TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	66	Joshua Coleman	1	2	1	133
2nd	50	Jamie Cox	2	3	3	125
3rd	6	Oliver Evans	3	4	4	119
4th	38	Freddie Lambeth	4	6	5	111
5th	30	Taylor Smith	6	8	7	102
6th	13	Jack Cooper	7	9	8	99
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	22	Billy Hare	1	1	1	135
2nd	53	Max Acres	2	2	2	129
3rd	85	Steven Robinson	3	4	3	121
4th	0	Michael Denton	5	3	4	117
5th	36	Billie Dunlop	4	6	5	111
6th	44	Oliver McMurray	7	5	8	104
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	88	Jake Shipton	1	1	1	135
2nd	23	Aaron Withers	3	2	2	127
3rd	6	Daniel Maxey	2	4	3	123
4th	66	Gordon Appleton	4	3	4	119
5th	3	Christopher Noyce	6	5	6	107
6th	69	Jack Scarlett	5	8	7	104
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	14	Lewis Trickett	1	1	1	135
2nd	00	Oliver Rusby	2	2	2	129
3rd	86	Ashley Bailey	3	3	5	119
4th	38	Jackson Evans	4	7	4	112
5th	91	Jake Carey	5	5	6	109
6th	25	George Gough	6	4	9	106
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	22	Harvey MacDonald	1	2	3	129
2nd	70	Jamie Watts	2	7	1	122
3rd	11	Jamie Tempest	3	3	4	121
4th	9	Daniel Latham	11	1	2	118
5th	77	Harry Seymour	4	4	7	112
6th	131	Lloyd Nightingale	5	6	5	109
GROUP	AMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	42	Luke Blanchard	1	1	1	135
2nd	49	John Ford	4	2	3	123
3rd	26	Paul Watts	5	4	4	115
4th	25	Sean Barnsdale	2	7	5	114
5th	7	Phil Lewis	7	6	8	102
6th	17	Mark Morris	3	16	9	98
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	06	Steve Lyons	1	2	1	133
2nd	122	Warren Berthiaume	2	1	2	131
3rd	049	Richard Paine	3	3	5	119
4th	039	Martin Bradbury	5	4	3	117
5th	82	Chad Sait	4	10	4	109
6th	95	Alan Scott	7	5	6	106

 

 

 

ROUND 4 - Allington Lane

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	66 (133)	22 (135)	88 (135)	14 (135)	22 (129)	42 (135)	06 (133)
2nd	50 (125)	53 (129)	23 (127)	00 (129)	70 (123)	49 (123)	122 (131)
3rd	6 (119)	85 (121)	66 (119)	86 (119)	11 (121)	26 (115)	049 (119)
4th	38 (111)	0 (117)	6 (111)	38 (112)	9 (119)	25 (114)	039 (117)
5th	30 (102)	36 (111)	3 (107)	91 (109)	77 (113)	7 (102)	82 (109)
6th	5 (98)	44 (104)	69 (104)	25 (106)	18 (103)	17 (98)	95 (106)
7th	17 (94)	16 (98)	49 (103)	4 (103)	61 (103)	32 (87)	04 (103)
8th	0 (93)	89 (98)	50 (100)	64 (98)	91 (99)	40 (84)	62 (96)
9th	8 (93)	96 (95)	71 (97)	33 (96)	14 (93)	45 (83)	73 (95)
10th	60 (92)	49 (94)	48 (92)	17 (95)	5 (93)	9 (83)	02 (91)
11th	46 (91)	17 (92)	28 (90)	13 (89)	75 (91)	11 (83)	69 (89)
12th	75 (88)	14 (84)	77 (88)	82 (84)	85 (82)	23 (82)	01 (88)
13th	54 (87)	54 (82)	83 (82)	45 (83)	58 (81)	4 (82)	98 (85)
14th	9 (81)	31 (81)	18 (78)	61 (80)	25 (81)	31 (80)	03 (81)
15th	61 (80)	11 (76)	44 (73)	89 (73)	67 (80)	41 (78)	014 (80)
16th	99 (78)	7 (73)	24 (70)	84 (73)	87 (80)	47 (76)	09 (76)
17th	63 (75)	12 (73)	99 (68)	21 (72)	15 (70)	46 (74)	85 (73)
18th	16 (70)	10 (73)	72 (64)	11 (71)	3 (69)	126 (71)	07 (57)
19th	1 (67)	38 (67)	29 (62)	98 (68)	76 (64)	36 (68)	99 (57)
20th	33 (59)	65 (60)	12 (60)	67 (66)	84 (63)	5 (68)	88 (57)
21st	26 (50)	99 (60)	68 (58)	23 (59)	56 (60)	12 (67)	74 (57)
22nd	94 (45)	77 (56)	2 (56)	44 (57)	63 (59)	34 (57)	05 (57)
23rd	2 (42)	9 (53)	7 (56)	30 (50)	69 (55)	1 (56)	90 (57)
24th		18 (51)	19 (51)	20 (48)	78 (53)	3 (54)	61 (49)
25th		1 (48)		18 (47)	92 (53)	60 (54)	015 (47)
26th		46 (29)		26 (44)	79 (51)	20 (50)	68 (46)
27th				71 (40)	33 (40)	57 (47)	71 (44)
28th				66 (38)	1 (38)	44 (30)	134 (37)
29th				40 (35)	66 (34)	29 (28)	75 (32)
30th				81 (34)	10 (29)		86 (29)
31st				28 (32)			77 (28)
32nd				0 (32)			055 (28)
33rd				73 (27)			63 (24)
34th				15 (26)
35th				51 (18)
36th				60 (0)
37th
38th
39th
40th

 

 

 

Scarlett Fever

Report by Kay Turner

The rescheduled fourth round of Portsmouth MXCs Summer Championship took place at Allington Lane on Sunday, with over 200 riders gagging for a chance to book their place at the BSMA Semi Finals.

With a strong field in the VMX group, top spot was fiercely competed for with Steve Lyons and Warren Berthiaume swapping positions throughout the day, Lyons just grabbing the overall victory with the extra win in race three.  Richard Paine’s Honda CRF provided him with third place overall, chasing the top two all day.  Martin Bradbury followed closely behind but unable to achieve a race win during the meeting, fourth overall was his final placing.  Yet again, Chad Sait added misfortune to success during the day, race two letting him down and finally settled in fifth overall.  Even with a spectacular crash added into the equation, Alan Scott pulled off sixth overall, finishing seventh, sixth and fifth.

Even with a red flag flying in the second race, the Inter Open class was once again dominated by Lewis Trickett who took the maximum points tally home with him.  Oliver Rusby fought hard all day to stay on Trickett’s tail, but was pipped at the post in each moto.  Ashley Bailey rode at his best with two thirds awarding him third overall.  Close behind, Jackson Evans stayed with the front runners to finish up in fourth overall, passing the chequered flag in fourth place twice, with Jake Carey matching his speed to finish in fifth.  A fourth in race two resulted in George Gough closing the top six.

Back to his best, Jake Shipton made it look easy in the Inter 85 class, taking all three wins.  Aaron Withers took second spot away from Daniel Maxey who raced hard all day.  Withers sneaked ahead with two seconds and a third, with Maxey riding a brilliant race in moto one to pass the finish flag in second.  Battling to pass Maxey, Gordon Appleton succeeded in race two, finishing in third to give him fourth overall, with Christopher Noyce hot on his heels to finish in fifth overall with two sixths and a fifth.  Highlighting how well this rider can race, Jack Scarlett performed well all day, sixth overall his reward.  A brilliant fifth in race one gave him enough points to beat his rivals.

A smooth performance by Billy Hare was rewarded with an overall victory, three first places more than well-deserved.  Max Acres followed suit by finishing consecutively in second, taking second overall.  Steve Robinson battled with Michael Denton but took the last podium spot with two third places.  Another great day for Denton who took fourth overall, a third in race two highlighting his determination on the race track.  A brilliant day for Billie Dunlop after sister Alix had the complete opposite form of luck. Fifth overall for the young lass, finishing in fourth, sixth and fifth.  Oliver McMurray continued his run of good form finishing in sixth overall, with a seventh, fifth and eighth.

An unfortunate mechanical gremlin left Joe Jefferies out of the running, leaving Joshua Coleman to take control of the Auto class again.  Two wins left him in top spot, with the ever-improving Jamie Cox taking second overall.  Another great performance by Oliver Evans left him in third overall, with a third and two fourths. Continuing to improve at every meeting, Freddie Lambeth took fourth overall, a great show of determination, passing the lapscoring van in fourth, sixth and fifth, with Taylor Smith flying through the field to take fifth overall.  Visitor Jack Cooper finished in sixth overall.

A spectacular last lap crash by Daniel Latham handed Harvey Macdonald victory in the Senior class who added a second and third to his first race win. Jamie Watts raced hard all day and added another well-deserved race win to take second overall, although bike problems prevented the overall victory being awarded.  Jamie Tempest secured third overall with two thirds and a fourth.  A win and a second place compensated for his first race crash, and Daniel Latham took fourth overall away from Harry Seymour who again rode brilliantly to finish in fifth overall.  Consecutive fourth places in races one and two secured him the spot with Lloyd Nightingale chasing hard in sixth overall.

Breathtaking, but scary was the action witnessed by all when the AMX riders took centre stage.  Luke Blanchard and John Ford fought for supremacy, with Blanchard taking all three wins in fine style.  Ford took the lead on a few occasions but took second overall with a second and third place.  Back to his best, Paul Watts picked off his competitors with ease to take third overall, a fifth and two fourth placings helping his cause.  With race two his downfall, Sean Barnsdale had to settle for fourth overall, but a second in race two ensured a top six spot.  Phil “please don’t make my bike dirty” Lewis stayed in contention to finish fifth overall, a seventh, sixth and fifth place giving him the edge over Mark Morris who unfortunately ended up in 16^th place in race two to leave him in sixth overall.