The sun shines at Toddington for the 2025 ACU British Vet Motocross Championship – Race Report & Results

The Luton & District MCC ran the single-weekend ACU British Vet Motocross Championship at Toddington for the third year running, and with an innovative race programme and unique format for dealing with multiple classes, you can tell that word is spreading as most of the classes enjoyed full gate entries on a circuit designed for the older generation while still providing a thrilling challenge and plenty of committed racing!

Words by Ben Rumbold – Images by Click 466

First of all, of course, it has to be said that tragedy did strike the event late on Saturday afternoon. Long time supporter of the event , Over 50s Novice Class rider Kevin Pride, from Gloucestershire, pulled off the circuit on the final lap of his second race of the day and collapsed. Despite the best medical care possible and instant attention to his situation, he was unable to regain consciousness and very sadly passed away. Everybody at the event, and the entire Motocross community, sends their condolences and best wishes to his family and friends. RIP Kev Pride #94

After much tough deliberation and after permission was given by the Police and ACU it was agreed that the event would carry on, although one block of racing was lost from Saturday, Sunday’s programme ran as intended after a two-minute silence in remembrance of Kevin.

Both days took place in bright sunshine, with the wind whipping across the shallow slopes of the largely natural circuit and giving the organisers a real headache in their efforts to keep the dust down, but a good watering session at the end of practice helped the situation.

The format sees two gate drops per race, so each class starts only with their direct competitors as another class gets underway 30 seconds later. In the five-lap races, only the very fastest catch up to the tail end of the next class on the sprawling, two-minute-plus Toddington layout. In this way, the fastest in each class don’t interfere with the results of the other, and a strictly-policed bib system keeps it easy for spectators, and new commentator Ben Rumbold, to keep track of who is who!

Adam Wells gets to re-use his red number 1 plate next year!!

By far the fastest race of the day was the Over 30s Championship class, as the first gate drop, with the Over 40s to follow. Defending Over 30s Champion Adam Wells sported his usual number 156 on his bib, but proudly displayed the red #1 plate as is allowed for the top ten in the Championship’s regulations. While Adam was not always the fastest starter on the Apex Worcester KTM, he fought hard against the #2 rider Carl Jones, who took victory in race one after a slip off from Adam Wells. . Wells went on to win the remaining 3 races and retain the red plate for next season! Jones took a solid second overall, although Ayres got amongst it to claim one second place away and took third overall. Some solid racing from Kawasaki-mounted Michael Ogden, including a third place in race three, saw him in fourth overall ahead of the vintage Honda of Gareth Artus and consistent northerner Jake Moss.

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The Over 40s Championship class was a two-horse race between defending Champion Glen Phillips and two-stroke flyer Neville Bradshaw. The pair, with incredible international experience to their names, gave a masterclass on flat-out racing, carving through traffic with scary pace at times! Only once did the South African manage to start in front of the Welshman, in the final race of the weekend, but Phillips gave everything to take the lead away, and did so with a stunning out-braking move into a downhill right hander that nearly cut Bradshaw’s nose off! The title again went to the unbeaten Glen, ahead of Nev, with Luton club Chairman Paul Burn claiming third overall after a weekend-long battle with Luke Mellows, who took fourth. Justin Robinson on the MHP Racing Yamaha claimed fifth overall ahead of John Butler.

Glen Phillips captivating the marshal on his way to victory in the over 40 British championship

The Over 50s Championship started off each block of racing, and Sean Smith again made this title his own, dominating for the third consecutive year, although the brightly-coloured Simon Bonser took the third race victory away from him on his way to second overall, matching his result from 2023. Yamaha man Danny Blakely suffered a mechanical problem in the last race of the day which cost him 3rd overall and handed that to former Inters winner Chris Walker (no, not the ex-WSB rider!) with Dirt Bike Centre rider Rob Mead and Guy Day closing out the top 6.

Sean Smith on his way to yet another British Title in the over 50’s

The Over 60s Championship saw Brian Staples, who had claimed bronze and silver in the previous two seasons in the Over 50s class, move up to the older category and prove to be too much for the opposition, although last year’s runner-up Russ Jarman, a former British Championship rider, gave him a challenge at one point! While Staples won all four races, Jarman had to contend with the charging 125cc Honda of ex-IMBA contender and factory mechanic Julian Dobb, who took second overall away on the final race tiebreak with a stunning pass on Wildman Willis! Mike Allport scored consistently despite some average starts to claim fourth overall on his Suzuki, while Willis recovered from an awful first race to claim fifth overall on his 125cc Willis Property Maintenance Yamaha, ahead of Ian Knight in sixth.

One of the fastest races of the day was the joint Evo & Super Evo class, who will have their deciding Championship round at the Apico 2-Stroke Festival at Sellindge on the first weekend of August. The Evos (1980s machines) started together with the Super Evo 1990s bikes and raced as hard against each other as they did within their own classes! Nev Bradshaw brought his 1989 125cc Honda to convincingly clinch the Evo class win each time, ahead of Gloucester boy Gareth Artus, North-Easterner Michael Ogden, Matt Coles, the sweet Yamaha of Scott Allen, and Devonshire’s own Matt Wells.

Bradshaw dealt with some tough racing from Super Evo warrior Carl Jones, however, who swapped his modern Yamaha for a 1990s 250cc Honda, duking it out with the Evo bikes of Bradshaw and Artus, as well as his chief competitors Kristian Hutchings, on another 125cc Honda, and the fast-starting CR500 of Sean Wainwright. Hutchings did take race one after a mistake from Jones, but lost out due to a poor start in race three. Ryan Butler stayed consistent for fourth overall, although James Barnwell was fourth for the whole meeting until he led the final race on his APM Components Honda, and crashed from that lead! Barnwell had to settle for fifth overall in front of the gorgeous black Chesterfield Yamaha replica of Christopher Thorpe, the first non-Honda overall!

Nev Bradshaw put on a master class to take the win in the Evo Class.

The Over 30s Inters had their gate drop during the Evo & Super Evo races, and Kawasaki-mounted Tyrone Tugwell took all four race wins, despite often having to pass the fast-starting machine of Jamie McCarthy. Thomas White made the journey from South Wales worthwhile with third overall, including second in race two, while Oliver Pearce, Dan Smith, and Marcus Smith rounded out the top six.

The Over 40s Inters shared the circuit with the Over 50s Championship lads, and Southside MX rider Aaron Hopkins got amongst plenty of those riders with a dominant performance throughout, only once suffering an average start that made him cut through the pack rapidly. Behind Aaron there was some great scrapping between Dai Jones, last year’s fifth-placed rider Joe Surry, and Ryan Palmer, while Matt Willis also got his enduro machine into the argument with some close racing, especially in a strong move on the Devon Cornwall Coatings Suzuki of Sean Kettlewell for third in race three! Jones took second both times on Sunday to claim that position overall as Surry’s starts from Saturday deserted him.

There were that many Over 50s Inters entered that they had the track all to themselves in the dark green bibs, and Yamaha two-stroke rider Patrick Carter justified his late entry with a great weekend, taking three out of the four race wins, although he had to battle most of the way! John Priestley fell from a strong position in race one, so had to fight to recover for second overall on his Honda, while Warren Clifton had to get his elbows out a few times on his Suzuki, taking third overall! Richard Tapscott, fourth in 2024, matched that result this time after a rough first outing, but took a Holeshot-and-hide win in race three to put his KTM ahead of the one of John Gauntlett, with Andy Mitchell in sixth.

David Jones heads Greg Pascoe around the first corner on his way to victory in the Over 60 Intermediate Class.

The Over 60s Inters had to qualify to earn that rank, with those outside the top 20 going to the Novices group, and Welshman David Jones on the Olivers Skip Hire Kawasaki took the first three race wins with ease to get his hands on the trophy, while fastest Qualifier Andrew Holland took the last race win, but lost second overall to Peter Midgen, who took the place by a single point! Bristol boy Adrian Saunders had an up-and-down weekend for fourth overall ahead of Greg Pascoe, with Robin Davies squeaking into the top six despite an awful third race!

The Over 30s Novices were dominated by tall Kawasaki rider Rikki Wainwright, although he often had tough resistance from similarly mounted Christopher Fuller. Last year’s fifth-placed rider Fraser Hopkin took third this time, with Will McRae always in fourth, and Lee Faulkner and Carl Warner taking the final two trophies.

The Over 40s Novices saw some of the most aggressive racing of the entire meeting, but it was all behind maximum man Jake Morphey, who powered away in all four races on his Houchell Design Honda. The glorious 500cc Kawasaki of John Penfold was second both times on Saturday, but he was absent on Sunday, which allowed the light blue TM of Ben Kirkman to come through into second overall, but not without some fierce opposition from Rimantas Buinickas, who took second in race three but just fell short of passing Kirkman in the final outing to lose the tiebreak in the points! Ben Cannings took a solid second in that final race on his Kawasaki to claim fourth overall, while Croydon charger Steven Nicholls took fifth ahead of local man David Ashpole.

Jake Morphy on his way to victory in the Over 40 Novice class

The Over 50s Novices also saw some entertaining battles, with last year’s fourth-placed rider David Marlow taking the overall verdict on his Honda, although in the end it was with consistency, as the 1990s Honda of Graham Jones took two wins but added just a fifth and sixth in the other two races! Andrew Smith won the other outing on his Yamaha to claim third overall, while John Elliott suffered with a penalty that dropped him to fourth on his Kawasaki, ahead of Phil Oxley’s charging enduro machine and Eddie Fuller in sixth.

The Over 60s Novice Class was won each time by the ultra laid-back style of one DC Williams from Herefordshire, although local rider Kevin Franklin looked to be challenging on several occasions, at least one fall denying him the shot of breaking the perfect weekend! Adrian Hadman took a solid third overall ahead of the black-and-yellow Yamaha of Neil Matheson, with the KTM of Reg Willis claiming fifth overall, and Luton’s own Richard Jochacy taking the final trophy in sixth.

All in all, despite the awful ending to Saturday’s racing, the third running of the ACU British Vets Championship at Toddington was another brilliant weekend of Motocross, with a wonderful atmosphere amongst the competitors and some super-slick organising from the Luton & District Motorcycle Club. With a massive entry list that paid testament to a similar atmosphere from previous years, the club can surely look forward to many more meetings like this with a similar level of support. We’ll see you all there next year!

Results

Over 30s Championship

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	ADAM WELLS	255	60	65	65	65
2	CARL JONES	249	65	60	62	62
3	KRIS AYRES	240	62	62	56	60
4	MICHAEL OGDEN	232	56	58	60	58
5	GARETH ARTUS	226	58	54	58	56
6	JAKE MOSS	213	54	52	54	53
7	JOSHUA FYTCHE	203	50	53	50	50
8	MATT NASH	202	44	51	53	54
9	RILEY LOWE	197	43	50	52	52
10	SLADE PULLIN	196	51	48	48	49
11	BEN REEVES	194	47	45	51	51
12	KURT RICHARDSON	189	48	44	49	48
13	JOSH DORKS	176	41	41	47	47
14	SCOTT HOWLETT	172	40	40	46	46
15	RICHARD MAINWARING	168	39	39	45	45
16	GRAHAM LEE	102	46	56	–	–
17	CRAIG DOWN	99	53	46	–	–
18	SCOTT MEREDITH	98	49	49	–	–
19	THOMAS HARWOOD	95	52	43	–	–
20	JASON BUFFERY	92	45	47	–	–
21	STEPHEN EDMONDS	84	42	42	–	–

Over 40s Championship

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	GLEN PHILLIPS	260	65	65	65	65
2	NEVILLE BRADSHAW	248	62	62	62	62
3	PAUL BURN	238	60	58	60	60
4	LUKE MELLOWS	230	58	60	58	54
5	JUSTIN ROBINSON	218	56	56	54	52
6	JOHN BUTLER	215	53	53	56	53
7	LEE MARTIN	214	51	54	53	56
8	RICHARD SHARP	207	50	51	48	58
9	CARL STANNARD	205	54	49	51	51
10	LEE LARKIN	196	48	46	52	50
11	MARK MORRIS	196	49	52	47	48
12	KYE FORTE	194	52	45	50	47
13	ADAM STAFFORD	191	46	47	49	49
14	RORY WOOTTON	186	44	50	46	46
15	THURLOW BONE	171	42	40	45	44
16	IAIN CALEY	170	41	41	43	45
17	DALE GAYSON	131	47	43	41	–
18	JOHN DAVIS	122	38	42	42	–
19	ALAN PEARCE	91	43	48	–	–
20	JAMES JACKMAN	89	45	44	–	–
21	MATT COLES	84	40	–	44	–
22	GREG APPLEBY	39	39	–	–	–
23	SAM VICKERS	37	37	–	–	–

Over 50s Championship

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	SEAN SMITH	257	65	65	62	65
2	SIMON BONSER	251	62	62	65	62
3	CHRIS WALKER	228	58	54	56	60
4	DANNY BLAKELEY	221	60	60	60	41
5	ROB MEAD	219	54	56	53	56
6	GUY DAY	217	53	52	54	58
7	LANCE MARSHALL	205	52	41	58	54
8	PAUL FIELD	203	49	50	52	52
9	DEAN WARREN	200	50	46	51	53
10	STE MARLOW	196	47	51	48	50
11	RICHARD EVANS	195	48	49	49	49
12	CHRISTOPHER HOOPER	187	44	45	47	51
13	TONY HALE	182	43	48	43	48
14	GARY HENSON	180	41	47	45	47
15	RICHARD BROWN	179	45	42	46	46
16	ALUN JOYCE	179	46	44	44	45
17	CHRIS STEMP	178	42	43	50	43
18	ROB TOPP	164	40	39	41	44
19	NEIL MOUNTAIN	160	38	40	40	42
20	ALEX WOODS	159	39	38	42	40
21	DAVID CAMPBELL	114	56	58	–	–
22	DALE PHILLIPS	104	51	53	–	–
23	GRAHAM KEENAN	74	37	37	–	–

Over 60s Championship

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	BRIAN STAPLES	260	65	65	65	65
2	JULIAN DOBB	242	62	58	60	62
3	RUSSELL JARMAN	242	60	62	62	58
4	MIKE ALLPORT	223	58	53	56	56
5	WILDMAN WILLIS	216	38	60	58	60
6	IAN KNIGHT	215	53	56	53	53
7	DONALD KENNEDY	210	54	54	50	52
8	DAVE HAMER	206	50	51	51	54
9	RICHARD SALWAY	206	52	49	54	51
10	DAVID SALKELD	196	49	50	47	50
11	MARK BOWDEN	194	51	42	52	49
12	BARRY BURBIDGE	191	48	48	49	46
13	STEVE GILBEY	188	47	45	48	48
14	RICHARD ALLDRED	180	45	47	46	42
15	TOM LOWE	172	36	46	43	47
16	RICHARD WOOD	172	44	39	45	44
17	PHIL WEST	163	42	43	44	34
18	ANTONY LAMBERT-WILLIAMS	162	40	41	42	39
19	NICK BAUM	160	41	38	40	41
20	DAVID WHITE WHITE	158	37	40	38	43
21	MARK REEVES	148	39	37	34	38
22	MARC SPRUCE	145	56	52	37	–
23	MARTIN BARKER	142	34	33	39	36
24	ANDY BOLTON	141	32	34	35	40
25	VINCE CRAWLEY	141	33	35	36	37
26	ROSS DOVER	136	43	32	30	31
27	DAVE PONTING	129	31	31	32	35
28	CRAIG TAYLOR	121	30	30	28	33
29	DAVID GOODEY	120	28	29	31	32
30	GARY JONES	119	46	44	29	–
31	JOHN CHAMBERS	113	27	–	41	45
32	PAUL BUNN	104	35	36	33	–
33	TREVOR SHEPPARD	29	29	–	–	–

Evo Championship

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	NEVILLE BRADSHAW	260	65	65	65	65
2	GARETH ARTUS	248	62	62	62	62
3	MICHAEL OGDEN	238	60	60	58	60
4	MATT COLES	232	58	58	60	56
5	SCOTT ALLEN	222	56	56	56	54
6	MATT WELLS	217	53	53	53	58
7	JAMES TEENAN	212	51	54	54	53
8	RIKKI KNOWLTON	210	54	52	52	52
9	BEN DAVIES	205	52	51	51	51
10	SCOTT MAYHEW	150	50	50	50	–
11	PAUL STACEY	49	49	–	–	–

Super Evo Championship

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	CARL JONES	255	60	65	65	65
2	KRISTIAN HUTCHINGS	249	65	62	60	62
3	SEAN WAINWRIGHT	244	62	60	62	60
4	RYAN BUTLER	224	56	56	54	58
5	JAMES BARNWELL	223	58	58	58	49
6	CHRISTOPHER THORPE	220	54	54	56	56
7	MICHAEL WHEATLEY	212	52	53	53	54
8	BEN KNIFTON	207	50	52	52	53
9	SAM CHEESMAN	203	51	50	50	52
10	NADIYA JONES	200	49	49	51	51
11	JAMIE MENZIES	192	46	47	49	50
12	JOSHUA CHURCH	187	45	46	48	48
13	ROBERT HARWOOD	151	53	51	47	–
14	RYAN MESK	142	48	48	46	–
15	SCOTT CHAMBERLAIN	47	47	–	–	–
16	ANTHONY SMITH	44	44	–	–	–

Over 30s Intermediate

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	TYRONE TUGWELL	260	65	65	65	65
2	JAMIE MCCARTHY	244	62	58	62	62
3	THOMAS WHITE	240	58	62	60	60
4	OLIVER PEARCE	226	56	54	58	58
5	DAN SMITH	217	52	56	56	53
6	MARCUS SMITH	215	54	60	51	50
7	JAMES BENSON	211	53	49	53	56
8	RYAN BROWN	206	50	51	54	51
9	SCOTT FAULKNER	203	51	46	52	54
10	JOSEPH BANKS	200	49	52	50	49
11	SAM WILLIAMS	198	48	50	48	52
12	JOE SCILLITOE	191	47	47	49	48
13	ANTHONY BROWN	179	43	44	45	47
14	MITCH WHITEHEAD	178	44	45	43	46
15	HARRY MOORE	177	45	43	44	45
16	ANDREW HAYES	166	41	40	41	44
17	WAYNE BUCKBERRY	154	60	48	46	–
18	BRADLEY WALKER	146	46	53	47	–
19	SCOTT CATON	126	42	42	42	–
20	HARRY LEVERETT	121	40	41	40	–

Over 40s Intermediate

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	AARON HOPKINS	260	65	65	65	65
2	DAI JONES	236	60	52	62	62
3	JOE SURRY	233	62	62	51	58
4	RYAN PALMER	224	58	58	56	52
5	MATT WILLIS	222	50	56	60	56
6	SEAN KETTLEWELL	215	53	54	58	50
7	DAVID HOLLIS	214	56	53	45	60
8	PAUL GROOM	207	52	50	52	53
9	MATT WELLS	204	54	46	53	51
10	ROGER FREAN	192	51	33	54	54
11	GRAHAM ING	182	36	51	46	49
12	STEVEN CHILVERS	176	44	44	41	47
13	NEIL BAUGHAN	176	42	39	50	45
14	LEIGH HICKS	174	45	43	40	46
15	CHRIS LAMBOURNE	172	47	49	32	44
16	MARC ABLITT	171	48	45	38	40
17	SYBE ALGAR	170	43	40	39	48
18	GUY LANGMEAD	168	38	41	48	41
19	SAM TURNER	166	35	47	47	37
20	ANDREW SIMPSON	164	41	42	43	38
21	DANNY MORRIS	150	37	37	44	32
22	SHAUN JINKS	147	40	31	37	39
23	JAMIE STOCKER	142	34	36	36	36
24	GEORGE LUXFORD	140	49	60	31	–
25	PETER SKEVINGTON	137	46	–	49	42
26	TOBY SPARKES	134	30	35	35	34
27	PETE MARSHALL	132	31	32	34	35
28	GUY LEDDY	114	33	38	–	43
29	MITCHELL DICKINSON	99	32	34	33	–
30	JAMIE EPPLESTONE	87	39	48	–	–
31	JOHN GILL	75	–	–	42	33
32	BRAD WILLIS	29	29	–	–	–

Over 50s Intermediate

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	PATRICK CARTER	257	65	65	62	65
2	JOHN PRIESTLEY	232	52	58	60	62
3	WARREN CLIFTON	232	62	56	58	56
4	RICHARD TAPSCOTT	229	44	62	65	58
5	JOHN GAUNTLETT	229	60	60	56	53
6	ANDY MITCHELL	208	53	52	43	60
7	IAN WALDING	204	56	54	45	49
8	MARC BATES	203	47	51	54	51
9	DAVE STEEL	201	46	50	53	52
10	DALE SILK	189	50	49	44	46
11	MICHAEL RIDGE	185	51	43	46	45
12	ADAM SMITH	184	58	53	19	54
13	GARY ROWE	184	48	47	42	47
14	TONY FRICKER	180	40	45	47	48
15	GARRY BUTCHER	178	54	31	50	43
16	CHRIS GAUNT	170	45	46	37	42
17	PAUL WEBB	168	34	44	52	38
18	LEE SMITH	160	32	41	48	39
19	IAN MEAD	156	41	14	51	50
20	JONTI HOBDAY	155	36	26	49	44
21	ROBERT SIMPSON	152	29	42	41	40
22	LAURENCE WATKINS	144	35	33	39	37
23	JUSTIN SEDGWICK	143	37	34	36	36
24	KEITH JONES	137	33	36	34	34
25	GARY MASON	132	49	48	35	–
26	ADRIAN JESSOP	131	15	35	40	41
27	NEAL MOORE	128	30	30	33	35
28	GABOR KRUZ	117	42	37	38	–
29	LEE PINCHER	117	28	28	29	32
30	KEVIN ALLEN	106	25	29	24	28
31	ADY BATES	105	23	22	30	30
32	JASON SLATER	103	27	32	21	23
33	DEAN ALEXANDER	98	21	19	27	31
34	MARK SKINNER	98	19	25	32	22
35	BRYN FIELD	97	24	24	25	24
36	STEVEN HALFHIDE	94	16	21	28	29
37	GARY NUTT	85	20	18	20	27
38	MELVYN HOMER	83	43	40	–	–
39	IAN SMITH	83	17	17	23	26
40	STEVE SMITH	81	18	16	22	25
41	PAUL SLEIGHT	78	39	39	–	–
42	STEVE MOODY	77	13	–	31	33
43	NEIL MELEN	76	38	38	–	–
44	ANTHONY SMITH	71	22	23	26	–
45	SHAUN CHURCH	53	26	27	–	–
46	DAVID WEBSTER	46	31	15	–	–
47	DAVE WATSON	34	14	20	–	–

Over 60s Intermediate

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DAVID JONES	257	65	65	65	62
2	PETER MIDGEN	236	58	60	60	58
3	ANDREW HOLLAND	235	62	54	54	65
4	ADRIAN SAUNDERS	232	54	56	62	60
5	GREG PASCOE	230	60	58	58	54
6	ROBIN DAVIES	215	56	62	41	56
7	CARL SMYE	209	53	53	52	51
8	MARK TILZEY	208	52	51	56	49
9	NEIL SMITH	205	51	50	51	53
10	STEPHEN WINTER	198	47	49	50	52
11	DARREN EVANS	197	46	52	49	50
12	ROB MUNN	192	44	48	53	47
13	PHIL GRAHAM	188	49	47	44	48
14	RICKY WIDDOWSON	186	50	45	48	43
15	SIMON TUCKER	185	48	46	47	44
16	GRANT BYFORD	177	43	44	45	45
17	PAUL ANTONY REEVES	175	40	43	46	46
18	DAVE WOTHERS	168	42	41	43	42
19	ANDREW CLEAVER	85	45	40	–	–
20	STEVE MORGAN	83	41	42	–	–
21	SIMON COSGROVE	42	–	–	42	–

Over 30s Novice

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	RIKKI WAINWRIGHT	260	65	65	65	65
2	CHRISTOPHER FULLER	246	62	62	60	62
3	FRASER HOPKIN	242	60	60	62	60
4	WILL MCRAE	232	58	58	58	58
5	LEE FAULKNER	220	54	56	56	54
6	CARL WARNER	214	56	52	53	53
7	MIKE KING	206	42	54	54	56
8	LUKE MCMAHON	206	51	51	52	52
9	ALEX BUNCE	203	52	53	49	49
10	DAN SMITH	202	50	50	51	51
11	ANTHONY BUNCE	197	48	49	50	50
12	CHARLIE COLEGATE	192	49	48	47	48
13	JASON BUNCE	188	47	47	48	46
14	BEN CRAIG	183	44	46	46	47
15	DALE EVANS	179	46	44	44	45
16	JADE BOLTON	179	45	45	45	44
17	AMY RYAN	172	43	43	43	43
18	SHANE FRAMINGHAM	53	53	–	–	–

Over 40s Novice

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	JAKE MORPHEY	260	65	65	65	65
2	BEN KIRKMAN	236	58	60	60	58
3	RIMANTAS BUINICKAS	236	60	58	62	56
4	BEN CANNINGS	224	56	48	58	62
5	STEVEN NICHOLLS	217	53	52	52	60
6	DAVID ASHPOLE	214	52	56	54	52
7	SAUL NIGHTINGALE	211	51	54	53	53
8	KARL CLACK	211	54	51	56	50
9	GRANT GRIFFIN	203	50	53	51	49
10	JASON FISHER	200	48	50	48	54
11	JAMES RUNHAM	194	47	49	47	51
12	DANIEL BURGESS	187	49	40	50	48
13	SIMON ALLEN	183	43	46	49	45
14	NATHAN PALMER	178	45	44	43	46
15	STUART MARTIN	172	38	42	45	47
16	DAVID I’ANSON	170	40	43	44	43
17	GARY CRAIG	166	39	39	46	42
18	JASON EAVES	164	37	41	42	44
19	ROB PENFOLD	158	62	62	34	–
20	CHRIS HOLDEN	151	35	36	39	41
21	LOUIS KNIBBS	146	33	33	40	40
22	MALCOLM CLACK	118	42	38	38	–
23	CHRIS GODWIN	108	32	35	41	–
24	DEAN BARRETT	106	30	–	37	39
25	RYAN TURNER	103	34	34	35	–
26	MARK SUTTON	99	31	32	36	–
27	BRADLEY WINGATE	93	46	47	–	–
28	RICKY GRIMSHAW	86	41	45	–	–
29	ANDREW BURGESS	75	44	31	–	–
30	HELEN MORGAN	73	36	37	–	–
31	LEE BUTCHER	30	–	30	–	–

Over 50s Novice

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DAVID MARLOW	245	65	62	62	56
2	GRAHAM JONES	240	56	65	54	65
3	ANDREW SMITH	234	58	51	65	60
4	JOHN ELLIOTT	234	60	58	58	58
5	PHIL OXLEY	230	48	60	60	62
6	EDDIE FULLER	224	62	53	56	53
7	MATTHEW MASON	206	53	50	52	51
8	NICK NOBLE	204	45	52	53	54
9	GRANT MAYHEW	197	51	46	51	49
10	JASON LOOMES	190	40	48	50	52
11	JOHN RUMBOLD	188	47	45	48	48
12	PAUL EMBLETON	182	44	49	42	47
13	STEVE BEVAN	182	49	42	47	44
14	ROB GITTOES	181	43	43	45	50
15	JASON SPRIGGS	173	38	41	49	45
16	JASON SMITH	172	42	40	44	46
17	PETE WHITEHEAD	169	37	44	46	42
18	PAUL MINIHANE	166	41	39	43	43
19	JASON KENDRICK JONES	155	36	37	41	41
20	MATT WICKENS	155	46	36	33	40
21	SIMON GRACIA	152	39	35	39	39
22	NICK HUNTON	145	35	34	38	38
23	MATTHEW GOODGER	145	30	38	40	37
24	WILL WILLIAMS	131	27	31	37	36
25	IAN THOMPSON	131	34	27	35	35
26	EDDIE MCCARTHY	131	33	32	34	32
27	DAVID GRIFFITHS	119	28	30	27	34
28	MARTIN BUCKLEY	119	26	29	31	33
29	STEPHEN MAYNARD	115	29	24	32	30
30	JOE VARLEY	113	24	28	30	31
31	NICK COLLINS	109	25	26	29	29
32	JASON RAMSHAW	108	52	56	–	–
33	KEVIN PRIDE	108	54	54	–	–
34	RICHARD MIRAMS	101	32	33	36	–
35	JONATHAN BISHOP	101	22	23	28	28
36	DANNY BURTON	97	50	47	–	–
37	DAVID SHEPHERD	73	23	25	25	–
38	RICHARD MITCHELL	57	31	–	26	–
39	CARL JACKSON	21	21	–	–	–

Over 60s Novice

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DC WILLIAMS	260	65	65	65	65
2	KEVIN FRANKLIN	248	62	62	62	62
3	ADRIAN HADMAN	236	60	56	60	60
4	NEIL MATHESON	228	58	60	58	52
5	REG WILLIS	222	54	54	56	58
6	RICHARD JOCHACY	216	56	58	54	48
7	DEAN JAMES	207	51	51	52	53
8	BOB MOTT	203	46	53	48	56
9	GRAHAM WATSON	203	50	48	51	54
10	MARK STEPHENS	196	49	50	46	51
11	PAUL CLARKE	195	47	49	49	50
12	IVANO CHIESA	193	48	46	50	49
13	SIMON WEST	177	42	43	45	47
14	SIMON COSGROVE	176	43	44	43	46
15	MARTIN HORTON	172	41	42	44	45
16	KEVIN MCCARTHY	158	53	52	53	–
17	STEVE HAKES	136	44	45	47	–
18	DAVID BARRETT	92	45	47	–	–
19	STEVE RAMPLING	52	52	–	–	–
20	MEL LEVERETT	40	40	–	–	–