TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	82	Charlie Cole	1	2	2	131
2nd	28	Jay Ellis	2	5	3	121
3rd	17	Danny Paige	3	4	4	119
4th	27	Olivier Cook	13	1	1	118
5th	3	Ben Richards	4	3	5	117
6th	9	Liam Jones	5	7	6	106
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	66	Josh Coleman	1	1	1	135
2nd	2	Jorja Johnson	2	2	3	127
3rd	30	Taylor Smith	6	3	5	113
4th	99	Ryan Turner	5	9	2	112
5th	1	Henry Siddiqui	4	4	7	112
6th	12	Lewis Dowdeswell	3	11	8	104
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	224	Liam Garland	1	1	1	135
2nd	22	Billy Hare	3	2	2	127
3rd	30	David Roberts	4	3	3	121
4th	33	Chris Bayliss	5	4	4	115
5th	70	Jake Strange	7	7	5	105
6th	0	Michael Denton	6	8	6	103
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	31	Mathew Bayliss	1	1	1	135
2nd	1	Daniel Maxey	2	2	3	127
3rd	18	Ryan Monckton	3	3	4	121
4th	22	Lewis Moyle	6	6	2	113
5th	42	Jordan Carrier	4	4	6	113
6th	49	Oliver Paine	8	5	5	107
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	00	Oliver Rusby	2	1	1	133
2nd	80	Jackson Evans	1	2	2	131
3rd	184	Ryan Tomkins	3	3	3	123
4th	74	Gareth Padgett	13	5	4	104
5th	66	Jono Parker-Davies	6	4	11	104
6th	75	Josh Scott	4	14	6	101
GROUP	AMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	114	David Goosen	2	1	2	131
2nd	77	Jack Brunell	1	2	3	129
3rd	45	Chris Southcott	4	3	4	119
4th	43	Jazz Beach	6	5	6	107
5th	4	Sebastian Osborne	3	25	1	102
6th	27	Aaron Lovelock	7	7	11	98
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	022	Paul Williams	1	2	1	133
2nd	94	Shaun Brooker	2	1	2	131
3rd	98	Shaun Skeates	3	3	3	123
4th	03	Neil Jenkinson	4	5	4	115
5th	95	Alan Scott	5	4	5	113
6th	83	Bob Moore	6	6	7	104

 

Overall Results

 

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	82 (131)	66 (135)	22 (133)	31 (135)	00 (133)	45 (131)	022 (133)
2nd	28 (121)	2 (127)	30 (127)	1 (127)	80 (131)	43 (119)	94 (131)
3rd	17 (119)	30 (113)	33 (121)	18 (121)	74 (111)	4 (109)	98 (123)
4th	27 (118)	99 (112)	70 (109)	22 (113)	66 (110)	27 (107)	03 (115)
5th	3 (117)	1 (112)	0 (108)	42 (113)	75 (108)	46 (105)	95 (113)
6th	9 (106)	12 (104)	71 (100)	49 (107)	33 (105)	161 (104)	83 (104)
7th	88 (104)	59 (104)	29 (98)	50 (105)	76 (101)	20 (103)	07 (103)
8th	5 (100)	6 (102)	68 (95)	69 (92)	64 (98)	11 (99)	92 (99)
9th	66 (96)	22 (100)	65 (91)	48 (91)	6 (97)	9 (94)	61 (92)
10th	21 (95)	23 (98)	5 (90)	27 (91)	99 (94)	54 (93)	99 (92)
11th	6 (89)	61 (94)	13 (87)	16 (90)	91 (90)	167 (87)	71 (89)
12th	22 (89)	41 (79)	40 (84)	20 (88)	62 (87)	30 (86)	96 (87)
13th	7 (84)	77 (78)	14 (83)	38 (85)	45 (86)	12 (84)	055 (87)
14th	18 (81)	19 (76)	57 (79)	28 (82)	78 (82)	25 (84)	84 (83)
15th	42 (54)	50 (75)	32 (77)	39 (78)	92 (76)	21 (83)	88 (79)
16th		45 (75)	15 (75)	14 (75)	8 (73)	7 (81)	81 (75)
17th		48 (75)	25 (71)	51 (75)	11 (70)	15 (75)
18th		46 (71)		78 (74)	72 (69)	13 (74)
19th		98 (65)		29 (59)	5 (68)	34 (69)
20th		70 (63)		66 (57)	19 (61)	53 (63)
21st		4 (62)		99 (56)	30 (58)	52 (62)
22nd		26 (61)		72 (53)	41 (57)	37 (60)
23rd		71 (56)		81 (52)	31 (57)	41 (56)
24th		10 (53)		2 (51)	18 (55)
25th				41 (48)	25 (51)
26th				24 (46)	24 (47)
27th				4 (45)	96 (43)
28th				5 (44)	97 (40)
29th				23 (36)	7 (0)
30th				8 (35)	55 (0)
31st				65 (32)
32nd				44 (27)
33rd				3 (24)
34th				13 (12)
35th				15 (11)
36th				54 (8)
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TONY MOTO REPORT

Win it or bin it!

Report by Kay Turner

 

Heavy downpours the previous day didn’t deter 170 riders from arriving at an excellently turned out Tonymoto circuit recently for Portsmouth MX Clubs Summer Series fifth round.  Riding conditions were ideal and even the sun made an appearance to make for a perfect days racing.

 

            The Autos were first out, all riders tackling the circuit with ease.  Charlie Cole rode the race of his life and proudly passed the chequered flag in first in the opening race, and with two consistent and confident second places he proudly took over as overall winner on the day.  Even with a nasty crash in race two, Jay Ellis dusted himself off to finish in an excellent second overall.  Pushing hard for the lead in race one, he finished second then added a third in the last, riding a perfect race.  Danny Paige was a force to be reckoned with and with a third in the first and two fourths he finished the day in third overall.

            A disastrous opening race left regular winner Olivier Cook stranded at the back of the field, but he redeemed himself in the closing motos to take his usual place at the top, two wins awarding him fourth overall.  Ben Richards remained strong at the front of the field, three top five placings rewarding his efforts with fifth overall ahead of Liam Jones.  A great first race saw Jones battle his way to fifth place and remained high up the field to stay well within the top ten to finish in sixth overall.

 

            Exciting action from start to finish came courtesy of the Inter 85 riders, with Liam Garland riding a perfect set of races to take first overall, three brilliantly executed wins tucked under his crash helmet.  Billy Hare kept hot on Garland’s heels, pushing hard for a win, finishing in third, second and second to take second overall.  David Roberts rode confidently and persevered throughout the meeting to edge his way further up the leader board.  Two third places ensured third overall was his.

            Chris Bayliss kept his wits about him throughout the day, keeping his rivals at bay and chased down Roberts in all three motos.  A fifth and two fourths awarded him fourth overall.  An ever-improving performance from Jake Strange placed him fifth overall.  Keeping on the pace in the final moto rewarded him with a fifth, close behind the top four and will be one to watch in the future.  Michael Denton finished the day in sixth overall, an impressive effort from an impressive rider, three top ten positions ensuring a high placing was awarded.

 

            A brilliant battle commenced between Shaun Brooker and Paul Williams in the VMX class.  A straight set of wins was on the cards for Williams, but a crash in the second lost him valuable time.  But with two race wins, the victory was his.  Brooker was in hot pursuit and he stayed head-to-head with Williams throughout the meeting, taking over first place in the second, and with two second places he finished in second overall.  Shaun Skeates rode consistently throughout, keeping the leaders within his sights, finishing third in all three motos to take third overall.

            Another two way battle commenced further back, with Neil Jenkinson and Alan Scott vying for fourth position.  Jenkinson took the upper hand with two fourths to award him the position, with Scott taking fifth overall, grabbing a fourth in the second moto to take the battle down to the final race.  Bob Moore kept the battling pair within his sights, ready to take over the higher positions, but two sixths and a seventh awarded him sixth overall.

 

            Awe-inspiring action followed in the AMX class, with three different riders honoured with a race win.  David Goosen was exceptional on the track, and snatching the win in race two he took the overall win.  Jack Brunell’s dominance on the track was outstanding, talent oozing out around the circuit.  After winning the opening moto, he remained at the front of the pack to finish in second overall.  Brilliant starts bode well for Chris Southcott who kept well at the front in all races.  Two fourths and a third ensured he finished in third overall.

            Jazz Beach rode a hard race, keeping up with the front runners, staying within the top six, two sixths and a fifth impressive finishes to end up in fourth overall.  Mechanical gremlins denied Sebastian Osborne a top finish, but his third in race one and a dominating win in the last ensured a top six placing, ending the day in fifth overall.  Aaron Lovelock had to battle hard from the back of the pack in the final moto, but his two sevenths and an 11^th still placed him in sixth overall.

 

            Over 30 Senior riders lined-up next for some more bar-bashing action.  An impressive performance by Oliver Rusby saw him take home the overall win, two wins a true reward for his hard work on the track.  Jackson Evans started the day well taking the first race win, and remained in contention for top spot in the remaining races.  Two seconds plus his win ensured he finished in second overall.  Visitor Ryan Tomkins was a late entry and gladly snatched away third overall, finishing third in all races.

            Mastering the track with ease, Gareth Padgett slotted into fourth overall even with a surprisingly slow start in the opening moto, but edged himself into fifth and fourth in the last two races.  Jono Parker-Davies remained near the front runners, closing them down even further in the second to finish in fourth.  A sixth and 11^th added high points to move him into fifth overall.  Without punctures interrupting proceedings, Josh Scott proved he has got what it takes to ride at the top of his game.  Brilliant starts and only just missing out on his trademark holeshots, he remained at the front of the field, racing hard in second in the opening moto, finally finishing in fourth.  A disastrous crash on the first corner in the second left him battered and bruised and trailing in 28^th place, but persistent, domineering riding pushed him through the field to finish in 14^th.  Battling hard with Chris Bick throughout the final moto saw him narrowly miss out on fifth, and he crossed the line in sixth to take sixth overall.

 

            A near-full line up of Inter Open riders kicked up the dust but Mathew Bayliss was a clear winner.  With a prominent lead, he finished all three motos in first to finish first overall.  Daniel Maxey rode an impressive set of races, narrowly losing second place in the last, but two opening second places awarded him second overall.  Brilliant starts by Ryan Monckton ensured a high overall placing, staying at the front of the pack in all three motos.  Two thirds and a fourth awarded him third overall.

            A great sight to see was Lewis Moyle finishing all three motos, injury-free.  Consistent top six finishes bode well for the talented youngster, but saving the best for last he worked his way into second place, an impressive result.  Moyle finished the day in fourth overall ahead of Jordan Carrier.  Pushing himself to the limit throughout the day should have resulted in a higher placing for him, but after remaining in second for the majority of the last race, disaster struck but he kept his head and finished in sixth.  Added to his two fourths in the opening motos he finished in fifth overall.  Riding well throughout the day until a crash left him with a sore head, Oliver Paine closes the top six.  Impressive riding saw him push himself into fifth in the closing motos to finish in sixth overall.

 

            The Juniors were last to the start line, and Josh Coleman took over his usual placing of first overall, leading from start to finish and took away three easy wins.  Jorja Johnson battled hard and her hard work paid off by finishing in second overall, crossing the line in second, second and third.  Taylor Smith had a great day on the track, a third in race two his highest result of the day, staying consistent and riding a confident set of races to finish in third overall.

            Not wanting to sound biased, but Ryan Turner had an absolutely brilliant day on the track!  His opening race saw him staying well at the front in third place until the last lap but still remained in fifth.  A disastrous start in the second left him fighting hard to carve his way through the field to finish in ninth.  But definitely saving his best performance for last, he again found himself in third chasing down Jorja Johnson until lap three saw him make a smooth pass to slot into second place, his highest ever position and punching the air with delight he ended the day in fourth overall. (Well done, Son!!!)  Henry Siddiqui battled hard, well within the top six, and two consistent fourth placings plus a seventh awarded him high points to finish in fifth overall.  Top three was on the cards for Lewis Dowdeswell, but a horrendous crash with Josh Bunter at the finish line left him having to drag himself back through the field.  But a brilliant third in the opening moto awarded him enough points to remain in sixth overall.