2005 Race Results & Reports

Round 1 Championship 06/03/2005 Henstridge   Report   Results 

Round 2 Championship 20/03/2005 Bere Regis   Report   Results  Photos

Round 3 Championship 03/04/2005 Matchams   Report   Results 

Round 4 Championship 17/04/2005 Bishopstone   Report   Results  Photos

Non-Championship 1st & 2nd May 2005 Hazelbury Bryan   Results  Photos

Round 5 Championship 29/05/2005 Henstridge   Report   Results  Photos

Round 6 Championship 12/06/2005 Yarley   Report   Results  Photos

Round 7 Championship 26/06/2005 Matchams   Report   Results  Photos

Round 8 Championship 10/07/2005 Allington Lane   Report   Results  Photos

Non-Championship 23rd & 24th July Henstridge  Report   Results  Photos

Round 9 Championship 07/08/2005 Maiden Newton   Report   Results  Photos

Round 10 Championship 21/08/2005 TonyMoto   Report   Results 

Round 11 Championship 04/09/2005 Matchams   Report   Results  Photos

Round 12 Championship 18/09/2005 Bishopstone   Report   Results  Photos

Round 13 Championship 02/10/2005 Hazelbury Bryan   Report   Results  Photos

Round 14 Championship 16/10/2005 Milborne St Andrew   Report   Results  Photos

Fun(!) Meeting                 30/10/2005 Matchams (track 2)  Report   Results  Photos

Presentation Evening       26/11/2005 Sandford Holiday Park  Report   Results  Photos

All results are provisional, do not take into account visitors, penalties (eg non-track clearance) and  therefore cannot be taken as the definitive championship standings.

RESULTS - Henstridge, 6th March 2005

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 3 Lee Cummings 3) 84 Neal Paddington 4) 33 David Gane   5) 20 Paul Hussey 6) 95 Jonathan Courage

Novice
1) 86 Darren Savage 2) 41 Colin Ayles  3) 4 Mark Williamson 4) 81 Chris Kimpton 5) 26 Michael Caines 6) 6 Carl Robinson

Senior
1) 62  2) Damien Weeden  3) Aaron Carmichael 4) 68 Marcus Feltham  5) 32 Ben Gould 6) 2 Buster Whetren

Inter 100
1) 25 Alex Hussey 2) 31 Tony Cook 3) 57 Chris Cave 4) 66 Jono Parker-Davies  5) 77 Tom White 6) 20 Josh Ogden

Inter 85
1) 22 Jordan Murphy2) 91 Matt Ogden  3) 21 George Purchase 4) 8 Dean Cummings  5) 40 Ross Churchill 6) 6 Warren Abrahams

Junior
1) 32 Tom Rogers 2) 51 Jamie Mole  3) 15 Oliver Jones 4) 20 Louis Schmidt  5) 59 Jack Howe 6) 6 Stuart White

Auto (watercooled)
1) 82 Joshua Barton 2) 5 Bradley Jones  3) 65  Bradley Jones

Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 59  Joshua Bunter  3) 1 Declan Quinn   4) 9  Kayla Barrington5) 30 George Willis

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RESULTS - Bere Regis, 20th March 2005

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 48 Ashley Smith 3) 3 Lee Cummings 4) 84 Neal Paddington 5) 33 David Gane   6) 4 Mark Teggin
Novice
 1) 41 Colin Ayles  2) 58 Tony Whitehead  3) 81 Chris Kimpton 4) 94 Steven Gane 5) 28 Paul Grubb  6) 89 Lee Pennington
Senior
1) 24 Ryan Webster  2) 50 Damien Weeden  3) Gareth Blakemoore 4) 8 Carl Pennington  5) 80 Aaron Carmichael 6) 81 Joe Richards
Inter 100
1) 76 Gary Malkin  2) 25 Alex Hussey 3) 57 Chris Cave 4) 3 Kyle Newman  5) 18 Ashley Bailey  6) 26 Joshua Moores
Inter 85
1) 8 Dean Cummings 2) 22 Jordan Murphy 3) 91 Matt Ogden  4) 2 Lewis Cave   5) 18 Jack Thomas  6) 66 Edward Yule
Junior
1) 32 Tom Rogers 2) 21 Liam Garland 3) 51 Jamie Mole  4) 15 Oliver Jones 5) 20 Louis Schmidt   6) 50 Darren Wingar
Auto (watercooled)
1) 82 Joshua Barton 2) 5 Bradley Jones  3) 17 Joshua Lewis  4) 65  Bradley Jones                                                                        Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 59  Joshua Bunter  3) 1 Declan Quinn   4) 99 Jordan Cornes                                                                                                      

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RESULTS - Matchams, 3rd April 2005

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 3 Lee Cummings  3) 31 Sean Locke 4) 33 David Gane  5) 48 Ashley Smith    6) 48 Neal Paddington
Novice
 1) 60Richard Wareham  2) 2  Peter Barnes  3) 4  Mark Williamson 4) 39 Frank Morley  5) 12 Peter Gray  6) 72 Kevin Gray
Senior
1) 24 Ryan Webster 2) 80 Aaron Carmichael  3) 50 Damien Weeden   4) 25 Bradley King 5) 8 Carl Pennington  6) 22 Matthew Dewey
Inter 100
1 ) 25 Alex Hussey 2) 56 Jamie Mitchell  3) 76 Gary Malkin 4) 20 Josh Ogden5) 26 Joshua Moores  6) 57 Chris Cave
Inter 85
1) 21 George Purchase 2) 91 Matt Ogden 3) 22 Jordan Murphy 4) 8 Dean Cummings  5) 48 Bradley Margetts   6) 66 Edward Yule
Junior
1) 32 Tom Rogers 2) 51 Jamie Mole 3) 20 Louis Schmidt 4) 15 Oliver Jones 5) 95 Jack Jenner  6) 55 Magnus Manson-Chubb
Auto (watercooled)
1) 82 Joshua Barton 2) 40 Jack Alderton 3) 5 Bradley Jones   4) 65  Bradley Rowland                                                                        Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 1 Declan Quinn 3) 2  Ben Poole

TEMPEST CREATES A STORM AT BISHOPSTONE

 RESULTS - Bishopstone, 17th April 2005

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 172 Jamie Hallett  3) 48 Ashley Smith  4) 33 David Gane  5) 48 Neal Paddington  6) 31 Sean Locke
Novice
 1) 4  Mark Williamson 2) 65 Justin Cox  3) 2  Peter Barnes   4) 92 Ashley Clarke  5) 25 Glenn Edwards  6) 41 Colin Ayles
Senior
1) 177 Harry Seymour  2) 50 Damien Weeden   3) 161 Buddy Kirby  4) 80 Aaron Carmichael  5) 3 Tom Thorne   6) 22 Matthew Dewey
Inter 100
1 ) 26 Joshua Moores  2) 76 Gary Malkin  3) 57 Chris Cave  4) 88 Steve Bain  5) 77 Tom White  6) 89 Ashley Bailey
Inter 85
1) 22 Jordan Murphy  2) 151 Harry Noakes  3) 91 Matt Ogden 4) 21 George Purchase  5) 29 Oliver Payne   6) 8 Dean Cummings
Junior
1) 21 Liam Garland  2) 32 Tom Rogers  3) 15 Oliver Jones  4)  95 Jack Jenner 5) Liam Knight  6) 50 Darren Wingar
Auto (watercooled)
1) 155 Jordan Pyne 2) 82 Joshua Barton 3) 40 Jack Alderton 4) 141 Toby Cook 5) 5 Bradley Rowland  4) 65  Bradley Jones
Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 22 Jamie Carpenter 3) 59  Josh Bunter 4) 38 Freddy Lambeth 5) 1 Declan Quinn 3) 46 Sean Dimmick

LONG STRETCH AT HENSTRIDGE

HANTS and Dorset YMC moved into the adjoining county of Somerset for its second foray of 2005 on the edge of the Henstridge airfield where there had been a distinct change of scenery since the first meeting in March.

While the track had been much remodelled at least it was in the same place; but the paddock and car park had been moved to the other side of the airfield as the penalty for previous incursions into the flyers’ airspace.

This resulted in a long ‘taxiway’ from pits to launch pad for the pilots and an extra long stretch of the legs for marshals, spectators, supporters and officials to get within sight of the track.

Dust which caused the cancellation of the previous scheduled meeting again made its presence felt and all but the smallest groups were enveloped in a rich red mist for most of their races.

Expert hot shot Phil Lewis literally pulverised the opposition with Ashley Smith’s orange KTM emerging from the powdered ochre to mount the closest challenge.

Frank Morley was equally peerless in the Novice group while Mark Williamson and Justin Cox shared the dust-eating positions in his wake.

Marcus Feltham moved up to the top of the Senior pile which was given a different complexion by the absence of several of the early season front runners.

In the Inter 100 group Joshua Moores continued with his Bishopstone form and headed home ante post favourites Ashley Bailey and Chris Cave while Lee Wren soared to the top of his tree in the Inter 85 class.

Tom Rogers continued his great expectations in the Junior group with Louis Schmidt keeping ahead of the Joneses and leaving young Oliver wanting more.

Meanwhile the auto focus put the usual suspects in the frame with watery Joshua Barton staying ahead of the Bradley bunch and Jack Dudman breezing to another overall in the wind-chilled factors.

 RESULTS - Henstridge, 29th May 2005

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 48 Ashley Smith 3) 3 Lee Cummings 4) 84 Neal Paddington 5) 45 Josh House 6) 95 Jonathan Courage

Novice
1) 39 Frank Morley 2) 4 Mark Williamson 3) 65 Justin Cox 4) 72 Kevin Gray  5) 12 Peter Gray 6) 95 Paul Feltham

Senior
1) 68 Marcus Feltham 2) 22 Matthew Dewey 3) 2 Buster Whetren 4) 8 Carl Pennington 5) 32 Ben Gould 6) 1 Dean Pennington

Inter 100
1) 26 Joshua Moores 2) 89 Ashley Bailey  3) 57 Chris Cave 4) 77 Tom White  5) 72 Ben Carter 6) 5 Ben Weeden

Inter 85
1) 50 Lee Wren 2) 91 Matt Ogden  3) 18 Jack Thomas 4) 8 Dean Cummings  5) 2 Lewis Cave 6) 40 Ross Churchill

Junior
1) 32 Thomas Rogers 2) 20 Louis Schmidt  3) 15 Oliver Jones 4) 50 Darren Wingar  5) 59 Jack Howe 6) 55 Magnus Manson-Chubb

Auto (watercooled)
1) 82 Joshua Barton 2) 5 Bradley Jones  3) 65 Bradley Rowland 4) 12  

Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 59 Josh Bunter  3) 22 Jamie Carpenter 4) 4 Sam Lycett  5) 46 Sean Dimmick 6) 1 Declan Quinn
 

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RESULTS - Yarley, 12th June 2005
Expert Plus
1) 9 Kate Carne 2) 33 David Gane  3) 43 Billy Wallis 4) 35 Danny Richards  5) 28 Matt Welch 6) 77 Alan Parker

Novice
1) 4 Mark Williamson 2) 87 Andrew Curtis  3) 94 Steven Gane 4) 81 Chris Kimpton  5) 96 Martin Watson 6) 25 Glenn Edwards

Senior
1) 80 Aaron Carmichael 2) 25 Bradley King  3) 32 Ben Gould 4) 1 Dean Pennington  5) 8 Carl Pennington 6) 10 Lewis Palmer

Inter 100
1) 5 Ben Weeden 2) 72 Ben Carter  3) 3 Kyle Newman 4) 27 Jake Pierson  5) 88 Stephen Bain 6) 99 Jake Thompson

Inter 85
1) 22 Jordan Murphy 2) 29 Oliver Paine  3) 6 Warren Abrahams 4) 52 Jay Chalmers 5) 8 Dean Cummings 6) 48 Bradley Margetts

Junior
1) 6 Stuart White 2) 59 Jack Howe  3) 20 Louis Schmidt 4) 87 Dylan Baynton  5) 24 Harvey Walsh 6) 10 Matthew Sturmey

Auto (watercooled)
1) 82 Joshua Barton 2) 5 Bradley Jones  3) 65 Bradley Rowland 4) 46 Sean Dimmick 

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BARELY had the sound of the British Moto-Cross Grand Prix stopped echoing around the Matchams venue before the lads and lasses of Hants and Dorset YMC showed what they could do on the revamped track where the world’s stars had performed just a few weeks earlier.

At the top of the pile in the Moto1 experts class Brett Wheeler returned in style to do what no man had done before so far this season and vanquish Phil Lewis with a hat trick of race wins.

After victorious visitors had been expunged from the senior results it was a Pennington 1-2 with overall winner Carl reaping the reward of consistent 5-5-4 placing over the up and down fortunes of Dean while Damien Weeden’s challenge was blunted by a second race 17th.

Jordan Pyne (water) and Jack Dudman (air) made their respective auto classes their own on a track that does no favours for little lads with little bikes and little wheels.

Matt Ogden took the flag twice in the Inter 85s but it was not enough to stop Dean Cummings from taking the overall as Jordan Murphy dropped back as the day wore on.

Jonathan Davies was another double winner in the Inter 100 en route to the aggregate victory as Alex Hussey moved up a place each time out to take the last heat and with it second spot on the podium.

In the Junior ranks too Tom Rogers took the first two races and then settled for second behind the non-scoring visitor 153 while Louis Schmidt had his work cut out to get a handle on Magnus Manson-Chubb and Soul Ki-Aries.

Among the novices Matchams specialiasts Peter Gray, Pete Barnes and Richard Wareham put the pressure on regular front runner Mark Williams while the re-graded Tom Reeves made up the leaderboard.

 RESULTS - Matchams, 26th June 2005
Expert Plus
1) 74 Brett Wheeler 2) 70 Phil Lewis  3) 31 Sean Lock 4) 72 Scott Wallace  5) 48 Ashley Smith 6) 21 David Thomas

Novice
1) 12 Peter Gray 2) 4 Mark Williamson  3) 2 Pete Barnes 4) 60 Richard Wareham  5) 87 Andrew Curtis 6) 27 Tom Reeves

Senior
1) 8 Carl Pennington 2) 1 Dean Pennington  3) 38 Sam Cole 4) 50 Damian Weeden  5) 80 Aaron Carmichael 6) 61 Joshua Taylor

Inter 100
1) 66 Jonathan Davies 2) 25 Alex Hussey  3) 57 Chris Cave 4) 26 Joshua Moores  5) 77 Tom White 6) 89 Ashley Bailey

Inter 85
1) 8 Dean Cummings 2) 91 Matt Ogden  3) 22 Jordan Murphy 4) 29 Oliver Paine   5) 66 Edward Yule 6) 6 Warren Abrahams

Junior
1) 32 Tom Rogers 2) 20 Louis Schmidt  3) 17 Soul Ki-Aries 4) 55 Magnus Manson-Chubb   5) 59 Jack Howe 6) 50 Darren Wingar

Auto (watercooled)
1) 55 Jordan Pyne 2) 82 Joshua Barton  3) 65 Bradley Rowland 4) 5 Bradley Jones  5) 46 Sean Dimmick 6) 77 Brandon Scott

Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 22 Jamie Carpenter 3) 59 Josh Bunter 4) 16   Scott Newham  5) 4 Sam Lycett 

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FLYING ALONG AT ALLINGTON LANE

WITH the dust firmly settled after the previous debacle at the venue beneath the flightpath of Southampton airport, the magnificent men and their flying machines of Hants and Dorset YMC were really taking off over some of the spectacular jumps when their flying circus touched down at Allington Lane on July 16.

And since what goes up must come down, there were some equally spectacular, but thankfully not too painful, crash landings but only one pen-pushing pilot was forced to ‘ditch’ in the only soggy spot left after the juniors had seemingly taken half the track back to the paddock with them after practising first on the well-watered piste.

With the soft top removed, the track reverted to its underlying rock hard, loose and increasingly dusty, norm leading to some bone-crunching and bike-bending crashes, not least for Frank Morley whose novice exploits came to an abrupt and abrasive halt leaving Mark Williams relatively unchallenged at the top of the heap.

Phil Lewis duly performed his customary masterclass of the Expert + group despite the best efforts of Neal Paddington. To make it more interesting, he stormed from last to first in the final encounter and in so doing encouraged the field to up their game including Tony Tomasso having one of his best ever rides.

Aaron Carmichael was the man on the move in the Seniors category, while Damien Weeden returned to the form he showed last season in the lower division to relegate Lewis Palmer to the bottom rung of the rostrum.

Joshua Moores rolled up his sleeves and got down to work in the Inter 100 class where Chris Cave shaded Ashley Bailey and Ben Weeden got himself back among the leading half dozen.

Perennial bridesmaid Matt Ogden was again runner-up in the Inter 85s, this time veiled in the dusty train of Jordan Murphy in a group where bravado got the better of brain for several of the wannabe high fliers.

Oliver Jones bounced back to form in the Juniors to mount the closest challenge to the seemingly unstoppable Tom Rogers steam roller, but there was a reversal of fortune in the with Jamie Carpenter nailing air heir apparent Jack Dudman and Jordan Pyne repeating his Matchams success over Joshua Barton.


 RESULTS - Allington Lane 10th July 2005 
Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 84 Neal Paddington  3) 33 David Gane 4) 88 Tony Tomasso  4) 17 Danny Nash 6) 28 Matt Welch

Novice
1) 4 Mark Williamson 2) 87 Andrew Curtis  3) 65 Justin Cox 4) 2 Pete Barnes  5) 27 Tom Reeves 6) 89 Lee Pennington

Senior
1) 80 Aaron Carmichael 2) 50 Damian Weeden  3) 10 Lewis Palmer 4) 76 Gary Malkin  5) 22 Matthew Dewey 6) 32 Ben Gould

Inter 100
1) 26 Joshua Moores 2) 57 Chris Cave  3) 89 Ashley Bailey 4) 5 Ben Weeden  5) 77 Tom White 6) 20 Josh Ogden

Inter 85
1) 22 Jordan Murphy 2) 91 Matt Ogden  3) 2 Lewis Cave 4) 8 Dean Cummings  5) 1 Matt Randall 6) 66 Edward Yule

Junior
1) 32 Tom Rogers 2) 15 Oliver Jones  3) 50 Darren Wingar 4) 20 Louis Schmidt  5) 59 Jack Howe 6) 6 Stuart White

Auto (watercooled)
1) 55 Jordan Pyne 2) 82 Joshua Barton  3) 5 Bradley Jones 4) 65 Bradley Rowland  5) 46 Sean Dimmick

Auto (aircooled)
1) 22 Jamie Carpenter 2) 59 Josh Bunter  3) 72 Jack Dudman 4) 38 Freddie Lambeth  5) 1 Declan Quinn 6) 4 Sam Lycett
 

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DUST and deluge cast their respective clouds over the Hants and Dorset YMC summer two-day meeting and effectively grounded second day operations on the track beside the Henstridge airfield.

While water was needed to lay the dust by lunchtime on the Saturday – and coat the Inter100s in the resulting orange slime when they went out first on the newly-lubricated surface – the rain was an unwelcome overnight visitor, especially after the track at been graded and watered earlier in the evening.

With rain still falling on Sunday morning the glutinous conditions were decreed just too slippery to be safe, particularly on the jumps, and racing was abandoned for the weekend leaving the destination of the trophies determined by Saturday’s sorties alone.

But judging by their track records in the first day’s encounter most of the class leaders had already sewn up their top places with unbeaten hat tricks recorded at either end of the age scale.

Three straight wins for Joshua Barton – each time followed home by Bradley Jones and Bradley Rowland – secured the water cooled auto honours and the feat was matched by Jack Dudman in the concurrent air-cooled class where Josh Bunter bagged three seconds and Freddie Lambeth waltzed to third overall.

There was a similar one-two each time out for Tom Rogers and Liam Garland at the front of the Junior ranks and Louis Schmidt managed to make three fourths add up to a third.

But it needed even more nifty maths to work out the Inter 85 results with races wins for Lee Wren, Oliver Paine and George Purchase not enough to outscore the greater consistency of Jordan Murphy and Dean Cummings in a group that continues to be ultra-competitive.

Likewise Ashley Bailey and Josh Moores each took a chequered flag in the Inter 100s, but first race winner Chris Cave added a second and third while his rivals slipped off the leaderboard in at least one of the remaining encounters.

Damien Weeden could only just afford afford to take a third race third after posting two wins in the Seniors with Ryan Gower second each time out and Brad King recovering from a poor first race to edge Aaron Carmichael off the podium he topped a fortnight earlier.

Mark Williamson remained peerless in the adult novice group while the close-matched pairing of Lee Pennington and Andrew Curtis kept older campaigner Colin Ayles at bay.

Josh House and Ricky Fenton were closest to the seemingly invincible Phil Lewis in the first two Expert heats but their challenge was dented in what proved to be the final leg with Mike Bailey and David Gane taking the advantage.

MAIDEN WINS AT MAIDEN NEWTON

HOLIDAY takers and other absentees made the smart go stronger when Hants and Dorset YMC pitched camp on the scenic slopes billed as Maiden Newton but on the map at least some distance from the Dorset village of that name.

This green and pleasant land soon descended into Satanic mills of swirling dust clouds as the grassy hills broke out into bumps and ruts and deep, loose berms to catch out the unwary, unsighted and unsettled who strayed from the straight and seemingly narrow path.

Olly Jones, virtually unbeatable a couple of seasons ago in the autos, returned to his winning ways with a maiden Junior victory in the opening race and to prove it was no fluke repeated the feat and secured the overall from Louis Schmidt and Dylan Baynton.

Watery auto Bradley Jones was another mouse at play while the resident top cat was away, taking the class honours from Brandon Scott but his hopes of taking the flag were dashed by a spill which allowed air-cooled Jack Dudman to lead the little ones over the line each time out.

Matt Ogden too moved up a notch after a season of second places to top the Inter 85s ahead of Edward Yule and Jack Thomas enjoying their best ever results.

Chris Cave and Ashley Bailey reproduced their results of a fortnight earlier to carve up the Inter 100 pack while Josh Moores up and down form saw him back on the podium.

Ryan Gower was the man on the move in the Senior category with Aaron Carmichael emerging first from the leader’s dusty wake to edge out Lewis Palmer and Dean Pennington.

A ragged flagged start after the gate repeatedly refused to drop in the final novice encounter almost, but not quite, let Andy Curtis break the Williamson stranglehold on the group with Colin Ayles, Justin Cox and Tony Whitehead locked in a three-way scrap for third.

After the first expert race was red–flagged by the exasperated clerk of the course in the wake of wholesale course-cutting it was international enduro rider Simon Wakely, returning to his Hants & Dorset roots to build up his speed, who showed Phil Lewis the way round even though his visitor status meant the exercise was pointless as far as the club championship is concerned.

RESULTS - Maiden Newton 7th August 2005 

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 31 Sean Locke  3) 71 4) 48 Ashley Smith  5) 38 Ashley Hawkins 6) 17 Danny Nash

Novice
1) 4 Mark Williamson 2) 87 Andrew Curtis  3) 41 Colin Ayles 4) 65 Justin Cox  5) 58 Tony Whitehead 6) 27 Tom Reeves

Senior
1) 62 Ryan Gower 2) 80 Aaron Carmichael  3) 10 Lewis Palmer 4) 1 Dean Pennington  5) 41 Gareth Blakemore 6) 50 Damien Weeden

Inter 100
1) 57 Chris Cave 2) 89 Ashley Bailey  3) 26 Joshua Moores 4) 77 Tom White  5) 20 Josh Ogden 6) 27 Jake Pierson

Inter 85
1) 91 Matt Ogden 2) 66 Edward Yule  3) 18 Jack Thomas 4) 40 Ross Churchill  5) 6 Warren Abrahams 6) 59

Junior
1) 15 Oliver Jones 2) 20 Louis Schmidt  3) 87 Dylan Baynton 4) 55 Magnus Manson-Chubb  5) 50 Darren Wingar 6) 6 Stuart White

Auto (watercooled)
1) 5 Bradley Jones 2) 77 Brandon Scott  3) 65 Bradley Rowland 4) 46 Sean Dimmick   5) 23 6) 8 Nathan Curtis

Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 59 Josh Bunter  3) 22 Jamie Carpenter 4) 16 Scott Newham   5) 1 Declan Quinn 6) 7 Oliver Curtis

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TM STANDS FOR TONYMOTO

TM PILOT and former Hants and Dorset hotshot Ben Milward turned up and turned it on to outpace runaway expert champion-in-waiting Phil Lewis at TonyMoto near Winchester on August 21.

After taking the first moto in lurid style on the spectacular man-made track , the prodigal Ben contrived to tumble on the slowest part of the course while leading the second to gift the win to Phil whose last ditch bid to snatch the four-lap sprint last leg decider ended in a finish line fall.

But these luminaries were not the only ones getting caught out by the deep, damp patches of the unnatural terrain of the Hampshire venue which contrasted starkly with the organic Dorset landscape of a fortnight earlier.

And unlike Maiden Newton there was a full house of top home talent - and visiting velocity - in most classed to keep the young pretenders at bay.

Jack Dudman stayed top of the pile in a growing band of air-cooled autos but Jordan Payne was getting even more air over the humps and jumps on his way to water-cooled success.

Not even the welcome reappearance of Jamie Mole to the Hants & Dorset fray could blemish the record of Thomas Rogers who returned to his usual winning ways in the Juniors group.

There was a similar restoration of normal order at the head of the Inter 85 ranks with Jordan Murphy edging out arch rival Dean Cummings and Lee Wren taking his customary perch among the top trio.

The flamboyant form of Josh House saw him leap to the top of the Inter 100 standings and shade out recent class master Chris Cave with Ashley Bailey and Jono Davies disputing third.

Among a battery of high-voltage visitors in the Senior category Damien Weeden was ever ready to recharge his championship hopes as the top home club finisher ahead of Aaron Carmichael and Ryan Gower while Gary Malkin made his first mark after graduating to the bigger boys’ group.

The sibling revelry Peter and Kevin Gray achieved the rare feat of beating Mark Williamson to the chequered flag in the first novice race and the brothers on Yams were seemingly joined at the hip as they consolidated their podium places in the other two heats.

RESULTS - TonyMoto 21st August 2005 

Expert Plus
1) 70 Phil Lewis 2) 51 Ricky Fenton  3) 95 Jonathan Courage 4) 48 Ashley Smith  5) 31 Sean Locke 6) 71 Alex Martin

Novice
1) 4 Mark Williamson 2) 12 Peter Gray  3) 72 Kevin Gray 4) 65 Justin Cox  5) 94 Steven Gane 6) 2 Peter Barnes

Senior
1) 50 Damien Weeden 2) 80 Aaron Carmichael  3) 62 Ryan Gower 4) 76 Gary Malkin  5) 1 Dean Pennington 6) 32 Ben Gould

Inter 100
1) 26 Joshua Moores 2) 57 Chris Cave  3) 89 Ashley Bailey 4) 66 Jono Davies  5) 77 Tom White 6) 3 Kyle Newman

Inter 85
1) 22 Jordan Murphy 2) 8 Dean Cummings  3) 50 Lee Wren 4) 6 Warren Abrahams  5) 40 Ross Churchill 6) 51 Cherie Wingar

Junior
1) 32 Thomas Rogers 2) 51 Jamie Mole  3) 2 Liam Garland 4) 15 Oliver Jones  5) 20 Louis Schmidt 6) 34 Liam Knight

Auto (watercooled)
1) 55 Jordan Payne 2) 5 Bradley Jones  3) 65 Bradley Rowland 4) 77 Brandon Scott   5) 46 Sean Dimmick 6) 8 Nathan Curtis

Auto (aircooled)
1) 72 Jack Dudman 2) 22 Jamie Carpenter  3) 59 Josh Bunter 4) 35 Daniel Knight  5) 38 Freddie Lambeth 6) 16 Scott Newham