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Moto Magazine Darren
Steels the day! 90
Racing MXC MCFederation Round
9 Club Championship Finningley Race
Report: Lynsey Hamer Finningley showed itself to be at it's usual best
at weekend as Team 90 rolled into the venue. With the sun shining down
there needed to be excellent track preparation for the hundreds of riders who
poured into the venue, and the prep showed as the track held up fantastically
well to the pounding it took. There was plenty for the spectators too,
with some awesome racing throughout the groups. First
out went the Autos and what a line up there was!
Maximum points went to Charlie Heyman who was awesome throughout the
races. Three great wins gave him
overall first in style. Cameron Box
was chasing hard and a great final race finish gave him second overall.
Callum Murfitt was consistent in all three motos to take overall third.
Josh Robson suffered a terrible last race finish and dropped into fourth
overall. Next
out went the Adult Experts and they were a great standard as always.
Jake Preston won the first race and a good result in the third saw
Preston take overall first. Damon
Brooks had two consistently good results and placed overall second.
Patrick Major won the last race which brought him into third place
overall despite missing the start in both races! Next
to hit the track were the Junior 65s and as always they were fantastic to watch.
Scott Russell showed his dominance in the class with three solid wins to
take overall first with maximum points. Ryan
Thomson had a terrible result in the second moto but a fantastic result in the
last race pushed him into second overall. Thomson
was tied on points with Kurtis Griffiths, who was consistent every race.
Griffiths saw his final race result leave him down in third overall. Next
up came the Small Wheel 85 riders and again they were super fast.
Some awesome competing on the track saw Nathan Claughan take three first
places and first place overall with maximum points.
Joe Jacques chased all day, never letting up the pressure and had three
great races to give him overall second. Jake
Winnard wasn’t off the pace either and rode well to take the last podium spot
in third overall. Next
onto the gate were the Big Wheel 85 riders and the races were dominated by
flying Jordan Eccles. Three well
rode and well earned first places saw Eccles taking overall first in style with
maximum points. Troy Willerton also
had three excellent races and rode hard to take second overall.
Jake Ryan had a poor last race but had done enough to take third overall,
just ahead of Jack Camwell in fourth. Out
next came the Youth Open group and as usual it was full and fast.
Winning rider Ben Cole took two from three wins to take overall first
place, and well earned it was too! Daryl
Wallis won the first race but a poor last race result saw him in second overall.
Josh Cadman improved in each moto and fought his way into third place
overall, just ahead of consistently placing Alex Hilton.
The top ten riders in the Youth class took some lovely prizes courtesy of
Bells MX and the Wallis family so thanks to them! In
the full gate of Novices Darren Steels rode three fantastic motos to take three
race wins and the overall first place with maximum points.
Just behind him in every race was David Lamb, who rode hard and took
second place on the podium with pride. Andy
Hall rode hard and fast and showed them how to do it finishing three good places
to take third place overall, closely followed by fourth place Simon Burgess. Finally
another full gate of Intermediate B riders pulled onto the line, and what a
mixed bag of results they produced! First
place overall with some excellent riding, but never winning an actual race, was
Stephen Newbould. Newbould rode hard
for his place and deserved to stand atop the podium.
Tied on points in second were Gary Johnson and Josh Mieszczak.
Johnson won the last race in
fine form which saw him take second overall.
Josh Mieszczak had a great last race, but couldn’t beat Johnson and
settled in third overall. A mention
must go to Dan Greensmith who won the first two races but couldn’t finish the
last race, and he dropped from the points. As always the club needs to thank several of the
90 squad - Eddymed, Score 90 Chris, Julie, Nic and Jodie were spot on throughout
the weekend, Terry, Mick and Lee were great trackside with Gareth and Dougal
running support in fine form and Louise, Claire and Denise were excellent in
signing on and the Squad 90 marshalls did their usual sterling work.
Thanks must go to Bells MX who supplied the prizes for the Youth riders.
Next meeting is the Grand Slam team event at Culham on 29th & 30th
September, and for the next club meeting it is 7th October at Preston Docks. Overalls: Expert
A:
1. Jake Preston
2. Damon Brooks
3. Patrick Major
4. Harry Lawrence
5. Ryan Bruce
6. Gavin Stevenson Inter
B:
1. Stephen Newbould
2. Gary Johnson
3. Josh Mieszczak
4. Chris Worthington
5. Scott Matthews
6. Steve Watts Novice
C:
1. Darren Steels
2. David Lamb
3. Andy Hall
4. Simon Burgess
5. Broderick Whitmore-Wilson6. Dale Bult Youth
Open:
1. Ben Cole
2. Daryl Wallis 3.
Josh Cadman
4. Alex Hilton 5.
Neil Roe
6. Declan Whittle BW85:
1. Jordan Eccles
2. Troy Willerton
3. Jake Ryan
4. Jack Camwell
5. Matt Lomas
6. James Camwell SW85:
1. Nathan Claughan
2. Joe Jacques
3.
Jake Winnard
4. Connor Mirfin
5. Jay Hughes
6. Jake Naisbitt Jnr
65:
1. Scott Russell
2. Ryan Thomson 3.
Kurtis Griffiths
4. Kyle McNicol 5.
Koby Newbould
6. Danny Clarke Autos:
1. Charlie Heyman
2. Cameron Box
3. Callum Murfit
4. Josh Robson
5. Leo Eden
6. Travis Steels Ashley
runs Wilde at FatCats 90
Racing MXC MCFederation Round
5&6 Club Championship FatCats Race
Report: Lynsey Hamer Photos
courtesy of MXCam Well - a wet and wild
week of weather leading up to the weekend at FatCats was handled brilliantly
well by the Neil and crew at FatCats who prepared a track that stood up
magnificently to the rain that poured down overnight on Friday, leaving a wet,
muddy track that was completely different by the end of the days racing.
On Sunday morning the sun was blazing and shone all day. Nearly 400 riders
poured into the venue over the weekend and the standard of riding was fantastic
for the many spectators over the weekend, and busy riding in all groups gave
them plenty to watch! On
Saturday out went the Autos and they were brave to get out on the wet sand!
Kyle Peel was on fire and in fine form taking first place overall. Second
place Josh Robson suffered bike problems in race two but won the other two races
for second overall. First overall
with some excellent consistent riding was Leo Eden.
Sunday was a like a different track and the Autos flew over the sand.
Kieran Danby was most consistent on the day and well deserved his first
place on top of the podium. Tied on
points for second were Cameron Box and Leo Eden.
Box was constant throughout the day and took second place overall.
Eden recovered well from a terrible crash in the last race to take
overall third. Out
on Saturday went the Adult Experts and Ashley Wilde was dominant from the gate
dropping. He won both motos with
ease. Jamie Ellis chased hard but
couldn’t get up to the pace and settled into second overall.
Leon Dolby improved throughout the day and took a nicely placed third
overall. On Sunday Ashley Wilde was
again dominant taking the overall with maximum points after a lovely show of
riding throughout the day. Jack
Kelly pushed hard but Wilde was untouchable all weekend and Kelly took second
overall. Peter Eccles was also
consistent and took overall third with some stylish riding. Next
out were the Junior 65s and they were fantastic pushing through the sand.
Scott Russell took first place with three excellent wins, leading the
chasing pack in all conditions as the track dried.
Lewis Hall took 2-2-2 finishes to take second overall with some fast
racing ahead of Ryan Thomson. Thomson
also was consistent taking 3-3-3 and the last position on the podium in third
overall. Sunday saw Scott Russell
again flying round the track and he took maximum points with three fantastic
wins, and managed to throw in some tricks for the spectators!
Tied on points behind were Declan Hunter and Ryan Thomson.
Hunter had a better last race and took second place overall.
Thomson took third with 2-3-3 and stood proud again on the podium. Next
up came the Small Wheel 85 riders and on Saturday Dexter Douglas took two wins
from three to take a well deserved first place overall.
Luke Reading won the last race but hadn’t done enough, settling for
second overall. James Scott took
three consistent race finishes and a well deserved third place overall.
Sunday saw Joe Jacques roll up to the gate and take his usual hat trick
of wins to take overall first with maximum points.
Ben Burridge looked steady on the 150 to take second place on his
birthday weekend and James Scott again was consistently quick in a fast paced
field to take third place overall. The
Big Wheels rolled up to the gate next and these were awesome!
Alfie Mountford spent most of the day at the front of the field.
1-1-3 for Mountford saw him take top spot on the podium in overall first
in a hard fought field. Jack Naylor
improved every race to win race three and take second place overall.
Danny Mell was also consistent taking 2-3-2 for third place overall.
Sunday again saw these three battling at the front and honours ended
evenly with each of the top three having a first, second and third place finish
to their credit. All three were
therefore tied on points and were judged on the last race finish.
An outstanding effort from Danny Mell in race three saw him take the win
and first place overall. Alfie
Mountford chased hard but couldn’t get past in the last race and took second
overall and Jack Naylor rode hard but settled for third, meaning third place
overall. Yet
again the Youth Open was full and an outstanding standard of riding was seen on
both days. On Saturday Neil Roe was
just awesome to watch and took first place overall despite not winning a race
proving consistency is key! Josh
Cadman was also constant in his efforts and took second place overall. Third
overall was Nathan Dixon. Dixon had
a terrible second race but wins in races 1&3 saw him take a hard won overall
third. Sunday was Matt Callaghans
day from the start, and three awesome races saw Callaghan take the overall first
with 1-1-2 finishes. Scott Aldridge
never let up the pressure and came through to take the last race win and overall
second. Tied on points behind were
Neil Roe and Nathan Dixon. Roe again
was consistently quick and took third place overall with an excellent last race
finish ahead of Dixon in fourth overall. The
Novices were full to bursting and Saturday saw tremendous racing with a mixed
bag of results. Darren Steels took
first place overall with some hard battles on the track.
Tony Ross also tussled out there but took 5-3-4 places and second place
overall. Tied on points for third
place were Adrian Tallon and Marvin Mitchell,
Tallon had a poor last race but still pulled enough points for third
place overall in front of Marvin Mitchell in fourth.
Sunday again saw a cracking three races for the Novices.
Three excellent races and improving in each moto gave Pete Swannack first
place overall. Darren Steels dropped
places in the last race but had done enough for second overall.
Josh Lee won the first moto but couldn’t get back to the front and took
third overall. The
B group rolled up to the gate and on Saturday Stephen Newbould was out the front
with a win to his credit to take first place overall.
Scott Rowbottom also had a win but dropped slightly in the last race
finishing second place overall. Luke
Crang improved throughout to win the l;ast race and take third place overall.
Sunday saw Adam Smith take 1-2-1 and finish in first place overall with
some excellent riding. Scott
Matthews pulled a stunning second place in race 3 to take second place overall.
Stephen Newbould improved every race to take the final podium position in
third overall. As always the club needs to thank
several people – Eddymed who do fantastic work on behalf of the riders.
Score 90 Chris, Julie, Nic, Jodie and Catherine were spot on throughout the
weekend, Terry and Mick were great trackside with Gareth, Aaron, Daz and Dougal
running support in fine form and Louise, Clare and Denise were excellent in
signing on and getting those holeshot winners spotted. Thanks must go to
SPS Spares who donated the lovely holeshot prizes, Bells MX who again sponsored
the raffle and the Wallis family who also sponsored the raffle. Next
meeting is at FatCats on July 14th and 15th and has
trophies and prize money each day. It’s
looking very busy already get booked in soon! Sunday
Overalls: Expert
A:
1. Ashley Wilde
2. Jack Kelly
3. Peter Eccles
4. Ryan Bruce
5. James Milne
6. Darryl Tate Inter
B:
1. Adam Smith
2. Scott Matthews
3. Stephen Newbould 4. David Hanby
5. Scott Rowbottom
6. Josh Wilde Novice
C:
1. Pete Swannack
2. Darren Steels 3.
Josh Lee
4. Dale Bult 5.
Cameron Gunn
6. Phil Capstick Youth
Open:
1. Matt Callaghan
2. Scott Aldridge
3. Neil Roe
4. Nathan Dixon 5.
Daryl Wallis
6. Thomas Kirk BW85:
1. Danny Mell
2. Alfie Mountford
3. Jack Naylor
4. Joele Hart
5. Matt Lomas
6. Ashley Wheelhouse SW85:
1. Joe Jacques
2. Ben Burridge
3. James Scott
4. Connor Fish
5. Jordan Hearn
6. Connor Joe Jnr
65:
1. Scott Russell
2. Declan Hunter
3. Ryan Thomson
4. Kurtis Griffiths
5. Danny Clarke
6. Kyle McNichol Autos:
1. Kieran Danby
2. Cameron Box
3. Leo Eden
4. Riley Stesel
5. Luke Dolman
6. Jaygo Beasty Saturday
Overalls: Expert
A:
1. Ashley Wilde
2. Jamie Ellis
3. Leon Dolby
4. Ryan Bruce
5. Glenn Fletcher
6. Matt Callaghan Inter
B:
1. Stephen Newbould
2. Scott Rowbottom
3. Luke Crang
4. James Wilson
5. Ben Grayson
6. Oliver Mann Novice
C:
1. Darren Steels
2. Tony Ross
3. Adrian Tallon
4. Marvin Mitchell
5. Pete Swannack
6. Simon Burgess Youth:
1. Neil Roe
2. Josh Cadman
3. Nathan Dixon
4. Josh Bentley
5. Daryl Wallis
6. Dylan Lewis BW85:
1. Alfie Mountford
2. Jack Naylor
3. Danny Mell
4. Matt Lomas
5. Thomas Moule
6. Alex Hamer SW85:
1. Dexter Douglas
2. Luke Reading
3. James Scott
4. Luke Arrowsmith
5. Jacob Hatch
6. Lewis Astill Jnr
65:
1. Scott Russell
2. Lewis Hall
3. Ryan Thomson
4. Kyle McNichol
5. Kurtis Griffiths
6. Callum Mitchell Autos:
1. Kyle Peel
2. Josh Robson
3. Leo Eden
4. Kieran Danby
5. Riley Stesel
6. Cameron Box Holeshots:
Autos:
Josh Robson * Expert: Ashley Wilde * Jnr 65: Scott Russell * SW85: Dexter
Douglas * BW85: Jack Naylor * Youth: Neil Roe * Novice: Symon Burton * Inter:
Luke Crang Ray
Rolls into First at Finningley! 90
Racing MXC MCFederation Round
4 Club Championship Finningley Race
Report: Lynsey Hamer
Photos
courtesy of MXCam A cracking weather forecast and a
cracking venue can only mean one thing - a race meeting where the riders pour
in! Every credit must go to Ed, Matt and crew at DMP for a venue that took
a hammering from over 270 riders in one day! The standard of riding was
fantastic in all groups and with several full line ups it was all go from the
start. The track held up brilliantly and was complimented throughout the
day, and the riders were awesome all day, providing some breathtaking viewing
for the hundreds of spectators. First
out went the Autos and yet again Josh Robson dominated the field.
Robson is riding high and is starting to look unbeatable at the minute
and again deserved his number one overall. Leading
the chasing pack was Travis Steels who is looking a chip off the old block with
his racing style in second overall. Consistent
all day in third overall was Luke Dolman, just ahead of Leo Eden in fourth. Next
out went the Adult Experts and they were yet again just an awesome standard, and
what a show they put on for the spectators!
Ray Rowson looked at home in the sand at Finningley and dominated the
full line up of Expert riders, leading the field home in both motos to take
overall first in lovely style. It
was good to see Jamie Jackson back racing and looking fit and recovered as he
claimed an excellent second overall. Cory
Nemeth was tied on points but a slightly poorer result in the last race dropped
him into third overall despite some fantastic riding, with Ryan Bruce in fourth
overall. Next
to hit the track were the Junior 65s and yet again there were top National
standard talent on display. Young
Scott Russell was awesome flying the standard for Scotland and tied on points
for first, but took overall first by way of a lovely first place finish in the
second race. Lewis Hall won the
first race and was also flying to take overall second.
Another Scottish talent on display in third overall was Ryan Thomson who
finished just ahead of Barnsley boy Lewis Wood in fourth. Next
up came the Small Wheel 85 riders and again they were just awesome to watch.
Joe Jacques is just dominant at the minute and looks at home wherever he
rides. He eased home in style to
take maximum points and stand atop the podium in a well earned first place
overall. Denny Rapson improved
throughout the day and claimed his spot on the podium in second overall.
Sammy Price showed fine form to take third overall, and James Scott
recovered from a poor first race to take fourth overall. Up
to the gate the Big Wheel riders rolled, and they were fast out there!
With the top 10 riders sponsored by Bells MX and Spiral Graphics the
competition was sure to be fierce! Again
tied on points at the top Alfie Mountford was on fire taking the win in the last
race to take overall first place, and claim vouchers and a bike stand.
Second overall with a cracking win to his credit was Jack Naylor, taking
a bike stand for his pains. Ryan
Hawkridge took a massive tub of MucOff after some excellent riding saw him
finish in third overall, ahead of Thomas Moule in fourth.
Out
next came the Youth Open group and full to the brim it was just awesome to
watch. Nathan Dixon was at the front
of the chasing pack but looked confident, leading the way throughout the motos.
Dixon took a hard won overall first with maximum points and appeared in
fine form. Neil Roe was in hot
pursuit but couldn’t get in front and took a well earned second place overall.
Josh Cadman improved throughout the day and claimed the last podium
position in third overall. In
the full gate of Novices it was Paul Gallagher who took an early lead, and held
onto it under pressure all day. Maximum
points saw Gallagher take top spot on the podium in first overall.
Josh Lee also had an excellent day and improved to take second overall
with Darren Steels also improving to take third place overall ahead of Pete
Swannack in fourth. Another
full gate of B riders pulled onto the gate and there was a tie on points at the
top. Consistent Scott Matthews had
an excellent days racing and took the first place overall having the better last
race finish. Stephen Newbould won
race one but couldn’t get back to the lead and took second place overall.
Tom Doughty and Luke Crang were heading the chasing pack.
Doughty came through to win the last race and took third place overall
just ahead of Crang in fourth. As always the club needs to thank
several people – Eddymed – who impressed County and the Air Ambulance crew
with the sterling work! Score 90 Chris, Julie, Nic & Jodie were spot
on throughout the day, Terry and Mick were great trackside with Gareth, Aaron,
Daz and Dougal running support in fine form and Louise, Clare and Denise were
excellent in signing on and getting those holeshot winners spotted. Thanks
must go to Bells MX, CMC Motorcycles and Spiral Graphics for the top 10 Big
Wheel prizes. Also thanks to Yorkshire Air Ambulance for coming for Jack
Mathews so quickly! Best wishes
& get well soon to all injured persons – Jack, Connor, David and Russ who
are all recovering well. Next
meeting is at FatCats on June 9th & 10th and has
trophies and prize money each day, and holeshot prizes.
Looking very busy already get booked in soon! Overalls: Expert
A:
1. Ray Rowson
2. Jamie Jackson
3. Cory Nemeth
4. Ryan Bruce
5. Bradley Ward
6. Josh Fytche Inter
B:
1. Scott Matthews
2. Stephen Newbould
3. Tom Doughty
4. Luke Crang
5. Ben Askew
6. James Wilson Novice
C:
1. Paul Gallagher
2. Josh Lee
3. Darren Steels
4. Pete Swannack
5. Gareth Jones
6. Chloe Chapman Youth
Open:
1. Nathan Dixon
2. Neil Roe 3.
Josh Cadman
4. Josh Bentley 5.
Will Wall
6. Callum Whaling BW85:
1. Alfie Mountford
2. Jack Naylor
3. Ryan Hawkridge
4. Thomas Moule
5. Jack Nottingham
6. Ashley Wheelhouse SW85: 1.
Joe Jacques
2. Denny Rapson
3. Sammy Price
4. James Scott
5. Jake Winnard
6. Bradley Saunders Jnr
65:
1. Scott Russell
2. Lewis Hall
3. Ryan Thomson
4. Lewis Wood
5. Kurtis Griffiths
6. Danny Clarke Autos:
1. Josh Robson
2. Travis Steels
3. Luke Dolman
4. Leo Eden
5. Mitch Armour
6. Cameron Box
Goodwin for
Jad! 90 Racing MXC MCFederation Round 3 Club
Championship Mildenhall Race Report:
Lynsey Hamer Team 90 rolled down to
Mildenhall and weren’t disappointed! Despite
most of the country being awash with rain and floods over the bank holiday
weekend Mildenhall needed watering at weekend! Cliff and his crew had done
a fantastic job of preparing the track amid the worst May in a good few years
and to the many riders who turned out the sight that met them was awesome!
The track held up fantastically well to an incredibly high standard of riding
that was seen. We must thank the riders who turned out as in all groups
they were just great to watch. Every now and then you get a day where
every race is full of action and drama and this was the day! An
excellent days riding was done and completed by teatime with time for a break
for a spot of lunch at Mildenhall cafe! Next
out went the Adult Experts and they were unbelievable to watch!
Jad Goodwin was on fire throughout the day and kept the crowd entertained
not only with his riding but with his repertoire of tricks – the heel clicker
and superman just a couple of his little crowd pleasers!
Goodwin took first overall with maximum points.
Tied on points behind him were William King and Andy Stephenson.
King had a slightly better last race and clinched second overall with
some fine riding. Stephenson dropped
position in the second race but earned enough points to keep third overall just
ahead of Alex Hornsby in fourth. Next
to hit the track were the Junior 65s and again there was some fantastic riding
seen. Two wins from three saw Jack
Thompson standing top of the podium with a well deserved overall first.
He didn’t get it all his own way though – Drew Anderson also showed
his ability winning the second moto and pulling into second overall with some
hard racing. Lewis Wood was very
consistent throughout all three motos and took overall third with style. Next
up came the Small Wheel 85 riders and again they were just awesome to watch.
Joe Jacques was new to the track but you couldn’t tell as he powered
round with two from three wins to take overall first.
George Grigg-Pettit had a poor first race but recovered very well to win
the second moto and take second overall. Pettit
was tied on points with Tome Hume but had the better last race.
Hume took third overall with three consistent finishes. Up
to the gate the Big Wheel riders rolled, and yet again the bar was set sky high!
Connor Hughes improved in every race and took first overall by coming
through to win the last race and stand on the top spot.
Adam Day won races one & two but a poor last race saw him drop into
second overall. Will Keogh rode
blindingly hard to take third overall leading the chasing pack, just ahead of
Jordan Moxay in fourth. Out
next came the Youth Open group and it was a full line up and pure motocross
pleasure to watch. Every race was
hard fought with changing about throughout the order and the eventual well
earned first place went to Chubbie Hammond.
Hammond was a star as he ploughed through the field taking two from three
motos to take first. Right behind
him in second overall despite a terrible result in race two was Ben Cole.
Cole recovered well from that and was back in second for the rest of the
day. Darryl Wallis was consistently
quick and chased hard never giving up to take the third podium position. In
the full gate of Novices it was Philip Jameson who starred by taking all three
race wins in style. Jameson fought
through every time and took first overall with maximum points.
Behind him Josh Lee upped his game for the day to take second overall
with three excellent results, just ahead of consistently high placing Darren
Steels in third. Another
full gate of B riders rolled up to the line last out and were led by George
Bennett who took first place overall with two from three race wins.
Gavin Jakeman despite being involved in a terrible crash in race three
recovered to take second overall but will be nursing some bruises today!
Scott Rowbottom was on the pace to take the last podium spot in overall
third. As always the club needs
to thank several of the dream team: Eddymed - although you didn't have
much to do what you did was great! Score 90 Chris, Julie & Jodie were
spot on throughout the day, Terry and Mick were great trackside with Gareth, Ian
and Dougal running support in fine form and Louise and Denise were excellent in
signing on and getting those holeshot winners spotted. Thanks must go to
Capital FM for the holeshot prizes and to Bells MX for sponsoring the raffle, as
did the Wallis family. Next meeting is at Finningley on May 20th and is
already busy with booking in so make sure you dont miss out! Overalls: Expert
A:
1. Jad Goodwin
2. William King
3. Andy Stephenson
4. Alex Hornsby
5. Sam Mitchell
6. Damon Wales
Inter
B:
1. George Bennett
2. Gavin Jakeman
3. Scott Rowbottom
4. Tony Makepeace
5. Oliver Mann
6. George Stanley Novice
C: 1.
Philip Jameson
2. Josh Lee
3. Darren Steels
4. Danny Coulson
5. Dale Bult
6. Pete Swannack Youth
Open:
1. Chubbie Hammond
2. Ben Cole 3. Daryl
Wallis
4. Ryan Simpson 5. Josh Cadman
6. Declan Whittle BW85:
1. Connor Hughes
2. Adam Day
3. William Keogh
4. Jordan Moxay
5. Bradley Skinner
6. Alfie Mountford SW85:
1. Joe Jacques
2. George Grigg-Pettit
3. Tom Hume
4. Dylan Woodcock
5. Perry Galloway
6. Aaron Gordon Jnr
65:
1. Jack Thompson
2. Drew Anderson
3. Lewis Wood 4.
William Egglestone
5. Koby Newbould
6. Harry Peck Autos:
1. Josh Robson
2. Callum Murfit
3. Leo Eden
4. Jaygo Beasty
5. Riley Stesel
6. Kiean Boughen Holeshot: Auto: Josh Robson Junior 65: Drew Anderson SW85: George Grigg-Pettit BW85:
Lewis Robinson Youth Open: Ben Cole Adult
C: Symon Burton Adult B: Steven Chilvers Adult A: Jad Goodwin 90
Racing MXC MCFederation Round
2 Club Championship Finningley Race
Report: Lynsey Hamer Team 90 rolled into Doncaster MotoParc at
Finningley expecting the reputation and popularity of the track to bring riders
from all over and they weren’t let down. Over
170 riders rolled in despite the overnight rain that monsooned down all night
long! At 6am the deluge stopped, the
sun came out and the diggers got to work on the track.
Every credit must go to Ed Bradley and crew at DMP for track preparation
as Finningley had taken a pounding from the rain but dried up to a great track
for racing! First out went the Adult Experts and they showed
their skills with Sam Winterburn taking both moto wins to finish first with
maximum points. Second place were
tied on points with Harry Lawrence having a fantastic last race to finish second
overall in front of Aaron Lowe in third. Fourth
overall after two excellent finishes taking 5-3 places was Kyle Platt. The Autos were unbelievable to keep going round the
track and showed they were all little heroes!
Young Ben Clark took first place overall after winning the last race in
style. Josh Robson and Oliver Foxon
battled throughout the day with Robson taking second despite a fantastic last
race from Foxon, who was left in third. Jonty
Wright also battled hard and took overall fourth. Next to hit the track were the Junior 65s and what
a competition this was! Christopher
Mills rode hard and took the top spot despite Scott Russell beating him in the
last moto. Mills took a deserved
first place overall, leaving Russell in second.
Tom Grimshaw and Rossi Beard were tied in third, but consistency was key
with Grimshaw taking third overall leaving Beard in fourth. Next up came the Small Wheel 85 riders and George
Grigg-Pettit showed his dominance in the sand of Finningley.
Maximum points for him saw him take top place on the podium.
Leading the chasing pack and taking second overall was Denny Rapson.
Third overall and in fine form was Sammy Price just ahead of Jake
Waterworth in fourth. Up to the gate the Big Wheel riders rolled, and was
won by Danny Mell. Mell came through
in the last race to take the win and the overall first place.
Matt Lomas won his first big wheel race for the club in moto one but
couldn’t keep the pace up all day and finished second overall.
Tied in third were Ryan Hawkridge and Lauren Collinwood.
Hawkridge had a superior result in the last race which put him into third
overall in front of Collinwood in fourth. Out next came the Youth Open group and it was
dominated in style by Jack Kelly who took overall first with the maximum points.
Kelly ploughed round the track keeping in front of Daryl Wallis who had
two excellent races to finish second overall.
Josh Cadman chased hard but couldn’t catch them but was streets ahead
of the rest finishing third place overall. In the full gate of Novices it was Dale Bult who
starred throughout the day. Maximum
points for Bult put him on top of the podium in first place overall.
Consistent Pete Swannack was riding hard and came through the pack to
take second overall. Phil Capstick
rode brilliantly all day and took a best place for him of third overall, just
ahead of Rob Wilkins who (despite a fantastic result in the last race) finished
fourth. Another full gate of B riders rolled up to the line
last out, and saw a mixed bag of results. Oliver
Mann did enough to take overall first despite a poor last race.
David Durose was consistent throughout to take overall second.
Scott Rowbottom recovered from a terrible result in race one to take
overall third just ahead of Scott Matthews in fourth. Thanks again must go to
Spiral Graphics in the second round of the Spiral Gfx Championship who donated
top ten prizes for the Junior 65 riders including XBox graphics, iphone
graphics, fork stickers and vouchers s on Sunday.
Thanks must also go to the amazingly hard working Score 90 who did a
fantastic job in tough conditions - Chris, Julie, Nic and Jodie. Also to
Clerks Terry, Mick and Lee who had the courage to run when many would not have
done, Eddymed medical team, Squad 90 marshalls, Claire, Louise & Lorraine at
signing on and the rest of Team 90 for their usual sterling work! Overalls: Expert A:
1. Sam Winterburn
2. Harry Lawrence
3. Aaron Lowe
4. Kyle Platt
5. Zak Biggs
6. James Milne Inter B:
1. Oliver Mann
2. David Durose
3. Scott Rowbottom
4. Scott Matthews
5. Steven Newbould
6. Cameron Macro Novice C:
1. Dale Bult
2. Pete Swannack
3. Phil Capstick
4. Rob Wilkins
5. John Roberton
6. Ben Tune Youth Open:
1. Jack Kelly
2. Daryl Wallis
3. Josh Cadman
4. Tayla Smith
5. Neil Roe
6. Callum Whaling BW85:
1. Danny Mell
2. Matt Lomas
3. Ryan Hawkridge
4. Lauren Collinwood
5. Jack Naylor
6. Max Griffin SW85:
1. George Grigg-Pettit
2. Denny Rapson
3. Sammy Price
4. Jake Waterworth
5. George Sim-Mutch
6. Ben Burridge Jnr 65:
1. Christopher Mills
2. Scott Russell
3. Tom Grimshaw
4. Rossi Beard
5. Brogan Johnson
6. Ryan Thompson Autos:
1. Ben Clark
2. Josh Robson
3. Oliver Foxon
4. Jonty Wright
5. Riley Stesel
6. Leo Eden
Damon
Brooks no competition… 90
Racing MXC MCFederation Round
1 Spiral Gfx Championship Preston
Docks Race
Report: Lynsey Hamer Photo courtesy of MJS
Photography After rain doing it's
best to stop play for the weekend the weatherman got it dead right for the
almost 250 riders who poured into Preston Docks on Sunday and the sun did shine.
The premier venue in the North West lived up to it’s reputation and thanks
must go to Lee and John at Preston who pulled out all the stops fighting the
inclement weather all week to prepare a track which rode awesome and stood up
fantastically well to the number of riders on the gate. The standard of
riding was excellent with some fantastic individual performances seen and some
great racing taking place to wow the spectators who filled the spectator areas
at the track. First out went the Autos and these kids lined up
raring to go. Jay Clark took overall
first in style earning maximum points with all three race wins.
Leading the chasing pack and taking overall second with 3-2-2 results was
Jaygo Beasty. Consistent throughout
the day to take the last podium spot and third overall was Luke Pedley.
Fourth was tied on points but an excellent last race put Cameron Box in
fourth ahead of Luke Dolman in fifth. Lined up next was a full gate of Expert A riders
and with hundreds of spectators there was plenty to watch!
The riders were awesome and they were top standard and best on the day
was Damon Brooks. Placing 2-1 to
take overall first Brooks fought hard and won well for the top spot.
Second overall after winning moto one was Luke Kenningley who looked like
Preston Docks was no challenge. Third
overall despite an off in the third race was Ryan Bruce. Next to hit the track were the Junior 65s and they were a
very fast group. Rossi Beard and
Scott Russell has an excellent day tussling on the track and was fantastic to
watch. Beard took the last two motos
and a well earned top spot on the podium in first overall.
Russell recent injury showed as the day went on as he finished 1-2-2 for
the second overall place, with consistently quick Lewis Hall in third overall Next out went the Small Wheel 85 and they were dominated on
the day by young Joe Jacques. Jacques
took all three race wins against stiff competition to take overall first.
Battling for second were Drew Roe and Denny Rapson.
Roe just got the advantage in the final race and took a hard fought
second place in front of Rapson in third. Rapson
had a terrific last race and finished third with results of 3-3-2 to his credit. Next up went the Big Wheel 85 group and they were fast!
Battling his way to the front and staying there in style was Will Jeonney.
Two from three race wins was plenty enough to give Jeonney the overall
first place. Very consistent riding
gave Aaron Roe the overall second place. Alfie
Mountford was excellent to watch and took overall third, just ahead of Ashley
Wheelhouse in fourth. Next up went the Youth Open and they were breathtakingly
quick and provided great entertainment. Matthew
Callaghan and Reece Desoer went into the last race tied on points with a win
apiece and were battling the entire race. A
slight error from Desoer saw him off the bike and gave Callaghan the overall
with 1-2-1 results for first place. Desoer
took second place finishing 2-1-2. Third
place overall and on the pace only just behind the leaders was Jamie Ellis. Next up went the Intermediate B group and again a full line
up was seen. The top two riders were
tied on points but with a cracking finish in the last race first place overall
went to Scott Rowbottom, leaving Josh Haselden in second overall after a poor
last race. Both Taylor brothers had
an excellent day, but Phil Taylor won the last race in style which put him into
third overall in front of Ian Taylor in fourth. Last out went the usual full group of Novice C riders and
three excellent races including a win in the last saw Peter Swannack take first
overall in a hard fought battle for the top spot.
Darren Steels had a terrible last race but had done enough to take
overall second. Jamie Rodgers and
Dale Bult tied on points but an excellent last race from Rodgers saw him into
the last podium position in third with Bult in fourth. Thanks must go to Spiral
Graphics in the first round of the Spiral Gfx Championship who donated holeshot
prizes for all the groups on Sunday. Thanks
must also go to the amazingly hard working Score 90 who did a fantastic job in
tough conditions - Chris, Julie, Nic and Jodie. Also to Clerks Terry, Mick
and Lee who kept the meeting going for three full blocks done before tea,
Eddymed medical team, Squad 90 marshalls, Claire & Louise at signing on and
the rest of Team 90 for their usual sterling work! Roll on
Finningley on March 18th which is also the start of the 2012 Auto Dominator
Challenge. Overalls: Expert A:
1. Damon Brooks
2. Luke Kenningley
3. Ryan Bruce
4. Sean Eckersley
5. Greg Fisher
6. Kyle Platt Inter B:
1. Scott Rowbottom
2. Josh Haselden
3. Phil Taylor
4. Ian Taylor
5. David Durose
6. James Wilson Novice C:
1. Pete Swannack
2. Darren Steels
3. Jamie Rodgers
4. Dale Bult
5. Ian Holden
6. David Roocroft Youth Open:
1. Matthew Callaghan
2. Reece Desoer
3. Jamie Ellis
4. Tom Davies
5. Neil Roe
6. Daryl Wallis BW85:
1. Will Jeonney
2. Aaron Roe
3. Alfie Mountford
4. Ashley Wheelhouse
5. Matt Lomas
6. Alex Hamer SW85:
1. Joe Jacques
2. Drew Roe
3. Denny Rapson
4. James Scott
5. Bradley Hart
6. Callum Crossland Jnr 65:
1. Rossi Beard
2. Scott Russell
3. Lewis Hall
4. George Hollins
5. Declan Hunter
6. Kurtis Griffiths Autos:
1. Jay Clark
2. Jaygo Beasty
3. Luke Pedley
4. Cameron Box 5. Luke Dolman 6. Jude Taylor HOLESHOTS: Auto: Jay Clark Jnr: Scott Russell SW85: Joe Jacques BW85: Will Jeonney Youth: Reece Desoer A: Ryan Bruce B: Callum Charnockl C: Keith Cotterill
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