Gaming giant, Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL), through its brand JustBet, continues to push strong veto power behind Justbet ambassador Fraser McConnell.

The company, which is one of the most recent sponsors for Jamaica’s first-ever Rallycross champion, McConnell, celebrates the prodigy who is fresh off the track, having his first win in the Nitro Rallycross competition.

JustBet hosted a welcome reception for its ambassador to commemorate his success at the championship.

Having qualified on pole for Saturday’s opening heat race, McConnell had the perfect weekend this year. He won all three two-car battle brackets, giving him the most championship points on Saturday. He won the race to gain pole for the Group E final, which he would win in 4:54.667 thanks to his excellent first day.

The JustBet ambassador, who has been the title holder of both the ‘Rally Jamaica’ and ‘Jamaican Driver of the Year’  for the past seven years, has earned his place in the Jamaican record books. McConnell expressed that he hopes for more success in the future.

“For this year, I want to get more wins in the season and with that, win the championship. Long term, I want to keep securing great sponsors like JustBet and have it be a sustainable career,” he said.

 Leah Carruthers, JustBet brand manager, acclaims McConnell for waving the company’s brand and also the Jamaican flag high wherever he goes.

“McConnell continues to make us proud. Through his exceptional performances, the JustBet team thought it was exigent to have McConnell as an ambassador. His hard work and dedication are a natural fit for our brand personality and also who we are as Jamaicans. We are proud to have him as an ambassador and we look forward to the future with him,” Carruthers remarked.

 McConnell shared: “I’ve always wanted to represent them [JustBet], the number one sports betting company in Jamaica. There has been a new introduction to sports betting including racing, and it’s going to make racing more exciting. It’s good for me to be able to represent such a prestigious company and I’m looking forward to a great future with them.”

McConnell hopes to inspire other young people in Jamaica and the Caribbean who are developing in the motorsports sector, to achieve the heights of creating history and to realise that this level of success is attainable. Also, while he basks in his glory, he is gearing up for the final championship race of 2022 will be held on November 12 and 13 at the Wild Horse Pass in Phoenix, Arizona.