Round 12 - Allington Lane

26th September 2004

TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	60	Oliver OSMASTON	2	1	1	133
2nd	74	Joshua BROADWAY	3	2	3	125
3rd	0	Michael DENTON	4	3	4	119
4th	3	Luke GODDARD	6	4	5	111
5th	44	Oliver McMURRAY	5	5	6	109
6th	29	Jamie STRANGE	7	6	7	103
GROUP	Juniors
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	49	Oliver PAINE	1	1	1	135
2nd	4	Liam GARLAND	2	3	4	123
3rd	111	Joshua TURNER	4	4	3	119
4th	83	Aaron LOPEZ	3	2	10	115
5th	48	James RENNIE	7	8	2	110
6th	6	Ryan MONCKTON	6	7	5	106
GROUP	Inter 85s
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	13	Sebastian OSBORNE	1	1	1	135
2nd	4	Danny URRY	2	2	3	127
3rd	88	Ashley BAILEY	3	3	2	125
4th	25	George GOUGH	6	5	4	111
5th	47	Joe CROCKER	4	6	6	109
6th	69	Bobby ELLINS	5	7	5	108
GROUP	Inter Open
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	18	Thomas SPEER	2	1	1	133
2nd	9	Daniel LATHAM	1	2	2	131
3rd	24	Lloyd NIGHTINGALE	3	3	3	123
4th	4	Michael URRY	5	5	4	113
5th	36	Todd WARNER	8	4	9	104
6th	38	Craig DURSTON	7	6	6	104
GROUP	Seniors
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	42	Luke BLANCHARD	1	1	3	131
2nd	26	Nicky WATTS	2	3	1	129
3rd	21	Sean BARNSDALE	3	2	2	127
4th	72	Alex MARTIN	7	5	4	110
5th	111	Jamie TEMPEST	4	6	6	109
6th	2	Carl CHANDLER	11	4	7	103
GROUP	AMX
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	0	David NEEDHAM	1	1	1	135
2nd	26	Paul WATTS	2	2	2	129
3rd	8	Ian SMITH	4	6	4	113
4th	41	Jay TUCKER	5	5	5	111
5th	7	Phil LEWIS	3	3	14	109
6th	210	James BLANCHARD	14	4	3	107
GROUP	VMX
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	82	Chad SAIT	2	1	1	133
2nd	039	Martin BRADBURY	3	2	3	125
3rd	04	Paul RUSBY	4	5	6	111
4th	67	Dave LOPEZ	7	3	7	109
5th	80	Jason SKINNER	10	4	4	109
6th	69	Darren MILES	5	8	5	107

 

OVERALL RESULTS

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	60 (133)	49 (135)	13 (135)	18 (133)	42 (131)	0 (135)	82 (133)
2nd	74 (125)	4 (125)	4 (127)	9 (131)	26 (129)	26 (129)	039 (125)
3rd	0 (119)	83 (116)	88 (125)	24 (123)	21 (127)	8 (113)	04 (111)
4th	3 (111)	48 (112)	25 (111)	4 (113)	72 (110)	41 (111)	67 (109)
5th	44 (109)	6 (111)	47 (109)	36 (104)	111 (109)	7 (109)	80 (109)
6th	29 (103)	51 (111)	69 (108)	38 (104)	2 (103)	210 (108)	69 (107)
7th	16 (99)	8 (110)	91 (101)	67 (103)	64 (102)	50 (101)	83 (100)
8th	12 (95)	22 (97)	34 (97)	85 (102)	52 (101)	18 (100)	95 (99)
9th	72 (91)	50 (97)	43 (94)	26 (94)	91 (96)	54 (99)	02 (93)
10th	34 (90)	1 (90)	66 (92)	10 (93)	61 (87)	12 (94)	049 (88)
11th	40 (88)	70 (87)	6 (83)	32 (90)	14 (86)	22 (94)	77 (87)
12th	13 (88)	60 (84)	61 (82)	7 (84)	6 (84)	1 (87)	09 (83)
13th	66 (88)	19 (83)	64 (80)	14 (83)	96 (81)	57 (83)	93 (77)
14th	37 (80)	9 (83)	21 (71)	30 (79)	10 (81)	14 (57)	96 (75)
15th	23 (79)	25 (77)	84 (71)	6 (78)	36 (77)	47 (32)	096 (75)
16th	46 (75)	77 (74)	78 (71)	1 (76)	17 (75)	24 (26)	99 (73)
17th	48 (71)	61 (69)	80 (65)	79 (73)	60 (73)		08 (69)
18th	96 (70)	30 (67)	11 (61)	8 (72)	12 (68)		74 (69)
19th	64 (63)	99 (67)	00 (60)	44 (68)	67 (66)		88 (69)
20th	14 (62)	18 (59)	89 (60)	35 (65)	7 (62)		73 (63)
21st	99 (59)	37 (58)	50 (59)	81 (65)	43 (60)		055 (63)
22nd	80 (56)	28 (57)	39 (59)	13 (59)	82 (59)		05 (61)
23rd	35 (54)	38 (54)	74 (53)		15 (58)		71 (56)
24th	90 (52)	35 (54)	16 (51)		88 (50)		84 (51)
25th	2 (51)	24 (52)	49 (49)		34 (49)		03 (50)
26th	6 (50)		0 (46)		1 (45)		75 (34)
27th	61 (43)		18 (46)		31 (41)
28th	9 (42)		44 (44)		38 (35)
29th	1 (39)		73 (35)		27 (0)
30th	26 (37)		71 (32)
31st	38 (30)		51 (31)
32nd	47 (29)		15 (30)
33rd	20 (23)		9 (29)
34th			5 (23)
35th			2 (21)
36th
37th
38th
39th
40th

 

 

“Urry in a hurry”

Report by Kay Turner

Portsmouth Motocross Club held the 12^th round of their Summer Club Championship at Allington Lane this weekend.  Saturdays rain ensured the track was in perfect condition for the 200 riders who turned up, an unusually low turnout due to the BYMX Annual Team Event.  Those who attended didn’t let the club down and provided some spectacular racing, with the VMX out first to wet everyone’s appetite.

With the usual trio of Paine, Sait and Bradbury taking charge, it was left to Chad Sait to take the victory after Richard Paine DNF’d the second race.  Sait finished 2^nd in race one and won the two remaining motos.  Martin Bradbury, still battling for that all-important win, had to settle for second overall.  Riding on two different bikes due to his own bike packing up on the line in race one, he fought to finish in 2^nd and 3^rd twice.  Paul Rusby enjoyed a better days racing than son Oliver, who crashed heavily in the last race.  Tiring progressively through the day, Rusby finished in 4^th, 5^th and 6^th.  A brilliant performance by Dave “Gomez” Lopez who was rewarded with fourth overall, his best result being a 3^rd in race two, joined by two 7ths.  A disastrous race one which resulted in a 10^th placing, Jason Skinner scrambled his way back up the order to finish 4^th in the remaining races.  With the four stroke completely out of his system, Darren Miles reappears in the top 6, finishing in sixth overall.  Two 5ths and an 8^th proved the 125cc suits Darren down to the ground.

With two riders dominating the racing, the AMX blasted up the start straight to provide some breathtaking racing.  David Needham led the 17 riders around the twisty track from start to finish in all three motos, with Paul Watts following closely behind.  Watts left it till the last race to try to get the lead, and with one more lap he may have managed it.  But the chequered flag was shown and the overall victory was awarded to Needham, with Watts taking second overall with three 2nds.  Third overall goes to Ian Smith, roaring around the track on his mighty four stroke.  Two 4ths and a 6^th gave Smith a truly deserved top three position.  Fourth overall goes to Jay Tucker who rode consistently well all day, finishing 5^th in each race.  Phil Lewis, riding in maybe his last race of the season, finished in fifth overall.  Heading for third overall with two 3rds, Lewis trailed in in 14^th place in race three, a disappointing end to his day.  To close the top 6 comes James Blanchard who didn’t have the best of starts by finishing in 14^th in race one, but the talented youngster rode at his best in races two and three, finishing 4^th and 3^rd respectively.

The Spectacular Seniors were out next with some highflying action being provided by the usual clan.  Putting a spanner in the works in race one, recently upgraded Jamie Tempest flew out of the gate to lead race one but sadly he couldn’t hold on to the lead.  As usual, Luke Blanchard took over and took control of races one and two, winning both.  Coming in 3^rd in race three gave Blanchard the overall victory.  Ever present at the top, Nicky Watts chased Blanchard in race one to finish 2^nd, had to settle for 3^rd in race two, but dominated race three and led the rest of the pack to win, giving Watts second overall.  Very close in contention but not able to grasp a win, Sean Barnsdale finished in third overall, with a 3^rd and two brilliant 2nds.  Fourth overall comes Alex Martin.  A great days racing by Martin, starting with a 7^th, but finished the day on a high by passing the finish flag in 5^th and 4^th.  After such a spectacular start, Jamie Tempest managed to get into the top six in his first Senior meeting.  Donning ‘L’ plates, Tempest rode brilliantly proving what a fantastic rider this likeable young lad is, and a win in this class is just around the corner.  A 4^th in race one was followed by two 6ths, as Tempest tired but still managed to achieve fifth overall.  With one or two unfortunate mishaps, Carl Chandler had to settle for sixth overall.  An 11^th in race one spurred Chandler on to a 4^th in race two, but had to settle for 7^th in the final moto.

The Inter Open class got underway with Thomas Speer taking overall victory again, another brilliant result to add to his already brilliant season.  Having to finish in 2^nd in race one, Speer made sure of his victory by winning the final two motos.  After ending up in the ambulance at Culham, Daniel Latham was determined to notch up some all-important Championship points.  He started his day off with a brilliant win, and finished in 2^nd in races two and three to finish just two points behind Speer.  A consistent ride by Lloyd Nightingale rewarded him with third overall, finishing 3^rd in each race.  Riding as determined as ever, Michael Urry finished fourth overall, with two 5ths and managed to jump one place to finish 4^th in race three.  Tying on 104 points, Todd Warner and Craig Durston finished in fifth and sixth overall respectively. Warner finished 8^th, 4^th and 9^th with Durston riding smoothly and consistently all day finishing 7^th and 6^th twice.

With one of the largest turnouts seen all season, the Autos battled for space on the track, with the shock of the season seeing Fraser Viner not in the top 6!  Oliver Osmaston took control of the group finishing first overall.  Finishing 2^nd in race one, Osmaston led the way in the remaining two races.  After a spectacular crash on his last visit to the track, Joshua Broadway remained in control with two 3rds and a 2^nd.  Close behind came Michael Denton in third overall, following Broadway all day with two 4ths and a 3^rd.  With an enormous amount of encouragement, Luke Goddard finished in fourth overall. Being spurred on all the way from the side of track, Goddard finished in 6^th, 4^th and 5^th.  Oliver McMurray, one of the most improved riders in the group, came in fifth overall, with two 5ths and a 6^th.  Closing the top six came Jamie Strange.  An improved season for this youngster, who still appears too big for his bike, Strange carved his way though the field in brilliant style.  He was awarded sixth overall for his troubles, finishing with two 7ths and a 6^th.

A very unusual sight in the Small Wheeled 85 class – spaces on the start gate!  Completely dominating the group in high-flying, spectacular style, Sebastian Osborne took first overall, with flawless riding all day and some pretty impressive acrobatics over the jumps.  Osborne won all three races.  A batch of riders tried to close in on Osborne, but didn’t quite manage it.  Closest to him was Danny Urry who finished in second overall, finishing in 2^nd twice and then 3^rd.  Hot on his tail was Ashley Bailey, finishing in 3^rd twice and edged in front to finish 2^nd, finishing third overall.  George Gough enjoyed a good days racing, improving throughout the meeting, finishing fourth overall with a 6^th, 5^th and 4^th.  Finishing in a brilliant fifth overall comes Joe Crocker.  An outstanding result for this ever-improving young rider, Joe started the day in a brilliant 4^th, and continued to stay with the front runners, finishing 6^th in the final two motos.  Closing the top six came Bobby Ellins.  Battling all the way with Crocker, Ellins finished 5^th, 7^th and 5^th.  

Last to go were the Juniors with Oliver Paine being the master of his class, finishing in first overall with three brilliant wins.  Liam Garland continued his charge to the top finishing second overall, with a 2^nd, 3^rd and crossed the line side by side with visitor Joshua Turner in the final race.  He was awarded 4^th.  Joshua Turner finished in third overall.  Turner, enjoying his visits to the club, rode consistently to finish 4^th in races one and two, and pipped Garland at the post in race three to finish 3^rd.  A brilliant day for Aaron Lopez who finished fourth overall with a 3^rd and fabulous 2^nd, but had a disappointing end to his day by coming in 10^th.  Another rider who had a great day was James Rennie, who finished in fifth overall. A 7^th and 8^th encouraged Rennie to pick up the pace, and he battled his way through the pack and was rewarded with a brill 2^nd.  Closing proceedings came Ryan Monckton who finished sixth overall, with a 6^th, 7^th and 5^th.

A highly enjoyable day with brilliant racing, excellent riding conditions and the sun managing to break through to shine down on the small crowd of riders and spectators.  A welcome sight off the track was Richard Leat walking happily amongst his friends.  Glad to see you back Richard.  The bike will soon be ready for action again, no doubt, so watch out Seniors - he’ll be back soon!!!