TOP 6

GROUP	Autos
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	55	David Keet	1	1	2	133
2nd	99	Hamish Stewart-Ross	2	3	1	129
3rd	60	Aaron Gordon	4	2	3	123
4th	46	Camlann MacDonald	3	4	4	119
5th	98	Charlie Way	7	5	5	108
6th	94	Jamie-Lee Burges	5	7	6	106
GROUP	Juniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	13	Levi Coombes	1	1	1	135
2nd	66	Joshua Coleman	2	4	2	125
3rd	17	Tallon Aspden	3	2	3	125
4th	96	Bethany Farmer	5	3	4	117
5th	16	Harvey Clements	4	5	5	113
6th	11	Daniel Lawler	6	6	6	105
GROUP	Inter 85s
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	10	Rob Muscat	1	1	1	135
2nd	40	Fraser Viner	2	3	2	127
3rd	50	Darren Wingar	4	4	3	119
4th	5	Daniel Guy	6	7	4	108
5th	126	Harry Hinson	9	10	5	100
6th	99	Cameron Vickers	7	9	7	100
GROUP	Inter Open
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	16	Thomas Lilley	2	2	3	127
2nd	31	Christopher Noyce	1	5	2	125
3rd	42	Jordan Carrier	5	4	4	115
4th	45	Mitchell Bligh	17	1	1	114
5th	4	James Gatcum	4	6	6	109
6th	55	Jordan Moyle	6	9	5	104
GROUP	Seniors
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	49	Sebastian Osborne	2	1	1	133
2nd	25	Dudley MacDonald	4	2	2	125
3rd	61	Aaron Bowden	3	5	3	119
4th	75	Joshua Scott	5	3	5	115
5th	89	Wesley Thomas	6	4	6	109
6th	78	Aaron Pearce	8	6	4	107
GROUP	AMX/VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	42	Luke Blanchard	1	1	1	135
2nd	23	Ian Tallack	3	2	2	127
3rd	51	Allen Waring	4	3	3	121
4th	22	Harvey MacDonald	2	5	10	111
5th	32	Tom Moore	6	4	6	109
6th	11	John Howett	8	6	5	105
GROUP	AMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	42	Luke Blanchard	1	1	1	135
2nd	23	Ian Tallack	3	2	2	127
3rd	51	Allen Waring	4	3	3	121
4th	22	Harvey MacDonald	2	5	7	114
5th	32	Tom Moore	5	4	6	111
6th	11	John Howett	7	6	5	106
GROUP	VMX
POSITION	NO	NAME	RACE 1	RACE 2	RACE 3	POINTS
1st	039	Martin Bradbury	1	1	1	135
2nd	95	Alan Scott	2	2	2	129
3rd	105	Shaun Skeates	3	3	3	123
4th	93	Gary Steel	4	5	5	115
5th	94	Shaun Brooker	5	4	4	113
6th	73	Jamie Winbourne	6	6	6	105

 

 

 

OVERALL RESULTS

 

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	55 (133)	13 (135)	10 (135)	16 (127)	49 (133)	42 (135)	039 (135)
2nd	99 (129)	66 (125)	40 (127)	31 (125)	25 (125)	23 (127)	95 (129)
3rd	60 (123)	17 (125)	50 (119)	42 (115)	61 (119)	51 (121)	105 (123)
4th	46 (119)	96 (117)	5 (108)	45 (114)	75 (115)	22 (114)	94 (115)
5th	98 (108)	16 (113)	126 (100)	4 (109)	89 (109)	32 (111)	93 (113)
6th	94 (106)	11 (105)	99 (100)	55 (104)	78 (107)	11 (106)	73 (105)
7th	4 (104)	31 (97)	29 (96)	20 (102)	64 (99)	45 (100)	72 (102)
8th	48 (98)	10 (96)	46 (96)	84 (97)	87 (96)	167 (100)
9th	3 (95)	65 (95)	26 (89)	18 (94)	21 (92)	60 (97)
10th	28 (64)	9 (91)	33 (88)	3 (91)	2 (90)	X (94)
11th		99 (88)	49 (84)	32 (89)	7 (65)	34 (91)
12th		2 (86)	66 (84)	48 (86)	69 (61)	15 (60)
13th		18 (85)	15 (79)	29 (85)	3 (55)	1 (58)
14th		78 (79)	12 (78)	89 (82)	22 (45)
15th		61 (78)	7 (77)	19 (80)
16th		22 (65)	8 (74)	1 (54)
17th			82 (70)	41 (25)
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Swanmore Report

 

Report by Kay Turner

Portsmouth Motocross Club finally managed to put on the third round of their Winter Championship at Swanmore recently.  Horrendous weather forecasts threatened to halt proceedings the day before but rain didn’t stop play for once on race day.  All riders were chomping at the bit to get out on their bikes and provided some exciting racing for the freezing spectators.

          The young Autos started off the day with David Keet taking the win overall, just narrowly missing out on three straight wins, passing the last race victory to second-placed Hamish Stewart-Ross.  Stewart-Ross looked more comfortable on his new Cobra finishing in second, third and first.  Third-placed Aaron Gordon passed Stewart-Ross in the second moto to gain his highest position of the day to cross the line in second.  With a brilliant lead in race one resulting in a third place, Camlann MacDonald started his new year off well to finish in fourth spot overall.  Adjusting to the conditions well, Charlie Way finished in a credible fifth overall, races two and three awarding him fifth places.  A fine sixth overall finish for Jamie-Lee Burges who rode steadily throughout the day.

          The AMX and VMX battled it out together with no surprise to see Luke Blanchard at the front of the field.  Completely missing the start in race one he gave the others a clear head start, but soon settled himself in the lead and took three straight wins. Battling hard with Harvey MacDonald in race one, Ian Tallack had to settle for third place, but was soon chasing down Blanchard to finish in second in the remaining motos.  Chopping and changing positions with Tallack, Allen Waring took third overall, inspired by his overall win at the last round.  After a brilliant start with a second in the first moto, Harvey MacDonald finally finished in fourth overall, followed by Tom Moore who stayed in touch with the front of the pack, a fourth in race two his highest result.  Another rider who missed the start of the race, John Howett still powered his way through the field to finish in a credible sixth overall.

          Senior rider Chris Wratten was heading for an overall victory by winning race one, but made a premature exit out of the pits due to concussion.  Sebastian Osborne took over the lead to take the overall victory with a second and two convincing wins.  Dudley MacDonald rode at his best to take second overall, two second places to his name.  A great effort and two third places left Aaron Bowden finishing in third overall.  Josh “Holeshot” Scott set top spot in his sights, and came close in race two, finishing in second, and with two fifth places was finally awarded fourth overall.  After such a run of bad luck, Wes Thomas was determined to prove his worth on the race track and did just that, finishing fourth in his second moto and finished in fifth overall.  Impressively improving throughout the day, Aaron Pearce saved the best race for last to finish in fourth and sixth overall on the day.

          Thomas Lilley proved a great signing to the Club grabbing the victory with two seconds and a third.  Chris Noyce had the best start to his day by winning race one, and with a second in race three left him sitting in second overall.  Ever-improving Jordan Carrier had a successful day finishing in third overall.  Mitchell Bligh should have taken overall victory, winning the last two races but a puncture in the opening moto left him in fourth.  His lead was outstanding throughout the day.  James Gatcum finished in fifth overall, a brilliant fourth in race one aiding his cause.  Swapping positions with his fellow riders throughout all three races, Jordan Moyle battled hard all day to finish in a great sixth overall, a fifth in the final moto his best result.

          Relying on his trusty two-stroke, Rob Muscat took complete control of the Inter 85 class and tucked three wins under his crash helmet.  A constant battle between Fraser Viner and Oliver Paine awarded them a second and third place each, but Fraser took second overall due to Paine’s no-show in race three.  Darren Wingar left his competitors way behind to finish in third overall, a third place his best result of the day.  Visitor Daniel Guy took over fourth position ahead of visiting rider Harry Hinson who blasted around the circuit on his 150F.  A gallant sixth overall for Cameron Vickers, two sevenths and a ninth providing him with enough points to stay in the top six.

          A bit late, but what a great Christmas present to give to his dad.  Levi Coombes constant determination paid off with three fine wins and overall victory.  A scrap was on for the remaining top places, a number of riders involved.  Joshua Coleman came off best by finishing in second in the first and last races to take second overall, with Tallon Aspden tying on points to finish in third, two thirds and a second to his name.  Gently nudging her rivals aside, Bethany Farmer powered around the track to take fourth overall, a third in race two a brilliant result.  Harvey Clements battled hard with Farmer to take fifth overall. Scoring a memorable holeshot to the delight of his parents, Daniel Lawler rode consistently to finish in sixth overall, finishing sixth in each moto.