver to the limit.This isn’t just about racing — it’s about discipline, focus, and the mentality needed to succeed in a sport where every second counts.If you’re into rally, cars, or just want insight into the mind of a top driver, this is one you don’t want to miss.🏁 Tap in and experience the story behind the speed.