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2009 Race Results & Reports
Top of Page BRILLIANT BEGINNING AT BISHOPSTONE The hdymc season finally got underway on St David's day and the first day of spring provided a beautiful sunny day for our club championship to commence. The stony dry track at foxholes caught out one or two of the riders in the first block of races, but as they got to grips with the difficult terrain some superb racing ensued in all classes, much to the delight of the many spectators in attendance. The novice group headed the racing programme with Bob Fenton showing the pursuing pack the way home with a good start to his season with the first overall. Ben Rose showed some early season form with second overall, he dedicated this to his new fitness regime. In the junior group the overall win was taken by Harry Pritchard with the Weymouth warriors Sean Dimmick and Sam Lycett second and third respectively. The expert group produced some real high quality racing that could have graced any national meeting with Brett Wheeler riding faultlessly to take the three heat wins for the victory spoils, however young James Cole was in close pursuit and earned a well deserved second overall and third place went to the consistent Lee Cummings who was getting to grips with his new 450 ,current club expert champion Dave Gane followed him home to fourth place on his high revving 125. Victory in the 85 class went to the lightning fast Beth Farmer who rode as smooth as ever with Keiron Whitlock second and a very commendable third place going to Josh Barton who was consistent through out the day. The seniors group always provides close racing with all the up and coming stars of the future looking to get their season off to a good start and it was Jake Shipton who threw the gauntlet down with a superb display of riding to take the overall victory, Mitchell Bligh and Lewis Cave rode well all day and finished second and third respectively. James Harrison did not put a foot wrong all meeting and took the spoils in the 100 class with Ayrton Forenzo, who is one to watch for the future, squeezing every last bit of horsepower out of his 150 Honda to take a well earned second place, Louis Schmidt rode well to claim third overall with Olly Jones in a credible fourth on his first outing in the group. Buddy Shipton emulated older brother Jake by taking the win in the autos with Jodie Meerdew finishing in second and James Allard having a great day with third place, the autos group were a credit to themselves riding a very difficult track, some of who were riding their very first event. Well done to all riders, marshals and helpers for contributing their efforts to the committee enabling a superb meeting to take place. RESULTS - Bishopstone 1st March 2009
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Round 2 of the hdymc championships took place at a sunny Tiverton, where the circuit had been superbly prepared thus enabling the riders of every group to pitch their wits against the technical terrain in the red Devon soil. Proceedings got underway with the autos and Buddy Shipton took the win with some lovely riding ,Joclie Merrydew was second with Jake Cooper riding well in third place. The novice group produced some close racing, but it was Andy Curtis who took the honours with the ever consistent Bob Fenton a close run second, Mark Williamson who is never far short of the mark finished in third place. Jake Revell-Wareham had a superb ride in the novice group and will be pushing the top boys before long. The racing in the junior group was as close as ever, Harry Kimber stamped his authority on the group with a superb win with the ever competitive Sean Dimmick and Sam Lycett second and third respectively, Thomas Shutler had a good day with a very credible fourth place. The expert group was always going to be interesting and, with one or two of the groups top riders not in attendance, James Cole welcomed the opportunity and had a full house of wins. The super smooth style of Aaron Carmichael earned him second place and was followed home by Marcus Feltham who battled all day for an excellent third place. Chris Cave had a good ride with fourth place, a credit to his efforts. The 85s group was as fast as ever; Ben Harrison rode the tivvy track to near perfection to take the win, Max Acres took a well earned second, Josh Barton was consistent all day and was rewarded with third place whilst Brad Jones overcome technical troubles early on but pulled out all the stops to claim fourth place. The seniors line up at hdymc must surely yield some of the sports future stars, Jake Shipton took the win in the group with some breath taking riding much to the delight of the spectators on the uphill double, Ross Churchill had a great day with second place and Dean Cummings marked his return from injury with a well earned third. The win in the 100s group was taken by James Harrison who rode superbly all day, Ayrton Forenzo was as consistent as ever in second, Olly Jones still a little bruised and sore after his exploits last weekend rode to an outstanding third place in the group. A great day was had by all, thanks to all helpers, marshals and of course the riders for some great entertainment RESULTS - Tiverton 15th March 2009
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Junior HARRISON BROTHERS A PLUS AT A AND A... Another glorious morning greeted the HDYMC members at the A and A Moto Parc near Honiton in Devon.The journey across the border was worthwhile as the riders got to ride a superbly prepared circuit, which included the most difficult whoops section ever encountered by most riders - oops would have been more appropriate. Racing got underway with the 100s group where the top three places were the same as the previous rounds with James Harrison, who has to be one of the clubs future stars taking the win. Ayreton Forenzo worked hard all day to second place and Olly Jones showed some real determination to secure third. Lewis Schmidt showed the group he was also a championship contender with a good ride in fourth. The auto group which is always a pleasure to watch was won by Jodie Merrydew; Buddy Shipton maintained his push for the championship with second and James Allard had a great ride in third whilst following close behind was young Bradley Cummings who took fourth with Jake Cooper and Travis Reynolds in fifth and sixth respectively. This crop of riders are definitely our club's future. The junior group was as quick as ever, Harry Pritchard who is in superb form rode as smooth as ever to take the win even after a fine looking superman on the whoops nearly parted him from his bike. Aaron Gordon had a great ride with second place followed home by the two Weymouth warriors Sean Dimmick and Sam Lycett having some great battles to finish in third and fourth place respectively. The expert group had some returning riders whilst others were absent thus leaving the door open for some great racing. Chris Cave came out victorious with Lee Cummings blasting the big 450 to second. Young Steve Bain is finding form again after a nasty injury and earned a well deserved third with the ever consistent and hard battling Marcus Feltham coming home in fourth place. The novice group win was taken by the man in form Bob Fenton. Jake Gay stepped up to join the group's leaders with second place with the ever smiling Andy Curtis coming home in third, credible rides by Stu Barfoot, Jake Revell-Wareham and Stevie Gane gave them all top six placings. The 85s group winner was the younger of the Harrison brothers Ben whilst Josh Barton showed his consistency with another superb ride and was rewarded with second place. Daniel Lawler had a determined ride and third over all was just rewards for his effort; Keiron Meek, Brad Jones and Beth Farmer worked hard all day to earn top six placings. The senior group, as always, was as fast as ever and it was the talented Jake Shipton who showed the group the way home with an uncatchable ride to first place. Second place went to Dean Cummings who showed the group that he is fit again and back in business. Ryan Carter took third place with a consistent ride whilst Ben Kienan showed he is moving on to the pace with a well earned fourth place, Chris Richards and Joe Poole followed home in fifth and sixth place respectively.
This was another superb meeting which was a credit to our organisers
with the icing on the cake .. you.. the riders, thanks to all marshals
and helpers. Alf RESULTS - A & A MotoPark 29th March 2009
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Top of Page lycett likes the silence............ After the disappointment of the cancellation of the Tiverton meeting, hdymc came back into action with all guns blazing at the Silent Woman track near Wareham. The sandy track consisted of a large wet boggy area at one side of the track and very fine dust at the other making the track very technical and challenging for the riders. The groups welcomed an influx of visitors thus increasing the competition through out the classes. Racing got under way with the super fast senior group, Jake Shipton returned to the fold after some national racing to take the win, Mitchell Bligh rode well all day into second with Dean Cummings riding through the pain barrier after a nasty crash to take third. The 100s group was business as usual; James Harrison was faultless into first place with Ayrton Forrenzo in hot pursuit in second, Lewis Schmidt rode to a credible third, Olly Jones kept his challenge for the championship despite being unwell with a well deserved fourth place. Buddy Shipton returned to winning form with some lovely riding in the autos. Callum Gordon followed home into second with Jodie Meridew and James Allard in third and fourth respectively. Bradley Cummings and Rebecca Newham completed the top six. The junior group was as competitive as ever as Weymouth warrior Sam Lycett took the win from fellow townsman Sean Dimmick pressing as hard as ever into second. Thomas Shutler had a great ride with a third place in the group. The expert group welcomed back some of their top riders from national racing; Lewis Trickett rode superbly to the victory and it was good to see club veteran Phil Lewis back riding as he used all of his experience and skill to come home in second place in front of the ever consistent Lee Cummings who took the final podium place. The novice group win was taken by Andy Curtis despite a near perfect cartwheel after an incident in the soft section of the track. Steve Gain had a superb ride taking second place whilst Danny Greenough took the third spot with sand specialist Richard Wareham claiming fourth. Beth Farmer did not let the visitors in the 85s group spoil her seasons momentum taking first place. Bradley Jones found some ultra smooth lines and continued his championship push with second place and Daniel Lawler was consistent all day taking third with the ever improving James Ford and Jack Dudman making up the top six. Thanks to all helpers and marshals for their contribution to another great meeting where the weather looked upon us with kindness. RESULTS - Silent Woman, Wareham 26th April 2009
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Top of Page BARTON VICTORIOUS IN SWANMORE DUST UP Round 5 of the hdymc championship took us to a circuit not previously used by the club at Swanmore in Hampshire, a natural valley track with the addition of some tricky jumps that kept the riders on their toes and some great racing ensued despite the finest dust you will see Racing got underway with the 85s; Josh Barton was faultless all day and had a superb ride to the victory. The ensuing pack consisted of riders picking up the pace in the group with Brad Jones taking second place with his usual determination whilst James Ford earned a well earned third with Scott Newham, Daniel Lawler and Jack Alderton making the top six. It's good to see Jack back into the placings after a serious injury last season. The senior group seem to get faster every week and this time Ross Churchill was consistent all day which earned him the win. Lewis Cave gave his all as usual earning second place and Chris Richards was rewarded for his efforts with the final rostrum place. The 100s group win was taken by Jamie Strange who is growing in confidence and showing some superb riding ability. The chasing pack battled through the dust with Lewis Schmidt coming home in second place; Olly Jones had mixed fortunes throughout the day but showed maturity beyond his years to keep his championship push on course with third place. Jack Jenner, Jon Cole and Kayleigh Durston all made the top six. The auto boys and girls rode the difficult conditions superbly with Buddy Shipton, who is in great form, coming home victorious. James Hall gave his all to earn a well deserved second place whilst Travis Reynolds continued his progression in the sport with a great ride into third place. Joseph Leyland had a great day with fourth and Bradley Cummings and Rebecca Newham both rode very well into the top six. The ever competitive junior group saw Weymouth warrior Sam Lycett take the victory. Harry Pritchard managed a very credible second place after suffering a broken chain in race one and Harry Kimber moved onto the pace and was rewarded with third for his efforts. Thomas Shutler, Sean Dimmick and Jacob Oldham completed the top six. Much dust was kicked up by the experts and the only rider not covered was the super quick Brett Wheeler who was faultless all day earning a well deserved victory. James Cole was as consistent as ever into second with josh house back in club action riding home into third. Craig Durston put in the effort to be rewarded with fourth whilst Dave Gane and Danny Richards had mixed fortunes but still made top six placings. The novice group win was taken by championship favourite Bob Fenton and the conditions did not hamper Jake Gay who took second place ahead of veteran campaigners Mark Williamson and Andy Curtis. Best wishes from every one at the club go to Dean Cummings who crashed heavily and suffered a nasty break to his arm, get well soon Dean. Thanks to all marshals and helpers as the meeting was run in difficult conditions, however the determination of our organising committee ensured a full days racing took place and a good day was had by all. RESULTS - Swanmore 10th May 2009
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Another dry and sunny day welcomed the hdymc membership to round 6 of the club championship at the Tincleton circuit near Dorchester. The overall winners on the day were the driver of the water bowser who under the guidance of Paul Cummings tactically watered the dry dusty track thus not creating a difficult surface for the youngsters but allowing some top class racing amongst the seniors and adult groups; well done fellas you saved the day. Racing got under way with the novice group and it was championship favourite Bob Fenton who took the win with Dean Pennington continuing his return to the sport with second. Danny Greenough stepped up his pace and took a well deserved third place and Jake Gay worked his socks off as usual and was justifiably rewarded with fourth. The 100s flew out of the gate as usual and it was Ben Harrison who dominated to take the victory. Beth Farmer was as smooth and fast as ever pushing hard to second and James Ford took the final podium place with Josh Barton, Jack Alderton and Tommy Doran completing the top six. The senior group welcomed back Jake Shipton from national racing and promptly put the experience to good use to take the overall win despite having to come from the back in the last race; the ground positively shook as he landed the jumps, his determination never in question. Mitchell Bligh upped the pace scoring valuable points in second place and the younger of the Cave brothers' Lewis maintained his consistency with third. Liam Horder and Chris Richards took the final three placings. The 85s group welcomed back the super smooth Ben Harrison who didn't disappoint and took a superb win ahead of the hard riding Olly Jones. Jamie Strange continued his push for a top championship place with a hard fought third place ahead of Louis Schmidt who as always gave his all and another top six place was his reward. The autos rode the difficult track superbly they really are a talented crop of young riders with Callum Gordon the cream of the pack this week with a lovely show of riding with the ever consistent Buddy Shipton second ahead of James Allard. Jake Cooper worked hard for his fourth place whilst Bradley Cummings, determined as ever was fifth and Travis Reynolds was again a top six finisher. The junior group win was taken by the super smooth Harry Pritchard who deserved his victory with consistency throughout the day. Sean Dimmick rode to a well deserved second, Thomas Shutler had a great ride into third and Jacob Oldham continued his progression in the group with fourth. The expert group was as relentless as ever and Brett Wheeler was uncatchable with the win Lee Cummings marked his return to club action with second place; Chris Cave was as focused as ever into third and Dave Gane screamed the little two stoke to fourth place with young Steve Bain putting his recent injury woes behind him making the top six along with Danny Richards who battled through misfortune to a top six place also. Thanks to all marshals and helpers - another well organised meeting by our committee was enjoyed by all with superb action from you the riders. Best wishes go to club favourite Richie Pile who unfortunately broke his ankle playing football, give it up Rich it's too dangerous, get it fixed and come back to us asap. alf RESULTS - Tincleton 24th May 2009
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Top of Page MITCHELL BLIGH FLYING HIGH AT FOXHOLES. The weather looked upon us kindly again for round 7 of the club championships at the foxholes circuit, Bishopstone, Wiltshire. The heavy rain in the early hours of Sunday morning prepared a perfect stage for some quality racing throughout the day. The action got underway with our super quick expert group and it was young James Cole who rode faultlessly to the victory whilst Danny Richards finally did what we all know he is capable of and rode superbly and a little more shrewdly than normal into second ahead of the hard charging Lee Cummings who worked the big 450 home into third place. Chris Cave took fourth with Wes Cox and Dave Gane making up the top six. The novice group had a selection of riders moving onto the pace but it was Jake Gay who was victorious. Danny Greenough is moving on up the leader board and secured a well earned second place whilst Stu Barfoot who has been there abouts all season took third with Andy Turner in fourth. Rich Wareham found his form again and seasoned campaigner Mark Williamson both made the top six. The 85s group saw the ever consistent Josh Barton home in first place in front of some very tight racing that was taking place behind him. In the ensuing pack Daniel Lawler worked his socks off to earn second place and James Ford followed home in third. Jack Alderton and Brad Jones battled all day with Jack taking fourth by a whisker from Brad whilst Scott Newham completed the top six. The senior group shot out of the gate as frenetically as usual and it was Mitchell Bligh who took the victory spoils with a very focused ride. The younger cave brother - Lewis - gave all he had into second spot and Ben Keirnan, who is definitely a tip for the future, rode superbly into third. Ryan Carter who is never far from the mix was fourth with Ross Churchill and Adam Barfoot making up the final top six placings. The 100s group welcomed back Ayrton Fiorrenzio who rode the foxholes track as you would expect of him into a well deserved victory. Lois Schmidt got on the pace to take second and Olly Jones who is never far from the thick of the action came home in third. Jamie Strange continued his push into the top championship places with fourth and Kayeigh Durston and Jack Whatley who continues to impress completed the top six. Next up was the auto group where the win was taken by Buddy Shipton with his best friend and rival Callum Gordon home in second. Jake Cooper is making steady progress in the group and third place was his reward with Travis Reynolds who is another one to watch for the future fought hard all day for fourth place. James Allard and Rebecca Newham filled the remaining top six places. Last but not least was the junior group that was headed by the in form super and smooth riding Harry Pritchard. Sam Lycett came home ahead of fellow Weymouth warrior Sean Dimmick and Verwood's Thomas Shutler gave his all, as always, with a well deserved fourth place. Jacob Oldham and Jorden Allen put in workman like performances to earn top six placings. Thanks to all marshals and helpers, the committee pass on special thanks to the storm clouds for leaving us alone allowing us to enjoy a great days racing. alf RESULTS - Bishopstone 7th June 2009
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NO KEEPING BETH QUIET AT THE SILENT WOMAN Round 8 of the club championship took us to the Silent Woman circuit near Wareham in Dorset, where the dry sandy conditions proved to be a test for even our experienced riders. The groups had an influx of visiting riders who are always welcome, this however did not distract the club riders pushing for championship honours. Racing got underway with the junior group; it was business as usual in the group with Harry Pritchard who is a great prospect for the future taking the win from the Weymouth Warriors Lycett and Dimmick who finished second and third respectively, whilst Thomas Shutler had his efforts rewarded with fourth place. Ryan Turner, who is moving onto the pace, finished in front of Jacob Oldham to take a well deserved fifth. The expert group was always going to be interesting with our national rocket rookie Jake Shipton moving up into the group from the seniors. He didn't disappoint and also didn't let the distraction of David Goodson, another visiting national rider, distract him from the win. James Cole was as smooth and slick as ever into second with Lee Cummings blasting the big berms into third. The club welcomed back 2005 Senior champion Arran Carmichael who took fourth place ahead of Chris Cave and current club champion Dave Gane who both made the top six. The novice group win was taken by Bob Fenton, re-finding his early season form, and Andy Curtis who likes a ride out in the sand, took second place. Matt Cox took a well earned third with a brace of second places. Stu Barfoot who is never far from the action, fought hard all day into fourth with Danny Greenough and Mark Aldridge making up the top six. The super fast Beth Farmer spectacularly dominated the 85s group while Josh Barton worked as hard as ever to claim the runner up spot. Daniel Lawler had a great ride into third and Portlander Jack Alderton is finding his form again after a series of bad injuries and after some superb racing with his friend and rival Brad Jones, Jack took fourth with Brad making fifth; Ben Cook moved onto the pace with a well earned top six finish. The senior group made the dust swirl and it was Mitchell Bligh who is in a rich vane of form taking the win. Lewis cave gave his all and was rewarded with a deserved second place and was followed home by Ross Churchill who took an equally well earned third place. The remaining top six placings were decided by some very close racing with Ryan Carter taking the fourth followed by Alex Gillingham and Chris Richards. The 100s were dominated by James Harrison with the ever pressing high revving Olly Jones earning a well deserved second. Jack Jenner showed the group what he is capable of with a great ride in third place followed home by John Cole, Jamie Strange and Charlie Wheeler. The auto group was business as usual with the younger of the Shipton lads, Buddy, emulating Jake to a victory. James Allard was as consistent as ever with second place and Jake Cooper battled who hard all day was rewarded with a deserved third. Rebecca Newham continued her progression in the group with fourth followed home by Brad Cummings into fifth and well done to Macie Schmidt who made the top six for the second time this season. Best wishes go to novice stalwart Steve Gane who broke his collar bone after a spill in the sand, get better and get back with us. alf RESULTS - Wareham 21st June 2009
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Round nine of the club championship returned to the natural and technical Tincelton circuit near Dorchester. One or two riders were away riding national events thus allowing others to close the gaps in their respective groups for overall championship placings. Racing got under way with the 100s group and it was popular club rider Olly Jones from Stallbridge who stepped up to the mark with a superb victory. Jack Jenner worked hard all meeting and came home in a very credible second with Lewis Schmidt making up the top three. The auto group win was taken by the constantly improving Callum Gordon, James Allard was second with a consistent ride, Macie Schmidt had another great ride into third with Rebecca Newham, Joseph Leyland and Brad Cummings completing the top six. The junior group win was taken again by the super smooth riding Harry Pritchard, second and third place went to the Weymouth warriors Sam Lycett and Sean Dimmick whilst Harry Kimber rode to a well earned fourth place in the very competitive group. The expert group welcomed back Brett Wheeler who carried on where he left off with a superb victory ahead of Lee Cummings. Ashley Bailey scored deserved points in third with the young Steve Bain, Chris Cave and Craig Durston made up the top six. Bob Fenton resumed his push for the novice group championship with a super victory whilst Kev Burgess chased hard all day to bag the runner up spot. Danny Greenough put in the effort and was rewarded with the last podium place in the group. Next out were the 85s group where Josh Barton, who really has come into his own this season, gave another show of consistent skilled riding to earn him the top spots. Daniel Lawler chased hard all day into second and Brad Jones maintained his push for a championship placing with a consistent ride into third. Mitchell Bligh, who has been a revelation lately, again didn't disappoint with another victory in the senior group, Ross Churchill showed the skill and talent we know he has with a well earned second and Ben Keinan is finding the pace with a deserved third. Ryan Carter, Chris Richards and Jack Futcher made top the rest of the top six. RESULTS - Tincleton 5th July 2009
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RESULTS - Wareham 2nd August 2009
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RESULTS - Whiteway Barton 16th August 2009
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Top of Page RESULTS - Tincelton 30-31st August 2009
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RESULTS - Bishopstone 13th September 2009
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