Round 13 - West Meon

10th October 2004

TOP 6

 

GROUP	Autos
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	60	Oliver OSMASTON	1	1	1	135
2nd	0	Michael DENTON	2	3	3	125
3rd	14	Bethany FARMER	4	2	4	121
4th	3	Luke GODDARD	5	4	2	119
5th	74	Joshua BROADWAY	3	5	6	113
6th	12	Billy MITCHELL	6	6	7	104
GROUP	Juniors
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	44	Lloyd PETTETT	1	1	1	135
2nd	55	Tom ELLWOOD	3	2	2	127
3rd	151	James DUNN	2	3	3	125
4th	51	Jamie MOLE	7	4	4	112
5th	111	Joshua TURNER	4	5	6	111
6th	8	Daniel MAXEY	6	6	5	107
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	48	Joe CUNDLE	2	2	3	127
3rd	36	Charlie HUGHES	3	3	2	125
4th	8	Jackson EVANS	4	5	5	113
5th	4	Danny URRY	5	4	6	111
6th	188	Jake SHIPTON	7	6	4	108
GROUP	Inter Open
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	92	James COLE	2	1	1	133
2nd	18	Thomas SPEER	1	3	2	129
3rd	4	Michael URRY	6	4	5	111
4th	45	Sam GABRIEL	9	5	3	110
5th	39	Ross HILL	3	2	19	106
6th	9	Daniel LATHAM	4	6	12	103
GROUP	Seniors
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	26	Nicky WATTS	2	2	21	131
2nd	42	Luke BLANCHARD	3	1	2	129
3rd	21	Sean BARNSDALE	1	9	4	116
4th	2	Carl CHANDLER	12	3	3	111
5th	51	Allen WARING	5	4	11	106
6th	12	Chris SOUTHCOTT	6	7	5	106
GROUP	AMX
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	26	Paul WATTS	1	1	1	135
2nd	8	Ian SMITH	2	5	3	121
3rd	0	David NEEDHAM	4	4	2	121
4th	4	Brett WHEELER	5	3	4	117
5th	41	Jay TUCKER	6	2	7	112
6th	59	Tom BIDDER	3	10	6	107
GROUP	VMX
POS	NO	NAME	RACE 1 POSITION	RACE 2 POSITION	RACE 3 POSITION	TOTAL POINTS
1st	80	Jason SKINNER	3	4	2	123
2nd	039	Martin BRADBURY	7	2	1	122
3rd	82	Chad SAIT	4	3	5	117
4th	69	Darren MILES	6	5	3	113
5th	93	Vince CARPENTER	5	6	9	104
6th	67	Dave LOPEZ	10	12	4	99

 

 

OVERALL RESULTS

 

Position	Autos	Juniors	Inter 85s	Inter Open	Seniors	AMX	VMX
1st	60 (135)	44 (135)	13 (135)	92 (133)	26 (131)	26 (135)	80 (123)
2nd	0 (125)	55 (129)	48 (127)	18 (129)	42 (129)	8 (121)	039 (122)
3rd	14 (121)	51 (119)	36 (125)	45 (111)	21 (116)	0 (121)	82 (117)
4th	3 (119)	8 (117)	8 (113)	4 (111)	2 (112)	4 (117)	69 (113)
5th	74 (113)	4 (110)	4 (111)	39 (108)	51 (109)	41 (112)	93 (104)
6th	12 (104)	48 (105)	188 (108)	9 (104)	12 (108)	59 (107)	67 (99)
7th	44 (101)	6 (104)	47 (98)	85 (103)	22 (105)	23 (106)	02 (99)
8th	16 (98)	50 (96)	91 (94)	77 (99)	64 (101)	50 (98)	83 (96)
9th	75 (96)	38 (96)	25 (93)	38 (90)	111 (100)	54 (96)	95 (96)
10th	23 (90)	83 (94)	3 (93)	37 (86)	52 (93)	47 (94)	96 (89)
11th	34 (89)	70 (90)	66 (92)	3 (85)	72 (88)	12 (92)	89 (88)
12th	13 (86)	45 (90)	88 (83)	177 (80)	23 (80)	18 (88)	77 (88)
13th	72 (83)	99 (84)	61 (81)	36 (79)	6 (77)	1 (81)	08 (84)
14th	46 (81)	60 (83)	84 (80)	32 (79)	14 (77)	14 (81)	73 (81)
15th	80 (77)	28 (74)	6 (78)	26 (74)	17 (76)	57 (81)	09 (81)
16th	29 (74)	25 (73)	34 (76)	47 (71)	36 (74)	3 (25)	79 (74)
17th	66 (70)	64 (73)	21 (69)	12 (70)	10 (69)		096 (74)
18th	64 (62)	18 (70)	80 (66)	7 (68)	96 (68)		88 (68)
19th	2 (61)	30 (66)	78 (66)	14 (67)	61 (66)		97 (68)
20th	99 (61)	77 (64)	9 (64)	43 (62)	91 (65)		055 (65)
21st	90 (59)	35 (59)	17 (60)	33 (59)	67 (57)		71 (58)
22nd	39 (54)	68 (58)	74 (53)	30 (58)	76 (51)		74 (57)
23rd	48 (51)	37 (55)	50 (53)	10 (58)	15 (47)		05 (55)
24th	20 (50)	24 (52)	5 (51)	1 (53)	11 (46)		84 (52)
25th	96 (48)	47 (49)	64 (50)	35 (51)	60 (46)		63 (48)
26th	9 (43)	49 (0)	11 (50)	8 (51)	29 (44)		049 (45)
27th	4 (42)		44 (46)	79 (47)	82 (42)		99 (0)
28th	6 (38)		49 (39)	81 (42)	27 (41)
29th	1 (37)		22 (38)	41 (36)	0 (35)
30th	65 (35)		18 (35)	6 (36)	3 (34)
31st	35 (34)		89 (23)	44 (28)	34 (34)
32nd	38 (29)		0 (22)		5 (33)
33rd	47 (25)		16 (21)		25 (32)
34th	26 (21)		51 (21)		7 (29)
35th			41 (19)		38 (23)
36th			71 (17)		88 (21)
37th			2 (15)		1 (15)
38th			73 (15)		78 (7)
39th			20 (13)
40th			15 (12)

 

 

“Watt a Wet Meon”

Report by Kay Turner

Portsmouth MXC held its penultimate Summer Club Championship round at West Meon a fortnight ago.  A washout was on the cards as heavy rain was forecast but only a few showers early Sunday morning made riding conditions ideal.  A horrendous crash in practice delayed racing for over an hour, but the AMX boys made the racing worth waiting for. Without leading a race until a few laps in, Paul Watts took charge and grabbed overall victory with three wins.  Ian Smith and David Needham tied on points with Smith, who led race three, taking second overall with a 2^nd, 3^rd and 5^th, and Needham taking third overall with a 2^nd and two 4ths.  After a crash in race one, Brett Wheeler ended up finishing fourth overall, continually battling with Smith to finish 5^th, 3^rd and 4^th.  A brilliant day for Jay Tucker taking fifth overall, with a 6^th, brilliantly coming in behind Watts in 2^nd, and then taking a 7^th in race three.  Returning to finish in sixth overall came Tom Bidder, who had a topsy turvy day finishing 3^rd, a disastrous 10^th and then completing the day with a 6^th.

A nail-biting time for the Senior class, with all the front runners battling for Championship supremacy.  With the result he was looking for, Nicky Watts became the second Watts to take overall victory, finishing 2^nd in races one and two, and taking the win over Luke Blanchard in race three.  Blanchard, only two points behind Watts finished second overall, with a 3^rd, a win and a 2^nd.  Watts closest rival, Sean Barnsdale headed home in third position overall.  A brilliant win started Barnsdales day off as planned, but a 9^th in race two scuppered his chances of an overall win.  He clawed back to 4^th in race three.

With a few new additions in the group, the same old faces appeared up front.  The return of James Cole saw him snatch overall victory from recent leader Thomas Speer. Cole settled for 2^nd in race one but won the remaining two motos.  Speer won race one, but could only manage 3^rd in race two, stepping up to 2^nd to finish off the day.  A brilliant day for Michael Urry who finished third overall, grabbing a vital point to beat fourth overall.  Michael finished 6^th, 4^th and 5^th.

A huge line up of Autos sped up the start straight with one or two crashes thrown in on the first corner.  All riders got up and carried on with Oliver Osmaston taking the overall win with three dominating wins.  Michael Denton was hot on his heels, coming in 2^nd in race one and ending the day with two 3rds.  Brilliant Bethany Farmer appears in third overall with a truly gutsy performance on the track, finishing 4^th, 2^nd and 4^th. 

Showing no signs of ever slowing down, Sebastian Osborne completely dominated the Inter 85 class winning spectacularly with three wins.  Joe Cundle returned in his last small wheel race to take second overall, with two 2nds and a 3^rd, battling all the way with Charlie Hughes.  Hughes had to come in behind in 3^rd in races one and two, but got the upper hand in race three by finishing 2^nd to take third overall.

Outstanding wins in all three races by Lloyd Pettett gave him the Junior group victory.  A lack of sleep didn’t stop Tom Ellwood from taking second overall, racing against James Dunn all day, settling in 3^rd in race one, but took over by finishing 2^nd in races two and three.  Visitor James took third overall by beating Ellwood in race one to finish 2^nd, and two 3rds left him two points behind.

Without a win all day, Jason Skinner still managed to snatch overall victory away from all the race winners.  A 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th gave him a one point advantage over second overall Martin Bradbury.  Race one let Bradbury with him being involved in a pile up where he was unable to start his bike, and only managed to finish 7^th, but a 2^nd in race two, followed by a breathtaking win in race three gave him vital championship points.  Another rider unusually unable to notch a win under his belt, Chad Sait still managed to finish third overall with a 4^th, 3^rd and 5^th.

Only one more round to go – the tension will be unbearable!