TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	66	Joshua Coleman	1	1	1	135
2nd	6	Oliver Evans	2	2	3	127
3rd	50	Jamie Cox	3	3	2	125
4th	38	Freddie Lambeth	4	4	4	117
5th	17	Matthew Dowse	6	5	5	109
6th	54	Jorja Johnson	7	6	6	104
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	40	Fraser Viner	1	1	1	135
2nd	22	Billy Hare	3	2	2	127
3rd	53	Max Acres	2	3	3	125
4th	46	Oliver McMurray	4	4	4	117
5th	85	Steven Robinson	5	5	7	108
6th	0	Michael Denton	6	6	6	105
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	70	Lloyd Pettett	1	3	1	131
2nd	6	Daniel Maxey	2	1	2	131
3rd	49	Oliver Paine	3	2	3	125
4th	66	Gordon Appleton	4	4	4	117
5th	23	Aaron Withers	5	5	7	108
6th	30	David Roberts	7	7	6	103
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	14	Lewis Trickett	1	1	1	135
2nd	33	Jake Hassell	2	2	2	129
3rd	00	Oliver Rusby	3	3	3	123
4th	86	Ashley Bailey	5	5	4	113
5th	91	Jake Carey	4	7	5	110
6th	64	Jacob Myers	6	4	7	108
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	9	Daniel Latham	2	2	1	131
2nd	22	Harvey MacDonald	4	1	3	125
3rd	145	Sam Gabriel (Visitor)	1	7	2	122
4th	18	Thomas Speer	3	3	4	121
5th	51	Allen Waring	6	4	8	107
6th	25	Dudley MacDonald	9	5	6	104
GROUP	AMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	42	Luke Blanchard	1	1	2	133
2nd	14	Brett Wheeler (Visitor)	4	2	1	127
3rd	68	Shane Carless (Visitor)	2	3	3	125
4th	105	Steve Turvey	3	6	7	110
5th	23	Ian Tallack	5	5	11	104
6th	47	Stuart Seymour	6	7	10	100
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	049	Richard Paine	1	1	1	135
2nd	82	Chad Sait	5	2	3	121
3rd	94	Shaun Brooker	4	4	2	121
4th	95	Alan Scott	2	5	4	119
5th	022	Paul Williams	3	3	5	119
6th	02	Ian Birkett	6	6	7	104

 

 

 

ROUND 8 - Matchams

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	66 (135)	40 (135)	70 (131)	14 (135)	9 (133)	42 (135)	049 (135)
2nd	6 (127)	22 (127)	6 (131)	33 (129)	22 (129)	105 (119)	82 (121)
3rd	50 (125)	53 (125)	49 (125)	00 (123)	18 (125)	23 (114)	94 (121)
4th	38 (117)	46 (117)	66 (117)	86 (113)	51 (110)	47 (109)	95 (119)
5th	17 (109)	85 (108)	23 (108)	91 (110)	25 (107)	17 (105)	022 (119)
6th	54 (104)	0 (105)	30 (103)	64 (108)	77 (98)	46 (105)	02 (104)
7th	46 (99)	36 (100)	28 (95)	45 (104)	75 (97)	11 (103)	73 (101)
8th	71 (98)	14 (100)	69 (94)	42 (95)	91 (96)	36 (102)	03 (99)
9th	94 (97)	95 (96)	48 (93)	67 (91)	54 (93)	4 (94)	85 (93)
10th	2 (92)	16 (94)	2 (88)	44 (91)	76 (87)	57 (92)	90 (93)
11th	9 (67)	99 (85)	16 (86)	5 (91)	67 (87)	12 (86)	99 (90)
12th		10 (82)	71 (84)	23 (84)	X (86)	20 (62)	07 (83)
13th		31 (81)	41 (83)	21 (83)	15 (85)	34 (32)	05 (83)
14th		7 (80)	44 (83)	18 (77)	69 (76)	7 (0)	055 (82)
15th		18 (76)	25 (75)	84 (77)	3 (74)		71 (80)
16th		9 (74)	7 (73)	30 (72)	85 (71)		75 (74)
17th		96 (59)	68 (73)	20 (72)	38 (70)		86 (71)
18th		20 (55)	99 (73)	0 (69)	78 (68)		015 (55)
19th			5 (67)	98 (60)	92 (66)		039 (0)
20th			4 (64)	73 (60)	10 (60)
21st			50 (63)	2 (47)	79 (60)
22nd			42 (63)	51 (21)	28 (39)
23rd			78 (38)	29 (20)	20 (34)
24th					45 (21)
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Matchams –  2nd July 2006  

Report by Kay Turner

 

Unbearable temperatures didn’t make life easy for the 140 riders who recently attended Portsmouth Motocross Clubs eighth round of their Summer Championship.  A last minute change of venue saw the riders travel to Matchams, but the track held up well and the dust tried to stay away.

 

The Auto class led the way with Joshua Coleman heading the pack once again, with Oliver Evans and Jamie Cox battling it out for the runners up spot.  Evans took second with Cox finishing in third, Evans being pipped at the finish line by Cox in the last race.  Three consistent fourth positions inevitably left Freddie Lambeth in fourth overall, with Matthew Dowse chasing hard to finish in fifth.  A brilliant performance by Jorja Johnson rewarded her with sixth overall, being placed seventh, sixth and sixth.

 

The Seniors kicked up the most dust, but provided some entertaining racing, with three different race winners.  Visiting Sam Gabriel haunted his old rivals by taking the first win, but it was to be Daniel Latham who took the overall victory by taking the final race win.  Harvey MacDonald sneaked in front of Gabriel to take second overall, claiming race two’s win.  Sam composed himself to take second in race three to take third overall.  Downgrading to a 125cc didn’t deter Thomas Speer to ride at his spectacular standard, and he carved through the field to take fourth overall, with two thirds and a fourth.  Bike problems left Allen Waring in an unfortunate fifth overall position, although a fourth in race two rewarded his efforts.  Younger brother Dudley MacDonald kept his cool, and after a ninth in race one, kept up with the fast pace at the front of the field, finishing in fifth and sixth to take sixth overall.

 

Showing the heat was only a mild irritant, the AMX boys rode their kit off, Luke Blanchard taking the overall win with two brilliant wins, only being beaten into second by Brett Wheeler in the final race.  Wheeler took second overall, mechanical gremlins pushing him down the field in race one, but still gained enough points to hold off Shane Carless who took third overall.  A great start after finishing in third, Steve Turvey truly deserved a higher position, but a sixth and seventh left him in fourth overall just ahead of Ian Tallack.  Two fifth places ensured Tallack fifth overall, but an eleventh in race three thanks to the chestnut fencing meant a disappointing end to his day.  Following Tallack throughout the day, Stuart Seymour finished in sixth overall, a sixth awarded in race one his best result of the day.

 

Even on borrowed machinery, VMX rider Richard Paine still took the overall victory with three straight convincing wins.  Chad Sait took advantage of Alan Scott’s crash in race two to slide into second overall, with Shaun Brooker tying on points with Scott but with another consistent set of results, a brilliant second in the final moto left Brooker in third.  Alan Scott chased Paine all the way to the chequered flag in race one, Martin Bradbury’s early and unexpected departure ensuring second place was his.  But the crash in race two left him in fifth, ending the day in fourth overall.  Battling hard with the front runners, Paul Williams third overall was guaranteed with two third positions but a fifth in race three left him lower down than he should have been, but in front of Ian Birkett who pushed his machine to the limit to finish in sixth overall.

 

There was no disputing the winner of the Inter Open class.  Lewis Trickett made it look so easy taking all three wins with pure style and showmanship.  Jake Hassell was close behind, taking second overall with three impressive second places, with Oliver Rusby closing him down in every race finishing third overall.  Fourth, fifth and sixth overall were tightly contested by Ashley Bailey, Jake Carey and Jacob Myers respectively, Bailey taking the higher position thanks to two fifth places and a last race fourth.

         

The Inter 85 class was a three-way race with Lloyd Pettett coming out on top with two wins.  Daniel Maxey had a taste of victory in race two to equal Pettett’s points tally, but settled for second overall.  Battling hard with the top two, Oliver Paine took third overall sandwiching himself between Maxey and Pettett in race two to race past the chequered flag in second, his best position of the day.  An unfortunate accident left Gordon Appleton in agony but he fought through the pain barrier to finish all three motos in fourth and fourth overall was his.  Luck isn’t a word associated with Aaron Withers recently, but the two fifths gained in the first two motos warranted a change in luck, until mechanical gremlins proved us wrong!  A gallant seventh in race three left Withers in fifth overall, followed by David Roberts in sixth.  A great ride by Roberts throughout the day, a sixth in the final moto being his best result.

 

Melting on the line to race last, the Junior class was dominated by Fraser Viner who snatched all three wins away from the rest of the pack.  Max Acres snuck ahead of Billy Hare in race one to finish in second but Hare took the remaining second places and the second overall placing, a fine performance after returning from injury.  Acres rode solidly and fought hard to stay in contention and was awarded third overall.  Another great day on the track for Oliver McMurray who rode consistently to finish in fourth, and took fourth overall.  Steve Robinson chased hard to finish in fifth overall, with Michael Denton riding consistently well to finish in sixth overall, three sixth positions his reward.