Peacey rules at Wroxton! BSMA Champion of Champions – Race Report and Results

What a way to kick off the 2020 season, with nearly 300 riders chomping at the bit to see who had stayed in shape over the lockdown; the super popular Wroxton circuit hosted the BSMA Champion of Champions event.

Report and Images by Ady Cowshall – Images of Speed

Strong fields in all the classes despite numerous other events taking place on the same weekend must have shocked those thinking they were going to be able to ease back into racing. Saturday saw some strong winds affecting a few of the jumps with Sunday getting a freak 5 min deluge during one of the latter races putting a whole new spin (literally) on the last few races.

Mx1 kicked it all off with an instant three-rider breakaway, with Seb Berthialime getting the better of the rest. Jack Timms and Tyrone Cleaver went with him, and both soon overhauled him eventually finishing 3rd with Timms looking very smooth he pulled a safe 3-second cushion to hold off Cleaver. Bradley Flagg held a solid 4th being closed down by a charging Harry Linton with enduro specialist Carl Jones  having a good run in 6th

Race 2 saw Timms hit the front early and hold off the charging Linton who set the fastest lap in his efforts to catch Timms. Cleaver fought for a while but lost the tow and came in a comfortable 3rd some distance ahead of 4th placed Flagg. Behind him, David Kip Herring was followed by a trio of hard pushing riders, including Joe Seedhouse just ahead of an epic dice between Jones and the dogged Glen Phillips returning to action. The battle was only decided by a lunge down the inside, nearly taking both riders through the fence as Jones got the better of his fellow Welshman.

The final race on Saturday saw Timms claim a hat-trick, followed home by the same pair. Herring managed 4th this time with Nathan Frayin making his first top 5 appearance of the weekend and Harry Bradley, whose shocking starts had held him back, but this time managed to climb up to 7th in front of Seedhouse and then young Jason Down breaking into the top 10 just up from the youth class.
Sunday saw Timms start where he’d left off taking his 4th win, but Cleaver scorched away with a flag to flag victory in the final race, but with Timms, in second he had the overall from Cleaver and Linton’s first race had demoted him to the 3rd step.

MX2 was again a three-rider breakaway with Adam Harris on the 250 2 stroke pulling the holeshot and pulling away slightly to about a 5-second advantage. By the time Rob Yates had managed to deal with Aiden Williams on the two-stroke, these three had pulled out a huge gap on the rest of the field. Yates set about clawing back the gap on Harris, and within a few laps, his pace had carried him onto the rear wheel. Harris was pushing hard and had to let up somewhat after damaging a radiator on the top of an inside rut letting Yates off the hook and onto a comfortable win.

The second encounter saw Harris out on the unfamiliar 250f and asked which was quicker he surprisingly replied the four-stroke as it was quicker in the new tighter loopbacks of the lower part of the track. Yates was pushing hard to put his mark on the race and dumped it allowing Harris and Williams breathing space, but he remounted and pushing hard he then stalled giving Harris the win from an impressive ride from Williams. Further back the race was alive with Josh Broadway, Lewis Osullivan, Archie Hicks and Ryan Mundell all giving their all.

Yates really put the hammer down to smash the field in the 3rd race. Harris and Williams battled all race long with Harris taking the advantage and some 30 seconds adrift came the rest with Broadway again in 4th, Mundell and Jake Ford not too distant behind.
Yates made no more mistakes for the weekend and came out all guns blazing on Sunday to sweep both races, Williams demoted Harris for one of the final races, but that wasn’t enough to oust the Ferris and  Culverwell rider from 2nd overall. Osullivan’s 3rd race incident dropped him outside the top 5 overall with 4th and 5th going to Broadway and Mundell.

Auto domination was achieved by Casey Lister, who was hard pushed at times by Riley Ray Barrow but a perfect score sheet was recorded. Barrow bridesmaid each time out was always close enough to capitalise on any mistake that Lister might have made. Behind that pair, Tommy Perfect was looking good for a monopoly of third-placed finishes, but he got out of bed the wrong side on Sunday allowing Cohan Jagielski to take Sundays two 3rd places and although 10 points behind in 4th overall had his 3rd race gone to plan it would have been very tight for that final podium spot. Consistency was the name of the game for these little racers on such a demanding track, with ruts up to their helmets in places meant keeping it upright was so important. The track was so fast for these little guys, who were absolutely on the stop down the straights. The same could have been said for 5th placed Jamie Currie, and had it not been for one poor result he too could have been fighting for that final podium step. William Dennis secured 6th overall with a great 2nd outing being the difference over Max Beard.

All these little pilots did an amazing job getting round the full circuit and a shout out to the three young mums out on the furthest part of the course in the final auto race picking up stricken riders no matter whose child it was.

The Junior 65 riders put on a great show of talent with some great battles along the way. Race 1 saw a Mike Alessi style dash to the front by the #800 of Robbie Daley. Jenson Severn went with him, and the pair pulled out a good gap. Daley smashed out his quickest lap on the 4th lap giving him a comfortable lead at the flag over Severn. Behind them, Ollie Waters was dicing with Joe Winstanley-Dawson the pair crossing the line separated by a knobbly going in Waters favour. As the next race unfolded, it was again Daley who was to take another comfortable win from this time Winstanley and a very distance Severn in 3rd with Bailey Williams pushing Waters back to 5th. Daley lost an otherwise polished performance to Winstanley in the 3rd block by the narrowest of margins. Come Sunday the scene was set. All Daley needed was to finish both races inside the top 3, but he went for the jugular and took both race wins, leaving the rest to pick up the pieces. Winstanley had now established a hold over the second step, and it was down to the battling pair of Waters and Severn to see who could do enough to secure the final step. Both riders took a 3rd from those last two outings, but it was the backing up with a 4th over a 6th for Severn that got him the nod. Some consistent riding from Chase Penter put him in 6th behind Bailey Williams.

Small wheel 85 saw a maximum for Kevin Kelly. Kelly was quick out of the gate and with fast lap times, it all added up to domination. However, Chester Hyde did, at times, get close and pushed him hard. Still, Sunday despite going down while in front coming out of the 4th corner on lap one he remounted to charge back up to 2nd within a few laps somewhat a distance behind Hyde, then Hyde succumbed to the pressure and himself went down gifting the maximum to Kelly. Apart from the first race where Riley Ingram stayed in touch, those pair were in a class of their own. Ingram got the better of Hyde’s final race mishap to score a 2nd with Danny Webster also pushing him down to 4th, Webster getting beat by Riley Small first time out made amends from there on out to finish in front of Small giving him 4th overall over Small in 5th.

The Big-wheeled 85 class was intense to watch, although on paper it was a big point advantage for the overall winner with 4 out of 5 race wins it was at times the best racing to watch. Jack Peacey took the well deserved overall top step with a fine display of riding, but the points gap was only as big as it was due to Luke Richards and Ben Casey both scoring a 7th place apiece. Peacey was only beaten in the final race in the slippery conditions by Casey who got out front early and put the hammer down never to be caught. Richards followed him home less than 6 seconds down at the flag but Peacey’s safe ride for third over a minute in front of 4th place was more than enough to lay claim to the title. Casey’s last race win was what was needed to secure the second step, 2 points in front of Richards with progressively better results throughout the weekend over Connor Howells, giving him a 3 point advantage over the GasGas mounted (ok it was only graphics) Seth Manners.

The Senior’s as usual split was by engine size and saw the 125’s putting in the fastest lap times overall until the rain in the final block when Dan Maule set the quickest time on the 250f. It was all about Ben Zeale and Bayliss Utting on the pre-mix machines each taking a win followed by a second going into the final race with two wins apiece and tied on points. It could have gone either way in the slippery conditions, but it went to Zeale with an 8-second margin of victory, with Utting disappointed to finish runner up.  Maule got gifted the overall after a first race DNF by Jamie Wilson left him high and dry, and despite winning the next four races in class, he couldn’t claw back the deficit. Maule took the overall but only by 1 point over Connor Jago after Maule’s 7th placed second race. The final 250f podium went to Charlie Sellick on his immaculate machine with the remaining top 5 places tightly contested between the Jacks, Loveridge and Milstead. The 125 top two only split by 2 points had a large gap back to Dylan Williams on the last step with Josh Young and William Hyett rounding out the top 5.

Another split class which had some exciting battles between the classes was the older competitors, who tried to keep pace with their younger counterparts, and was the vets split between 35 and 45 plus. Youngster Jamie Dobson battled with old-timer Darren King for much of the weekend with nothing but pride to win, due to them being in separate classes but it was pure entertainment for the spectators to watch. Age, as in most cases, won the bragging rights, as to be expected when its to do with fitness. With Dobson pretty much unchallenged by any of the other over 35’s it was inevitable the top step was his. Sam Callow put in an unchallenged ride to take the runner up spot with Chris Seldon enjoying the two-stroke machine while struggling to hold on at times for third. The over 45’s saw another 5 out of 5 for King, with Paul Wildman Willis and Chris Brown scrapping it out for the other steps.

Results

Auto’s
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 125 CASEY LISTER 225 45 45 45 45 45
2 118 RYLEY- RAY BARROW 215 43 43 43 43 43
3 50 TOMMIE PERFECT 199 41 41 41 39 37
4 75 COHAN JAGIELSKI 189 39 39 29 41 41
5 46 JAMIE CURRIE 184 37 32 39 37 39
6 187 WILLIAM DENNIS 173 34 37 34 35 33
7 13X MAX BEARD 170 31 35 37 33 34
8 104 WILLIAM EVANS 169 35 34 33 32 35
9 709 AARON SHEPPARD-SMITH 153 30 31 30 31 31
10 1363 SIDNEY ELMER 150 28 33 32 28 29
11 4381 FINLEY RUNDELL 146 27 30 28 29 32
12 710 CALLAB ALMOND 142 26 29 27 30 30
13 913 ZAC WHITE 129 33 – 35 34 27
14 3 HARVEY MORGAN 121 14 27 26 26 28
15 73677 SETH GOLDING 120 20 28 24 23 25
16 12 Junior Wigglesworth 117 25 24 22 25 21
17 30 PRESTON CHORLEY 111 18 26 21 24 22
18 333 JACOB OLDFIELD 104 23 18 23 14 26
19 3629 ALFIE COTTER 104 19 25 20 21 19
20 448 LILLY SENIOR 100 22 20 18 22 18
21 23 RENI WIGGLESWORTH 99 21 21 17 16 24
22 13 JIMMY WHISTON 95 29 23 25 18 –
23 1421 JOE BUCKINGHAM 91 17 17 19 15 23
24 14 OLIVER BARDOE 89 24 13 16 20 16
25 2 MASON STADDON 81 16 16 13 19 17
26 12553 JENSON HENNEY 80 – 22 31 27 –
27 7 COREY RAY FRY 72 15 14 12 17 14
28 124 TYLER PEATY 59 – 12 15 12 20
29 111 HARRY BAWN 57 – 15 14 13 15
30 3745 JENSON KNOWLES 51 32 19 – – –

Junior 65’s
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 800 ROBBIE DALEY 223 45 45 43 45 45
2 236 JOE WINSTANLEY DAWSON 213 39 43 45 43 43
3 7 Jenson Severn 203 43 41 39 39 41
4 55 OLLIE WATERS 195 41 37 41 41 35
5 01 BAILEY WILLIAMS 184 37 39 37 34 37
6 215 CHASE PENTER 178 35 32 35 37 39
7 211 CAMERON CHAPMAN 169 33 35 34 35 32
8 22 MARTY SPIRES 168 34 34 33 33 34
9 57 GEORGE PITTS 154 29 30 32 32 31
10 93X SEAN SMOUT 148 31 33 20 31 33
11 93 FREDDIE RICHARDS 139 17 31 31 30 30
12 85 JACK BROWN 127 25 26 27 23 26
13 10 CHARLIE MITCHELL 126 19 23 26 29 29
14 184 ARCHIE STAPLEY 123 22 27 25 22 27
15 9 LEAH REES-EVANS 120 30 21 30 11 28
16 72 WILLIAM PEARCE 115 32 28 29 26 –
17 22X BILLY LIFE 114 21 19 24 25 25
18 125 HAYDEN MASLIN 114 26 20 19 27 22
19 138 ZAC FREESTON 111 27 29 18 16 21
20 38 CAIDEN MCCARTHY 109 28 25 28 28 –
21 18 JAKE DIXON 91 3 24 23 17 24
22 33 Ollie Oldfield 89 23 7 22 14 23
23 307 RIO COOK 83 24 18 17 24 –
24 615 MASON BROWN 81 12 13 21 21 14
25 17 RYDER MOGFORD 79 16 17 13 15 18
26 113 DEXTER PROWSE 79 13 22 12 20 12
27 16 ALFIE HALL 78 10 15 16 18 19
28 76 OLIVER BARRY 75 14 14 8 19 20
29 44 POPPY BANNING 73 18 11 14 13 17
30 711 HARRISON DOHERTY 57 7 10 15 12 13
31 357 RYLEIGH ADDERLEY 55 11 9 10 10 15
32 318 KIAN JOHN 46 15 6 – 9 16
33 45 RYAN WILLIAMS 41 8 8 9 7 9
34 301 OLLIE MCCLURD 37 5 3 11 8 10
35 6 NIXON COPPINS 36 20 16 – – –
36 94 SONNY PRICE 34 9 5 6 6 8
37 30 OLLY HADLOW 29 6 12 – – 11
38 939 CEINWEN POWELL 25 4 4 7 4 6
39 212 SEERSHA JONES 19 2 – 5 5 7

Small Wheel 85’s
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 90 KEVIN KELLY 225 45 45 45 45 45
2 57 CHESTER HYDE 211 43 43 43 43 39
3 12 RILEY INGRAM 207 41 41 41 41 43
4 44 DANNY WEBSTER 195 37 39 39 39 41
5 65 RILEY SMALL 187 39 37 37 37 37
6 144 JOE GRANGER 174 34 35 35 35 35
7 177 LEWIS EVANS 160 35 33 34 32 26
8 71 HARRISON DAVIES 159 32 27 33 34 33
9 46 HAYDEN YEEND 152 28 28 31 33 32
10 7X LEWIS MORGAN 152 31 32 30 30 29
11 77 LOGAN CHINNOCK 146 29 31 32 23 31
12 702 RYLEE CLARK 146 33 29 28 29 27
13 212 MASON JONS 141 25 30 27 31 28
14 278 REEGAN ROGERS 138 30 21 26 27 34
15 259 FABIN JUNIOR MORRISON 132 26 26 22 28 30
16 28 COWAN VAUGHAN 123 24 25 25 26 23
17 17 FINLEY NIALS 109 19 24 18 24 24
18 2 BOBBY FARMER 104 20 19 23 20 22
19 121 SENNA FARMER 102 21 20 20 21 20
20 21 MAX WALSHAW 96 18 18 21 22 17
21 42 ZACHARY HOWELLS 94 23 22 24 25 –
22 25 CAMERON MEADES 90 17 17 19 19 18
23 75 GETHIN MORGAN 88 – 34 29 – 25
24 7XX JAKE SEYMOUR 84 16 16 15 18 19
25 10 CHARLIE ROBERTS 75 15 14 14 16 16
26 52 DONTE RODEN 68 – 13 17 17 21
27 106 LOWRI REES 60 14 15 16 15 –
28 777 Reggie Sebburn 45 22 23 – – –
29 7 GETHIN MRGAN 27 27 – – – –
30 11 LEO RIXON 13 13 – – – –

Big Wheel 85’s
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 26 JACK PEACEY 221 45 45 45 45 41
2 53 BEN CASEY 203 33 39 43 43 45
3 22 LUKE RICHARDS 201 43 33 41 41 43
4 11X CONNOR HOWELLS 178 35 32 37 37 37
5 42 SETH MANNERS 175 31 37 34 34 39
6 448 BEN SULLIVAN 165 39 30 29 39 28
7 18 DREW STOCK 162 37 43 39 30 13
8 7 PHILLIP TCHOREX 157 32 35 28 28 34
9 96 ALFIE CREALOCK-LOVELL 157 26 31 35 32 33
10 349 DANNY MOORE 150 30 29 27 29 35
11 107 WILL TURNER 149 28 28 30 31 32
12 116 Corey Gay 130 25 22 25 27 31
13 112 DIESEL JONES 118 27 26 32 33 –
14 06 ASHTON PHILLIPS 116 19 24 24 24 25
15 747 JACK DAVIES 115 – 27 33 25 30
16 4 LUKA ASTON 115 24 25 31 35 –
17 15 MCKENZIE GORDAN-SMITH 108 22 19 20 18 29
18 197 MALACHI STRATTON 108 12 21 26 23 26
19 145 BRODY TUCKER 102 15 18 23 22 24
20 367 JAYDEN HILL 100 23 17 13 26 21
21 12 HOLLIE ROBERTS 97 21 20 19 19 18
22 999 BRODY DAVIS 94 17 23 16 11 27
23 84 BRODY BIGGS 88 18 8 18 21 23
24 21 PIRAN GWENNAP 75 16 11 14 15 19
25 124 MICKEY WARD 70 10 12 15 13 20
26 02 JAKE SPELLER 70 29 34 7 – –
27 111 PRESTON LEWIS 70 20 13 17 20 –
28 29 JACOB COLLINS 69 4 16 10 17 22
29 777 REECE HALL 66 14 15 21 16 –
30 35 LEWIS WILSON 63 13 14 22 14 –
31 216 Ieuan Jones 54 8 7 12 12 15
32 88 TAILOR SEARLE 53 9 9 11 10 14
33 19 KELSEY POWELL 46 7 6 8 9 16
34 1 Jay Bond 41 41 – – – –
35 979 ASHLEY NORMAN 26 – – 9 – 17
36 223 ELLIE ALLSOPP 21 11 10 – – –

Seniors
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 31 BEN ZEALE 221 45 43 45 43 45
2 121 BAYLISS UTTING 219 43 45 43 45 43
3 144 DYLAN WILLIAMS 197 41 41 41 33 41
4 10 JOSH YOUNG 191 35 39 39 39 39
5 135 WILLIAM HYETT 187 37 37 37 41 35
6 24 LUKE WOOLGROVE 175 39 34 32 37 33
7 776 CHARLIE NUDDS 172 34 35 35 34 34
8 71 JORDAN HALL 170 31 33 34 35 37
9 289 Thomas Williams 161 33 31 33 32 32
10 81054 RIO MILSOM 140 25 26 31 27 31
11 401 GEORGE ELSDEN 139 30 32 28 21 28
12 70480 TEDDY HYDE 135 28 28 30 26 23
13 1552 ALFIE SMITH 133 29 30 26 18 30
14 33 RILEY WATTS 132 32 20 21 30 29
15 60 FRASER TOPP 124 24 25 29 22 24
16 114 MITCHELL CONWAY 123 23 27 22 24 27
17 73437 JAKE PEMBRIDGE 119 21 23 27 23 25
18 258 CARRA QUINN 111 22 24 23 20 22
19 72 THOMAS JAGO 98 20 21 20 17 20
20 66305 TYLER GREEN 80 18 22 – 19 21
21 101 MACKENZIE MARSHALL 79 26 29 24 – –
22 131 AUSTIN TOPP 78 27 – – 25 26
23 8837 LEWIS TAYSOME 69 19 18 18 14 –
24 21 Kian Roche 68 15 – 25 28 –
25 44 CADANCE JOHNS 50 – 17 17 16 –
26 82 JAKE EVANS 31 – – – 31 –
27 112 JAMIE GARVING 29 – – – 29 –
28 26 Zak Flay – – – – – –

Seniors Open
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 4 DAN MAULE 206 45 34 43 41 43
2 45 Connor Jago 205 43 43 41 37 41
3 181 CHARLIE SELLICK 197 39 41 39 43 35
4 14 JACK LOVERIDGE 187 41 35 37 35 39
5 70 JACK MILSTEAD 185 35 39 35 39 37
6 37 JAMIE WILSON 180 – 45 45 45 45
7 06 TRISTAN DANIELS 172 33 37 34 34 34
8 161 KULLEN EVANS 136 37 33 33 33 –
9 259 KIAN QUINN 97 34 31 32 – –
10 131 AUSTIN TOPP 63 – 32 31 – –

MX1
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 28 Jack Timms 223 45 45 45 45 43
2 7 TYRONE CLEAVER 211 43 41 41 41 45
3 26 Harry Linton 207 37 43 43 43 41
4 3 DAVID KIP HERRING 185 33 37 39 39 37
5 900 BRADLEY FLAGG 183 39 39 31 35 39
6 5 Carl Jones 172 35 34 35 34 34
7 86 NATHAN FRAYN 169 34 32 37 31 35
8 4 HARRY BRADLEY 163 28 31 34 37 33
9 191 JOE SEEDHOUSE 163 31 35 33 33 31
10 29 JASON DOWN 142 19 27 32 32 32
11 61 CONNOR DICKENS 140 27 30 29 30 24
12 101 RHYS BAKER 133 21 26 28 28 30
13 74 JASON BARRY 131 25 28 26 26 26
14 199 BRAD POUNDER 120 22 22 21 27 28
15 95 AIDEN MALONEY 120 24 25 27 21 23
16 414 GLEN PHILLIPS 115 30 33 23 29 –
17 231 KYLE CREERY 113 29 – 30 25 29
18 19 DAN POUNDER 105 26 21 19 23 16
19 87 PAUL EDGE 103 18 24 17 17 27
20 99 TOM HUGHES 102 16 23 20 22 21
21 11 JAMES THOMPSON 97 23 – 25 24 25
22 133 THOR TUCKER 97 15 20 24 20 18
23 127 DAN CROCKER 95 17 19 18 19 22
24 42 Rhys Grimes 73 10 18 14 14 17
25 741 SAM HARWOOD 68 – 17 22 15 14
26 885 KRIS AYRES 61 32 29 – – –
27 55 Grant Tucker 59 7 16 12 11 13
28 10 MATTHEW WOODHAM 57 20 – – 18 19
29 64 SCOTT CLARKE 57 8 14 13 10 12
30 60 GEORGE POOLE 52 – – 16 16 20
31 256 JAMIE CARTER 48 6 12 10 9 11
32 141 SEB BERTHIALIME 41 41 – – – –
33 8899 KURT RICHARDSON 39 11 15 – 13 –
34 271 ROB HARWOOD 36 9 – – 12 15
35 67 MATT WILKINS 24 – 13 11 – –
36 510 KYLE BIGGS 15 – – 15 – –
37 39 MARTIN LUCKWELL 14 14 – – – –
38 200 CALLUM HALL 13 13 – – – –
39 201 SEB BASHFORD 12 12 – – – –

MX2
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 4 ROB YATES 221 45 41 45 45 45
2 279 ADAM HARRIS 215 43 45 43 41 43
3 161 AIDEN WILLIAMS 209 41 43 41 43 41
4 227 JOSH BROADWAY 189 35 39 39 37 39
5 3 RYAN MUNDELL 168 32 34 37 31 34
6 2 JAKE FORD 167 39 31 35 32 30
7 777 ARCHIE HICKS 166 34 35 27 35 35
8 199 CHARLIE KENT 160 28 32 34 34 32
9 15 JAKE MARSH 160 30 33 33 33 31
10 392 LEWIS OSULLIVAN 159 37 37 9 39 37
11 22 JACOB RUSSELL 152 29 30 32 28 33
12 23 AARON HARDIMAN 142 33 29 29 25 26
13 183 RHYS LOYD 138 26 28 28 27 29
14 149 ROB BARNEY 128 22 19 30 29 28
15 12 Hayden Brown 126 25 26 22 26 27
16 101 MATT WOOD 119 31 27 31 30 –
17 41 JUDE HARTWELL 111 21 18 23 24 25
18 72 AARON HALL 108 19 22 20 23 24
19 525 JAKE BASFORD 100 13 23 25 19 20
20 722 STEPHEN REDFERN 98 11 21 24 21 21
21 551 MARNI SAUNDERS 97 20 20 21 17 19
22 131 MITCH GREGORY 93 16 17 16 22 22
23 112 DECLAN RODEN 75 17 24 11 10 13
24 80 JAMIE MCCARTHY 74 23 25 26 – –
25 11 LIAM DEEGAN 74 24 15 17 18 –
26 26 CATHRINE KING 69 18 16 19 16 –
27 34 ADAM DIXON 65 9 12 15 13 16
28 227X ALISTAIR GWENNAP 58 8 10 14 11 15
29 24 CRAIG HEMMING 56 10 13 – 15 18
30 86 CHRIS MARVIN 56 7 5 13 14 17
31 461 CHAD PROSSER 55 12 – – 20 23
32 25 JOE HICKMAN 48 15 11 10 12 –
33 813 LEO WHORDLEY 41 27 14 – – –
34 82 JAKE EVANS 40 14 8 18 – –
35 30 MARTIN MATHIAS 35 – 9 12 – 14
36 191 KODY MOORE 13 6 7 – – –
37 51 SHANE DALLEY 6 – 6 – – –
38 8 LEE JONES 5 5 – – – –

Vets 35+
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 929 JAMIE DOBSON 225 45 45 45 45 45
2 934 SAM CALLOW 215 43 43 43 43 43
3 701 CHRISTIAN SELDON 191 39 41 35 37 39
4 716 Chris Peaty 182 37 34 39 35 37
5 19 PHIL JONES 169 33 33 34 34 35
6 800 Andy Marchant 162 41 39 – 41 41
7 12 MATTHEW GARRETT 161 31 32 33 31 34
8 111 RYAN BAWN 151 34 37 41 39 –
9 47 MATHEW CARRUTHERS 150 29 28 30 30 33
10 111X YAN HOWELLS 140 35 35 37 33 –
11 141 KRIS STAPLEY 127 32 31 32 32 –
12 2 DAVID ROGER 88 28 29 31 – –
13 258 PETER MORRISON 60 30 30 – – –

Vets 45+
Pos Competitor Total Points r 1 r 2 r 3 r 4 r 5
1 19 DARREN KING 225 45 45 45 45 45
2 93 PAUL WILDMAN WILLS 211 43 43 41 43 41
3 971 CHRIS BROWN 209 41 41 43 41 43
4 544 John Gauntlett 189 39 37 37 37 39
5 74 BRIAN TUCKER 183 31 39 39 39 35
6 50 MIKE ALLPORT 179 37 35 35 35 37
7 192 PAUL WEBB 169 34 33 34 34 34
8 60 COLIN YEEND 164 33 34 32 32 33
9 49x GARY MASON 162 32 32 33 33 32
10 40 GRANT MAYHEW 138 26 28 27 27 30
11 304 STEVE BEVAN 137 25 29 26 28 29
12 145 ROB GITTOES 132 24 26 25 26 31
13 29 RICHARD EVANS 120 – 30 31 31 28
14 769 JONATHAN NUDDS 117 28 31 29 29 –
15 142 Brian Grimes 115 20 25 21 22 27
16 121 NICK BOOT 107 27 27 28 25 –
17 115 STUART MCCLUG 89 29 – 30 30 –
18 49 Robbie Howard 89 22 23 23 21 –
19 72 STEVE HALL 71 23 – 24 24 –
20 5 PAUL MINHANE 65 21 24 20 – –
21 9 RICHARD RODERICK 64 19 – 22 23 –
22 65 BOB PROSSER 35 35 – – – –
23 3 BRUCE GARSIDE 30 30 – – – –