Thorpe thumps in Landrake win! 2022 Apico BSMA Nationals Round 2 – Race Report & Results

The Cornish circuit didn’t disappoint with track conditions being almost perfect for the 2 days of racing as the Apico BSMA nationals moved into round two a few hundred miles from round one.

Report and Images courtesy of Ady Cowshall – Images of Speed

Heavy mist delayed the start a little but it soon cleared to a glorious sunny day. The seniors got things started with the 125 and 250f classes running together and like the first round it was a 125 heading the charge. Harrison Greenough had the 2 stroke singing for all to hear as he took a maximum in the 125 class but also smoked the 4 strokes, Morgan Walters pushed him hard in moto 1 but for the next 3 motos, he could have emulated Carlquist at Namur! Points leader Jamie Kuehn managed to bring it home 2nd overall in the 125’s after some tough races but had Finley Horn, Jake O’Gorman and Alfie Crealock-Lovell been more consistent he could have been looking at losing his grip on the series. Joe Beaumont’s consistency put him behind Horn just off the box but in front of Lovell and O’Gorman. The 250f’s was where the close racing within the group was with both Jay Platt and Walters taking wins, but a little confusion for Walters in the final moto allowed Platt to real him in on the final lap giving him the third win instead of two apiece. Levi Davies ended up behind Kai Reason and Billy Elvin in the first moto but set about netting three 3rd place finishes in the remaining motos to grab the final podium step.

Vets, another mixed group came onto track next with firm favourite in the over 35’s making it clear why as he stormed off to a maximum 4 out of 4 with no challenges all weekend. Alan Pearce joined the fun on his 125 giving Sam Callow something to think about as he ousted Callow from his customary runner up spot by a couple of points as they traded places all weekend. Ian James spent too much time tasting the Cornish soil putting him down the order as his rivals James Jackaman, Sean Ketterill and Ed Lewis all took advantage. In the over 45’s the new old blood was rising to the top as first moto winner and last year’s champ, Darren King took a lap out to pop his knee back in socket allowing Simon Bonser to take moto 2 and the overall after King lost a huge chunk of points. Richard Green had one not so good race but did enough in the other motos to secure 3rd overall. The final moto saw a freak incident between two of the top runners in class, Paul ‘Wildman’ Willis and Bryan Tucker had a collision coming out of the whoop section causing both bikes to become tangled beyond belief leaving Wildman with a no score and Tucker the last points-scoring position. This really opened up the overalls as Martin Curtin and Chris Stemp picked up 4th and 5th with local Scotty Williamson taking another position off Tucker in the overall standings.

BW 85 saw Kai Thorpe all set for a maximum but for a fall while chasing Riley Voase in the 3rd moto. Voase looked every part the winner and un-ruffled by the constant harassment from Thorpe, as Thorpe ramped up the intensity he lost the front end landing off a small tabletop coming into a corner handing an unchallenged win to Voase added to his win at Sherwood. Both Seb Moore and Rocco Hands both suffered DNF’s in motos to take them out of contention for overall honours but it looked like Ashton Somerville had them both beat as he put on showed some great speed just losing out maybe to fitness as the races went on. Noel Brooks and Lewis Evans rounded out the top five with Jonas Brown hot on the tailpipe of Evans.

SW 85 had wildcard Danny Flude stealing the show taking a maximum in a dominant show of determination to get out front from the get-go. Flude had a lot of attention from Mason Jones in the early stages of moto 1 but held firm. Jenson Severn, round 1 winner had poor luck all weekend resulting in a DNF in the final moto after crashing out in the whoops, but not before he put the pressure on Flude in moto 3 for a solid 2nd place finish. Travis Bixby backed up his start to the campaign with a calculated ride for 3rd overall. Archie Congdon showed his track knowledge was on point with some great lines and impressive jumping to nudge Finley Stead down into 5th overall.

Jumping a 65cc bike over the big tabletops of Landrake is no mean feat but for the front runners in the junior class it was all in a days racing. Casey Lister had a lot of attention all weekend from Arthur Moore as the pair dominated the class. Lister had 3 of the 4 wins but Moore managed to take the 3rd moto. Both were untroubled by the rest of the field who in most cases were close to a minute down by the end!. Moors however ended the weekend down in 7th overall after not finishing the final moto giving the results a shakeup. Cohen Jagielski continued to look strong, despite his size getting better as the weekend progressed claiming 3rd overall and keeping his championship hopes for a second consecutive title in 2 separate classes alive. Spencer Newman followed suit with progressing to improve as the weekend went on resulting in 4th overall while Arthur King’s soil sampling on Sunday dropped him to 5th after some great rides Saturday. Theo Stead’s last race performance jumped him up the table to claim 6th benefitting from Moore’s misfortune.

The auto class needed a slight track alteration as one jump was deemed to be too severe for the majority but the steep climbs and other huge jumps were still there to challenge these little warriors. Tommy Wood again took the class to school with a masterclass of riding finishing well ahead of closest rival Mason Foreman. Forman had his hands full of Freddie Gurney in moto 1 but from then he was on it and had a comfortable weekend for 2nd overall. Gurney’s weekend didn’t end as planned after a DNF in the final moto dropping him down the order. Mason Staddon on the super trick Talon/Madison KTM inherited 3rd overall after an ailing bike cut out in the final moto for Charlie Wilcock. Finley Pope’s final push to the weekend gave him the points needed to pip Freddie Graham for 5th overall

The adult classes provided some super close action yet again. In the MX1 it was Billy Wynn who set the pace but was soon overhauled by Harry Bradley and Ryan Voase, Simon Booth got himself into 3rd before a slow starting George Clarke scythed his way through the field to catch Voase for 2nd. Clarke got a gate to flag victory in moto 2 while Bradley worked his way to 2nd, Booth 3rd and Voase 4th. Booth and Josh Greedy headed the field in moto 3 before the freight train of Clarke and Bradley stormed through. The final moto saw a determined Bradley come past the fast-starting Booth and Clarke to take the win.

The MX2 was a straight 4 from 4 for Ben Franklin but the battling to get there was intense after an uneventful first moto it really kicked off in moto 2 with Franklin dropping out of the lead down to 4th while Jake Curtis Stevens led until Adam Harris took over in lap 3 being pushed by Jordan Eccles before he went down and lead till the final lap when the pressure from Franklin became too much. With the action following suit in Sunday’s moto’s it was a surprise to see the 125 of George Hopkins right up there in the mix fighting to podium pie coming away with a 3rd and 4th to reward him with 4th overall. Kieran Yorke wasn’t far behind in 5th overall after a spirited ride in moto 4 to take 3rd.

Results

Auto’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	TOMMY WOOD	180	45	45	45	45
2	MASON FOREMAN	170	41	43	43	43
3	MASON STADDON	152	37	37	37	41
4	CHARLIE WILCOCK	144	39	39	39	27
5	FINLEE POPE	141	33	34	35	39
6	FREDDIE GRAHAM	137	34	35	34	34
7	PRESTON CHORLEY	131	35	32	29	35
8	FREDDIE GURNEY	125	43	41	41	–
9	FORREST ROBERTS	125	31	33	32	29
10	AUSTIN EDWARDS	121	28	31	31	31
11	MORRISON HIBBERT	119	29	30	27	33
12	JIMMY BALL	115	27	28	30	30
13	HEELEY COYNE	110	30	26	26	28
14	HARRISON ASHWOOD MACNEILL	106	24	25	25	32
15	SONNY SAUNDERS	102	32	–	33	37
16	JASPER MORGAN	97	16	27	28	26
17	OLIVER FLOOD	91	23	24	22	22
18	CHARLIE PARK	89	26	18	21	24
19	TRAVIS ASHE	83	22	23	18	20
20	ZACHARY GROVES	78	17	20	20	21
21	JAZZ BEACH	77	21	19	19	18
22	CHARLIE MOODY	75	18	21	17	19
23	freddie curtis stevens	70	–	22	23	25
24	fletcher cockrill	67	20	–	24	23
25	RONNIE MORGAN	54	25	29	–	–
26	WILLIAM KING	19	19	–	–	–

Junior 65’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Casey Lister	178	45	45	43	45
2	Harley Marczak	162	41	41	37	43
3	COHEN JAGIELSKI	156	37	37	41	41
4	SPENCER NEWMAN	146	35	35	39	37
5	ARTHUR KING	145	39	39	34	33
6	THEO STEAD	139	33	32	35	39
7	Arthur Moore	131	43	43	45	–
8	ALFIE COTTER	128	31	34	31	32
9	HARRY CUDDY	123	29	30	29	35
10	JOHN SLADE	119	25	28	32	34
11	WILL KREMER	117	34	31	28	24
12	RILEY DALLIMORE	117	30	33	23	31
13	REUBEN JENKINS	110	32	20	30	28
14	FINLEY RUNDLE	106	27	27	25	27
15	JIMMY BOXALL	101	22	22	27	30
16	TERRY CHALLINOR	99	16	25	33	25
17	OSCAR BIRD	96	20	26	21	29
18	COLBY BRISCOMBE	91	24	21	26	20
19	OAKLAN WINNALL	85	28	17	14	26
20	Taylor Udy	81	23	23	13	22
21	Harrison Parry	80	21	24	18	17
22	OLIVER BARDOE	76	10	29	24	13
23	BRODY NOCK	73	19	16	17	21
24	BAXTER WINNE GLAZE	71	18	18	16	19
25	FRANCIS NELLIST	64	15	12	19	18
26	LUCAS GROVES	63	8	19	22	14
27	JAKE POWELL	59	17	15	11	16
28	Seersha Jones	52	14	11	12	15
29	TATE VINCENT	46	–	13	10	23
30	HARRY DARLE	45	9	9	15	12
31	TYLER PEATY	43	5	8	20	10
32	JIMMY WHISTON	40	26	14	–	–
33	CALLUM HARPER	37	7	10	9	11
34	THOMAS BAILEY	34	11	7	7	9
35	KALEB COPELAND	34	13	6	8	7
36	Riley Beagley	26	12	–	6	8
37	ETHAN SPURR	16	6	5	5	–

Small Wheel 85’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Danny Flude	180	45	45	45	45
2	Maison Jones	170	43	43	41	43
3	TRAVIS BIXBY	158	37	41	39	41
4	Archie Congdon	144	39	31	37	37
5	FINLEY STEAD	143	34	35	35	39
6	Harley Quinn	133	35	30	33	35
7	CHARLIE JAMES	133	32	33	34	34
8	Silas Manderville	129	30	39	27	33
9	Brody Billton	125	33	32	28	32
10	JENSEN SEVERN	121	41	37	43	–
11	Tyler Cooper	118	29	29	31	29
12	LUIE LEWIS	115	28	28	29	30
13	TOMMY PHILLIPS	112	24	25	32	31
14	JESSIE-LEE JESSOPP	111	26	27	30	28
15	SPENCER ROBINSON	100	27	26	20	27
16	Freddie Richards	100	25	24	25	26
17	Harrison Doherty	96	22	23	26	25
18	OLIVER PARRY	93	23	22	24	24
19	GEORGE WHITE	88	21	21	23	23
20	LEWYS MORGAN	65	31	34	–	–
21	Callum Hewitt	43	–	–	21	22
22	Kiren Hewitt	43	–	–	22	21

Big Wheel 85’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	KAI THORPE	176	45	45	41	45
2	RILEY VOSE	172	43	41	45	43
3	Ashton Somerville	164	41	43	43	37
4	NOEL BROOKS	137	35	35	34	33
5	LEWIS EVANS	132	32	29	37	34
6	JONAS BROWN	131	33	31	35	32
7	CONNOR WILLIAMS	126	28	30	33	35
8	MAX BEAUMONT	125	34	34	26	31
9	sebbie moore	119	39	39	–	41
10	TROY WEAVER	117	29	33	25	30
11	JOSEPH WRIGHT	116	37	28	27	24
12	ROCCO HANDS	115	–	37	39	39
13	AUSTIN SANDFORD	112	31	22	30	29
14	Daniel White	111	30	26	29	26
15	ROMEO MEADS	109	24	27	31	27
16	OSCAR KNIGHT	104	26	25	28	25
17	HENRY FENNER	102	25	23	32	22
18	LEWIS PARK	88	22	21	24	21
19	TOM JAMES	88	23	19	23	23
20	TALLIS PRICE	82	–	32	22	28
21	BOBBY RAY-SMITH	51	27	24	–	–
22	Harry Johnson	41	21	20	–	–

Seniors

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Harrison Greenough	180	45	45	45	45
2	JAY PLATT	178	43	45	45	45
3	MORGAN WALTERS	174	45	43	43	43
4	LEVI DAVIES	160	37	41	41	41
5	JAMIE KUEHN	160	43	39	41	37
6	KAI REASON	152	41	37	37	37
7	FINLEY HORN	150	31	35	43	41
8	JOE BEAUMONT	149	39	37	34	39
9	BILLY ELVIN	148	39	35	35	39
10	ALFIE CREALOCK- LOVELL	144	41	30	39	34
11	JAKE OGORMAN	141	34	43	21	43
12	COREY TINSLEY	138	35	34	34	35
13	ALFIE SMITH	136	32	32	37	35
14	Corey Gordon	132	35	34	35	28
15	FLETCHER RIDOUT	132	34	32	32	34
16	THOMAS JAGO	128	32	33	31	32
17	MACKENZIE MARSHALL	127	31	30	33	33
18	CURTIS ROBERTS	123	30	29	33	31
19	OWEN ROSKILLY	123	28	31	32	32
20	Cameron Woodburn	113	26	28	30	29
21	JOEL KREMER	112	27	27	31	27
22	Harrison Roberts	111	33	39	39	–
23	TEGAN NIGHTINGALE	105	25	26	29	25
24	JACK RANNER	99	21	25	27	26
25	LEWIS BAILY	96	23	22	28	23
26	ALFIE THOMPSON	95	24	24	25	22
27	Jake Barker	92	33	–	26	33
28	Vinny Wynn	92	29	33	–	30
29	Jaden Reynolds	92	30	31	–	31
30	PIRAN GWENNAP	87	22	23	22	20
31	CHARLIE HUCKLEBRIDGE	78	37	41	–	–
32	CARLTON SMITH	64	20	–	23	21
33	IEUAN JONES	60	19	21	20	–
34	Harry Jenkins	48	–	–	24	24
35	LEWIS BONSER	19	–	–	19	–

MX1

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	George Clarke	176	43	45	45	43
2	Harry Bradley	174	45	41	43	45
3	Simon Booth	164	39	43	41	41
4	RYAN VOASE	158	41	39	39	39
5	JOSH # GREEDY	141	33	37	37	34
6	Louis Vincent	141	35	34	35	37
7	Billy Wynn	137	37	32	33	35
8	Callum Gordon	132	34	35	32	31
9	Brad Thornhill	128	32	33	31	32
10	DANIEL SULTANA	127	31	29	34	33
11	FRASER GARDINER	116	28	31	28	29
12	Harry Barker	107	29	30	27	21
13	JAMIE HIBBARD	105	24	27	26	28
14	THOR TUCKER	105	26	28	25	26
15	Ryan Davies	102	25	23	29	25
16	TOM O’CONNOR	100	27	25	24	24
17	JAKE STRANGE	97	23	24	23	27
18	TOBIAS SAMMUT	90	30	–	30	30
19	RYAN MCGONIGLE	85	20	21	22	22
20	Rhys Grimes	79	19	20	20	20
21	JAMES PARK	75	18	19	19	19
22	RICHARD CURTIS	69	16	18	18	17
23	TOBY BROOKS	52	–	17	17	18
24	SCOTT ARDREN	48	22	26	–	–
25	JACK HANSFORD	44	–	–	21	23
26	Jude Gayland	43	21	22	–	–
27	GRANT TUCKER	17	17	–	–	–

MX2

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Ben Franklin	180	45	45	45	45
2	ADAM HARRIS	166	41	43	39	43
3	Jake Curtis Stevens	164	43	41	43	37
4	George Hopkins	154	35	39	41	39
5	Kieran York	150	37	35	37	41
6	Archie Hicks	139	34	37	35	33
7	HARVEY JAMES	130	32	30	33	35
8	Arnis Paberzs	128	30	33	34	31
9	Lewis Glynn	125	31	31	31	32
10	CONNOR JAGO	123	29	32	32	30
11	DANIEL BARTLETT	112	28	29	30	25
12	THOMAS CASBEARD	109	27	28	28	26
13	Jordan Eccles	107	39	34	–	34
14	FINN EADY	106	24	26	29	27
15	KULLEN EVANS	102	26	20	27	29
16	JOSH HICKINBOTTOM	101	22	25	26	28
17	DAN CROCKER	96	25	24	24	23
18	Matthew Fuller	92	23	27	21	21
19	JOSH TALBOT	92	21	22	25	24
20	TROY GILLETT	85	20	23	20	22
21	RYAN REYNOLDS	77	19	19	22	17
22	DOUG WYNNE	75	17	21	19	18
23	JOEL WORTHINGTON	73	18	13	23	19
24	LEON WILLIAMS	68	16	16	16	20
25	GEORGE ELSDEN	59	14	15	15	15
26	ALISTAIR GWENNAP	52	15	18	8	11
27	RICCI BURTON	52	7	12	17	16
28	CALLUM HALL	46	10	14	13	9
29	KYE MARSHALL	42	–	17	11	14
30	JACK DAVIS	41	–	10	18	13
31	LEE JONES	41	12	11	10	8
32	LORENZO SUMMUTT	39	13	–	14	12
33	Aiden Williams	33	33	–	–	–
34	JACK ADAMSON	25	9	9	7	–
35	KRISTIAN GIBBONS	22	–	–	12	10
36	PAUL OHAGAN	16	8	8	–	–
37	Matt Jenkins	16	–	7	9	–
38	Sam Ho	11	11	–	–	–

Vets

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	JAMIE DOBSON	180	45	45	45	45
2	SIMON BONSER	172	43	45	43	41
3	Alan pierce	168	43	41	43	41
4	SAM CALLOW	166	39	43	41	43
5	DARREN KING	164	45	29	45	45
6	RICHARD GREEN	155	39	39	34	43
7	JAMES JACKAMAN	148	37	35	37	39
8	MARTIN CURTIN	144	35	35	35	39
9	SEAN KETTERILL	142	35	37	33	37
10	Chris Stemp	140	37	33	33	37
11	SCOTTY WILLIAMSON	137	33	37	32	35
12	ED LEWIS	136	34	33	34	35
13	IAN JAMES	136	33	34	35	34
14	BRYAN TUCKER	129	34	30	37	28
15	PHIL JONES	128	32	31	32	33
16	Wayne Slater	126	31	32	30	33
17	Mark Hosken	124	31	32	31	30
18	LEON WOODFORD	121	41	41	39	–
19	Ray Chilves	121	29	31	29	32
20	Martin Jessopp	119	41	39	39	–
21	LEE EATON	119	29	29	29	32
22	JASON FISHER	119	30	28	30	31
23	PAUL WILDMAN WILLIS	114	30	43	41	–
24	ANDY LOWE	112	27	28	27	30
25	KEVIN MCCARTHY	110	28	27	26	29
26	BEN CANNINGS	108	28	26	28	26
27	Brian Grimes	108	27	27	26	28
28	ASHLEY MAIR	106	26	24	27	29
29	Dayne Pritlove	103	24	30	24	25
30	SCOTT EATON	102	25	25	25	27
31	RUSSELL GROVES	91	32	–	28	31
32	Jamie Deadman	65	–	–	31	34
33	JAMES TRETHEWEY	34	–	34	–	–
34	Nick Vine	26	26	–	–	–

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