TOP 6

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	66	Joshua Coleman	1	1	1	135
2nd	38	Freddie Lambeth	3	2	3	125
3rd	30	Taylor Smith	4	3	5	117
4th	6	Oliver Evans	2	15	2	112
5th	17	Matthew Dowse	5	4	6	111
6th	99	Hamish Stewart-Ross	7	7	4	107
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	53	Max Acres	1	1	3	131
2nd	46	Oliver McMurray	2	2	1	131
3rd	85	Steven Robinson	3	4	2	123
4th	0	Michael Denton	5	3	4	117
5th	96	Bethany Farmer	4	5	7	110
6th	89	Kieran Stevens	6	7	5	106
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	23	Aaron Withers	1	1	1	135
2nd	49	Oliver Paine	2	2	2	129
3rd	69	Jack Scarlett	3	3	3	123
4th	71	James Windsor	4	5	4	115
5th	16	Jed Hassell	6	4	5	111
6th	41	Joshua Hipgrave	7	7	6	103
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	00	Oliver Rusby	1	2	1	133
2nd	86	Ashley Bailey	2	1	5	125
3rd	33	Jake Hassell	3	4	2	123
4th	25	George Gough	5	5	4	113
5th	64	Jacob Myers	23	3	3	100
6th	17	Edward Upton	6	9	10	98
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	11	Jamie Tempest	1	1	1	135
2nd	65	Clayton Pearce	4	2	2	125
3rd	77	Harry Seymour	2	3	3	125
4th	9	Craig Callow	5	5	4	113
5th	67	Daniel Strudwick	8	6	5	105
6th	87	Keelan Gartside	6	8	7	102
GROUP	AMX & VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	42	Luke Blanchard	1	1	1	135
2nd	25	Sean Barnsdale	2	2	2	129
3rd	45	Chris Southcott	4	3	3	121
4th	11	John Howett	5	5	4	113
5th	039	Martin Bradbury	3	6	10	107
6th	95	Alan Scott	6	7	7	103
GROUP	AMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	42	Luke Blanchard	1	1	1	135
2nd	25	Sean Barnsdale	2	2	2	129
3rd	45	Chris Southcott	3	3	3	123
4th	11	John Howett	4	4	4	117
5th	5	Dan Jenkinson	5	6	5	109
6th	34	Zac Myers	6	7	6	104
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	95	Alan Scott	2	3	2	127
2nd	039	Martin Bradbury	1	2	5	125
3rd	82	Chad Sait	3	6	4	115
4th	98	Shaun Skeates	5	5	7	108
5th	94	Shaun Brooker	4	9	6	106
6th	73	Jamie Winbourne	6	7	8	102

 

 

 

ROUND 7 - Bere Regis

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	66 (135)	53 (131)	23 (135)	00 (133)	11 (135)	42 (135)	95 (127)
2nd	38 (125)	46 (131)	49 (129)	86 (125)	65 (125)	25 (129)	039 (125)
3rd	30 (117)	85 (123)	69 (123)	33 (123)	77 (125)	45 (123)	82 (115)
4th	6 (112)	0 (117)	71 (115)	25 (113)	67 (110)	11 (117)	98 (108)
5th	17 (111)	96 (110)	16 (111)	64 (101)	87 (106)	5 (109)	94 (106)
6th	99 (107)	89 (106)	41 (103)	17 (98)	75 (105)	34 (104)	73 (102)
7th	60 (104)	36 (98)	2 (102)	13 (98)	15 (100)	36 (102)	03 (99)
8th	46 (103)	49 (98)	37 (98)	82 (97)	3 (98)	44 (101)	85 (92)
9th	54 (96)	20 (94)	44 (97)	21 (93)	78 (96)	20 (97)	049 (90)
10th	94 (94)	11 (92)	25 (92)	45 (90)	79 (91)	37 (62)	07 (84)
11th	9 (90)	12 (86)	42 (91)	67 (88)	69 (89)		96 (84)
12th	61 (90)	14 (85)	12 (89)	44 (84)	85 (88)		015 (83)
13th	1 (85)	7 (85)	29 (85)	23 (83)	53 (84)		05 (83)
14th	4 (82)	10 (85)	4 (81)	30 (78)	61 (80)		61 (82)
15th	69 (79)	99 (80)	78 (79)	5 (78)	10 (79)		022 (80)
16th		65 (79)		91 (74)	98 (78)		90 (77)
17th		18 (71)		60 (72)			99 (77)
18th		9 (70)		89 (72)			134 (70)
19th		31 (27)		18 (67)			75 (66)
20th				66 (65)			055 (65)
21st				0 (61)			86 (62)
22nd				42 (58)			68 (57)
23rd				98 (57)
24th				29 (0)
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ROUND 7 - Bere Regis

Report by Kay Turner  

A dismal turnout of just over 120 riders attended the seventh round of Portsmouth Motocross Clubs Summer Series at Bere Regis.  Rain clouds hung overhead but soon cleared to let the sun shine down on some exciting racing.

 

The Junior class were first up the steep start straight and first round the bend came Max Acres who took the first two wins and victory overall.  Only an off in the final race left him without the final win.  Taking nothing away from the brilliant rider, Oliver McMurray chased hard to take second overall, grabbing the last race win to equal Acres’ points tally.  Staying in close contention was third overall rider Steven Robinson who battled hard throughout the day.  Michael Denton was on top form again with a fourth overall tucked under his belt, a third in race two a great result.  The Clubs favourite lass, Bethany Farmer rode her heart out throughout the day, staying in touch with the top runners, fourth in race one a great start to the day, adding a fifth and seventh to finish fifth overall.  Kieran Stevens stayed ahead of brother Kyle in all three motos to take sixth overall, passing the finish line in sixth, seventh and fifth.

 

Joshua Coleman took control of the Auto class, riding the track with ease and took all three wins and the overall.  Ever-improving Freddie Lambeth kept a cool head to finish in second overall, a broken throttle cable for Oliver Evans handed Lambeth second in race two, and added two third places to keep him ahead of Taylor Smith.  Smith fought hard all day keeping the pursuing riders from snatching away his third overall.  Oliver Evans thanked his lucky stars for the two second places he gained in races one and three and put his last position in race two behind him thanks to mechanical problems to finish in fourth overall.  A great performance by Matthew Dowse left him in fifth overall.  Improving race after race, the youngster stayed in touch with the leaders.  Consistent seventh places saw Hamish Stewart-Ross push himself to the limit and a brilliant fourth in the final race left him closing the top six.

 

Continuing to dominate the Senior class, Jamie Tempest took all three victories away from second-placed Clayton Pearce who led race one until a crash on a tight corner saw him settle for fourth but was hot on Tempests heels in the remaining motos.  Harry Seymour rode a great race all day keeping the unfortunate Aaron Bowden at bay, a broken collarbone prematurely ending Bowden’s day.  A second and two thirds handed Seymour third overall.  Visitor Craig Callow bolted out of the gate to take fourth overall, finishing in fifth, fifth and fourth, just ahead of Daniel Strudwick.  Improving through the day, Daniel pushed hard to fight his way through the pack to steadily work his way up the leader board, finishing in eighth, sixth and fifth to take fifth overall.  Keelan Gartside finished in sixth overall after racing neck and neck with Alex Tarrant, the two riders finished side by side in the final moto and seventh place was awarded to both riders.  But a sixth and an eighth position gave Gartside the upper hand.

 

The dust flew as the AMX and VMX thrashed it out as the two classes became one.  The AMX lads took over four of the top six positions, Luke Blanchard riding at his best, staying seated and took all three wins and the victory.  Sean Barnsdale distinctive riding style took him to second overall with three consistent second places.  Chris Southcott got beaten to the chequered flag by VMX rider Martin Bradbury in race one, but stormed into third place in the remaining motos to take third overall.  John Howett raced hard all day, with throttle wide open he chopped and changed positions with Richard Paine, who just missed out on a top position thanks to a puncture on the last lap in race one.  Howett finished in fourth overall with two fifths and a fourth.  Martin Bradbury was the highest ranking Veteran rider in the mixed class, bike problems in race three leaving him lower down than he could have been, but a third in race one left him fifth overall ahead of his younger rivals.  After sustaining a serious knee injury at Matchams, Alan Scott returned to take sixth overall, riding through the pain barrier and giving the youngsters a run for their money.  A sixth and two seventh places provided him with the final top six position.

 

The popular Inter Open class provided some exhilarating racing, with Oliver Rusby taking the victory with two wins, only being beaten in race two by second-placed Ashley Bailey who had the misfortune to crash on lap one in the final moto, leaving him struggling in fifth place.  But the win added to his second in race one gave him just enough points to beat Jake Hassell in third. Hassell missed out on second by two points, scoring a third, fourth and second.  Fourth overall went to George Gough who rode a hearty race in all three motos, stepping up a notch for the final race to finish in fourth, just behind fifth overall rider Jacob Myers.  Disaster in race one saw Myers finishing last in 23^rd spot, but proving he can ride with the best, he finished with two thirds in the final races.  A great effort by Edward Upton awarded him sixth overall.  Unable to repeat his brilliant sixth in race one, he still finished in credible ninth and tenth places to finish in sixth.

 

Consistency was the order of the day in the Inter 85 class, with all top three riders scoring the same points throughout the day.  Aaron Withers took the victory with three convincing wins, ahead of Oliver Paine who rode at his best to take three seconds and second overall.  Former Auto Club Champion Jack Scarlett showed he still has Champion potential, closing the top runners down throughout the day.  Only recently out of plaster after breaking his wrist, Scarlett rode proudly past the finish flag in third position in all motos and was awarded third overall.  Another fine performance by James Windsor to finish in fourth overall, two fourths and a fifth to his name, finishing just ahead of Jed Hassell.  A brilliant fourth in race two left him well ahead of sixth overall rider Joshua Hipgrave who finished sixth overall.  A great result for Hipgrave who rode steadily all day improving in the last to finish in sixth after finishing seventh in his opening races.