TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	55	David Keet	1	1	1	135
2nd	59	Josh Bunter	2	2	2	129
3rd	38	Harry Wichman	4	4	3	119
4th	46	Camlann MacDonald	3	3	6	117
5th	23	Taylor Hammal	5	6	4	111
6th	98	Charlie Way	7	7	5	105
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	54	Dylan Hodgkins	1	1	1	135
2nd	66	Joshua Coleman	2	2	2	129
3rd	52	Sam Baggott	6	3	5	113
4th	6	Oliver Evans	8	5	3	111
5th	12	Jamie Carpenter	7	4	6	108
6th	58	Jamie Cox	4	12	4	107
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	77	Lewis Moyle	2	2	1	131
2nd	30	David Roberts	5	1	3	123
3rd	22	Billy Hare	1	4	4	123
4th	48	James Rennie	3	3	5	119
5th	18	Oliver Townsend	6	5	2	115
6th	2	Kieran Gabriele	4	7	6	108
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	72	Gareth Padgett	1	1	2	133
2nd	36	Chris Chapman	2	2	1	131
3rd	44	Kurt Bond	3	3	3	123
4th	55	Jordan Moyle	4	4	4	117
5th	9	Adam Bravery	7	7	5	105
6th	69	Jack Scarlett	12	5	6	101
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	11	Jamie Tempest	1	1	2	133
2nd	60	Scott Elderfield	2	2	1	131
3rd	00	Oliver Rusby	5	4	3	117
4th	91	Daniel Latham	3	3	7	116
5th	75	Josh Scott	8	5	4	109
6th	77	Harry Seymour	4	11	5	106
GROUP	AMX/VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	14	Zac Blackwell	1	1	3	131
2nd	22	Harvey MacDonald	2	2	1	131
3rd	45	Chris Southcott	3	5	4	117
4th	46	Shaun Kerley	6	4	5	111
5th	23	Ian Tallack	4	14	2	109
6th	50	George Clarke	11	3	6	106
GROUP	AMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	14	Zac Blackwell	1	1	3	133
2nd	22	Harvey MacDonald	2	2	1	131
3rd	45	Chris Southcott	3	5	4	117
4th	46	Shaun Kerley	6	4	5	111
5th	23	Ian Tallack	4	13	2	110
6th	50	George Clarke	10	3	6	107
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	039	Martin Bradbury	1	1	1	135
2nd	82	Chad Sait	3	2	3	125
3rd	03	Neil Jenkinson	2	4	4	121
4th	93	Gary Steel	4	5	5	113
5th	73	Jamie Winbourne	7	8	6	102
6th	07	Andy Watts	5	10	8	101

 

OVERALL RESULTS

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	55 (135)	66 (135)	77 (131)	72 (133)	11 (133)	22 (135)	039 (135)
2nd	59 (129)	52 (119)	30 (123)	36 (131)	60 (131)	45 (123)	82 (125)
3rd	38 (119)	6 (116)	22 (123)	44 (123)	00 (121)	46 (117)	03 (121)
4th	46 (117)	12 (113)	48 (119)	55 (117)	75 (113)	23 (113)	93 (113)
5th	23 (111)	22 (104)	18 (115)	9 (105)	77 (111)	50 (112)	73 (103)
6th	4 (105)	30 (101)	2 (108)	69 (101)	61 (105)	47 (102)	07 (102)
7th	98 (105)	58 (100)	0 (101)	93 (100)	27 (101)	9 (101)	64 (97)
8th	94 (100)	9 (100)	13 (99)	42 (100)	76 (98)	59 (100)	98 (96)
9th	27 (94)	65 (95)	28 (95)	5 (99)	47 (94)	32 (97)	05 (95)
10th	2 (93)	99 (91)	26 (90)	89 (94)	26 (94)	33 (95)	01 (93)
11th	6 (89)	10 (90)	66 (90)	4 (93)	20 (94)	7 (95)	71 (89)
12th	69 (86)	61 (89)	99 (86)	84 (83)	73 (88)	10 (85)	89 (84)
13th	9 (83)	13 (84)	11 (86)	11 (81)	9 (82)	167 (84)	86 (83)
14th	74 (82)	31 (83)	72 (77)	92 (81)	92 (81)	13 (84)	61 (59)
15th	8 (78)	50 (79)	71 (72)	18 (81)	85 (78)	15 (81)	99 (30)
16th	3 (77)	33 (72)	16 (69)	32 (80)	8 (69)	1 (77)
17th	25 (74)	98 (71)	12 (68)	33 (73)	98 (67)	49 (76)
18th	47 (69)	29 (47)	7 (65)	15 (70)	7 (65)	36 (46)
19th		16 (43)	41 (64)	65 (67)	82 (63)
20th			15 (63)		6 (60)
21st			95 (55)		89 (59)
22nd			68 (55)		39 (55)
23rd			57 (37)		71 (54)
24th					0 (54)
25th					3 (42)
26th					67 (42)
27th					32 (41)
28th					63 (40)
29th					58 (31)
30th					12 (17)

 

Report by Kay Turner

 

“Tempest Triumphs at TonyMoto”

 

After torrential rain threatened to make Portsmouth’s meeting at TonyMoto another wash-out, the sun finally showed up to dry out the soggy track and the rescheduled ninth round of the Summer series went ahead.  Over 150 riders arrived to the popular Winchester circuit to score some valuable championship points.

 

Inter Open rider Gareth Padgett reigned supreme on the technical track with two wins to his credit and the overall victory.  But Chris Chapman was hot on Padgett’s heels and after following in behind in the opening motos, he snatched the lead away and took the win in the final race to finish second overall.  A consistent but determined set of races came courtesy of Kurt Bond, finishing third in each moto, and third overall on the day.  Keeping Bond in his sights, Jordan Moyle rode steadily and consistently to finish fourth in all three races to finish in fourth overall.  A battle between a small group of riders followed, both Adam Bravery and Jack Scarlett involved.  Bravery waited patiently to grab his opportunity to sneak into fifth place in the final moto and took the overall placing ahead of Scarlett.  Pushing himself hard to compensate for his disastrous first race, Scarlett battled his way into fifth and sixth to finish in sixth overall.

 

Three different riders achieved victor status in the Inter 85 class but Lewis Moyle stayed ahead of his rivals to take the overall victory.  Suspected bike problems and a fall denied him a straight set of wins, but two seconds and a last race victory slid him into top spot.  David Roberts took charge of first place in the second moto to award him second overall.  After leading the way to take the win in race one Billy Hare’s day went from bad to worse, after crashing in race two, he found himself wedged in the start-gate with the rest of the pack nearly a lap in front, but a courageous and determined effort pushed him up to fourth in the remaining races to take third overall.  Brilliant starts rewarded James Rennie with two third placings to take fourth overall ahead of an ever-improving Oliver Townsend who saved the best for last, to finish second passed the chequered flag and take fifth overall.  Kieran Gabriele continued his quest for a win, battling to stay in touch with the leaders, and with a fourth, seventh and sixth finished sixth overall.

 

Two riders dominated the Junior class, with Dylan Hodgkins leading Joshua Coleman around every turn right to the finish flag.  Hodgkins took all three wins to win the group but Coleman kept him within reach to finish in second in each race and second overall.  Sam Baggott battled hard with his rivals to stay in touch with the front-runners and a magnificent third in race two awarded him enough points to take third overall.  An impressive ride was rewarded with an equally impressive fourth overall for Oliver Evans.  His determination to reach the top awarded him with a brilliant third place in the last moto.   Keeping one step ahead of Evans in the opening races, Jamie Carpenter chased down the front runners, keeping his rivals behind him and kept on the pace to take over fifth overall.  An unfortunate spill in race two denied Jamie Cox a higher placing but with two fourth positions, a top six placing was guaranteed.

 

Another duo of riders kept well ahead of the rest in the Auto class.  David Keet led from start to finish and kept enough distance between himself and second overall Josh Bunter to take the overall victory.  Bunter’s determination to take the lead kept him in close proximity to Keet but settled for three second places.  A close scrap between Camlann MacDonald and Harry Wichman was in place behind the leaders, MacDonald taking the upper hand in the opening motos, but a last race mishap saw Wichman take third place and third overall.  Never one to give up even after a spill on the track, MacDonald took fourth place, this two third places helping his cause to stay ahead of his rivals.  Another great day on the track for Taylor Hammal, finishing in fifth overall, a fourth in the final race his best result of the day.  Charlie Way rode consistently to snatch sixth overall, keeping an extra bit of energy in reserve for the final moto to finish in fifth.

 

With the first race red-flagged due to Nicky Watts’ disastrous first lap accident leaving him in the back of the ambulance with a broken leg, the AMX and VMX combined class were left chomping at the bit on the start for the re-run.  Completely dominating the opening races, Zac Blackwell led from the off and was soon well ahead of the field to take the first two race wins and the overall victory.  Punching the air with delight after winning the final moto, Harvey MacDonald fought hard to keep the other riders behind him, and two additional second places rewarded his hard work with second overall.  Chris Southcott chopped and changed positions but finished third in race one, fifth and fourth results handed him third overall.  A determined effort from Shaun Kerley saw him keep in touch with his fellow KTM rider, swapping positions with Southcott in the last two races, and with a sixth in race one, fourth overall was awarded.  After a disastrous last round at the track, Ian Tallack was gunning for a top spot and the re-run of the first race saw him stamp his mark on fourth spot, but race two spelled disaster yet again as the bike failed to start on the start straight.  The red mist appeared and he fought his way through to 12^th.  On a mission for a good last race, Tallack went head-to-head with Blackwell but pipped him right on the line to take second, leaving him in fifth overall.  An exciting performance, as ever, came courtesy of George Clarke with his unique style rewarding him with sixth overall.  A disastrous 11^th in race one spurred him on to better things, and a third in race two added to his sixth in race three kept him well ahead of his fellow competitors.

 

Another group completely dominated by two riders saw Seniors Jamie Tempest and Scott Elderfield leading the way.  Tempest led the first from the start to take the race win, took the win away from Elderfield in the second, and a second in the final race awarded him the victory.   Second overall Scott did the reverse by following Tempest home in the first, to lead then finish second in the second, then led from start to finish in the final moto to win.  A set of improved race results through the day and some impressive riding rewarded Oliver Rusby with third overall, a fine third in the final race rewarding him with a deserved position.  A return to club level for Daniel Latham saw an impressive performance awarding him fourth overall, two thirds achieved in his opening races.  Brilliant starts for Josh Scott continued to give him the head start over his rivals, and with a magnificent fourth in the final moto, Scott was awarded with fifth overall.  An unfortunate race two left Harry Seymour further down the field than usual, but his fourth and fifth placings in the remaining motos were compensation and sixth overall was an extra birthday treat for the birthday boy!