Damian McKenzie: Driver 

The love affair began very early growing up in Jamaica and hanging around his Dad working on engines and having a passion for all types of motor sports.  Back then. Jamaica was still a magnet for illegal drag racing and there was no organized drag racing.  The place to go was Vernam Field and Damian was probably as young as 4 years old when he was introduced to drag racing.  He was totally intrigued by his first sniff of racing fuel and the raw fury and power of the vehicles, not to mention its unique sound. He knew right then that drag racing was something he had to try some day.

The opportunity came late in his teens and he jumped in foot first.  This preoccupied almost a decade, and the car went through numerous transformations, from a street car, a show car to a full blown drag car.

Tim Brannigan: Crew Chief

His quest for speed & thrill started at a young age
when he started jumping on moving trains to get from
Jensen beach FL to Stuart FL.  Now his thrill is racing
drag cars and being apart of his good friends racing team.

Tim also runs a 10sec integra that he is in the process of
rebuilding to run in the 8 secs.

Bill Wallace:  Crew

Paul (JB BUGS): Crew

Susan McKenzie - PR and Marketing for Black Mamba Racing

Otherwise known as Damian's better half, Susan knew very early on that to love the man she also had to love the car.  It is more than just a car to her as she considers it as a part of the family and it holds a special place in her heart as it was where Damian proposed to her.  Susan overseas the PR and Marketing of the Black Mamba Racing Team and the aim of the team is to effectively build brand awareness, have a presents at race meets, car shows and maintain a social networking presents and interact with fans and other racing enthusiast.

Dominique, Brittany & Miya McKenzie -  "Daddy's little Cheerleaders"

15, 11 and 10 month are the ages of the Cheerleaders a.k.a "Daddy's Little Cheerleaders.  They are present at all of Daddy's major racing events and car shows and you can hear them cheering on their Dad when he wins a car show category or in the grandstand watching their Dad race.