TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	27	Olivier Cook	1	1	1	135
2nd	82	Charlie Cole	2	2	2	129
3rd	9	Liam Jones	5	3	3	119
4th	199	Callum Gasson	3	5	4	117
5th	17	Danny Paige	4	4	5	115
6th	28	Jay Ellis	6	6	7	104
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	7	Tyron Cleaver	1	1	1	135
2nd	21	Jake Deacon	2	2	2	129
3rd	12	Jorja Johnson	5	3	3	119
4th	59	Josh Bunter	3	4	5	117
5th	67	Connor Hallagan	4	6	4	113
6th	23	Taylor Hammal	6	10	7	100
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	25	Liam Taylor	2	1	1	133
2nd	30	David Roberts	3	2	2	127
3rd	124	Kyle Lane	4	4	1	123
4th	59	Jack Howe	6	4	2	117
5th	0	Michael Denton	5	3	6	113
6th	70	Jake Strange	12	5	3	107
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	277	Ian McEwan	1	1	1	135
2nd	15	Bradley Wheeler	3	1	2	129
3rd	1	Daniel Maxey	4	3	3	121
4th	50	Darren Wingar	6	2	4	117
5th	16	George Clarke	5	4	5	113
6th	69	Jack Scarlett	7	5	6	106
GROUP	Inter Open & Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	277	Ian McEwan	1	1	1	135
2nd	15	Bradley Wheeler	3	1	2	129
3rd	1	Daniel Maxey	4	3	3	121
4th	50	Darren Wingar	6	2	4	117
5th	16	George Clarke	5	4	5	113
6th	69	Jack Scarlett	7	5	6	106
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	22	Chris Wratten	1	1	1	135
2nd	72	Elliot Reeves	4	3	3	121
3rd	33	Jake Hassell	2	7	5	114
4th	66	Jono Parker-Davies	6	2	6	113
5th	75	Josh Scott	3	8	4	113
6th	64	Jake Myers	5	10	9	100
GROUP	AMX (PMXC)
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	X	Sebastian Osborne	1	1	1	135
2nd	11	Jamie Tempest	2	2	2	129
3rd	55	Scott Robinson	5	3	3	119
4th	45	Chris Southcott	3	5	4	117
5th	132	Tom Moore	4	4	9	110
6th	198	Stevie Gesner	10	8	5	101
GROUP	AMX (Vis)
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	558	Jamie Smith	2	6	1	123
2nd	42	Luke Blanchard	4	2	6	117
3rd	141	Brett Wheeler	5	4	4	115
4th	302	Max Tranah	7	5	3	112
5th	235	Jordan Owen	3	3	15	108
6th	26	Paul Watts	8	8	5	103
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	29	Adrian Cowshall	1	2	1	133
2nd	82	Martin Cole	2	1	5	125
3rd	022	Paul Williams	3	5	2	121
4th	94	Shaun Brooker	4	4	3	119
5th	06	Steve Lyons	5	3	4	117
6th	95	Alan Scott	7	6	7	103

 

 

Overall Results

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	27 (135)	21 (135)	25 (135)	1 (135)	22 (135)	4 (135)	022 (131)
2nd	82 (129)	2 (127)	30 (129)	50 (129)	72 (123)	11 (129)	94 (129)
3rd	9 (121)	59 (125)	0 (119)	16 (127)	33 (117)	55 (119)	06 (127)
4th	17 (119)	23 (109)	13 (115)	69 (119)	75 (116)	45 (117)	95 (117)
5th	28 (109)	55 (106)	71 (114)	20 (111)	66 (115)	132 (110)	03 (111)
6th	3 (107)	6 (101)	70 (112)	39 (111)	64 (102)	198 (101)	07 (101)
7th	88 (102)	56 (99)	29 (106)	29 (107)	76 (100)	23 (98)	61 (94)
8th	22 (99)	61 (97)	52 (99)	51 (105)	74 (96)	1 (92)	83 (93)
9th	21 (95)	26 (88)	65 (98)	99 (101)	6 (94)	54 (90)	92 (91)
10th	99 (94)	50 (86)	14 (93)	72 (100)	91 (93)	126 (86)	0 (86)
11th		48 (86)	32 (91)	77 (95)	84 (88)	46 (81)	84 (80)
12th		30 (83)	11 (33)	66 (94)	90 (87)	161 (79)	78 (76)
13th		77 (82)		12 (93)	20 (85)	39 (78)	97 (73)
14th		98 (79)		23 (85)	8 (84)	47 (76)	039 (70)
15th		99 (79)		24 (85)	56 (76)	50 (74)	67 (68)
16th		88 (74)		41 (84)	78 (75)	33 (71)	66 (63)
17th		4 (74)		25 (82)	69 (73)	26 (67)	90 (57)
18th		25 (70)		65 (78)	11 (69)	30 (65)	68 (51)
19th		41 (66)		5 (77)	5 (66)	21 (63)	79 (47)
20th		71 (66)		54 (73)	3 (61)	25 (60)	99 (0)
21st		10 (63)		44 (72)	83 (60)	29 (59)
22nd				8 (71)	30 (60)	60 (57)
23rd				48 (66)	53 (58)	24 (57)
24th				28 (33)	41 (55)	13 (54)
25th					31 (49)	34 (52)
26th					29 (46)	9 (46)
27th					18 (42)	53 (42)
28th					24 (40)	124 (37)
29th					79 (18)	43 (34)
30th					7 (11)	37 (33)
31st						41 (32)
32nd						52 (26)
33rd						40 (19)
34th						20 (15)
35th						6 (0)
36th						36 (0)
37th
38th
39th
40th

 

 

 

FOXHOLES REPORT

The daunting hills of the popular Foxhill circuit near Swindon welcomed 220 riders for the ninth round of Portsmouth’s Summer Club Championship recently.  With only a couple of very light showers dampening the track, constant watering kept the dust at bay and a brilliant day of racing was witnessed by the masses of spectators.

 

            The Inter 85 and Inter Open were grouped together and unsurprisingly the Open class dominated the front of the field but the small wheel riders still worked hard to keep up with the bigger wheeled boys and girls. 

            Over the four blocks of racing, Ian McEwan was a dominant figure at the front of the pack, snatching all three wins to secure overall victory.  Bradley Wheeler grabbed the second race win and added a second and third to finish second overall.  Daniel Maxey rode a hard race and kept in touch with the leaders to secure third overall, two thirds and a fourth his final positions on the day.

            Darren Wingar once again secured a high position thanks to his brilliant starts, and narrowly missed out on securing the second race win.  A six, fourth and a second ensured he was rewarded with fourth overall.  George Clarke kept hard on the gas and remained well within the top six throughout the day.  Two fifths and fourth rewarded his efforts with fifth overall.  Jack Scarlett kept hot on Clarkes back mudguard and rode an impressive set of races.  A seventh, fifth and sixth resulted in another top six finish, sixth overall awarded on the day.

 

            With only two gates spare at the start, the start straight was jam-packed with Senior riders.  Chris Wratten quickly worked his way to the front of the pack and secured all three wins to take first overall.  Elliot Reeves showed what a great rider he is if mechanical gremlins keep away and constantly staying at the front of the pack secured him second overall, finishing in fourth, third and third.  A brilliant opening race by Jake Hassell saw him just grab second ahead of the chasing pack and with two more top ten positions, he finished third overall.

            An impressive second placing in race two rewarded Jono Parker-Davies with fourth overall and snatched the overall position away from Josh Scott after both riders tied on the same points.  Parker-Davies remained near the front of the pack in his other two races, two sixth positions awarding valuable points.  Josh Scott was set for a top three placing, after finishing in third and fourth, but a crash in the second denied him a higher placing.  An eighth place still ensured he took home fifth overall.  Remaining within the top ten and staying in touch with the front runners, Jake Myers snatched the final top six placing away from his rivals, a fifth in the opening race awarding him high points.

 

            Tyron Cleaver was the indubitable winner of the Junior class, holeshotting the races and leading from start to finish.  A brilliant performance rewarded him three wins and the overall victory.  Jake Deacon was on great form as usual and secured second overall with three consistent second places.  A nasty first corner crash didn’t deter feisty Jorja Johnson to grab a high placing.  Settling in fifth overall in race one spurred her on to finish higher up the order and snatched another two third places to take third overall.

            An impressive return from injury saw Josh Bunter stay well in contention of a top three placing, securing a third in the opening moto and he remained well inside the top six for the rest of the meeting to take home fourth overall.  Connor Hallagan remained consistent in all three races, finishing in the top six throughout the meeting, a sixth and two fourths rewarding him with fifth overall.  Taylor Hammal rode assertively all day, staying out of trouble in each race and a brilliant sixth in the opening moto resulted in him taking the final top six spot.

 

            With a huge sigh of relief that the hills had been taped off, the Autos battled around the challenging circuit, Olivier Cook taking it all in his stride to settle back into first position in all three races and he took the overall victory.  Charlie Cole rode brilliantly and kept his head to finish second in all motos to take second overall.  Liam Jones pushed himself to the limit following the first race, and secured third spot in motos two and three to take third overall away from Callum Gasson. 

            Callum Gasson kept hard on the gas to secure himself three top six positions, a brilliant third in the first rewarding him with fourth overall.  Danny Paige ensured he stayed well in contention of a high placing by finishing in fourth, fourth and fifth and ended the day in fifth overall.  Jay Ellis once again stayed fully focused on the job ahead of him, and consistent and persistent racing rewarded him with sixth overall, passing the chequered flag in sixth, sixth and seventh.

 

            With such a huge entry of adult riders the AMX was split into two groups.  The visiting riders roared to the first corner in a cloud of dust with Sebastian Osborne taking the overall win after Finbarr Kneafsey had dominated the first two races but failed to appear in the final moto.  Osborne followed Kneafsey home in the opening motos but secured the final race win to finish overall victor.  Jamie Smith fought hard at the front of the pack to finish in third and second to take second overall.  Relinquishing Club championship points, Luke Blanchard rode with the visitors and gave the majority of the field a run for their money.  A brilliant third in the second moto secured him third overall.

            An impressive set of races from Brett Wheeler rewarded him with fourth overall, just narrowly missing out on a higher position.  Chasing Blanchard hard in race one, he crossed the line in sixth and added two fifth placings to ensure a top six position.  Max Tranah progressed throughout the day, pushing himself further up the leader board with each race, an impressive and hard-earned fourth in race three rewarding him with fifth overall.  A disastrous last race left Jordan Owen lower down the leader board than truly deserved.  After opening the day with two fourth places, he unfortunately slipped back to 16^th in his final race, but still secured sixth overall.

 

            An enormous turnout of VMX riders provided some enthralling racing.  Adrian Cowshall kept his nose just in front of his rivals, and secured two wins to take the overall victory.  Martin Cole stormed ahead of the rest and could’ve snatched the overall win away from Cowshall but an unfortunate clash in the final moto denied him the win.  But a second, a win and a fifth rewarded him with second overall.  Paul Williams finished in third overall, a couple of spills in race two spoiling his run of high placings, but he regained his composure to snatch second in the final moto to finish up in third.

            Shaun Brooker was once again flying high in his class, great starts ensuring a head-start ahead of the rest of the field.  Two fourths and a third combined with determination and consistent riding awarded him fourth overall.  A long-awaited return from injury for Steve Lyons saw the rider gunning for a win, a clear holeshot winner in the final moto ensuring he would remain at the front of the pack.  A fifth, third and fourth rewarded him with fifth overall.  Always appearing in the top six, Alan Scott remained consistent and a force to be reckoned with in all three races, scrapping hard to push himself further up the leader board.  He was eventually rewarded sixth overall after passing the chequered flag in seventh, sixth and seventh.

 

            Last to go were the Portsmouth AMX boys, a magnificent turnout ensuring a great display of entertaining racing was put on the for the spectators.  Still full of energy after his outing in the other AMX class, Sebastian Osborne secured three straight wins, miles ahead of the remaining field to take first overall.  Jamie Tempest rode a perfect set of races, and crossed the finish line in second in all motos to secure second overall.  Even with an unfortunate spill on the final corner in the first race, Scott Robinson regained his composure to chase home Tempest in the remaining motos to pass the chequered flag in third to take third overall.