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Skegness 4th May

 

Race Results

 

POS HEAT 1 HEAT 2 FEATURE G / N
1 25 23 28 25
2 844 2 52 52
3 52 28 25 2
4 21 198 119 844
5 551 17 2 100
6 100 10 211 21
7 23 119 67 23
8 32 80 198 67
9 211 8 80 28
10 491 67 21 32
11 395 51 17 9
12 588 100 10 170
13 275 32 9 8
14 9 68 588 491
15 744 16 744 51
16 51 786 19 744
17 175 844 491 588
18 188   611 19
19 40   262 16
20     74 17
21       198
22       40
23       175
24       10
25       188

 

Total Meeting Points

POS # NAME PTS
1 2 TONY McCARTHY 71
2 25 ANTHONY MASTERS 81
3 52 PETER ROBERTSON 74
4 28 DEREK HAWES 69
5 23 MARK RODGERS 67
6 21 JAMES SPITTLE 61
7 100 ADAM RUBERY 58
8 844 NATHAN ETHERIDGE 58
9 67 ANDY PASSEY 56
10 32 NICK SPICER 50
11 198 DAVE BENTON  48
12 17 LEE COOKE  45
13 9 ANTHONY HAMSTEAD 43
14 119 KEVIN WILTON 43
15 491 KEVIN HAWES 40
16 10 ANTONY BAKER  39
17 51 MIKE DAVIES 39
18 211 PAUL TREWIN  39
19 588 VICKI KINGSTON 38
20 80 KEITH MURPHY 37
21 744 KEN DIXON 35
22 8 DAVE MORLEY 32
23 551 KEITH BARNARD 22
24 16 GRAHAM GARSIDE 20
25 19 STUART BEVAN 20
26 395 TOM SUTTON 16
27 170 CRAIG THOMPSON 15
28 175 ANDREW BELL 14
29 275 IAN BELL 14
30 40 STEVE FEATHERSTONE 13
31 68 KELVIN PASSEY 13
32 188 MIKE KINGSTON 11
33 786 JOHN HOOLE 11
34 611 GAVIN HARRIS 9
35 262 TERRY HUDSPETH 8
36 74 CRAIG OSBOURNE 7
37 76 JOHN GAVIN 0
38 171 DAMIEN McCRYSTAL 0
39 615 ROD WEBSTER 0

 

We realised that the World Qualifying event would be high in numbers but we were delighted to see so many drivers make the effort and travel across to Skeg Vegas for our two-dayer event. Credit to all racers who put in the miles but especially to both Paul Trewin who drove up from Devon whilst our McRebel Rod Webster made the journey down from Forfar.
With so many cars booked into appear split grids were necessary and once again Masters started his final weekend as a blue grader in fine style by taking the opening heat win. Reigning Skeggy Double Champ Mark Rodgers proved his dominance in heat two whilst Granddaddy Hawes quickly settled back into the old routine and stormed around in the final heat to take the chequered ahead of Robertson. It was a fantastic graded final and although Masters made an early break he was being wound in by the flying 52 machine of Robertson who had already managed to break his own lap record in the previous race. A fantastic battle between Etheridge, Rubery and McCarthy ensued whilst Spittle has also having a superb day holding off the likes of Rodgers and Passey. Laps rapidly disappeared for Robertson and although he did close in on race leader Masters, the 25 machine wasn’t going to let this one out of his grasp and become the first driver of 2008 to win two Feature Finals—Well Done Anthony.
Other notable drivers throughout the afternoon have to go to Kev Wilton who has really changed his driving style this year and is competing with the best of the bunch, not afraid to use the front bumper along the way which is fantastic. Fellow Team Cannock member Dave Benton is also on a mission and racked up a fourth in heat two and fellow white top Paul Trewin is also becoming a regular name in the top ten. Both Kelvin Passey and Mike Kingston are adapting well and putting in some very impressive times and are definitely worth keeping an eye on in the near future.
After debuting a spectacular paint scheme for his first meeting of ‘08 it was a real shame to see the 615 racer take a huge hit and require medical attention. Fortunately Rod was all ok and out of hospital and ready for a decent drink whilst watching Monday’s meeting. We hope he is feeling better soon and look forward to seeing this stunning 615 rebel back out on track for some top results.