2004 

Summer 

Series

 

Round 4 - SWANMORE

25th April 2004

TOP 6

GROUP AUTOS          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 40 Fraser VINER 1 1 1 135
2nd 0 Michael DENTON 2 2 3 127
3rd 3 Luke GODDARD 5 4 4 115
4th 75 Joe JEFFRIES 4 3 8 113
5th 60 Oliver OSMASTON 3 6 5 113
6th 14 Bethany FARMER 9 5 2 112
             
GROUP JUNIORS          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 10 Rob MUSCAT 1 1 2 133
2nd 2 Ryan BUTLER 7 3 1 120
3rd 55 Tom ELLWOOD 6 2 5 115
4th 8 Daniel MAXEY 5 4 4 115
5th 91 Jake CAREY 4 9 3 112
6th 44 Lloyd PETTETT 2 6 8 111
           
GROUP INTER 85'S          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 13 Sebastian OSBOURNE 1 1 1 135
2nd 52 Kristofer AYRES 2 1 2 131
3rd 4 Danny URRY 4 2 3 123
4th 14 Lewis TRICKETT 3 5 3 119
5th 36 Charlie HUGHES 6 4 2 117
6th 88 Ashley BAILEY 14 3 4 107
           
GROUP INTER OPEN          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 92 James COLE 1 2 1 133
2nd 27 Gennaro DICHELLO 2 1 12 117
3rd 11 Jamie TEMPEST 3 9 2 116
4th 45 Sam GABRIEL 5 3 6 113
5th 18 Thomas SPEER 6 7 3 110
6th 37 John HAIG 10 5 4 107
           
GROUP SENIORS          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 41 Richard LEAT 1 1 1 135
2nd 42 Luke BLANCHARD 3 5 1 123
3rd 21 Sean BARNSDALE 3 4 2 123
4th 26 Nicky WATTS 9 2 2 118
5th 59 Lee YATES 5 4 3 117
6th 2 Carl CHANDLER 4 6 4 113
           
GROUP AMX          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 4 Brett WHEELER 1 2 2 131
2nd 26 Paul WATTS 9 1 1 122
3rd 60 Michael MATTRAVERS 2 3 5 121
4th 23 Ian TALLACK 3 5 4 117
5th 8 Ian SMITH 4 7 7 107
6th 20 Lee POWLES 5 6 6 107
           
GROUP VMX          
POSITION RIDER NO RIDER RACE 1 POSITION RACE 2 POSITION RACE 3 POSITION TOTAL POINTS
1st 82 Chad SAIT 1 2 2 133
2nd 049 Richard PAINE 2 1 1 131
3rd 80 Jason SKINNER 4 5 3 117
4th 04 Paul RUSBY 5 4 4 115
5th 95 Alan SCOTT 8 9 5 102
6th 96 Gary STEEL 7 7 8 101
 

 

 

Round 4 - SWANMORE

25th April 2004

OVERALL RESULTS

Updated 04/05/04: the only changes are for the Small Wheel 85 group, from 30th place onwards

Position

Autos

Juniors

Inter 85s

Inter Open

Seniors

AMX

VMX

1st

40 (135)

10 (133)

13 (135)

92 (133)

41 (135)

4 (131)

82 (133)

2nd

0 (127)

2 (120)

52 (131)

27 (117)

42 (123)

26 (122)

049 (131)

3rd

3 (115)

55 (115)

4 (123)

11 (116)

21 (123)

60 (121)

80 (117)

4th

75 (113)

8 (115)

14 (119)

45 (113)

26 (118)

23 (117)

04 (115)

5th

60 (113)

91 (112)

36 (117)

18 (110)

59 (117)

8 (107)

95 (102)

6th

14 (112)

44 (111)

88 (107)

37 (107)

2 (113)

20 (107)

96 (101)

7th

10 (102)

17 (109)

33 (105)

89 (105)

72 (105)

59 (103)

83 (99)

8th

16 (98)

49 (105)

37 (104)

91 (105)

22 (105)

2 (101)

66 (97)

9th

4 (98)

6 (89)

45 (100)

77 (94)

12 (101)

54 (97)

73 (92)

10th

74 (92)

92 (86)

8 (100)

7 (89)

64 (100)

18 (95)

67 (91)

11th

34 (92)

1 (84)

6 (92)

22 (88)

51 (97)

47 (88)

039 (88)

12th

12 (90)

83 (84)

31 (92)

85 (80)

52 (96)

33 (86)

79 (84)

13th

77 (84)

38 (83)

3 (89)

47 (78)

6 (93)

50 (81)

09 (83)

14th

13 (80)

22 (81)

00 (86)

63 (72)

61 (86)

35 (75)

69 (82)

15th

7 (75)

33 (80)

77 (86)

26 (71)

3 (84)

1 (72)

03 (78)

16th

44 (71)

48 (79)

25 (86)

38 (70)

83 (83)

55 (68)

00 (73)

17th

72 (69)

50 (78)

12 (85)

14 (68)

11 (79)

19 (64)

65 (71)

18th

37 (68)

7 (76)

66 (84)

4 (66)

14 (79)

21 (60)

99 (70)

19th

96 (60)

19 (69)

47 (81)

71 (64)

10 (78)

7 (54)

93 (69)

20th

35 (58)

30 (63)

69 (80)

83 (63)

15 (72)

24 (54)

90 (67)

21st

48 (54)

99 (56)

21 (75)

36 (59)

4 (71)

3 (51)

97 (62)

22nd

6 (49)

9 (55)

44 (71)

82 (55)

36 (71)

28 (0)

88 (61)

23rd

29 (49)

28 (51)

43 (70)

29 (52)

20 (70)

41 (0)

98 (58)

24th

61 (49)

77 (50)

74 (69)

60 (47)

17 (69)

57 (0)

74 (55)

25th

2 (48)

24 (44)

84 (68)

49 (46)

96 (69)

 

76 (49)

26th

99 (46)

59 (43)

17 (65)

67 (43)

60 (69)

 

71 (45)

27th

39 (42)

60 (42)

64 (63)

8 (40)

7 (67)

 

68 (40)

28th

26 (40)

47 (38)

19 (59)

30 (37)

67 (63)

 

61 (36)

29th

46 (27)

25 (37)

18 (58)

46 (35)

9 (59)

 

63 (35)

30th

 

14 (35)

16 (57)

81 (34)

27 (57)

 

75 (31)

31st

 

35 (26)

5 (57)

24 (33)

43 (56)

 

84 (28)

32nd

 

45 (25)

30 (54)

12 (31)

29 (55)

 

78 (15)

33rd

 

15 (25)

11 (48)

1 (30)

88 (49)

 

 

34th

 

37 (21)

50 (47)

79 (28)

98 (44)

 

 

35th

 

 

39 (46)

48 (23)

95 (43)

 

 

36th

 

 

73 (44)

35 (18)

34 (43)

 

 

37th

 

 

46 (42)

 

0 (42)

 

 

38th

 

 

89 (39)

 

78 (36)

 

 

39th

 

 

99 (38)

 

31 (33)

 

 

40th

 

 

2 (30)

 

50 (31)

 

 

41st

 

 

51 (30)

 

48 (30)

 

 

42nd

 

 

34 (26)

 

25 (27)

 

 

43rd

 

 

71 (0)

 

5 (11)

 

 

44th

 

 

 

 

55 (10)

 

 

 

 

Swanmore Report - 25th April 2004

Report by: Kay Turner 

Portsmouth Motocross Club held the fourth round of their Summer Championship Series and also the final qualifying round for the BSMA Semi Finals, at the revised Swanmore circuit.  Although heavy rain had fallen for days before the meeting, dust was inevitable but thankfully it was kept to a minimum and only appeared to be a problem during the adult races. Due to the popularity of the Club, double line-ups were introduced for the Inter 85 and Senior classes, and these groups were to race first.

First out were the Small Wheel 85cc riders who quickly adapted to the slightly altered track, but Sebastian Osbourne didn’t seem to notice that the circuit had been changed to slow riders down, and sped his way to overall victory with three domineering wins.  With Osbourne out of the way in one of the four races, Kristofer Ayres notched up a victory in his second race, and finished off the day in second overall with two 2nd places.  Third overall and continuing his good form comes Danny Urry, who was in close contention for a top three position in his first race but had to settle for 4th, but upped the anti in races two and three to finish 2nd and 3rd.  A welcome return by Lewis Trickett who finishes fourth overall, completing a double whammy of 3rd places with a 5th in race two.  Yet another top 6 overall for Charlie Hughes who finishes fifth overall with a slightly disappointing 6th in race one, but compensates for this by finishing 4th in his second race and was just pipped at the post in race three to finish 2nd. Closing the top 6 is Ashley Bailey who after a disastrous first race finishing in 14th, manages to complete his day by finishing an outstanding 3rd and 4th in his final motos.

The Seniors roared into action next with no real surprises of who was going to achieve overall victory on the day.  Richard Leat is such an outstanding and talented rider, he takes a lot of beating, and no one could manage this today.  His breathtaking riding skills kept the spectators gawping in awe.  Not to be outdone, Luke Blanchard rode equally as magnificently, not daunted by his spectacular crash at the same track just two weeks previous.  In typical Blanchard style, Luke bounced back with a vengeance finishing second overall, on the same points as third place Sean Barnsdale.  But his last race victory awarded Luke this higher position, with a 3rd and 5th to add to his win. Sean Barnsdale, finally getting a ride with Portsmouth, finished third overall with some ultra-talented riding skills, awarding him with a 3rd, 4th and 2nd.  Having to put up with fourth overall but just glad to be in front of his brother James, Nicky Watts put his unfamiliar 9th position behind him to get back to his best by finishing 2nd in both remaining motos.  The alterations to the track appeared to suit Lee Yates, improving on his last visits position to finish fifth overall.  Finishing just one point behind Watts, Yates had an ever-improving day by starting off with a 5th, stepping up a gear to finish 4th and then ended the day in top gear by finishing 3rd.  Completing the top 6 comes Carl Chandler. A 6th in race two interrupted Carl’s day of consistent 4th place positions in races one and three.

The ever-popular Autos stormed off the start gate with no real shock to see Fraser Viner completing a hat trick of wins to finish overall victor.  His talent improves with every meeting but Michael Denton is improving too, closing in on Viner with every race.  Three 2nd places were on the cards for Denton but Bethany Farmer spoilt his fun in moto three by battling constantly with Michael, leaving him having to settle for 3rd in the last race.  Luke Goddard, finally a Portsmouth member, finishes a respectable third overall, improving his first race 5th to finish 4th in his other two races.  A disastrous off in race three leaves Joe Jeffries in fourth overall. All set for a top three position with his 4th and 3rd from his first two races, a crash just after the lap scoring van saw Joe battling his way back into 8th position, and finishes on the same points as fifth overall rider Oliver Osmaston.  Unfamiliar territory for Oliver being outside the top 3, a second race 6th position was to be his downfall, but added to the 3rd and 5th positions, Oliver did just enough to stay inside the top six overall.  Another outstanding performance by our only female Auto rider, Bethany Farmer completes the top 6.  A slow start to the day, finishing in 9th, she improved in the second moto to finish 5th, saving the best for last by outracing Michael Denton to finish 2nd, to the sheer delight of the crowd.

With the arrival of Jake Shipton at the next meeting, it was the Juniors last chance to gain victory, with Rob Muscat taking full advantage of the absence of last years Junior Champion, finishing overall victor with two wins, but having to settle for 2nd in race three behind Ryan Butler.  Butler, always improving, finishes second overall, race one spoiling his day by finishing in 7th, but got back to normal business in race two to finish 3rd.  A breathtaking win in moto three makes up for Ryan’s first race disappointment.  As usual, Tom Ellwood appears in the top 3, finishing on equal points with fourth overall, but his 2nd place in race two clinched third overall for this talented young rider.  A 6th and 5th in races one and three ensure Toms name appears in the top 6 again.  Another top 6 regular, Daniel Maxey finished in fourth spot overall, with consistent riding all day.  A 5th in race one saw Dan step up a notch to finish 4th in the two remaining motos.  A return by Jake Carey saw him return to his usual status of appearing in the top 6.  A higher position would have been the order of the day but a 9th in race two disrupted Careys plans, but he should be happy with his first and last race performances finishing in 4th and 3rd respectively.  Completing the top 6 comes Lloyd Pettett. Lloyds day started brilliantly by coming in 2nd, but two remaining poor results meant Pettett would finish in sixth overall, although a 6th and an 8th would leave him just one point behind fifth overall.

With the sun beating down on the spectators, the action was about to hot up too as the mighty VMX boys deafened anyone in close proximity.  With the majority of the adult riders on 250 four strokes, there was little chance of anyone ignoring this groups racing.  Often considered “old codgers” and “passed it”, these young-at-heart Vets displayed some breathtaking riding skills, making their watching offspring proud.  As witnessed on so many occasions, it was down to Chad Sait and Richard Paine to provide the entertainment at the front of the field, with Chad winning overall on the day with two magnificent wins, only being beaten by Richard in race one.  Paine stuck to Sait like glue and followed him to finish 2nd in the final two motos to finis