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Toughsheet National Twinshock Championships Round 5

Cumbria Twinshock Club

The Grange, Tern Hill

Report Geoff Shuttleworth

Pictures Scorch Images Steve Bagladi

Round five of the Toughsheet National Twinshock Championships had a superb July turnout of 180 riders at the Grange, Tern Hill, hosted by the Cumbria Twinshock Club. It turned out to be a great move to hire the Telford MXC track, which had a week of perfect preparation by both clubs, ready for the older bikes. The track had a bit of everything, and the loamy Shropshire soil meant there were lots of lines to choose from on the 1.2 miles circuit. The scorching heat really tested the riders, marshals and medics to the limit, but the 21 race programme ran like the proverbial Swiss clock, despite a couple of red flags for injured riders. The whole paddock came together before practice for a minutes applause, in memory of Stuart Miller, which was immaculately observed, for one of the gentleman of the sport, and a rider who had ridden the championships from its inception back in the early nineties.

For this round the MRH Consultants 125 Evo class were first to the line, and with the track dried out after practice Andy Lawton led the first race from start to finish. Championship leader Shane Holmes was buried in fourth, and couldn’t find a way past fast starting Alec Everitt and Nathan Marsden. But in races two and three it was Holmes who led from the front to take both wins and the overall victory. Lawton took second with a 1-2-3 card, Marsden was third, and Matt Williamson fourth, just in front of Aiden Wharton.

In the Wulfsport Experts it was a straight battle between reigning champion Barry Turnbull and former champion Alex Rach. Turnbull had an early scare as he broke a finger in the first block, but fought through the pain to take three wins, each time from Rach in second. Jimmy Margetson was the best of the rest taking third by three points from brother Ben Margetson. Jordan Davies in his first outing at the championships took fifth, in front of Michael Smith and Craig Reynolds.

There were 15 riders in the MRH 125 Twinshock class, and again it was a real tight affair between Matt Rudd and John Davis for supremacy. Matt Rudd won the first two from Davis, and managed to follow him home in the third race to take the overall win, but Davis just holds on to the lead of the championship by a slender five points. Third place went to a delighted Phil Oxley, who had been out for a year with injury. Fourth and fifth went to Mark Burrows and Jason Herring after some great battles.

The CI Sport Inters class threw up a few surprises, and it was Chris Anderton, who was the man on a mission, and he took two wins and a third to take the honours as well as the deserved Martindales Rider of the Meeting award. Kyle Godbear tried his best with a win in the second race, but couldn’t keep up with the pace of Anderton, and had to settle for second. Championship leader Jem Parker led all three races early on, but recent injuries meant he had to succumb once the pain got to much, but still managed third overall, in front of James Cowgill and Chris Lambourne.

A full line up of Hazport Vets took to the line next and it was wild card rider Simon Bonser who reigned supreme with three classy wins. His nearest challenger was Richard Chinn on his TM, and he went 2-2-4 for second overall. Danny Blakeley was another rider trying to overcome recent injuries, and did well to take third. Former British Championship rider Andy Watkins took fourth overall, and was the best Over 50 rider, and fifth was Grant Hacking, who just pipped Richard Sharp by virtue of best last race result. Steve Ward was second best Over 50 rider gaining a few points on Mark Spruce who was third.

David Taylor had a great day in the LPE Clubman class, taking the overall win with a second and two victories. He now takes over the lead of the championship, leap frogging Timmy Gravener, who finished second on the day. Luke Freudenau had his best result of the year in third overall, Mark Gardner took fourth, Ashley Smith took fifth, and first race winner Mark Lakeland was sixth.

Jamie Dobson was on fire in the Woodys Vintage Honda Evolution class, and stormed away to a first race win. But whilst disputing the lead of race two, he had a big off, which sadly ended his day. In the restarted second leg, there was a race long battle between Michael Ogden and Barry Turnbull, and it was Ogden who held it together for the win. But in race three Turnbull took the win, which gave him the overall from Ogden who had a bad racer one result. Third went to Rian Warren, who used his local tracks knowledge to have his best result of the year. Another rider who had his best result was Dan Shepherd in fourth, beating one of the favourites Danny Blakeley into fifth.

In the Super Evos it was Bradley Watling who came away with the silverware, taking three out of three for the win. Luke Storey was in second with Steve Thornton third.

The final class to the line was the MotoX Concepts Over 50’s and 60’s twinshock boys. And there is no stopping Willie Burgess this year, wherever he goes, and he reeled off three fantastic wins. Gary Parker had to do it the hard way to take second, as he fought through the field in each race. Surprise of the day was a fast starting John Iddon, who was up at the sharp end in each race, and eventually took third overall. Alan Bott took fourth, in front of Tim Sabine and Andy Holland.

The Over 60’s once again was a shootout between Wayne Le Marquand and Martin Snape, but it was the man from Jersey who took control with all three wins, from Snape in second. Martin now holds a slender lead of nine points in the series. Alan Hambridge took third from Graham Challis and Steve Mitton.

The next round is the Cumbria Twinshock Festival of Legends at Hawkstone Park over the weekend of September 1-2.

Martindales Rider of the Meeting – Chris Anderton.

MRH Consultants 125 Evolution

1 Shane Holmes, 2 Andy Lawton, 3 Nathan Marsden, 4 Matthew Williamson, 5 Aiden Wharton, 6 Jack May.

Wulfsport Experts

1 Barry Turnbull, 2 Alex Rach, 3 Jimmy Margetson, 4 Ben Margetson, 5 Jordan Davies,

6 Michael Smith. Jamie Biddulph (Best Falcon Shocks 250).

MRH Consultants 125 Twinshock

1 Matt Rudd, 2 John Davis, 3 Phil Oxley, 4 Mark Burrows, 5 Jason Herring, 6 Robin Cowgill.

CI Sport Inters

1 Chris Anderton, 2 Kyle Godbear, 3 Jem Parker, 4 James Cowgill, 5 Chris Lambourne,

6 Matt Bennett.

Hazport Veterans Over 40’s

1 Simon Bonser, 2 Richard Chinn, 3 Danny Blakeley, 4 Andy Watkins, 5 Grant Hacking,

6 Richard Sharp.

Hazport Veterans Over 50’s

1 Andy Watkins, 2 Steve Ward, 3 Mark Spruce, 4 Dave Clayborn, 5 Mark Bowden, 6 Neil Smith.

LPE Clubman

1 David Taylor, 2 Timmy Gravener, 3 Luke Freudenau, 4 Mark Gardner, 5 Mark Lakeland,

6 Ashley Smith.

Woody Vintage Off Road Honda Evolution

1 Barry Turnbull, 2 Michael Ogden, 3 Rian Warren, 4 Dan Shepherd, 5 Danny Blakeley,

6 Conor Smith.

Super Evos

1 Bradley Watling, 2 Luke Storey, 3 Steve Thornton, 4 Lee Brown, 5 Tom Holland, 6 Jake Chappell.

MotoX Concepts Over 50’s

1 Willie Burgess, 2 Gary Parker, 3 John Iddon, 4 Alan Bott, 5 Tim Sabine, 6 Andy Holland.

MotoX Concepts Over 60’s

1 Wayne Le Marquand, 2 Martin Snape, 3 Alan Hambridge, 4 Graham Challis, 5 Steve Mitton, 6 Ray Hodgkins.

Toughsheet National Twinshock Championships Round 4

Lancashire Twinshock Club

Barnoldswick

Report Geoff Shuttleworth

Pictures Andrew Fairclough

The Toughsheet National Twinshock MX Championships reached the half way point last weekend, when round four was hosted by the Lancashire Twinshock Club in East Lancashire at Barnoldswick. The club did a magnificent job in setting out a twinshock friendly track, with a long grassy start straight, and then several loops of the hillside with a few safe jumps thrown in. The fears of dust were allayed following a nice downpour the day before the 160 riders arrived.

The 24 race programme ran like clockwork, and it was the turn of the Wulfsport Experts to go first to the line. After some hectic gearbox repairs leading up to the event, it was Barry Turnbull who reigned supreme with three clear victories to take the overall win, although the Margetson brothers did pressurise him early on, with Jimmy eventually finishing runner up from Ben in third. Michael Smith, one of the club workers had an up and down day in fourth, with Peter Eccles guesting on the Marsh HPF in fifth. Jamie Biddulph in sixth was the best Falcon Shocks 250 rider.

The MRH 125 Twinshock class saw a titanic battle between John Davis and Matt Rudd, with Davis coming out on top with three victories, and Rudd with three seconds. It was great to see the return of Sean McCrea after an injury, and he had a good day in third, with Jason Herring and Steve Riley in fourth and fifth.

The CI Sport Inters class threw up three different winners as Sean Burrows took his first ever win in race one, then Dan Hardy kept it all together to win the second, before series leader Jem Parker took the third. But consistency was the order of the day, as Kyle Godbear took first ever overall victory with a 3-4-2 scorecard. Local rider James Cowgill took second on the podium from Parker, Burrows and Hardy.

A full Hazport Vets Modern class roared down the straight next, and Danny Blakeley, out this week on the Yamaha, took the first race win, but had a nasty crash later in the day, meant he could take no further part, and we wish him well with his recovery. This then left round three winner Richard Chinn to take up the reins, and he reeled off two wins, to not only take the overall, but also the series lead. Darren Dobson looked a new man in taking second, with Adam Wilkinson in third, and Thurlow Bone had his best ride this year in fourth from Steve Ward in fifth. Steve was also the top Over 50 finisher, just pipping Mark Spruce by a single point, with Dave Clayborn in third.

In the LPE Clubman class, it was a good day for David Taylor, who set a scorching pace to take three closely fought victories, and was awarded the Martindales Rider of the Meeting award for his efforts. Mark Lakeland closed in on Taylor in the latter part of each race, but just fell short in second, and series leader Timmy Gravener was just behind each race in third. Luke Freudenau showed great consistency in fourth, and Ashley Smith took his first ever trophy in fifth.

Some of the closest racing was reserved for the Woodys Vintage Honda Evolution class, and there were some really fiery battles between Barry Turnbull, Jamie Dobson and Michael Ogden.

But it was Barry who came out on top each time, firing the Honda to three wins. Dobson, who led for quite a few of the exciting laps came second, with Ogden not too far adrift in third. Michael Smith took fourth, and Rian Warren had his best ever ride in fifth.

Willie Burgess was the man to beat in the MotoX Concepts Over 50 twinshock class, and a first

corner clash with Gary Parker, left him free to take the first race win. He then took the next two

wins to take a clear overall. Pete Williamson was runner up on the podium with three top four rides, with Parker third, Andy Holland fourth, and Tim Sabine in fifth.

The Over 60 Twinshock class was a straight shoot out between Jerseys Wayne Le Marquand on the Marsh HPF, and Martin Snape on the Maico, and with one win apiece, it all went down to the final race decider, which Le Marquand won to close the gap on series leader Snape ever so slightly. Alan Hambridge just got the better of Alan Hardy to take third place.

It was a joy to watch the MRH 125 Evo class again, as Shane Holmes really stamped his authority on the proceedings, taking three great wins for the overall. He got out of the gate fast and took control, but was chased by some very fast riders, as Andy Lawton eventually took the runner up spot from Nathan Marsden in third. Lee Holland was always there abouts and took fourth from Mason Bell in fifth.

The final class of the day was the Modern class, and the eventual winner was James Clark with three second places. It had all looked different after race one as Ben Margetson won the first, and but for a DNF in race one, double race winner Matt Williamson might have taken the spoils.

Steve Sobey had a good day taking second overall from Lancashire Club rider Lee Buck in third.

The next round is the Cumbrias Twinshock Clubs event at The Grange, Tern Hill, Shropshire on July 22.

Martindales Rider of the Meeting – David Taylor.

Wulfsport Experts

1 Barry Turnbull, 2 Jimmy Margetson, 3 Ben Margetson, 4 Michael Smith, 5 Peter Eccles,

6 Jamie Biddulph (Best Falcon Shocks 250).

MRH Consultants 125 Twinshock

1 John Davis, 2 Matt Rudd, 3 Sean McCrea, 4 Jason Herring, 5 Steve Riley, 6 Jason Slater.

CI Sport Inters

1 Kyle Godbear, 2 James Cowgill, 3 Jem Parker, 4 Sean Burrows, 5 Dan Hardy, 6 Matt Bennett.

Hazport Veterans Over 40’s

1 Richard Chinn, 2 Darren Dobson, 3 Adam Wilkinson, 4 Thurlow Bone, 5 Steve Ward,

6 Mark Spruce.

Hazport Veterans Over 50’s

1 Steve Ward, 2 Mark Spruce, 3 Dave Clayborn, 4 Mark Bowden, 5 Martin Speak, 6 John Pattison.

LPE Clubman

1 David Taylor, 2 Mark Lakeland, 3 Timmy Gravener, 4 Luke Freudenau, 5 Ashley Smith,

6 Kevin Hall.

Woody Vintage Off Road Honda Evolution

1 Barry Turnbull, 2 Jamie Dobson, 3 Michael Ogden, 4 Michael Smith, 5 Rian Warren,

6 Matt Wild.

MotoX Concepts Over 50’s

1 Willie Burgess, 2 Peter Williamson, 3 Gary Parker, 4 Andy Holland, 5 Tim Sabine,

6 Craig Holmes.

MotoX Concepts Over 60’s

1 Wayne Le Marquand, 2 Martin Snape, 3 Alan Hambridge, 4 Alan Hardy, 5 Wullie Brown,

6 Steve Mitton.

MRH Consultants 125 Evolution

1 Shane Holmes, 2 Andy Lawton, 3 Nathan Marsden, 4 Lee Holland, 5 Mason Bell,

6 Jack Bas.

Modern Class

1 James Clark, 2 Steven Sobey, 3 Lee Buck, 4 Matt Williamson, 5 Tom Holland, 6 Ryan Thorpe.

Toughsheet National Twinshock Championships Round 3

Warsop MX Club

Bevercotes, Ollerton

Report Geoff Shuttleworth

Pictures Andrew Fairclough

The third round of the Toughsheet National Twinshock championship, was hosted by the AMCA Warsop MX Club at Bevercotes, Notts last weekend, and the club had put the hours in to prep the track for the 200 riders turning out for the 21 race programme, supported by SMC Motorhomes of Newark. The weather was superb, and extensive watering had to be carried out to keep the dust at bay. The track was new to many of the riders, as it went up and down the hillside in the valley, keeping off the old circuit in places and onto the grass. The large crowd saw the CI Sport Inters class out first, and the racing was good as Jem Parker stormed to three wins, and was a worthy winner of the Martindales rider of the Meeting award after five years away from racing. His nearest early challenger was Carl Hodgson, who had bad luck when challenging and losing his footrest. That left Kyle Godbear to pick up the pieces with second overall, just in front of Jake Veitch in third. Matt Bennett snatched fourth on a tie break with Kev Bratt.

The Hazport Vets class had a full line up of 36 riders, and that really made the dust fly. Danny Blakely was first out of the traps taking race one, but he was beaten by an on fire Richard Chinn on the TM in the next two legs, giving Chinn the overall by three points from Blakeley. Third place went to former IMBA champion Julian Dobb, having a guest ride on a track he had raced many times in the 80’s and 90’s and was also top over 50 rider. Nev King took fourth overall from Darren Dobson.

In the LPE Clubman class Chris Lambourne easily took the race one win, and sportingly took an upgrade to the Inters class. That left Timmy Gravener to rule the roost as he took three second places for the overall win, and the lead of the championship class. Third overall was over 50 rider Steve Hakes, who pipped Luke Freudenau by two points. Thomas Spencer took fifth after a breakdown in the first followed by two easy wins.

The Woodys Vintage Honda Evolution class was a real ding dong battle, with anyone of the top six capable of winning, and after a third and two wins, it went the way of Howard Wainwright by a single point from Barry Turnbull in second. Turnbull had taken the first race win, but had a few problems along the way. Danny Blakeley was third on the Kawasaki, just in front of Michael Ogden and Michael Smith.

The club experimented with a Super Evo class and had twelve starters with Sam Vickers taking the overall with three second places. Third race winner Reece Winsor took second, and third was double race winner Chuck Davies, who had a DNF in race three.

The big battle in the Moto X Concepts Over 50 Twinshock class was between Willie Burgess and Gary Parker, with Burgess firing to a trio of victories to score a maximum points haul, with Parker second to him in each race. Pete Mathia finished third in each leg, with Alan Bott fourth and Tim Sabine in fifth.

In the Over 60’s Jerseys Wayne Le Marquand took the first two race wins on the four stroke HPF Honda, but a derailed chain in the third, knocked him off the podium as Martin Snape picked it up to take the overall victory with the win in the final leg. Alan Hambridge had his best result of the year in second from Alan Hardy in third, and the Dutch visitor Hugo Heemsherk fourth.

Richard Chinn had a double success when to add to his Vets win, he also took the MRH Consultants Evo 125 class with a couple of tightly contested wins over fast gating Shane Holmes, who had already won the first race. Nathan Marsden was well pleased with the third step on the podium just in front of Andy Lawton and Lee Holland.

In the Wulfsport Experts Twinshock class Michael Smith had another day to remember, as he won race one, and combined with a pair of seconds took the top step, and kept his lead of the championship. Barry Turnbull seemed to have a few bike issues, but still took second, as did Ben Margetson in race two, but he made amends with a race three victory for third overall. Guest rider Bryn Clarke enjoyed his outing in fourth, just beating Irelands Jon McBride.

The final class of the day was the MRH Consultants 125 Twinshock class, and it was a resounding success for John Davis who took all three wins, each time beating Matt Rudd and Jason Slater in that order. Fourth went to Mark Burrows and fifth was Steve Riley.

The next round is the Lancashire Twinshock Clubs event at Barnoldswick on June 17.

Martindales Rider of the Meeting – Jem Parker

CI Sport Inters

1 Jem Parker, 2 Kyle Godbear, 3 Jake Veitch, 4 Matt Bennett, 5 Kev Bratt, 6 Sean Burrows.

Hazport Veterans Over 40’s

1 Richard Chinn, 2 Danny Blakeley, 3 Julian Dobb, 4 Nev King, 5 Darren Dobson, 6 Adam Wilkinson

Hazport Veterans Over 50’s

1 Julian Dobb, 2 Nev King, 3 Steve Ward, 4 Mark Spruce, 5 Dave Clayborn, 6 Daran Williams..

LPE Clubman

1 Timmy Gravener, 2 David Taylor, 3 Steve Hakes, 4 Luke Freudenau, 5 Thomas Spencer,

6 Noel Duke.

Woody Vintage Off Road Honda Evolution

1 Howard Wainwright, 2 Barry Turnbull, 3 Danny Blakeley, 4 Michael Ogden, 5 Michael Smith, 6 Jamie Dobson.

Super Evos

1 Sam Vickers, 2 Reece Winsor, 3 Chuck Davies, 4 Robert Beers, 5 Joe Severn, 6 Tom Holland.

MotoX Concepts Over 50’s

1 Willie Burgess, 2 Gary Parker, 3 Pete Mathia, 4 Alan Bott, 5 Tim Sabine, 6 Jim Shand.

MotoX Concepts Over 60’s

1 Martin Snape, 2 Alan Hambridge, 3 Alan Hardy, 4 Hugo Heensherk, 5 Wayne Le Marquand,

6 Ray Hodgkins.

MRH Consultants 125 Evolution

1 Richard Chinn, 2 Shane Holmes, 3 Nathan Marsden, 4 Andy Lawton, 5 Lee Holland, 6 Jonno White.

Wulfsport Experts

1 Michael Smith, 2 Barry Turnbull, 3 Ben Margetson, 4 Bryn Clarke, 5 Jon McBride, 6 Jamie Biddulph (Best Falcon Shocks 250).

MRH Consultants 125 Twinshock

1 John Davis, 2 Matt Rudd, 3 Jason Slater, 4 Mark Burrows, 5 Steve Riley, 6 Robin Cowgill.

Toughsheet National Twinshock Championships Round 2

Cumbria Twinshock Club

Hawkstone Park

Report Geoff Shuttleworth

Pictures Roy Edwards

The Toughsheet National Twinshock championship rolled into Hawkstone Park for round two last weekend,, and incorporated the Matt Murphy Memorial, hosted by Cumbria Twinshock and supported by Zeutschel UK. The Salop club had made a few changes by removing a couple of jumps by the finish area, and the hill was initially used in practice, until the Clubman riders found it too loose and had to be cut out in the interest of safety. Once again the Cumbria crew were blessed with superb warm weather, and the slickly run 21 race programme finished by 5-30.

Riders started the day on the billiard board surface, but obviously by the end there were quite a few retirements as the track roughed up, and quite a few found it just too hard going. But the racing was fast and close, with the Hazport Vets Modern kicking off first, and it was series leader Danny Blakeley who took the class by storm on his 1989 Kawasaki with three wins. His only real challenger was Richard Chinn on the TM, who managed to lead a few laps on his way to second overall. Joe Baston took third with 3-3-2 finishes, and Adam Wilkinson just pipped Darren Dobson for fourth.

Best of the Over 50 Vets was Polesworth winner Mark Spruce enjoying his time mixing it with the Over 40’s, and beat Steve Ward by just two points from Dave Clayborn.

The LPE Clubman class had a few new names on the rostrum, as Chris Lambourne took the overall helped by wins in the last two races. But for a fall by Tim Gravener, it may have been different though as Tim won the first and finished off with a third and a second, coming through the field to secure a bagful of points. Third place went to guest rider Trefor Davies, who pipped fourth place Steve Hakes by just three points. Last year’s Hawkstone winner Luke Freudenau took fifth.

In the Woodys Vintage Honda Evo class, Barry Turnbull, out on his faithful Honda CR500, was in a class of his own, and took all three wins, which must have been helped by his outing at the February International, giving him an advantage. Danny Blakeley was the closest to him in second place, beating the rest of the young guns, with Dan Shepherd matching lap times and really showing some raw speed in third from Jamie Dobson and Joe Ross.

The MotoX Concepts Over 50 and 60 class really found the sandy terrain tough going on Twinshock bikes, but it didn’t seem to bother Gary Parker and Willie Burgess, as they traded blows in each race. Burgess looked to have the better of Parker, but twice had mechanical issues, dropping him out of the points. Parker then left the rest behind, taking the overall victory with two wins and a second. Guest rider John Littler took second place with top three finishes in each race, and Alan Bott fresh back from Glen Helen took third from Tim Sabine and a delighted Kev Smith.

The Over 60’s were understandably depleted, but that didn’t stop Martin Snape, who took a couple of wins and a second place to win the overall. He locked horns with Jerseys Wayne Le Marquand on the HPF Honda all day, and although Wayne won race one he couldn’t match Snapes pace. Alan Hambridge took third from Steve Mitton in fourth.

There were five brave classic riders who took to the line and it was Ben Jones day as he took all three wins from Scott Jones and Ian Fenwick.

The MRH Consultants 125 Evo races produced some fantastic racing, with nothing between the fast starting Andy Lawton and Shane Holmes. And this one went down to the wire, as both riders took a win apiece going into the decider. Lawton got his customary holeshot, and went on to take the race three win and the overall by six seconds from Holmes. Mason Bell in third was not too far behind, and Nathan Marsden just did enough in the third race to squeeze out David Blackburn.

Reigning Wulfsport Experts Champion Barry Turnbull was back out on a Honda for Hawkstone, and left the field behind taking all three wins. His dominance was rewarded at the presentation, as Gary Murphy selected him as the winner of the Matt Murphy Memorial trophy. Ben Margetson was the next best in second with three podium finishes, just doing enough to push Michael Smith into third. Lee Holland, having his first outing of the year on the twinshock took fourth from Irelands Jon McBride.

The MRH 125 Twinshock class saw a new winner as reigning champion John Davis had an off day and Matt Rudd took advantage with some great rides to win the overall and two of the races. Considering Matts injury at Hawkstone last year, it was a superb performance, and he was awarded the Martindales Rider of the Meeting award for his efforts. Ever green Robin Cowgill had his best result to date to take second from Mark Burrows in third. Completing the podium were Steve Riley and Dave Ellis.

The final class of the day was the CI Sport Inters Twinshock class, and it was dominated by guest riders the Weavers, with Ben managing to put three consistent rides together to take the overall victory. Jem Parker rode with his head and again consistency was the key, as three top five finishes gave him second from Matt Bennett, David Hopkins and Sam Weaver.

All in all it was a really well organised event, and all the riders are looking forward to round three at Bevercotes, Ollerton on Sunday May 27.

Martindales Rider of the Meeting – Matt Rudd

Hazport Veterans Over 40’s

1 Danny Blakeley, 2 Richard Chinn, 3 Joe Baston, 4 Adam Wilkinson, 5 Darren Dobson,

6 Grant Hacking.

Hazport Veterans Over 50’s

1 Mark Spruce, 2 Steve Ward, 3 Dave Clayborn, 4 Keith Halliday, 5 Daran Williams.

LPE Clubman

1 Chris Lambourne, 2 Timmy Gravener, 3 Trefor Davies, 4 Steve Hakes, 5 Luke Freudenau,

6 David Taylor.

Woody Vintage Off Road Honda Evolution

1 Barry Turnbull, 2 Danny Blakeley, 3 Dan Shepherd, 4 Jamie Dobson, 5 Joe Ross, 6 Conor Smith.

MotoX Concepts Over 50’s

1 Gary Parker, 2 John Littler, 3 Alan Bott, 4 Tim Sabine, 5 Kev Smith, 6 Andy Holland.

MotoX Concepts Over 60’s

1 Martin Snape, 2 Wayne Le Marquand, 3 Alan Hambridge, 4 Steve Mitton.

Classic Class

1 Ben Jones, 2 Scott Jones, 3 Ian Fenwick.

MRH Consultants 125 Evolution

1 Andy Lawton, 2 Shane Holmes, 3 Mason Bell, 4 Nathan Marsden, 5 David Blackburn,

6 Jonno White.

Wulfsport Experts

1 Barry Turnbull, 2 Ben Margetson, 3 Michael Smith, 4 Lee Holland, 5 Jon McBride, 6 Jamie Biddulph (Best Falcon Shocks 250).

MRH Consultants 125 Twinshock

1 Matt Rudd, 2 Robin Cowgill, 3 Mark Burrows, 4 Steve Riley, 5 Dave Ellis, 6 John Davis.

CI Sport Inters

1 Ben Weaver, 2 Jem Parker, 3 Matt Bennett, 4 David Hopkins, 5 Sam Weaver, 6 Kyle Godbear.