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CUTTINGS HILL 31ST JANUARY 2010 

  

The Third round of the 2009/2010 winter series championship was held at treswithian downs near cambourne on the 31st january.Despite being rather snowy first thing in the morning in sorounding areas.Their was only a short shower of hail through the whole of the day meaning for some great track conditions.With groups racing together the day included 4 races. 

The auto class victory was claimed by Tyler Rowe who took all four race wins.
Second was took by Morgan Timms who had all four  seconds. 
Third went to Archie Bees who finished all four races in third. 
Whilst fourth was took by Liam Knight after taking one DNF two DNS and two fourths. 

The junior 65cc class was won by Aiden Williams who claimed all four wins.
Alfie Crocker had a great day taking second after claiming a fourth and three seconds. 
Dan roberts started the day taking a second later on taking three thirds claiming third overall. 
Henry Bees took a third and three fifths securing him fourth overall. 
Callum Jago  grabbed himself a sixth,fifth and two fourths taking the fifth overall spot ahead of sixth overall,Todd Sawyer who took a fourth and three sixths. 
Whilst Leo Kessel claimed seventh. 


The small wheel 85cc class  winner was Josh Gilbert who claimed all 4 race wins. 
Dean Symons took all four seconds taking second overall. 
Joe Eiffert had a consistend day of four thirds claiming third overall.
Lee Colsell took two fifths and two fourths taking fourth overall tieing on points with fifth overall Josh Bullen who took two fifths and two fourths. 

Josh Taylor claimed overall victory in the big wheel 85cc class after taking one third and three firsts. 
Matthew Winn claimed two thirds a second and a first taking the second overall spot.
William Hawkins tied points with winn claiming third overall.
Newly Upgraded Eddy Crocker took three fourths and a second securing him fourth overall. 
Fifth overall went to Aidan Boylan who took an eighth,sixth,fifth and third tying points with Alistair Gwennap who claimed three fifths and a fourth. 

The was small group of seniors was won by Bradley Maddever after taking a second,third and two first's. 
Second overall was claimed by newly upgraded Jack Blackburn who took a Fourth,two seconds and a first. 
Alex Hockey claimed his first ever race win in the first race of the day.And was leading the second race on the last lap but just metres away from taking the chequared flag hockey dropped it,handing the win to Blackburn.Alex claimed third overall after later taking fifth and fourth.
Stuart Smith took three thirds and a sixth taking the fourth overall spot. 
Lawrence Harper grabbed three fifths and fourth to claim the fifth overall spot. 
Ross Johns claimed three sixths and a fourth taking the sixth spot overall. 

The AMX class saw the Hawkins up top. 
Johnny Hawkins took the overall win with a fourth,second and two firsts. 
Justin Hawkins took the second overall spot with three seconds and a first. 
 Sean Browning claimed third  overall after taking two fourths a fifth and a first.
Mark denslow took three thirds and a DNS to take the fourth  overall spot
Matt Thomas picked up a seventh,sixth,fourth and a third to take the fifth overall spot. 
Jack Howard took the sixth spot ahead of seventh overall Mark Lancely. 


The clubs 2009/2010 winter series final takes place on febuary the 14th at truthen farm near truro.

RESULTS 

AUTO

1ST TYLER ROWE 
2ND MORGAN TIMMS 
3RD  ARCHIE BEES 
4TH LIAM SMITH 

JUNIORS 

1ST AIDAN WILLIAMS 
2ND ALFIE CROCKER 
3RD DAN ROBERTS 
4TH HENRY BEES 
5TH CALLUM JAGO 
6TH TODD SAWYER 

SMALL WHEEL 85CC

1ST JOSH GILBERT   
2ND DEAN SYMONS 
3RD JOE EIFFERT 
4TH LEE COLSELL 
5TH JOSH BULLEN 

BIG WHEEL 85CC

1ST JOSH TAYLOR 
2ND MATTHEW WINN
3RD WILLIAM HAWKINS 
4TH EDDY CROCKER 
5TH AIDAN BOYLAN 
6TH ALISTAIR GWENNAP 

SENIORS 

1ST BRADLEY MADDEVER 
2ND JACK BLACKBURN  
3RD ALEX HOCKEY 
4TH STUART SMITH 
5TH LAWRENCE HARPER 
6TH ROSS JOHNS 

AMX OPEN 

1ST JOHNNY HAWKINS 
2ND JUSTIN HAWKINS 
3RD SEAN BROWNING  
4TH MARK DENSLOW  
5TH MATT THOMAS 
6TH JACK HOWARD 

The Third round of the 2009/2010 winter series championship was held at treswithian downs near cambourne on the 31st january.Despite being rather snowy first thing in the morning in sorounding areas.Their was only a short shower of hail through the whole of the day meaning for some great track conditions.With groups racing together the day included 4 races. 

The auto class victory was claimed by Tyler Rowe who took all four race wins.
Second was took by Morgan Timms who had all four  seconds. 
Third went to Archie Bees who finished all four races in third. 
Whilst fourth was took by Liam Knight after taking one DNF two DNS and two fourths. 

The junior 65cc class was won by Aiden Williams who claimed all four wins.
Alfie Crocker had a great day taking second after claiming a fourth and three seconds. 
Dan roberts started the day taking a second later on taking three thirds claiming third overall. 
Henry Bees took a third and three fifths securing him fourth overall. 
Callum Jago  grabbed himself a sixth,fifth and two fourths taking the fifth overall spot ahead of sixth overall,Todd Sawyer who took a fourth and three sixths. 
Whilst Leo Kessel claimed seventh. 


The small wheel 85cc class  winner was Josh Gilbert who claimed all 4 race wins. 
Dean Symons took all four seconds taking second overall. 
Joe Eiffert had a consistend day of four thirds claiming third overall.
Lee Colsell took two fifths and two fourths taking fourth overall tieing on points with fifth overall Josh Bullen who took two fifths and two fourths. 

Josh Taylor claimed overall victory in the big wheel 85cc class after taking one third and three firsts. 
Matthew Winn claimed two thirds a second and a first taking the second overall spot.
William Hawkins tied points with winn claiming third overall.
Newly Upgraded Eddy Crocker took three fourths and a second securing him fourth overall. 
Fifth overall went to Aidan Boylan who took an eighth,sixth,fifth and third tying points with Alistair Gwennap who claimed three fifths and a fourth. 

The was small group of seniors was won by Bradley Maddever after taking a second,third and two first's. 
Second overall was claimed by newly upgraded Jack Blackburn who took a Fourth,two seconds and a first. 
Alex Hockey claimed his first ever race win in the first race of the day.And was leading the second race on the last lap but just metres away from taking the chequared flag hockey dropped it,handing the win to Blackburn.Alex claimed third overall after later taking fifth and fourth.
Stuart Smith took three thirds and a sixth taking the fourth overall spot. 
Lawrence Harper grabbed three fifths and fourth to claim the fifth overall spot. 
Ross Johns claimed three sixths and a fourth taking the sixth spot overall. 

The AMX class saw the Hawkins up top. 
Johnny Hawkins took the overall win with a fourth,second and two firsts. 
Justin Hawkins took the second overall spot with three seconds and a first. 
 Sean Browning claimed third  overall after taking two fourths a fifth and a first.
Mark denslow took three thirds and a DNS to take the fourth  overall spot
Matt Thomas picked up a seventh,sixth,fourth and a third to take the fifth overall spot. 
Jack Howard took the sixth spot ahead of seventh overall Mark Lancely. 


The clubs 2009/2010 winter series final takes place on febuary the 14th at truthen farm near truro.

RESULTS 

AUTO

1ST TYLER ROWE 
2ND MORGAN TIMMS 
3RD  ARCHIE BEES 
4TH LIAM SMITH 

JUNIORS 

1ST AIDAN WILLIAMS 
2ND ALFIE CROCKER 
3RD DAN ROBERTS 
4TH HENRY BEES 
5TH CALLUM JAGO 
6TH TODD SAWYER 

SMALL WHEEL 85CC

1ST JOSH GILBERT   
2ND DEAN SYMONS 
3RD JOE EIFFERT 
4TH LEE COLSELL 
5TH JOSH BULLEN 

BIG WHEEL 85CC

1ST JOSH TAYLOR 
2ND MATTHEW WINN
3RD WILLIAM HAWKINS 
4TH EDDY CROCKER 
5TH AIDAN BOYLAN 
6TH ALISTAIR GWENNAP 

SENIORS 

1ST BRADLEY MADDEVER 
2ND JACK BLACKBURN  
3RD ALEX HOCKEY 
4TH STUART SMITH 
5TH LAWRENCE HARPER 
6TH ROSS JOHNS 

AMX OPEN 

1ST JOHNNY HAWKINS 
2ND JUSTIN HAWKINS 
3RD SEAN BROWNING  
4TH MARK DENSLOW  
5TH MATT THOMAS 
6TH JACK HOWARD 

The Third round of the 2009/2010 winter series championship was held at treswithian downs near cambourne on the 31st january.Despite being rather snowy first thing in the morning in sorounding areas.Their was only a short shower of hail through the whole of the day meaning for some great track conditions.With groups racing together the day included 4 races. 

The auto class victory was claimed by Tyler Rowe who took all four race wins.
Second was took by Morgan Timms who had all four  seconds. 
Third went to Archie Bees who finished all four races in third. 
Whilst fourth was took by Liam Knight after taking one DNF two DNS and two fourths. 

The junior 65cc class was won by Aiden Williams who claimed all four wins.
Alfie Crocker had a great day taking second after claiming a fourth and three seconds. 
Dan roberts started the day taking a second later on taking three thirds claiming third overall. 
Henry Bees took a third and three fifths securing him fourth overall. 
Callum Jago  grabbed himself a sixth,fifth and two fourths taking the fifth overall spot ahead of sixth overall,Todd Sawyer who took a fourth and three sixths. 
Whilst Leo Kessel claimed seventh. 


The small wheel 85cc class  winner was Josh Gilbert who claimed all 4 race wins. 
Dean Symons took all four seconds taking second overall. 
Joe Eiffert had a consistend day of four thirds claiming third overall.
Lee Colsell took two fifths and two fourths taking fourth overall tieing on points with fifth overall Josh Bullen who took two fifths and two fourths. 

Josh Taylor claimed overall victory in the big wheel 85cc class after taking one third and three firsts. 
Matthew Winn claimed two thirds a second and a first taking the second overall spot.
William Hawkins tied points with winn claiming third overall.
Newly Upgraded Eddy Crocker took three fourths and a second securing him fourth overall. 
Fifth overall went to Aidan Boylan who took an eighth,sixth,fifth and third tying points with Alistair Gwennap who claimed three fifths and a fourth. 

The was small group of seniors was won by Bradley Maddever after taking a second,third and two first's. 
Second overall was claimed by newly upgraded Jack Blackburn who took a Fourth,two seconds and a first. 
Alex Hockey claimed his first ever race win in the first race of the day.And was leading the second race on the last lap but just metres away from taking the chequared flag hockey dropped it,handing the win to Blackburn.Alex claimed third overall after later taking fifth and fourth.
Stuart Smith took three thirds and a sixth taking the fourth overall spot. 
Lawrence Harper grabbed three fifths and fourth to claim the fifth overall spot. 
Ross Johns claimed three sixths and a fourth taking the sixth spot overall. 

The AMX class saw the Hawkins up top. 
Johnny Hawkins took the overall win with a fourth,second and two firsts. 
Justin Hawkins took the second overall spot with three seconds and a first. 
 Sean Browning claimed third  overall after taking two fourths a fifth and a first.
Mark denslow took three thirds and a DNS to take the fourth  overall spot
Matt Thomas picked up a seventh,sixth,fourth and a third to take the fifth overall spot. 
Jack Howard took the sixth spot ahead of seventh overall Mark Lancely. 


The clubs 2009/2010 winter series final takes place on febuary the 14th at truthen farm near truro.

RESULTS 

AUTO

1ST TYLER ROWE 
2ND MORGAN TIMMS 
3RD  ARCHIE BEES 
4TH LIAM SMITH 

JUNIORS 

1ST AIDAN WILLIAMS 
2ND ALFIE CROCKER 
3RD DAN ROBERTS 
4TH HENRY BEES 
5TH CALLUM JAGO 
6TH TODD SAWYER 

SMALL WHEEL 85CC

1ST JOSH GILBERT   
2ND DEAN SYMONS 
3RD JOE EIFFERT 
4TH LEE COLSELL 
5TH JOSH BULLEN 

BIG WHEEL 85CC

1ST JOSH TAYLOR 
2ND MATTHEW WINN
3RD WILLIAM HAWKINS 
4TH EDDY CROCKER 
5TH AIDAN BOYLAN 
6TH ALISTAIR GWENNAP 

SENIORS 

1ST BRADLEY MADDEVER 
2ND JACK BLACKBURN  
3RD ALEX HOCKEY 
4TH STUART SMITH 
5TH LAWRENCE HARPER 
6TH ROSS JOHNS 

AMX OPEN 

1ST JOHNNY HAWKINS 
2ND JUSTIN HAWKINS 
3RD SEAN BROWNING  
4TH MARK DENSLOW  
5TH MATT THOMAS 
6TH JACK HOWARD 

CUTTINGS HILL 27TH DECEMBER 2009

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LANDRAKE 

CANCELLED 

2009 PRESENTATION EVENING! 21st NOVEMBER

Cornwall Schoolboy scramble club held their 2009 presentation evening at trevelgue holiday park  near newquay on the 21st november.Where all championship riders   were presented with there hard earned trophys by the star guest-British championship rider Alex Snow.The night also consisted of  a buffet and disco witch both proved to be a success.The Cornwall Schoolboy Scramble club commitee would like to thank every rider that took part in the 2009 championship and all those none riders  that helped and supported in anyway throughout the year.And would like to thanks retireing chairperson Niki Chapman for all the work and commitment she gave over the 2009 season.We hope you all enjoyed the presentation night.We look forward to seeing you all on the 27th december at cuttings hill,Treswithian downs for the kick start of the winter series.

WAINHOUSE CORNER~ 11/10/09

Photo and report by:Charlene Vernon


 
Cornwall schoolboy scramble club held there final round for the 2009 summer club championship at the wainhouse corner track near bude.
persistent rain through the week as well as heavy showers throughout sunday the track was extreamly wet seeing tricky conditions with many riders struggling hard
to push through the boggy track witch saw the final and second block run on a shortened track for all classes except the AMX.The rain was falling and the racing began.
 
The automatic riders hit the dirt with the junior 65cc class.
Tyler Rowe claimed the auto's first race holeshot as he gripped through the grassy start straight.
Todd sawyer ripped the track in great speed to claim the first race win.Tyler rowe claimed the second spot.whilst a great ride saw kian mayho claim third.whilst fourth spot archie bees got the better of morgan timms.whilst sixth place Mary Gribble had a big problem with her ktm and was saw struggling to finish the race but never gave up.
Race two saw Tyler Rowe claim the holeshot again.
witch helped take him to his greatly deserved first place taking first overall.
Race one winner Todd Sawyer put in another good race taking third spot with a brilliant second overall. 
Kian Mayho rode another great race taking the second spot and third overall.
Archie bees claimed another fourth claiming a consistent fourth overall.
Whilst morgan timms took the fifth spot taking his hard efforts to fifth overall.
whilst despite the bike problems Mary Gribble claimed sixth overall. 
 
 
The junior 65cc class was riding great throughout the difficult conditions.
race one was under way with Jake Curtis Stevens flying to claim the first race holeshot.jake Flew through the mud at brilliant speeds claiming the first race win.
Joe Eiffert was riding great throughout the race and claimed a solid second spot.
Aiden Williams claimed the third spot after putting in maximum effort.
Dan Robert claimed the fourth spot ahead of fifth and sixth place Alfie Crocker and Jake Roebuck who were both tearing through the track.Whilst Thomas Andrew claimed a great ninth place.
Race two was under way with Aiden Williams getting the edge over Jake curtis stevens for the second race holeshot.
But the Fast riding of Jake was soon out front as he went on to take another race win as well as the first overall spot.Joe Eiffert rode another great race taking another well earnt second claiming second overall.Aiden williams again claimed the third spot claiming a brilliant third overall.Jake Roebuck finished the day off with a great fourth place taking him to a well deserved fourth overall.
Henry Bees had a terrific race taking a great fifth place just ahead of Callum jago pushing him up to sixth overall Just behind fifth overall Dan roberts.
 

The Small wheels 85cc class saw some very exciting and entertaining racing.
The small race was under way with Steve Gilbert claiming the holeshot but within an instant Daniel Furse flew into the side of steve wiping him and hiself right out.Which Saw Bill Gribble out leading the race but the difficutl conditions saw Bill fall a couple of times but Bill still claimed a brilliant fifth spot.Dean gripped through the muddy taking the best lines to claim the first race win.Despite being dead last due to the start incident Steven Gilbert raged through the pack taking a fantastic second.    
High improving Adam Dawe rode a brilliant race claiming third spot just ahead of Thomas Parker who was riding solidly.Dan Furse pushed through the pack from the start incident claiming the sixth spot.Jack Conway Baker struggled in the conditions but kept at it and claimed a much deserved eighth.
Race two saw Bill Gribble launch out the gates claiming the holeshot.
Which saw him soon after claim the race win after such brilliant riding.Taking Bill to second overall.Steve Gilbert claimed another second But the consistent riding saw him claim the first overall spot.Thomas Parker claimed third place as well as third overall.Daniel Furse rode a good race taking a fourth claiming fifth overall.Ben Gibbons rode a solid race taking the fifth spot as well as sixth overall.Whilst race one winner Dean Symons claimed a sixth taking him to fourth overall.Whilst two consistent ninths saw Jamie Wenman Tie on points with the hard trying Owen Martyn.
 
The Big wheel 85cc class saw some good and tight racing.
Race one was under way with Alex Hockey claiming the first holeshot.
The slick style of Jack gribble was out front riding strong.But the difficult conditions nearly saw him fly right over the side of his bike on the tracks boggy step ups section but jack hanged on and kept it upright claiming the first race win.A battle for second was on Between the two 150F's of Lawrence Harper and Stuart Smith who swapped place at the same part of the track But it was Stuart that got the second spot leaving Harper to settle for third.Jack Blackburn took a solid race taking the fourth spot Ahead of Max Wills who was powering through the dirt.Sixth place went to holeshotter Alex Hockey.Whilst newly upgraded Matthew Winn claimed eigth.
Stuart Smith claimed the second race holeshot.
But again it was the wet riding master of Jack gribble who was out front again and on his way to take the second first spot as well as first overall.
Stuart Smith again claimed the second spot taking a consistent second overall.
Lawrence Harper claimed another third taking the third overall race result after a good days racing.
Josh Taylor was seen riding better and much stronger on the shortened track as he claimed the fourth spot taking him to fifth overall.
Jack Blackburn claimed the fifth spot to finish his weekend in a brilliant fourth overall.
Kieran fogarty rode with great effort claiming a solid sixth spot to finish his weekend .But it was Max Wills that kept the power on to claim the sixth overall spot.
 
 
The Seniors class saw some of the worst rain but the racing made it well worth for the spectators to be watching. 
race one was underway with Sean Browining claiming the first race holeshot.
With Darren Toy and wayne back  unattending the meeting the battle of the red ruth riders of Jamie Orchard and Liam Curtis stevens was unleashed.
Jamie was seen well out front leading the pack.With Liam Curtis Stevens well on the pace but seeming to far behind to catch up.But a problem for Jamie allowed for Liam to pass as he powered on to take the first  race win.Jamie secured the second spot.Whilst the two stroke of Tom Gibbons flew past the line in third.Ahead of a Brilliantly riding Craig Furse in fourth.Frank James Opie was riding solidly taking the fifth spot whilst race holeshotter Sean Browning claimed the sixth spot.Whilst Ryan Parker gripped past the line in tenth.
The second race Saw Liam destroy the start straight grass as he claimed the holeshot.Liam went on to claim the second race win securing a top first overall.
Tom Gibbons was performing well in the tuff conditions claiming second spot as well as second overall.Ross Damerall was on fire through the rain conditions finishing in a terrific third claiming fifth overall.
Jamie Orchard finished in fourth taking him to a well desvered third overall.Craig Furse finished his weekend with a fifth securing fourth overall.Whilst Frank James Opie crossed the line in sixth taking the sixth overall spot.
 
  
 
The AMX class saw some great racing with a large line up of riders.
The Gates dropped and Mark Denslow claimed the race holeshot out the amx classed riders.whilst Micheal Hayes was the first open classed rider to holeshot.
great racing was furiating throughout the track.Guy Jacobs was screaming his two stroke around the track as if it was just a dry and dusty day as he claimed second to start his day.It was the hard riding of Tom Brown that claimed the first place spot after tearing round the track.
Mark Lancely rode fast through the grippiest lines claiming third spot ahead of fourth spot Simon Bevan who was riding well.Fifth spot was claimed by Josh Evans who was pusshing hard.Whilst Robert Jago took sixth spot a great start to his weekend.
The second race was under way and open classed rider Sam Chapman Holeshot but went down in the process.But Despite the fall Sam Chapman destroyed the class and was the first rider to finish out of all amx and open classed riders.
Guy jacobs claimed first spot out the amx securing a brilliant first overall.
Simon Bevan finished the race in second claiming the second overall spot.Mark Denslow took a well earnt third spot claiming fourthi overall.Mark Calcutt finished his weekend in fourth taking the great fifth overall result tying points with a hard riding Craig Dawe who finished in sixth.
Matthew Brewer had a great ride in the second race passing the line in a  brilliant fifth spot to finish his weekend.

 


 
 
 
 
RESULTS
 
AUTOS
 
1ST TYLER ROWE
2ND TODD SAWYER
3RD KIAN MAYHO
4TH ARCHIE BEES
5TH MORGAN TIMMS
6TH MARY GRIBBLE
 
JUNIORS
 
1ST JAKE CURTIS STEVENS
2ND JOE EIFFERT
3RD AIDEN WILLIAMS
4TH JAKE ROEBUCK  
5TH DAN ROBERTS
6TH HENRY BEES
 
SMALL WHEELS
 
1ST STEVE GILBERT
2ND BILL GRIBBLE
3RD THOMAS PARKER
4TH DEAN SYMONS
5TH DANIEL FURSE
6TH BEN GIBBONS
 
BIG WHEELS
 
1ST JACK GRIBBLE
2ND STUART SMITH
3RD LAWRENCE HARPER
4TH JACK BLACKBURN
5TH JOSH TAYLOR
6TH MAX WILLS
 
SENIORS
 
1ST LIAM CURTIS STEVENS
2ND TOM GIBBONS
3RD JAMIE ORCHARD
4TH CRAIG FURSE
5TH ROSS DAMERALL
6TH FRANK JAMES OPIE
 
AMX
 
1ST GUY JACOBS
2ND SIMON BEVAN
3RD MARK LANCELY
4TH MARK DENSLOW
5TH MARK CALCUTT
6TH CRAIG DAWE 

 

TRUTHEN ~ 12TH /13TH SEPT.

Cornwall schoolboy scramble club held a 2 day meeting on the 12th and 13th of september.
The weekend was held at the clubs newest and fully changed Truthen Farm track near truro.
Saturday saw the ultimate fun day the club has ever seen.With the club catering for practicaly all bike classes possible  which even included classes for side car's and pit bikes.Saturday sadly saw one of the pitbike racers crash down hard on the tracks brand new whoops set up which resulted in delays waiting for the ambulance as well as the whoops section being cut out.
Sunday was the club's club championship round,with fantastic weather and the whoops section being  improved saturday night the racing was under way.
 

The Auto race's saw some teriffic racing throughout the pack.
Tyler rowe was seen flying at the front of the pack taking the first two race wins.
But Rowe unfortunatly received spark plug problems in the last race taking a dissapointing 8th dropping him down to third overall.
Which allowed for Todd Sawyer to claim the first overall spot after claiming two great seconds and a brilliant first.After two great holeshots,Morgan timms finished in two thirds and a well earnt second taking him to second overall.Kian Mayho rode his very best over the hot weather conditions taking two fourths and a third,taking him to fourth overall.Archie Bees took two fifths and a fourth after some brilliant riding which saw him claim 5th overall.Whilst Mary Gribble rode consistently taking three solid sixths taking sixth overall.Whilst after putting in much effort to his riding Andrew Robuck improved each race,taking an eight,seventh and a brilliant fifth taking 7th overall.

The junior 65cc racers was again dominted by Jake Curtis Stevens who was riding well on form all day taking all three race wins as well as all three holeshot's taking him to a maximum first overall.Aiden Williams was seen racing his brand new KTM 65cc machine which helped him to take two thirds and a fifth taking him to second overall.Alfie Crocker was riding brilliant all day taking two fourths and a third finishing the weekend in a brilliant Third  overall.Jake Roebuck claimed himself two fifths and a fourth taking a greatly earnt fourth overall.Joe eiffert rode fantastically all day long taking two seconds.But after running most of final race in second.Joe came over the tracks small jump snapping his chain resulting in him finishing in fifth overall.Henry Bees was seen riding consistent in the first two races where he claimed a seventh and a sixth.The final race saw Henry Bees flying through the track taking a brilliant second,taking him too sixth overall.Whilst Bethan Kent took improved riding to fifthtenth overall.   
 
The small wheel 85's saw top riding at the front of the pack.
Steve Gilbert took all three race wins,as well as two holeshot's taking first overall despite the high pressure put on by Jack Roberts.Jack Roberts was riding brilliant but was seen takeing a nasty start fall,as well as clipping the bars on a wooden post,taking him of the track allowing steve to take the race win away from him.Despite bad luck Jack claimed two thirds and fifth finishing in a well earnt second overall.Dean Symons was riding solid throughout all the races taking a fourth,third and a second taking him to third overall.Bill Gribble was the top fourstroke rider of the pack taking two fourths and a third finishing the weekend in fourth overall.Rm 85cc rider Adam Dawe was seen riding his absoulte best showing some style of his brother Craig Dawe within him.Taking a sixth fifth and a third taking him too a great fifth overall.Matthew Winn was riding well and consistently all day which saw him take a eight and two sixths claiming sixth overall.Whilst good rides throughout the day saw Jack Conway Baker claim 11th overall
 
The big wheels 85 saw some close racing throughout both the front and back of the pack.Stuart Smith rode terrific once again taking one holeshot and all three race wins taking first overall.William Hawkins rode three great races taking a fourth and two greatly deserved seconds claiming second overall.Jack Blackburn improved over the three  races taking a fourth,third and a second claiming third overall.Jack Gribble who took him self to fourth overall after taking a sixth,fourth and third.Double holeshotter Alex Hockey rode solid rides taking a tenth,fifth and third taking him to a great fifth overall,Just ahead of sixth overall Simon Crocker who took a eighth and two fifths.Whilst hard trying Harry webster claimed 20th overall.
 
The Seniors class saw some high paced and entertaing racing all day.
Wayne Back dominated the class taking all three race wins and a holeshot claming a much deserved first overall.
Liam Curtis Stevens rode hard in all three races claiming a fourth,third and second as well as a holeshot claiming second overall.
Frank James Opie almost holeshot the first race but unfortunatly got clipped of his bike dropping him to last place.But his brilliant rideing saw him chase himself back to claim a seventh as well as the fourth and second he later claimed.taking him to a much desevred third overall.Jamie Orchard rode well in all three races taking a sixth,fourth and third as well as a race holeshot taking him to fourth overall.
Fifth overall was claimed by greatly riding Josh Bath who claimed a seventh and two fifths.Sean Browining ripped through the grass taking a ninth,seventh and a sixth.
Bradley maddever rode brilliant taking second and a third in the first to races but only made it to 13th overall due to not starting the last race.Whilst Charles Larry claimed 14th overall after a good days racing.
 
The Amx class saw a large line up of riders with great racing shown throughout.
Craig Dawe claimed first overall after taking two seconds and a fantastic first as well as two holeshots.
Daniel Wade tore around the track taking taking a fourth,third and second claiming second overall.
Tomm Brett rode three great races taking a fourth,third and a second claiming third overall.Mark Denslowed got quicker each race taking a eighth,sixth and a fifth claiming a brilliant fourth overall.
Lee Bullen rode consistently well takingtwo sevenths and a eight claiming fifth overall.Just ahead of sixth overall Tim Cotten who took a fifteenth and two fifths.
Whilst a great day saw Chris Wolfe claim 20th overall.  
 

 
RESULTS
 
AMX
 
1ST CRAIG DAWE
2ND DANIEL WADE
3RD TOMM BRETT
4TH MARK DENSLOW
5TH LEE BULLEN
6TH TIM COTTON
 
SENIORS
 
1ST WAYNE BACK
2ND LIAM CURTIS STEVENS
3RD FRANK JAMES OPIE
4TH JAMIE ORCHARD
5TH JOSH BATH
6TH SEAN BROWNING
 
BIG WHEELS
 
1ST STAURT SMITH
2ND WILLIAM HAWKINS
3RD JACK BLACKBURN
4TH JACK GRIBBLE
5TH ALEX HOCKEY
6TH SIMON CROCKER
 
SMALL WHEELS
 
1ST STEVE GILBERT
2ND JACK ROBERTS
3RD DEAN SYMONS
4TH BILL GRIBBLE
5TH ADAM DAWE
6TH MATTHEW WINN
 
JUNIORS
 
1ST JAKE CURTIS STEVENS
2ND AIDEN WILLIAMS
3RD ALFIE CROCKER
4TH JAKE ROEBUCK
5TH JOE EIFFERT
6TH HENRY BEES
 
AUTO'S
 
1ST TODD SAWYER
2ND MORGAN TIMMS
3RD TYLER ROWE
4TH KIAN MAYHO
5TH ARCHIE BEES
6TH MARY GRIBBLE 

FRADDON 29th ~ 30th August

Cornwall schoolboy scramble club held a fun 2 dayer bank holiday weekend meeting on 29th and 30th august.The Fraddon motocross track near newquay made for some action packed racing throughout all the groups.The first day saw dry and sunny conditions whilst the second day saw wet conditions as the track was covered in wet mist all day.
 
The Automatic class saw superb racing.Louis Thomas claimed the first overall spot after 4 race wins a second and a third.Taking the other two race wins was  Todd Sawyer who finished second overall after two days great racing.Tyler Rowe was on fire throughout the weekend taking three  Seconds as well as three thirds boosting his confidence even more.Morgan Timms was seen out front leading the pack after a holeshot on saturday helping him to claim the Fourth overall spot he well deserved. Whilst fifth overall spot showed great racing by Sam Hunt who just got the edge on Archie bees.whilst visiting rider Ryan Budge was just one point below Archie taking the sixth overall spot respectively.  
 
 
The quick Junior 65cc riders was dominated by Jake Curtis Stevens,who rode flat out all weekend making one minute and fifty five seconds laps.Witch took him to first overall taking all six race wins.Brendon Cooper was the mini man to claim the second overall spot after three seconds,two thirds and a well earnt fourth as well as a holeshot.also flying round the track was Joe Eiffert who claimed the third overall spot after 1 second,4 thirds and a fifth.Great racing by Aiden Williams saw him claim one second,Three fourths,a fifth and a sixth taking him to fourth overall.Whilst Visiting rider Carl Budge claimed fifth overall just getting  the edge over a great riding Alfie crocker who claimed sixth.Leo Kessel and Thomas Andrew was battling mid pack over the weekend,so close they tied themselves on points.But it was Leo Kessel who was awarded the 11th spot.   
 
The Small wheel 85cc class saw the talented Josh Gilbert dominate the class taking all six race wins and two holeshots claiming the highly deserved First overall!Dean Symons was riding brilliant over the weekend,as he claimed all three thirds on saturday,and another two thirds on sunday.With a brilliant second to top it all off as well as two holeshots taking him to second overall.Steven Gilbert was seen making a few unfortunate mistakes at the start of the weekend but soon overcome them and took fantastic racing too Three second's,one fourth and a sixth taking him to Third overall.
Just upgraded from the juniors class was Jack Roberts who showed complete success on his first small wheel meeting as he claimed the fourth overall spot after fantastic riding over the weekend.Whilst Daniel Furse claimed fifith overall just seconds ahead of sixth overall Adam Dawe as they was in a Hot pursuited battle from the start of the weekend right to the end with neither of the two riders giving an inch.Alistair Gwynapp showed a great improvement in his riding all weekend on his new honda CRF150 as he claimed 10th overall.
 
The big wheel 85cc riders saw some terrific racing throughout the pack on both days.Jack Blackburn came out of the weekend being the top rider of the pack.After taking one fourth and 2 thirds on the dry saturday conditions but then edging over all the top riders in the wetter conditions claiming  all three of sundays race wins as well as overall victory.Powerfull riding was shown by Stuart smith who took a third,second and a first on the first day as well as the final race holeshot.Toping the weekend with a second,fourth and sixth on the second day and despite some unfortunate disputed events over the weekend Smith claimed second overall.Third overall was claimed by portsmouth visiting rider Ross Deason who was out front all weekend despite some  unfortunate starts.Ross claimed two seconds two thirds one fifth and a seventh.Lawrence Harper was riding brilliant straight from the start of the weekend where he claimed the first race win.Lawrence went on to take a second, a sixth,two sevenths and a tenth taking consitent riding to fourth overall.William Hawkins rode the very best he could all weekend.After holding himself in third in saturdays final race,when battling for first place riders Smith and Blackburn collided,Will grabbed   himself his first ever race win!taking him to a brilliant fifth overall.Whilst Josh taylor claimed sixth overall after  improved riding on the sunday witch saw him take a seventh,third and a brilliant second as well as the final race holeshot.Whilst after claiming Three holeshots over the weekend Max Wills claimed  seventh overall just one point below Taylor. 
 
The seniors class was under way with Darren Toy claiming the first race holeshot.Toy took brilliant riding to all three race wins on saturday as well as a second and another first on sunday and despite the DNS Toy claimed first overall.Second place was taken by Frank James Opie who claimed a Seventh three seconds and two third's as well as three race holeshot's.Josh Bath was seen riding great throughout the weekend taking two thirds,one fourth,two fifth's and a seventh taking him to a fantastic third overall.Sean Browning was seen start his weekend with a DNS but after later taking a seventh,fifth,fourth,third and riding the last race on Matthew Thomases bike we saw Sean claim second taking him to fourth overall.Craig Furse was seen riding one of his best rides of the season  taking him self to fifth overall after claiming two fourths,one third,two fifths and a sixth.Whilst Sixth overall was claimed by a consistently great riding Ross Damerall who took a Ninth,two eights,two sixths and a brilliant fourth.
Wayne Back was out front in great style on the sunday taking the first two race wins finishing his day with a  disappointing DNS.But due to not riding both days Wayne was only successful in claiming fourtenth overall,despite his immense riding.
 
 
The AMX class rode together with some AMX open classed bikes.This made for some terfficly entertaining racing as well as packed field all weekend.
Saturday saw Daniel Wade leading the furious pack of riders round the track taking three race wins.With the battling company of Craig Dawe who holeshot the final saturday race.But neither of them was seen on the sunday.So consistently furious on the edge racing by James Williams saw him claim the first overall spot after taking three fourths,two thirds and a fantastic second.Sam Chapman was riding on form all weekend and took two seventenths and a sixtenth on saturday and ending the weekend dominating the class taking all three race wins on sunday taking him to second overall.Third overall was well deserved to Adam Hoskin who took a ninth,two eighths and three fifiths after persistently great rides.Simon Bevan claimed a tenth,two ninths,one eight and two seventh's wich took him to a brilliant fourth overall.Whilst Matthew Thomas took to unfortunate DNF'S but with continuously great rides Matt took one second,two thirds and a sixth taking him to fifth overall.Lloyd Barren rode in high speed paces over the weekend taking one eleventh,one twelfth,a ninth,two sevenths and a DNF taking him to brilliant sixth overall. 

 
The club would like to Thank all those who helped in each and ever way over the weekend.And would like to send their best regards and get well wishes to senior rider Guy Jacobs in any injury he received after failing a new approach to a set of the track's jump's. 
 
 
 RESULTS FRADDON 2 DAYER OVERALL'S
 
AUTOS
1ST LOUIS THOMAS  
2ND TODD SAWYER
3RD TYLER ROWE
4TH MORGAN TIMMS
5TH SAM HUNT
6TH ARCHIE BEES
 
JUNIORS
1ST JAKE CURTIS STEVENS
2ND BRENDON COOPER
3RD JOE EIFFERT
4TH AIDEN WILLIAMS
5TH CARL BUDGE
6TH ALFIE CROCKER 
 
SMALL WHEELS
1ST JOSH GILBERT
2ND DEAN SYMONS
3RD STEVE GILBERT
4TH JACK ROBERTS
5TH DANIEL FURSE
6TH ADAM DAWE 
 
BIG WHEELS
1ST JACK BLACKBURN
2ND STUART SMITH
3RD ROSS DEASON
4TH LAWRENCE HARPER
5TH WILLIAM HAWKINS
6TH JOSH TAYLOR
 
SENIORS
1ST DARREN TOY
2ND FRANK JAMES O'PIE
3RD JOSH BATH
4TH SEAN BROWNING
5TH CRAIG FURSE
6TH ROSS DAMERALL 
 
AMX
1ST JAMES WILLIAMS
2ND SAM CHAPMAN
3RD ADAM HOSKIN
4TH SIMON BEVAN
5TH MATTHEW THOMAS
6TH LLOYD BARREN 
 

LANDRAKE 16th AUGUST 09

Cornwall schoolboy scramble club held their 8th club champ's round at the brilliant Landrake moto park near track near plymouth on the 16th of august.The night before saw some rain,but the track was in as good as perfect condition even from the start of the practice block.Great weather was had throughout the day With the racing being as exciting as ever before.
 
The AMX class saw some fantasticly close and highly entertaining racing throughout the day.Race 1 saw Dan Wase take the holeshot but he ended the race with a DNF.A furiouse battle was raging at the front of the pack.Craig Dawe was screaming his ktm at the front of the pack and was the rider taking the last lap flag.But although looking to have a clear win ahead of him it was Matthew Thomas that flew over the table top punching the air in delight as he claimed the race win.Whilst craig was soon behind claiming the second spot with Daniel Wade in third.Colin Butler took a nasty flip over the bars in one of the tracks corner taking a DNF but more importantly escaping no serious injury.Race two saw Craig Dawe claim the holeshot.And the race again saw Craig,Matt and Daniel back out front.With Craig and Matt in another scrap for the race win.But this time Craig claimed it keeping it out front edgeing over Matt.Whilst Dan claimed a respectible third soon behind.Whilst Alex hall took a nasty fall on one of the tracks bigger step downs but escaped serious injury.Race three saw the holeshot taken by Dan wase.But it was Dan Wade that picked up a slightly faster pace taking him to the chequared flag in first.Whilst another battle was on with Craig and Matt but this time Matt got the better of Craig taking  second,with Craig finishing  the day on with a great third. 
 
The seniors class saw some terrific racing throughout the pack.
race one saw Jamie Orchard and George Stanley max out at front together making the holeshot uncallable.Jamie orchard took a great ride throughout taking the first race win ahead of second Wayne back and the very talented Guy Jacobs.Whilst usually top riders Liam Curtis Stevens and Darren Toy both took punctures.Whilst first lap saw a nasty fall from Liam Collings who was took to the local hospital but was later back at the meeting after no serious injurys were took.Race two saw visitor rider Aaron Jenkins fire his way to claim the holeshot.But it was Wayne that claimed the race win edging over Jamie this time who finished second ahead of Liam Curtis Stevens.Whilst Guy Jacobs after fitting a new clutch before the race had bike problems taking a DNF.The final race saw Jenkins again take the holeshot this time keeping a better pace for longer keeping up front with Wayne who claimed another win.Jenkins finished second behind him ahead of another great race from Liam who was in a raging battle with Darren toy throughout the race with darren finishing in fourth spot.
 
The big wheel 85cc class saw brilliant racing from start to finish,but it was visiting riders that was leading the pack throughout the day.Race one saw Alex Tarr take the holeshot.The race was claimed by south west's Jack Stevens with Alex close behind taking second just ahead of third spot Ryan Harris.The clubs Jack Blackburn was the top 2 stroke in the pack having a great ride.Whilst Stuart Smith took a fall which took him to last but stuarts great riding took him back to the top finishing in 12th.Whilst last Lap saw Josh Taylor crash in the whoops taking a DNF.
Race two saw Jack flying as the gates droped as he claimed the holeshot.He went on to take the race win again ahead of charging behind Alex Tarr and Ryan Harris.With Jack gribble riding a better ride than in the first race with the wetter condtions from the track being watered.Race three saw the CRF of mounted rider of Maverick smith take the holeshot.Whilst simon crocker soon took a fall starting his race dead last.But jack took a maximum weekend claiming the last race win with alex second but this time Max wills claimed the third spot after a brilliant ride.
 
 
The small wheel 85cc class also saw visiting riders shining through the top of the pack.
Race one saw the clubs Steve gilbert out front for some time but the pressure from visiting rider Henry Steveman was too much for Steve allowing him to pass and take the race win.Steve kept it close behind caliming second whilst South Somerset's Luke Williams took stylish riding to third place.Race Three saw Henry Steve and Luke at front once again battling it out for the top three spots.Whilst Bill gribble was clearing the landrakes main table top for the first time ever riding the best he has so far this season.Henry took the race win.But this time Luke got the better of Steve taking second leaving steve to claim third.Race three saw Steve gilbert take  the third holeshot taking all three holeshots of the day.Bill gribble was riding the race great being the top fourstroke of the pack but drops far down the field later on after having an unfortunate problem.Henry took the third and final race win after a unstoppable weekend.After a long battle for second was underway with Luke and Steve.Steve passed the line in second with Luke caliming third. 
 
 
The juniors was soon underway race one saw Jake Curtis Stevens take the holeshot.
Whilst Callum Jago crashed in the corner.Jake was out front all race long but Joe Eiffert gained a bit of speed helping him to take pass jake on the final lap going on to take the race win.Jake kept himself to second with fantastic riding throughout the race Brendon cooper claimed third.Race two saw Jake take another holeshot.Whilst the mini man of Daniel Back flippid his bike over the start gate but was soon back up and away.The race saw Brendon as well Dan roberts take a mistaken fall.With brendon later on pulling off with his bike seeming out of line.But Jake was out front again flying ahead of the pack this time keeping it to the chequared flag taking the race 1 win with Joe Eifert having to settle for second.With a great performance from Aiden Williams wich saw him claim third.
Race three saw jake claim the final holeshot taking all three.Joe was out front for some of the race but Jake was flying through for the win passing Joe near the start area pulling away claiming a brilliant win to finish the weekend.Joe respectivly claimed the second spot ahead of Aiden who rode brilliant once again throughout the race.
 
 
The little Autos showed some fantastic speeds on there small race bikes all weekend long.Race one saw Louis Thomas claim the holeshot.Todd was well up in the pack but then dropped it losing 5 places but after just 2 laps his great riding took him to third.Louis Thomas took the race win and although taking a fall Todd Sawyer claimed second ahead of a great riding Morgan Timms.
The track was well watered before the autos second race.but although having a very slippy start straight Louis gripped his way to take the holeshot.He went on too take the race win not far ahead of Todd and third place Tyle Rowe who took a brilliant ride.Whilst Kian Mayho claimed the 5th spot.Race three was underway with Louis claiming the final holeshot aswell as the other two.Mary Gribble had a disastrous race right from the start with her bike having mechanical problems.Mary was determined to take some finishing points but the help from the marshalls was not enough so she took a DNF.Louis was flying through the landrake track as he claimed the final race win getting the edge on second spot Todd and third placed Tyler rowe.Whilst after a private battle was on between Kian Mayho and Sam hunt.Kian flew past the finish line in sixth.
 
 
RESULTS
 
AUTOS
1ST LOUIS THOMAS
2ND TODD SAWYER
3RD TYLER ROWE
4TH MORGAN TIMMS
5TH CONNOR JENKINS
6TH KIAN MAYHO 
 
JUNIORS
1ST JAKE CURTIS STEVENS
2ND JOE EIFFERT
3RD AIDEN WILLIAMS
4TH BRENDON COOPER
5TH CASEY WILLIAMS
6TH CLAYTON COAKER  
 
SMALL WHEELS
1ST HENRY STEVEMAN
2ND STEVE GILBERT
3RD LUKE WILLIAMS
4TH DEAN SYMONS
5TH JAMIE BUCKINGHAM
6TH BILL GRIBBLE
 
BIG WHEELS
1ST JACK STEVENS
2ND ALEX TARR
3RD MAX WILLS
4TH RYAN HARRIS
5TH TOBY HARVEY
6TH JACK GRIBBLE
 
SENIORS
1ST WAYNE BACK
2ND JAMIE ORCHARD
3RD AARON JENKINS
4TH FRANK JAMES OPIE
5TH LOYD O'BRIEN
6TH BEN BUTLER 
 
AMX
1ST MATTHEW THOMAS
2ND CRAIG DAWE
3RD DANIEL WADE
4TH JAMES WILLIAMS
5TH JOHNNY HAWKINS
6TH JASPA FLASHMAN!

FRADDON EVENING SERIES 5th & 12th AUGUST, 2009

Cornwall schoolboy scramble club held their yearly summer evening series.Which consists of two following wednesday night's of the summer holiday period.with Fraddon being the venue for both nights this year.The first round of the series was held on the 5th of august,with mostly dry weather prior to the event the track was soon in perfect condition,with groups joined together and with  a flowing night the club was able to run an extra block of racing.The second round was on the 12th august,which saw   more rain and wet conditions prior to the event as well as misty condtions on the day creating  the track to be much wetter  with some very slick areas.But none the less,ended the short series in a fantastic days racing throughout.
 
 
The Auto class raced together with the juniors on both nights.
race one saw flaming Mary Gribble and Todd Sawyer Fire out the gate's making the holeshot to close to tell.Todd sawyer Flamed past the flag for the win.With Mary close behind just ahead of Sam hunt.Race two saw Todd clearly take the holeshot this time.Todd was flying through the track to the max resulting in him to drop it on the tracks second table top but still flying past taking the race win.Ahead of second spot Sam hunt and third Morgan Timms who were blasting themselves round the track.Race 3 saw Todd again holeshot and again take another win!With Mary taking second with Kian Mayho taking a great 3rd.Day 2 of the series was under way for race 4 seing Sawyer claim yet another holeshot as well as another terrific win.Mary Gribble and Tyler Rowe was in a hot pursuited battled but it was Mary that got the edge.The final race was under way and the Autos were off the line in a shot,With Todd Sawyer having close company by Tyle Rowe and Mary gribble as all three were powring for the race win.But Todd was clearly the quickist of the quick as he toped the series with anoher win.Tyler and Mary were again in battle but this time tyler edged to the finish line. Archie Bees took a fall in the first race making him a lap down but with some fantastic racing from then on  Archie claimed a great 5th overall.
 
 
The junior 65cc class saw some fantastic racing.Race one was under way with visitor rider Jake Edey flying to claim the holeshot.But club rider Aidan Williams secured the first race win leaving Jake to take the second spot ahead of a well riding Oliver Winn.Race two saw Aiden take the holeshot and with some more brilliant riding claiming another race win.But This time Oliver had a quicker ride claiming the second with Jake respectivly taking the third spot.Whilst Daniel Woodward came past the flag as top of the bib riders.The third and last race of the first night was soon well under way with some great racing by all.The holeshot was again claimed by fast charging Aiden williams.Whilst a  pile up was had with a few of the Auto racer's as well as the quick little girl racer of lucy clavert who was then set on a race of chassing.Jake Edey claimed the final race win leaving Aidan to settel for the second anoter great race saw Oliver take third spot.After charging through the pack Lucy Calvert claimed a well deserved 12th spot.The second night saw again some fantastic racing through the pack.Jake Edey was back again and on form to a maximum as he took the first race holeshot as well as the first race win.But it was Joe Eiffert up the front with Jake and Aidan as he claimed the second spot.Whilst Hunter Strand took a DNF and was unseen for the next race.The final race was under way and a raging batte was at front with Aidan,Joe and holeshoter Jake.But again Jake took a race win and the top spot in the overalls.Whilst Joe effiert took second with aidan claming the third spot taking him to second overall.Two nights of great racing saw Lucy take the 6th overall spot.Whilst great racing saw Tintagels Dan Roberts took 4th overall ahead of Daniel Roberts who claimed the 5th spot.Whilst Oliver Hewitt took great fun nights for 11th overall and tied points with Sam Johns in 12th.
 
 
The small wheel 85cc racers rode together with the big wheel 85cc riders with each classes riders mixing it up together through out the pack witch made for some fantastic racing all evening series long.Josh Gilbert took unstoppable riding too 4 race wins out of five claiming a brilliant first overall.With Steve gilbert riding his absoulout best claiming the other race win along with 3 seconds and a 3rd wich took him to the second overall.After fighting hard with Dean symons who had great riding  taking 3 thirds,a second,and a fifth wich took him to a great third overall.Holeshots were demolished by Josh gilbert claiming all 3 on the first night.But Dean symons edged over Josh  the second night taking both of the final nights holeshot's.Matthew winn claimed 4th overall after great riding throghout.Alister Gwenapp also rode great with a fantastic result of third in the last nights first race wich claimed him 5Th overall ahead of Ben Roberts who took great rides to finish in 6th.
 
The big wheel 85cc class saw great racing whilst mixing up with small wheel 85cc riders.With small wheel rider Josh Gilbert proving hard to catch for evan the bigger racers.Race one to start the series saw Kieran Fogarty power his 150F to claim the holshot.Soon out front was the 150F of Stuart Smiths who claimed the race win.Whilst Simon Crocker rode great on his new suzuki machine claiming second just a head of greatly raced Josh Taylor.Race two saw the ever improving Maverick Smith fly to claim the holeshot.Simon and Stuart was in battle for the win but this time the 2 stroke got the edge as Simon claimed the race win ahead of Stuart and another third was claimed by Josh.Race three saw Maverick again claim the holeshot.But it was Lawrence harper,who after having bad luck with a puncture earlier on in the night,who was out front and whent on to claim the race win ahead of Josh taylor who this time got the edge over  Stuart to take second.The second night of the series saw ex club member Ross Deason come back to the club to race his much missed fraddon track.The race was under way but it was the great riding of Alex hockey that claimed the holeshot.A bad crash was had at the front in the first lap involving Simon crocker who escaped seriouse injury.Ross Deason was fighting well up the front of the pack with Stuart Smith and Lawrence harper.But stuart just claimed the edge to take the win with Deason second and Harper in third.The final race was exciting Stuart and Alex was charging for the holeshot but was too close to call.Stuart went on to take another race win taking him to first overall.whilst Lawrence claimed second to take him to second overall.Alex Hockey claimed third and Cameron young took his TM to a great 4th overall just ahead of the brilliantly rode Josh taylor in 5th.But it was consistently good rides that took the Lady racer of charlene vernon to claim the 6th Overall spot ahead of the rest of the boys making top 10 for the first time.
 
The seniors class saw a very small line up of just 7 riders on the first night but the racing was none the less fast and furiouse.The gates dropped and Jake Howard took the first holeshot.But Darren Toy was soon out at the front were he stayed on to take the race win ahead of Jake Howard and a great ride gave Brad Bolitho the third spot to start the series.Whilst Jake Prinn claimed 6th place.Race two Saw Darren take another brilliant ride taking the first spot leaving a battle for second against Brad and Jack but this time Brad took the second leaving jack to take the third spot this time.Whilst Wesley Smith claimed the forth spot.The final race for the first night saw dominating Darren give all the other riders a small head start.And it was Jack Howard that claimed the holeshot once more and went on to a great win leaving Darren to take second just by giving the short lead he gave.The next night saw a slightly better line up of 12 seniors.The top to riders of the night was  250F rider Frank James Opie and the very talented 2 stroke rider of Guy Jacobs who spent the night in Hot pursuit.The first race was under way with Guy Jacobs screaming to the holeshot.Frank was Just seconds  away but just couldent come close to Guy who claimed the first race win leaving frank to settle for the second. whilst Brad Bolitho claimed the third spot after a respectible race.Whilst Adam Hoskin claimed 6th spot.Race two again saw Jacobs claim the holeshot as the battle beetween him and Frank began once more.This time Frank came closer to guy then ever but just couldent quit get the edge to the little talented rider,leaving guy to claim a fantastic win one again with frank taking a very hard trying second with Brad taking the third spot.Jake howard took the overall first spot.Ahead of consistent Brad Bolitho.Two nights of brilliant racing throughout saw Ross Johns claim the third spot overall ahead of ever trying Jack Prinn who took fourth.Darren toy took the fifth spot due to being a spectator on the second night.Whilst Liam Collings rode his best throughout claiming the sixth spot.    
 
 
Amx was by far the biggest line up of riders out of all the groups for both nights.And was Exhilarting for both the riders and spectators.Race one was under with Daniel Wade claiming the holeshot to start the evening series.The Battle was on with Daniel and Johnny Hawkins.The racing was close but the edge from the holeshot gave daniel wade the race win with Johnny close behind claiming second,and  with a great ride the third place was grabbed by Tom Brown.
The second race was under way and it was daniel wade that claimed the holeshot once again,and the battle beetween him and johnny was under way again,with Johnny pressuring Wadey more than the last time round but not enough as he again had to settle for the second spot,as Dan took the chequard flag.Race three saw Johnny more than egar for the race win and he claimed the holeshot.This time it was Daniel's Turn to put the pressure on but Johnny powerd the way through claming the win leaving Dan to take the second spot this time.Whilst a brilliant ride Saw 
Carl Maltroy take third.The second night saw evan more spectaculer racing.Leon Burt claimed the holeshot but took a bad crash just after completing the first lap.Daniel Wade took the race win.With Johnny Hawkins just behind once again with Jason Frazer taking the third spot.The final race saw the clubs Vice Chairman Matthew Thomas claim the holeshot.Daniel Wade was in close pursuit behind but couldent get close enough.Matt took the race win with Dan second ad Jason Frazer claiming the third spot once again.Daniel Wade took claimed first overall ahead of second overall Johnny Hawkins after some brilliant battling together.Carl Maltroy rode flat out to take third overall.Whilst Matthew Richards was on form to take forth overall.Whilst Simon Bevan claimed fifth spot just ahead of sixth place Mark Lancely 
 
 
 
 
The club would like to thank everyone who took part in the evening series,aswell as all the supporting specatators and for all the help given throughout the nights.And would like to Congratulate Oliver Winn on being the Succesfull rider to recieve the big st blazey donated series trophy.We hope to see you all at our Fun 2 day meeting at fraddon on the 29th and 30th of august for another great weekends racing.

 
SERIES OVERALL RESULTS
 
AUTO'S
1ST TODD SAWYER  
2ND MARY GRIBBLE
3RD SAM HUNT
4TH KIAN MAYHO
5TH ARCHIE BEES
 
JUNIORS
 
1ST JAKE EDEY
2ND AIDAN WILLIAMS
3RD OLIVER WINN
4TH DAN ROBERTS
5TH DANIEL ROBERTS
6TH LUCY CALVERT
 
SMALL WHEEL 85CC
 
1ST JOSH GILBERT
2ND STEVE GILBERT
3RD DEAN SYMONS
4TH MATTHEW WINN
5TH ALISTER GWENAPP
6TH BEN ROBERTS
 
BIG WHEEL 85CC
 
1ST STUART SMITH
2ND LAWRENCE HARPER
3RD ALEX HOCKEY
4TH CAMERON YOUNG
5TH JOSH TAYLOR
6TH CHARLENE VERNON
 
SENIORS
 
1ST JAKE HOWARD
2ND BRAD BOLITHO
3RD ROSS JOHNS
4TH JACK PRINN
5TH DARREN TOY
6TH LIAM COLLINGS
 
AMX
 
1ST DANIEL WADE
2ND JOHNNY HAWKINS
3RD CARL MALTROY
4TH MATTHEW RICHARDS
5TH SIMON BEVAN
6TH MARK LANCELY

LANDRAKE ~ NATIONAL ~ 25TH & 26TH JUNE

Cornwall schoolboy scramble club was the proud hosters of the latest BSMA national series that took place on the 25th & 26th july at landrake moto park.saturday greeted the riders with a brilliantly prepared track with lots of sunshine and perfect conditions.But the sunday took non stop rainfall making the track extreamly wet and difficult resulting in the meeting being abandoned soon after the first block. 
 
AMX open was the first class to race .The first race holeshot for the weekend went to Brett Wheeler.It was great for all to see the talented and highly stylish rider of cornwalls guy jacobs who's own bike has finally been fixed which is back out hitting the track's.Alan pearce and Brett wheeler battled for the lead.with Alan pearce taking the race 1 win.Race 2 saw Brett wheeler take the holeshot.A furious battled for the top spot again between wheeler and pearce.Pearce took a flip over the bars in one of the tracks faster corners.But was soon up and flying in slightly faster laptimes than wheeler.but couldent get close enough and took the second spot respectively just 0.55 of a second behind! Race 3 was soon under way and Alan pearce claimed the holeshot.Cornwall clubs Matthew thomas rode a great race and battled with the 2 stroke power of Connor pearce.Alan pearce went and claimed the win this time ahead of Brett wheeler.The wet race on the sunday was under way and Aaron collins gripped through mud and grabbed the holeshot but later on took a fall dropping him back.Guy jacobs was well up in the mid pack.whilst other local rider Ryan pryer was flying through the mud in 5th after upgrading from the senior class on saturday night.A battle was on beetween Liam chudg and Brett wheeler who was neck and neck.But it was Brett wheeler that took the final chequard flag for the weekend.
 
 
 
The Amx class was next out to race.The gates dropped and Nathan housley powered to claim the holeshot.Cornwall clubs Leon burt and Craig dawe was flying through the pack but Leon soon later pulled off.Leaving craig dawe speeding to be the clubs top rider in the pack.Darren banwell althought looking very tired flew to take the win.Race 2 was under way and Nathen housley took the holeshot again.Mark young went on and took the top spot just under 3 second ahead of James cole.Whilst Ryan childs took a DNF.Race 3 was under way with james cole fired too the first corner too take the holeshot.Craig Dawe Was flying and battling with Jonathone pickett who later takes the pass and pulls away.A collision was had by Graham Lamb and Nathan housley but both rider were uninjured.Mark young took the race win.craig dawe finished in a great 14th.Darren banwell claimed the wet race holeshot.Top of the local riders was Matthew richards who powered his fourstroke through the big ruts that had soon formed.Wayne slater smacked in to  the table top after a dodgy landing wich although wayne escaped with no injurys the bike was smashed.Darren banwell took the race win.Matthew richard claimed 13th to finish his weekend.
 
 
The savage group of seniors was realesed from the gates but rider Levi coombes fell down seeming to be extreamly hurt the race was red flagged but levi was later up and luckily was un hurt.The race was restarted and Daniel skidmore grabbed himself the holeshot.The pace of the fearless seniors was excitingly brilliant to watch and it was James dunn that claimd the first win but second spot Aaron jenner was just 0.95 of a second behined.15th spot was claimed by cornwalls Jamie orchard just ahead of south somersets ben butler.whilst liam cutis stevens after riding brilliant took a DNF.
The race 2 holeshot was grabbed by Aaron jenner keeping it out front powering to the race win ahead of david sweet who was right on his tail.A fuming pace was shown by James dunn who rode flat out to take 3rd spot.After problems in race 1 Liam curtis stevens roared past the flag in a smashing 14th place.Race 3 saw david sweet take the holeshot flying through to take the 3rd spot.Liam right was the one to take the chequard flag after raging faster than anyone from start to the great finish ahead of james Dunn who rode fantasticly.Race 4 saw Jansen day smash to the front for the holeshot he flew through the deep ruts and wet condtions claiming the 5th spot.Behind the brilliant tye kellet.Aaron jenner was the one that flew to take the win.whilst local rider Rocky lethaby rode brilliantly taking a great result of 19th.Whilst Tom gibbons,Frank-james opie and loyd o brien after fantastic rides all weekend took the 26th 27th and 28th spot.
 
The almost full gate line up of spectaculerly quick big wheel 85s was under way.Alex meadows grabbed the holeshot.But it was the fantastic 150F rider of Sunny Thompson who claimed the win almost a full 4 second ahead of the hard trying Luke newman.Cornwalls riders of Toby harvey and Max wills came close together in 22nd and 23rd.Whilst Chase neale clamied 13th spot.race 2 was under way with riders flying to the first corner making the holeshot to close to call but it was sunny who flew over the table top first as he headed for another race win.Alex tarr rode great wich took him to 19th.whilst Stuart smith got the better of max wills in 21st and 22nd.Adam lane rode his best and claimed 31st.Jack blackburn who missed the very start failing to get his KTM started flew up from dead last to take a good 26th.race 3 started with Rickie roderick taking the holeshot.Cornwalls jack gribble took a bad start being way down just 3 from last but picked up the pace to take 25th.But it was Jack timms who took the win getting the edge over the brilliant sunny thompson.Cornwalls oliver cortis was riding excellent but whent rong on a step down ending in a DNF and sadly paremedic attention.The rain was falling and the final race was under way on sunday with sunny thompson claiming the holeshot and taking the race win after a dominating weekend taking first spot in the support riders overall.local riders Simon gill had an unstoppable weekend he rode fantastic every race and rode the ride of his life taking him to 17th on the final weeknd race taking him to second spot in the overall supports riders.
Karl heycock took 13th in the wet conditons.whilst Stuart smith whiped to a nasty fall on the table top  calling the day quits respectively. 
 
 
 
The small wheels 85s showed some brilliant racing throughout the pack.The race was under way Curtis blamey raged to the holeshot.He rode great to take the race 1 win.Liam knight took the second ahead of Oliver osmaston.local rider Jamie buckingham took a great 21st to start his weekend.whilst jack hunt claimed 10th.Liam knight claimed the race 2 holeshot. flying through the track though was oliver osmaston who this time got the best result claiming the first.Liam knight kept it quick taking second.Cornwalls Steven gilbert rode terrifically coming 8th ahead of 9th dylan bayton.whilst tyron cleaver claimed the 18th spot after a good ride.Jamie buckingham and Bill gribble had been battling in the mid pack together but it was jamie that got the better spot in 14th.The whole pack fired out the gates for the start of race 3 wich saw liam knight claim the first spot.the whole pack rode great with some fast riding.Ben beadle charged at the front of the pack taking 4th spot.whilst hard trying Ben gibbons came in 22nd.Josh gilbert rode a great ride to take 6th spot.The small wheels  wet and rutted forth race was under way with Danny lanfear slidding his way to the holeshot.he rode brilliantly through the hard conditions and whent on to take 3rd spot.Cornwalls dean symons after riding brilliant all weekend rode better than ever finiding some lines that took him to the front of the pack finishing in a brilliant 6th
But it was Curtis blamey who stormed the class to take the race win.Edward crocker found the conditons to difficult and took a DNF  after a brilliant weekends riding.Although not toping the riding of Curtis blamey it was Second spot Liam knight who was flying with the fastest lap time of the race.
 
The very talented 65cc pack of riders showed some extreamly quick riding on there little tiny bikes showing they could get round as quick as any one.race 1 was under way with David keet succeding in taking the holeshot.But hot sensation Conrad mewse was out front in no time at all.Leo kessel unfortunatly took a stalled start but whent on to take 28th spot ahead of frazer buckingham.Conrad mewse was flying and took the race 1 win.where as the close behind Jake deacon was hot on his tail taking second.Whilst Jake curtis stevens took a brilliant 7th a great start to his weekend.
the 65cc race 2 was under way jake deacon claimed the holeshot but the race was soon restarted due to red flag but again jake claimed the holeshot and a pile up was had consisiting of around 5 unfortunate riders but all were soon up and flying again.It wasent untill lap 2 that Conrad mewse reclaimed the lead.Aiden williams was riding great and went to take 19th spot.conrad mewse pulled away taking first spot with jake deacon settling for the second.Joe effiert came a great 18th spot.Jake deacon raged to the holeshot for race 3 and try'd his hardest and this time got the edge on conrad mewse! who had to settle for the second spot.David keet claimed the third spot.whilst Henry bees took a brilliant 19th spot.And riding brilliantly Callum ford came 9th.After taking the first spot Jake deacon again claimed the holeshot in the diffcult condtions for race four.conrad mewse came flying to the front.But jake deacon kept powering behind him as fast as he could.As it seemed that conrad was no doubt going to win a close in front back marker came sliding down the hill after the step down leaving mid air conrad to only hope there would be space to land but the bike was in his line and conrad was off and jake deacon came flying down almost joining them both but skiddid his way hrough the wreck going on to take the very well earnt win.with conrad claiming the second respectivly. 
 
 
The club would like to thank everyone involved in the weekend.including all marshalls riders helpers paremedics and everyone else including those spectators who came to support the meeting.the club would also like to wish big wheel rider Oliver cortis a speedy recover in any injury he recieved in his unfortunate fall. 
 
 
 RESULTS.
 
CHAMPIONSHIP  AMX OPEN
 
1ST SEAN LOCK
2ND JAKE GROSSMAN
3RD CONNOR PEARCE
4TH DAVID FORD
5TH PAUL HUSSEY
6TH DANIEL BOUCHER
 
SUPPORT AMX OPEN
 
1ST BRETT WHEELER
2ND DANIEL WALSH
3RD ROSS FLASHMAN
4TH MARTIN HOLMAN
5TH ALAN PEARCE
6TH MIKE McNAMARA
 
CHAMPIONSHIP AMX
 
1ST JAMES COLE
2ND DARREN BANWELL
3RD  WARREN FIELD
4TH  PATRICK COLLINS
5TH  JONATHON PICKETT
6TH  SCOTT HAMBRIDGE
 
SUPPORT AMX
 
1ST ROSS KEEWORTH
2ND JAKE OWEN
3RD MATTHEW RICHARD
4TH MARK YOUNG
5TH MARK CALCUTT
6TH CRAIG DAWE
 
CHAMPIONSHIP SENIORS
 
1ST AARON JENNER
2ND DAVID SWEET
3RD JANSEN DAY
4TH ALEX HUSSEY
5TH LIAM WRIGHT
6TH DAN THORNHILL
 
SUPPORT SENIORS
 
1ST JAMES DUNN
2ND TYE KELLET
3RD JAMIE ORCHARD
4TH LEIGHTON HOLMES
5TH LOYD'O'BRIEN
6TH TOM GIBBONS
 
CHAMPIONSHIP BIG WHEELS
 
1ST ALEX MEADOWS
2ND LUKE NEWMAN
3RD JACK TIMMS
4TH JAY THOMAS
5TH CHARLEY MILLS
6TH ZAC ALSOP
 
SUPPORT BIG WHEELS.
 
1ST SUNNY THOMPSON
2ND SIMON GILL
3RD JACK JENNER
4TH MAX WILLS
5TH TOBY HARVEY
6TH JACK HICKEN
 
CHAMPIONSHIP SMALL WHEELS
 
1ST LIAM KNIGHT
2ND CURTIS BLAMEY
3RD DANNY LANFEAR
4TH BEN BEADLE
5TH GREG EVANS
6TH LEWIS HUGHES
 
SUPPORT SMALL WHEELS.
 
1ST JOSH GILBERT
2ND DYLAN BAYTON
3RD LUKE WILLIAMS
4TH LIAM TAYLOR
5TH BEN GIBBONS
6TH EDWARD CROCKER
 
CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIORS 65CC
 
1ST JAKE DEACON
2ND CONRAD MEWSE
3RD DAVID KEET
4TH TOMMIE SCHOFIELD
5TH MICHAEL ELLIS
6TH ETHAN GATENBY
 
SUPPORT JUNIORS 65CC
 
1ST JOSH BUNTER
2ND CALLUM FORD
3RD HARRY PRITCHARD
4TH HARRY KIMBER
5TH CASEY WILLIAMS
6TH HENRY BEES

WAINHOUSE~12TH JULY

Written by:Charlene vernon
Photos by:charlene vernon(http://www.csscracers.webs.com/)
 
Cornwall schoolboy scramble club's summer championship round 7 took place july 12th at the wainhouse corner track near bude.With lots of rainfull throughout the week and heavy rain full all day saturday around the areas near the track many riders where expecting a very wet and muddy day.But with a greatly prepared and newley extended track it wasn't long till the dust started to scatter around the sunny skies that spread all over wainhouse.With grouping up the Autos and the 65cc juniors class together as well as the big wheel and small wheel group plans to run four blocks was in place with each riders top 3 scores going towards the championship,the club did not dissapoint.A very small drizzel of rain fell as practice was about to commence where all the riders where about to takal all the new jumps and track layout for the first time and it wasent long untill the race's began!  
 
It was the AMX  class that was out first with a big line up of riders the gates dropped  with johnny hawkins claiming the first holeshot of the day.It was long untill Leon Burt and Matthew Thomas was out the front battling for the first spot whilst Johnny was in 3rd with Daniel Wade close in behind.but leon burt started pull A lead ahead of the other riders as he was 1 of very few riders to have the Guts and pure confidence to attack the huge step down that was part of the new track layout he whent on to take the first chequered flag.Whilst matthew thomas came second johnny came 3rd and daniel wade came 4th just ahead of 5th place tom brett.The gates dropped for the second race and this time Leon claimed the holeshot keeping his seriously quick riding out front to again take another Win!.Whilst johnny hawkins and matt thomas again was in a very close battle! but it was hawkins that took the second spot with matt taking the 3rd whilst daniel wade took another 4th this time though just ahead of mark denslow.The third race again saw leon take the holsehot whilst a pile up was had by  wayne slater and jonathon hewit.whilst at the front leon johnny and matthew was in hot pursuit with nither rider giving an inch! as where james millward and tom brett! Leon ended up pulling of the track needing medical attention  to his leg.and Johnny hawkins fired for the third race win!.whilst james millward grabbed the 4th.Johnny claimed the 4th race holeshot.but with leon missing from the start.with james millward out on leons honda 250F but sadly took a DNF after a crash whilst in second.Johnny hawkins and matthew thomas was in a horrific crash when johnny roled the huge new step down and matthew thomas jumped it coming down and landing on johnny.matt took a DNF but johnny was back up and finished the race.but it was daniel wade that took the top spot!Ahead of robert jago,mark denslow,jack talbot and mark calcutt.
 
The seniors saw come terrific racing and was the goup with the most riders attempting the big new jump that most riders wouldent dare! Brad maddever took the first holeshot.With Ryan parker was out the gates on his brand new 09 rmz 250F.But jamie orchard was soon out front and stuck it out there to take the win ahead of Frank james opie and tom gibbons.which left bradley maddever and Darren toy to battle it out for forth!with Darren taking the forth and brad claiming 5th.Frank james opie took the second race holseshot.but bradley maddever passed him by the first table top.Later on Frank came off track with his bike being out ofline but then went back out a lap later.Jamie orchard took the win with darren toy second and brad third.the Race 3 was soon under way with some powerfully close riding by jamie orchard and bradley maddever whilst they battled close for the lead.Darren toy soon came up to battle with bradley maddever as well wich put the pressure on!but not enough as he took the race win,darren second,frank third whilst jake howard took 6th.the final race of the day's holeshot went to bradley maddever.with darren toy not on the line.jamie orchard and brad had to battle it out again but jamie took the race win with brad second and frank third with Tom gibbons after a great day taking the 4th just ahead of wesley smith and adam hoskin. 
 
 
 
The big wheel and small wheel 85's raced together.not evan the top riders out there evan attempted the big step down but the rest of the new layout showed the riders skills and speed.the first race gates dropped and hot holeshoter Steven gilbert calimed it for the small wheels whilst Kieran fogarty claimed it for the big wheels.Some quick racing was had out front.Daniel furse took a scary fall in the tracks usual step ups resulting in paremedic attention but dan picked him self up 2 laps later too grab some finishing champioship points.whilst Big wheel jack gribble was out front with hot pursuiting small wheel rider steve gilbert close behind.with jack gribble taking the big wheel win with steve gilbert taking the first  small wheel win.
Race 2 holeshot for small wheels was steve again.with william hawkins taking it for the big wheel class this time.Jack gribble had a bad start being down in the mid pack.steve gilbert was flying away from the rest of the small wheel pack as well as being too quick to catch for the top big wheelers as he whent to take another win.Daniel furse took a steadier race after his crash.and the track conditions where coming out to be perfect!Alex hockey rode his big wheel classed small wheel to the max.taking the 4th spot whilst gribble pushed his way up to the second spot.but stuart smith took the big wheel win.Race three was under way and alex took the big wheel holeshot whilst steven gilbert got the small wheels again.Dean symons bill gribble and thomas parker all rode great througout the race.steve took the race win.dean second bill third ben gibbons forth thomas.whilst stuart took the big wheel win ahead of alex hockey second after a brilliant start max wills third and maverick smith in fith place.the forth race was under way and steve got the holeshot again whilst kieran fogarty claimed another holeshot for the big wheels.some brilliant racing was had by club championship top runners who were battling in the middle of the pack from both classes.steve again showed his skills to all the big wheel riders as he came in first ahead of them all.whilst jack gribble came first for the big wheels.
harry webster came 17th overall in the big wheels after a good day whilst small wheel rider seb cox came 12th.
 
The Juniors and the autos also raced together and rode the full track.first race holeshot for the 65cc riders was brandon eva.whilst todd sawyer and mary gribble made the holeshot to close to call! brandon eva whent on to take the race win ahead of aiden williams alfie crocker and oliver winn.todd sawyer topped the autos ahead of mary gribble tyler rowe and morgan timms.the second race saw brandon eva take another holeshot for the 65cc and todd sawyer clearly take the auto holeshot.some great racing was taking place with riders swapping places.todd sawyer took another win.but this time morgan timms claimed the second ahead of mary gribble.whilst kian mayho came 5th just ahead of archie bees.Aiden williams topped the 65 class with alfie crocker taking the second with brendon eva taking the third with henry bees taking the 6th spot.The third race saw Dan roberts take the holeshot for the 65's whilst todd sawyer took another for the auto class.some close racing was had with the riders all mixing it up and battling out together,Todd sawyer nearly took a nasty tumble when him and 65cc rider Callum jago came bar bashing at the top straight,but held it up and whent on to take another win whilst archie bees took a 4th ahead of kian mayo.whilst brandon eva claimed top spot for the 65cc class with aiden claiming another second with jake roe buck third.the last race of the day was soon underway and again Brandon eva claimed the holeshot for the 65's whilst Mary gribble grabbed the autos!some very close racing was being had by the little bike riders.Henry bees took a fall in the new sections of the track but rejoined the race.Mary whent on to take the third spot behind morgan timms and top rider todd sawyer.whilst Archie bees took the fith ahead of kian mayho.Brandon eva took another race win ahead of aiden williams jake roebuck and aflie crocker.the two bib riders of the 65cc class of Daniel woodward and Sam johns spent the day together at the back of the pack with sam getting the edge taking the 1 3th overall spot.
 
The club would like to thank every single one of you that did your bit to help on the weekend and all the riders that came for another great days racing.And hope to see many of you at the fun evening series round 1 at fraddon on wednesday july 29th.
 
RESULTS.
 
AMX 
 
1ST JOHNNY HAWKINS  
2ND MATTHEW THOMAS
3RD DANIEL WADE
4TH MARK DENSLOW
5TH ROBERT JAGO
6TH JAMES MILLWARD 
 
SENIORS 
 
1ST JAMIE ORCHARD
2ND BRADLEY MADDEVER
3RD DARREN TOY
4TH FRANK JAMES OPIE
5TH TOM GIBBONS
6TH WESLEY SMITH
 
BIG WHEEL 85 
 
1ST JACK GRIBBLE
2ND STUART SMITH
3RD ALEX HOCKEY
4TH MAX WILLS
5TH WILLIAM HAWKINS
6TH MAVERICK SMITH
 
SMALL WHEEL 85
 
1ST STEVEN GILBERT 
2ND DEAN SYMONS
3RD BILL GRIBBLE
4TH BEN GIBBONS
5TH THOMAS PARKER
6TH MATTHEW WINN
 
JUNIOR 65CC
 
1ST BRANDON EVA
2ND AIDEN WILLIAMS
3RD ALFIE CROCKER
4TH JAKE ROEBUCK
5TH OLIVER WINN
6TH DAN ROBERTS
 
AUTO
 
1ST TODD SAWYER
2ND MARY GRIBBLE
3RD MORGAN TIMMS
4TH TYLER ROWE
5TH ARCHIE BEES
6TH KIAN MAYHO
 
 
PHOTOS :
 
 SENIOR RIDERS CRAIG FURSE 8 AND ADAM HOSKIN 53  

AND AMX START
 
AND AMX DANIEL WADE  (41)

CHARITY MEETING 28/06/09

written by:charlene vernon
photo's by:charlene vernon (http://www.csscracers.webs.com/
 
 
Cornwall schoolboy scramble club held a charity motocross meeting to raise money for the handstand appeal in aid of marshall janson.The club held the meeting at their new venue truthen farm near trispen,newquay.with a fast and long circuit taking up the space of two field's their was sure to be some fast and furious racing for the spectators to see and not 1 of the riders dissapointed.And with the extra groups of open amx,and a class of a few hardcore quad riders the day was sure to be very exciting.A short fall of rain fell first thing in the morning causing one of the hills to be a real struggle evan for some of our top riders through the practice laps. But  the sun shined over the track and the racing began.
 
 
The three hardcore quad racers showed just how forceful and quick they really are.
the racing was so furious that contact was made a few times which really showed neither racer was going to back down at all.But it was the number 90 machine of D hart that managed to hang it out front pulling edges away on the other 2 racers lap by lap taking him self to 1st overall with 3 exhausting wins.
In race 2 of the quad class Matthew thomas had a problem and pulled out of the race,but a couple laps later he came back out to finish the race in third.Finishing the day with 2 thirds and a second.He finished in thrid overall.with the consistently try hard rider Tim jones taking the 2nd overall with 2 seconds and a third.
 
 
The Amx experts showed off their 2 wheel skills to the quad biker boys.Showing some extremely forceful and exhilarating speeds all day long.In race 1 of the day Daniel wade claimed the holeshot showing he wasent going to be messing around 1 bit.Also quad mounted,Matthew thomas raced the day in the amx experts showing just how high his fitness levels are.Unfortunatly the race 1 start for him couldent have been anyworse after stalling it in the 1st corner putting him to dead last.But he showed just how much of an expert rider he really was when he was soon up battling for 2nd with Leon burt.But it was Matthew thomas that took the 1st race win of the day with daniel wade staying out front taking the 2nd and leon burt took the 3rd.whilst the cr500cc machine came in 4th with the skillfull riding of Jason fraser.The race 2 holeshot was launched and and well claimed by sam chapman who was riding 1 of the older bikes of the class.Jason fraser had a fall dropping him well down the pack,but he soon showed the he could push to the front on his remedies bar race bike he raced for the second race of the day rather than the 500. as he powerd his way through the pack.Sam chapman and Gerald spiers had there own battle with each rider swapping places each lap a number of times.The top runners of the pack of Leon burt Daniel wade and Matthew thomas was neck and neck showing just how much the win would mean to each of them.But it was Leon that raged past the chequard flag first with Daniel close behind and matthew in third.In race 3 it was recently absent from the cornwall championship rounds rider Guy jacobs who took the final holeshot of the day on his friends borrowed bike.But Jason fraser was out front on the 500 but it wasent long till the powerfull riding of Leon,Daniel and Matthew pushed up past to once again battle for the final race win of the day and once again it was Leon that claimed it with Matthew in second and daniel third.Gerald Spiers claimed 11th overall just behind 10th overall Sam chapman.
 
 
The Amx junior class was such a large gate line up.Many dad's of the usual club championship schoolboy riders saw the charity meeting as a  great chance to get out on their bikes and have a laugh.The 1st race start was had with a short shower of rain  the start was forcefull with a nasty fall was had at the very front by Rob Commons causing the close behind riders having a tough job to avoid hitting him or his bike,he was soon up and going and was quick enough to join the back of the pack riders as he rode his way up through.The pack had tight racing all the way through.But it was A.P martyn who took the 1st race win of the day with Tony dinham second and Sam chapman came third.
The second race of the day was even more fearcefull but this time their was a clean start as the riders powered through the start straight.But once again A.P martyn was out front through the race and claimed the win,with Vince purnell claiming the second after a quick race.Whilst stuart george passed the chequered flag in third.In the final race of the day the slower riders of the group had a small head start,but it was only a loop untill the rest of the pack raged their way through dropping the slower riders  back.It was soon A.P martyn out at the front again.As the racers powerd their way through the track mid pack rider Daniel Yateman pulled a big wheely up on the top straight.Altough soon out front in the begining lap A.P martyn was not the rider to take the chequered flag as he took second to finish the day.Whilst Stuart george claimed the last race win taking himself to second overall.Whilst Alan Chapman claimed 9th overall ahead of his son Sam chapman who came 10th overall.
 
 
A small line up of senior riders was just as quick and powerfull as the other classes.
The first race of the day's holeshot was claimed by bradley maddever but his high speed coming down the hill caused his bike to slide out beneath him dropping him to last.Allowing Frank James Opie to run the race in first.Brad was soon back up the pack putting high pressure on to Josh bath whilst he was in second causing Josh to take a hard fall.Allowing Brad to battle with Frank James Opie for the win but was unable to take a pass.Whilst after the fall Josh bath managed to claim the third place to the start of his weekend.In race two Frank James Opie raged to take the holeshot in hopes to take another race win.But Bradley maddever soon passed and the battle for the first place spot began again.As the high paced race whent on the pressure for the win between the two of them meant contact was made.But this time it was Bradley that took the chequered flag whilst Frank James Opie came second.And craig furse claiming the fourth spot not far ahead of Ross Johns who came 5th.The final race holeshot was claimed by Bradley maddever this time keeping it up right.But Frank James Opie maged to edge over Bradley to take a pass.Whilst as running third place Josh bath drops it on the down hill.Allowing Craig Furse to run in the third spot.Whilst bradley maddever passes over Frank James Opie.Josh bath came flying through the circuit after his fall and was right behind third spot Craig Furse and josh whanted the third spot he took a chancy attempt at a pass on Craig resulting in Josh bath coming down hard taking a DNF.Bradley maddever took the race win to take the overall.Whilst after a hard trying day Robert chapman claimed 6th overall,ahead of 7th overall George white.
 
The big wheel and the small wheel 85cc riders raced together.As the racing began the two big wheel riders of Will Hawkins and Simon Crocker battled them self out front for the holeshot.It was soon Simon out front with Will in second and Stuart smith powering on the fourstroke 150F behind them.with Matthew winn chasing on after the big wheel riders.Stuart smith manages to get out front but soon after takes a fall dropping him back down.Williams hawkins also drops his bike on a bend.But both riders soon get back up to the top of the pack.Simon crocker took the race win.will hawkins still managed to claim the second spot.And stuart smith claimed third whilst after a brilliant ride Cameron Young took a 4th overall.Matthew winn went on to take the 1st spot for the small wheels with Ben roberts taking the second and Daniel furse claimed the third spot to start the weekend.The race 2 holeshot whent to Will hawkins for the big wheels and the small wheel holeshot was claimed by Matthew winn.Close racing was had throughout all the small wheel and big wheel riders.With stylish riding by stuart smith taking himself to a win.with simon crocker taking the second and will claimed a third just a head of alex hockey and oliver cortis.But the adreniline was pumping the most for small wheel rider Daniel furse who charged all race long to take his first ever race win! getting the edge over second place Matthew winn.When the final race of the day was underway It was Alex hockey that flew to the first corner to take the  holeshot for the big wheels.whilst Dan furse with being confident boosted by his race win raged to take the small wheel holeshot.After such a great start from hockey he unfortunately took a fall on the second lap.once again Staurt was out front and stayed there to take another win and first overall.will came close behind in second to take second overall with despite the fall on lap 2 alex hockey finished in 4th taking him to a 4th overall just behind third overall simon crocker.And Daniel furse after just taking his first ever race win topped the day with another win taking the overall with tied points with matthew winn just ahead of  ben roberts who came second and third overall.After a DNF in the final race Seb cox came 8th overall in the small wheels.whilst after a good days racing Harry Webster came 14th in the big wheels.whilst oliver cortis came 7th.
 
The junior 65cc and the auto 50cc riders also raced together.
The small bikes flew over the start straight with Dan roberts taking the first holeshot of the day for the 65cc class,whilst todd sawyer showed the slightly bigger lads that a bike doesent need gears to get to the first corner quick as he claimed the auto holeshot.Aidan williams found a lot of grip on the grassy wet track pushing him to the front.whilst leo kessell took a fall by the track's jump.Aidan williams went on to take the 65cc win whilst todd sawyer took the race win of the auto class on his Lem.Lewis hawkins came in second behind aidan.whilst Morgan Timms came in behind todd.Aidan williams took another holeshot as the second race was underway.Sadly whilst running in 3rd in the 65cc Oliver winn's seat came of his bike as he stood up on the top of his pegs dropping him back.Lewis hawkins charges in second and closes the gap on Aidan williams and manages to take a pass on the 5th lap,going on to take the win,with Aidan taking the  second with Henry bees flying his way all race long to take a brilliant third place.Whilst the uncatchable Lem auto pilot of Todd sawyer powers through the grass to another win.whilst Morgan Timms takes another second,leaving Archie bees to take the well ridden third.Race three was under way and aidan claimed the holeshot for the 65's once again,as did todd sawyer for the autos.Todd sawyer powered through the grass quicker than ever and was running his automatic dirtbike in 6th place including the 65's leaving the other 2 autos behind leaving them to battle alone.A quick battle started out front between Aiden and Lewis who were raging to take the final 65c win of the day.But it was Lewis that claimed it to take the first overall with Aiden taking second overall.with after 3 fast paced races Henry bees took the third overall spot.Whilst Daniel back had a lot of fun trying hard all day taking him to 12th overall.
After three impressive wins Todd sawyer took the overall With a well raced 3 second places Morgan Timms took second.Whilst Archie Bees flew past the flag with 3 thirds to take third overall.
 
The club would like to thank you all for supporting and rasing money for the handstand charity,And thanks to the paremedics,helpers,donations and all those that helped doing different jobs all weekend.we hope to see you all again for the next club championship round at wainhouse corner on 12th July for another great days racing.
 
 
RESULTS
 
QUADS
1ST D HART
2ND TIM JONES
3RD MATTHEW THOMAS 
 
AMX EXPERT
1ST LEON BURT
2ND MATTHEW THOMAS
3RD DANIEL WADE
4TH JASONFRASER
5TH JUSTIN HAWKINS
6TH JAMIE PAGET 
 
AMX JUNIORS
1ST A.P MARTYN
2ND STUART GEORGE
3RD VINCE PURNELL
4TH CHRIS PAGET
5TH GAVIN LINDSEY
6TH D BULLEN
 
SENIORS
1ST BRADLEY MADDEVER
2ND FRANK JAMES OPIE
3RD CRAIG FURSE
4TH ROSS JOHNS
5TH DAVID ARTHUR OPIE
6TH ROBERT CHAPMAN
 
BIG WHEEL 85 
1ST STUART SMITH
2ND WILLIAM HAWKINS
3RD SIMON CROCKER
4TH ALEX HOCKEY
5TH JON HAINES
6TH CAMERON YOUNG
 
SMALL WHEEL 85
1ST DANIEL FURSE
2ND MATTHEW WINN
3RD BEN ROBERTS
4TH JACK CONWAY BAKER
5TH ADAM DAWE
6TH EDWARD CROCKER 
 
JUNIOR 65
1ST LEWIS HAWKINS
2ND AIDEN WILLIAMS
3RD HENRY BEES
4TH OLIVER WINN
5TH CALLUM JAGO
6TH DANIEL ROBERTS
 
AUTO
1ST TODD SAWYER
2ND MORGAN TIMMS
3RD ARCHIE BEES
 
PHOTO'S
QUAD RIDER.TIM JONES
MOTOCROSS RIDERS.LEON BURT (144) DANIE WADE (41) AND MATTHEW THOMAS



  Round 6 club MX, LANDRAKE

cornwall schoolboy scramble club held their 6th round of the summer series campionship at the fantastic landrake moto park track near plymouth.
Despite the heavy rainfull on the saturday many riders turned up for another great days racing, and practice for the bsma national meaning that the club run the whole track including the whoops section for the first time.
 
First out for the first race of the day after a slippy practice was the high charging amx.which due to a high entry was split into groups that run togeather in different mixes.As the day went on some very quick and forcefull racing was shown throughout the pack all day.Leon burt raged out the gate for race 1 of the amx start.But leon soon had company when daniel wade pressures him helping him to take the pass.But leon soon rages back to reclaim the lead then losses steam alowing both daniel wade and johnny hawkins to pass,with wadey staying on top to take the well earnt win.In the final race of the day Rob Commons came flying off his bike in the whoops section.But was lucky to escape any serious injury.with three straight wins michael williams was top of the amx groups to take first overall.
 
 
The quick high flyers of the senior class had  first race start pile up which meant for frank james opie to be off with a lot of catching up to do.Usual club member darren toy spent the day on a 250F instead of his ktm144 which took him to ninth overall.
Visitor rider Ben butler was the  man to be beet with the first race win of the day.But the second race of the day wasent so easy for him when he came down before the first jump at the start.In the final race of the day Ben Dennison grabbed himself a holeshot.Whilst Adam rockely rode his dad's,Steve rockley's bike after having problems with his earlier on in the day.As the day went on Wayne back rode himself to claim  the top spot of first overall.There had also been a few crashes had by the senior riders.With a crash had by visitor Jasmine coaker who had paramedic attention.
 
The delay from the accident ment the rain was falling for the start of the big wheel 85's,who where soon shot out of the gate.With Aiden prout taking a holeshot.But it was soon Jack blackburn and Toby harvey battling it out front,with Stuart smith and Alex tarr right behind them.But it was Blackburn that took the win.Whilst usual top runner Maverick smith haveing a fall took a unwanted DNF,as did Simon gill and Jed coaker. 
Alex tarr took the final race win with toby harvey second and alex hockey 10th.And after a bad day of two DNF'S Maverick smith finished a good 9th in the final race.
 
The rain had stoped for the first small wheel race of the day.Steven gilbert had a fall whilst in fourth chasing down Dean symons,who made a pass for second on Matthew winn in lap 3.With Dylan bainton taking his first of 3 race wins of the day.With Dean grabbing a second and matthew winn a third to start the weekend.Steve gilbert launched himself to take the second race holeshot wich helped him to claim second overall.Whilst Billy northcott took 20th overall.
 
Due to the rain the 65cc class had to run the same cut track as the autos.
Their was a clean start but the riders struggled on the 1st jump which caused a pile up.Whilst Jake curtis stevens pulled away and took the race win.With track conditons quickly improving the full track was re run for 65cc riders.A close holeshot in race 2 was had by Callum jago and Jack parkings.Dan roberts took a fall but still took himself to 14th overall.Whilst Oliver hewitt took 23rd overall,just ahead of 24th Zac hudson.
 
 
The autos where soon whizzing around the track,with Louis Thomas taking three straight wins taking 1st overal.With Morgan timms taking a great 2nd overall.Ahead of 3rd place Kaitan gwinther,whilst Todd sawer on his new Lem had problems taking him to 11th overall.   
 
The club would like to send thier best wishes to all the injured riders and that they make a speedy recovery.We hope to see you all on sunday june the 28th for our charity meeting at new venue Truthen farm trispen near truro the club will allso be alacating for an open class and hope to see many new faces for another great days racing!
 
 
RESULTS
 
AMX
 
1ST:Micheal williams
2ND:Daniel wade
3RD:Johnny hawkins
4TH:Matthew richards
5TH:Justin longdon
6TH:matthew thomas
 
SENIOR
 
1ST:Wayne back
2ND:Jamie orchard
3RD:Liam curtis-stevens
4TH:Ben butler
5TH:Loyd o'brien
6TH:Ben dennison
 
 
BIG WHEEL 85'S
 
1ST:Alex tarr
2ND:Toby harvey
3RD:Jack blackburn
4TH:Jack gribble
5TH:Stuart smith
6TH:William hawkins
 
 
 
SMALL WHEEL 85'S
 
1ST:Dylan bainton
2ND:Steven gilbert
3RD:Dean symons
4TH:Jarred parkins
5TH:Matthew winn
6TH:Jamie buckingham
 
 
65cc
 
1ST:Jack perkins
2ND:Jake curtis stevens
3RD:Joe eiffert
4TH:Brandon eva
5TH:Aidan williams
6TH:Jake roebuck
 
 
 
AUTO'S
 
1ST:Louis thomas
2ND:Morgan timms
3RD:Kaitan gwinther
4TH:Tyler rowe
5TH:Archie bees
6TH:Mary gribble
 



ROUND 5 ~ FRADDON

cornwall schoolboy scramble clubs 5th round of the summer series championship which was to be held on the 17th may sadly had to be cancelled due to extream rainfall over the fraddon motocross track located near newquay.The club would like to thank all riders  that had attended the meeting in hope for a days racing as well as all those that helped to set up and prepare  the track through the week and the sunday morning when plans to go ahead with the meeting was inplace and also a big thank you to all the members of the st johns paramedics  and we hope to see you all at the famous landrake moto park track located near plymouth on the sunday  7th of june this is a regs only event with regs being available on our clubs website at www.cornwallssc.webs.com 

Round 4 club MX, Wainhouse Corner

 
    The Sun shone at Wainhouse Corner, near Bude on Sunday for round four of the Cornwall club champs, the club had been busy re~vamping  the track and three blocks of exciting racing prevailed.
    A good turnout of AMX saw Dan Wade take the first race win of the day, Sam Chapman took the next two moto's and overall victory, with Wade second and Craig Dawe up in third.
    Tiverton's Alex Tarr won the Big wheel 85 group with three successive race wins, Jack Stevens took three seconds, while Stuart Smith claimed third place.
    Two wins and a second secured Liam Curtis-Stevens first overall in the Senior Class, Gearbox trouble in race one saw Wayne Back on a borrowed bike win race two, consistency paid off for Darren Toy with a second and two thirds gaining him second  overall and two first year senior class riders appeared on the leader board, Brad Maddever stormed to third overall and Josh Bath sixth.
     Steven Gilbert won the Small wheel 85 group with three wins, Dean Symons challenged in race one , but Gilbert pulled away in the next two, Bill Gribble took three thirds.
    The Junior 65 class saw Dan Mundell take overall victory with two race wins and a second, Brendon Cooper won race three and took second overall from third placed Jake Curtis- Stevens.
    Todd Sawyer won all three Auto races , with Mary Gribble taking three seconds and Tyler Rowe third. Sam Hunt hole shot race one and Mary Gribble the last two.
Auto                           Junior                                
1st Todd Sawyer         1st Daniel Mundell               
2nd Mary Gribble        2nd Brendon Cooper               
3rd Tyler Rowe           3rd Jake Curtis-Stevens         
4th Morgan Timms       4th Aiden Williams               
5th Kian Mayho          5th Lewis Hawkins               
6th Sam Hunt             6th Joe Eiffert                      
      SW85                           BW85
 1st Steven Gilbert           1st  Alex Tarr
 2nd Dean Symons          2nd Jack Stevens   
 3rd Bill Gribble               3rd Stuart Smith
 4th Josh Beer                4th Jack Blackburn 
 5th Mathew Winn            5th Jack Gribble
 6th Ben Gibbons             6th William Hawkins
 
Senior                                             AMX
1st Liam Curtis-Stevens              1st Sam Chapman
2nd Darren Toy                           2nd Daniel Wade
3rd Bradley Maddever                  3rd Craig Dawe 
4th Frank James Opie                 4th Johnny Hawkins
5th Tom Gibbons                         5th Tom Brown
6th Josh Bath                              6th Lee Bullen

 
Cornwall SSC ~ RD 3 ~ WAINHOUSE

Cornwall Schoolboys were racing at Exmoor Farm, near Week St Mary on Sunday, and the good weather saw a cracking days racing.
 
    Sam Chapman took a three race maximum score in the AMX, the battle was on for second place between Leon Burt, Johnny Hawkins and Daniel Wade. Whilst mid fields Wayne Slater, Vince Purnell and Richard Martyn swapped places throughout the day.
     The 85cc big wheelers saw Max Wills out of the gate like a rocket, Jack Gribble pulled a huge lead in race one but a hard crash on the last lap saw Simon Gill claim Victory with Will Hawkins having a fast ride take second, with Gribble third. The next two moto's saw Gribble take the checkered flag with Gill in hot pursuit throughout, with Stuart Smith third. A private battle for tenth place saw Oliver Cortis and Callum Malaber rubbing shoulders, Cortis gaining the position on the final moto.
    Liam Curtis-Stevens change to Yamaha seemed to suit him as he smoothly took all three race wins in the Senior group, a second and two thirds secured Lloyd O'Brien second overall, third place Darren Toy was on the pace coming in second in the final two moto's. There was some interesting racing mid field from Adam Hoskin, Craig Furse, and Rocky Letherby, Hoskin coming out on top by the end of the days racing.
     Josh Gilbert pulled away from the pack in the small wheel 85 class, Steve Gilbert secured three seconds and Dean Symons came in third. Seventh, eighth and ninth place racers Thomas Parker, Jack Conway Baker, and Adam Dawe all tied on points.
     Jack Roberts won the 65 class, but race two saw Roberts crash and young Daniel Mundell saw his chance and nailed it to the finish line, Mundell took second overall with Jake Cutis Stevens  third. Upgraded from the Auto's a single point separated Leo Kessell and Dan Roberts for seventeenth place.
    A small Auto group saw Todd Sawyer take the honours ahead of Morgan Timms and Tyler Rowe.
 
Results:
Auto
1st  Todd Sawyer
2nd  Tyler Rowe
3rd  Morgan Timms
4th Kian Mayho
5th Andrew Roebuck
6th Sam Hunt
junior
1st Jack Roberts
2nd Daniel Mundell
3rd Jake Curtis Stevens
4th Brendon Cooper
5th Brandon Eva
6th Joe Eiffert
SW85
1st Josh Gilbert
2nd Steven Gilbert
3rd Dean Symons
4th Mathew Winn
5th Ben Gibbons
6th Daniel Furse
BW85
1st  Jack Gribble
2nd Simon Gill
3rd Stuart Smith
4th William Hawkins
5th Loz Harper
6th Jack Blackburn
Senior
1st Liam Curtis-Stevens
2nd Lloyd O'Brien
3rd Darren Toy
4th Jamie Orchard
5th Tom Gibbons
6th Frank James Opie
AMX
1st Sam Chapman
2nd Leon Burt
3rd Johnny Hawkins
4th Matt Thomas
5th Tom Brown
6th Craig Dawe
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CORNWALL SSC ~ RD 2 ~ FRADDON

 

 
Cornwall Schoolboys kicked off the 2009 season at Pemburthy Farm, Fraddon on Sunday. Three Blocks of racing were had with rain, mud, and a driving hailstorm, the riders were battling each other and the weather, which eventually cleared up later on in the day.
    The 65cc juniors were away first, Jack Roberts performed well in the stormy conditions taking all three race wins and overall victory, Joe Eiffert and Brandon Eva battled it out for second and third spots.
    The AMX saw Dan Wade plough through the brown stuff like lightning, taking all three race wins. Robert Gilbert's consistently swift riding earned him second overall and Tom Myers secured third.
    Tyler Rowe won the Auto class taking the race one and  race three wins, but race two and girl power saw the pink jacket of little Mary Gribble picking some swift lines through the mud and ruts to take her first ever race win, and securing second overall. Andrew Roebuck claimed third place. All the Auto class rode well in the treacherous conditions.
    The Gilbert cousins had a good battle in the Small wheel 85 group, Josh taking two wins and the overall, Steven took a race win and second overall, with Dean Symons third.
     Jack Gribble took all three race wins in the Big wheel 85 class, the battle of the fourstrokes saw Loz Harper and Stuart Smith battle it out for second and third, whilst a single point separated ninth and tenth place riders Sean Semmen's and Cameron Young.
    The 125 Senior group saw the return of Nick Wadge who triumphantly took the opening race win, but was absent from the startline for the rest of the day. Lloyd O'Brien was on form in race two taking the chequered flag, a third in race three secured O'Brien third overall, but two seconds and a race three win saw Tom Gibbons come out top dog with first overall, the consistent FrankJames Opie claimed second overall. Fourth and fifth placed riders Bradley Maddever (on his first ride in the senior group) and Jamie Orchard tied on points, as did seventh and eighth placed Jamie Pharoah and Sean Browning.
    The club wish Jack Blackburn a get well soon, Jack broke his collar bone in practise.
 
results:
Auto's
1st  Tyler Rowe
2nd Mary Gribble
3rd Andrew Roebuck
4th Archie Bees
5th Todd Sawyer
6th Morgan Timms
Junior
1st Jack Roberts
2nd Joe Eiffert
3rd Brandon Eva
4th Brendon Cooper
5th Jake Roebuck
6th Henry Bees
SW85
1st Josh Gilbert
2nd Steven Gilbert
3rd Dean Symons
4th Bill Gribble
5th Matthew Winn
6th  Daniel Furse
BW85
1st Jack Gribble
2nd Loz Harper
3rd Stuart Smith
4th Josh Taylor
5th Max Wills
6th Toby Harvey
Senior
1st Tom Gibbons
2nd FrankJames Opie
3rd Lloyd o'Brien
4th Bradley Maddever
5th Jamie Orchard
6th Craig Furse
AMX
1st Daniel Wade
2nd Robert Gilbert
3rd Tom Myers
4th Mark Denslow
5th Robert Jago
6th Rob Commons

 CORNWALL SSC ~ RD1 NEWLYN CANCELLED  

CornwallSSC
rnd 4 winter MX

A cold winters day greeted Cornwall schoolboys as they converged on Newlyn Downs for  round four of their winter series on Sunday.

First away were the 125 senior group, Liam Curtis Stevens had a good day, winning races one and three, and securing overall victory. Darren Toy took the race two win and second overall, ever improving Frank James Opie secured third overall.

The Big wheel 85 class saw two different race winners, Stuart Smith took the chequered flag in race one, Jack Gribble took the race two win, fallen riders on the steepest hill saw race three red flagged and as the leaders approached Smith collided with the clerk of the course and a disputed flag issue saw Smith and Gribble lose their points score. The consistent Lawrence Harper was awarded overall victory, with Alex Hockey second and Max Wills third.

Steve Gilbert took two race wins in the Small Wheel 85 class and overall victory,Gilbert took a fall in race two and Dean Symons took the lead and the chequered flag on his way to second overall, three thirds secured Bill Gribble third overall.

The Amx thundered away with Craig Dawe Securing two seconds and a race win and taking overall victory, Leon Burt took two wins and second overall, third spot was nailed by Martin Holeman.

The slippery first corner claimed many 65cc pilots in all three races, Brandon Eva came out on top roaring to two race wins in the process, Oliver Winn stayed upright and took a well deserved second overall, with Jake Curtis Stevens third.

A hard core 50cc Auto contingent braved the cold wintery conditions, with Tyler Rowe coming out on top, Mary Gribble second and Kian Mayho third.

Results:
AUTO
1st Tyler Rowe
2nd Mary Gribble
3rd Kian Mayho
4th Todd Sawyer
Junior 65cc
1st Brandon Eva
2nd Oliver Winn
3rd Jake Curtis Stevens
4th Aidan Williams
SW85
1st Steven Gilbert
2nd Dean Symons
3rd Bill Gribble
4th Adam Dawe
BW85
1st Lawrence Harper
2nd Alex Hockey
3rd Max Wills
4th Jack Blackburn
Seniors
1st Liam Curtis Stevens
2nd Darren Toy
3rd Frank James Opie
4th Craig Furse
AMX
1st Craig Dawe
2nd Leon Burt
3rd Martin Holeman
4th Mark Lanceley

CORNWALL SSC - WINTER MX


Cornwall scholboys held the third round of the winter championships at St Stephen on Sunday, the track was wide, and the weather dry, so 2009 started off with fast and furious racing.
The auto's and 65's raced together, 65cc pilots Jack Roberts and Jake Curtis-Stevens shared the race wins, Louis Thomas and Dan Roberts were first Auto pilots home, battling well with the 65's all day.

It was the Gilbert cousins out front in the Small Wheel 85 class, Josh took the overall, Seven second, Dean Symons pushed hard forthird spot, whilst a single point separated sixth, seventh, and eighth placed racers Ben Roberts, Adam Dawe, and Jack Conway Baker.
The Big Wheel 85 class saw a good scrap between the top three, with Alex Tarr, Jack Gribble and Jack Blackburn all taking a racewin each.  A private battle raged for tenth spot between Aiden Prout and Oliver Cortis, whilst eighteenth place Sam Fogarty edged away from  Lady rider Charlene Vernon.

The 125 Seniors saw Liam Curtis Stevens take the first race win with Darren Toy in hat pursuit. David Bradley was flying, taking his first ever race win in race two, and in race three Jamie Orchard triumphantly took his first ever race win. Tenth, eleventh and twelfth place riders Wesley Smith, Jamie Pharoah and Ben Hooper swapped places all day.

The AMX were divided into two groups, the AMX 'A'  saw Daniel Wade win race one, Craig Dawe took the chequered in race two, and Leon Burt stormed to the race three win, but it was the consistent Justin Hawkins chasing the race leaders hard all day who took first overall.

AMX 'B'  saw Darren Shears take all three race wins, with Michael Williams taking three seconds, James Williams secured three thirds, whilst seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth place racers Stephen Rockley, Joe Prouse and Chris Talbot all tied on points.
 
Results:

Auto's
1st. Louis Thomas
2nd. Dan Roberts
3rd. Thomas Andrew
4th. Todd Sawyer
5th. Tyler Rowe
6th. Mary Gribble

65cc Juniors
1st. Jack Roberts
2nd. Jake Curtis-Stevens
3rd. Joe Eiffert
4th. Brandon Eva
5th. Aiden Williams
6th  Oliver Winn

Small Wheel 85's
1st. Josh Gilbert
2nd. Steven Gilbert
3rd. Dean Symons
4th. Bill Gribble
5th. Matthew Winn
6th Ben Roberts

Big Wheel 85's
1st. Jack Blackburn
2nd.Jack Gribble
3rd. Alex Tarr
4th. Stuart Smith
5th. Alex Hockey
6th  Max wills

Senior's
1st.  Liam Curtis-Stevens
2nd. David Bradley
3rd. Darren Toy
4th.  Jamie Orchard
5th.  Josh Bath
6th  Jack Howard

AMX 'A'
1st.  Justin Hawkins
2nd. Daniel Wade
3rd. Craig Dawe
4th. Leon Burt
5th.  Johnny Hawkins
6th  Matthew Richards

AMX 'B'
1st. Darren Shears
2nd. Michael Williams
3rd. James Williams
4th.  Martin Holman
5th.  Justin Congdon
6th  Josh Evans

Rnd 2 Winter MX

 

Cornwall SSC
Winter MX
 
    Newlyn downs near Mitchel was the venue for round 2 of the Cornish Winter Series on Sunday.
 
    The auto class saw Dan Roberts and Louis Thomas share the race wins on the hillside circuit, Roberts taking two, and overall victory, with Thomas securing second overall with his race two win, Kian Mayho liked the track, gaining his best ever result as he roared in for third overall.
 
    Brandon Eva sped to the front of the junior 65 class & took all three race wins, Joe Eiffert gained second overall with Aidan Williams screaming to second place in race two on his way to secure third overall. Usual contender Jake Curtis-Stevens struggled with mechanical problems but secured fourth spot.
 
    The Big wheel and Small wheel 85's rode together. Stuart Smith won race one, two more seconds gave Smith the overall victory, mechanical problems in race one saw race leader Jack Gribble slip down the field, Gribble took the next two race wins and second overall. Liam Kent powered to third place points.
 
    Steven Gilbert was first of the small wheels in all three races, Dean Symons secured second place, a second in race two gained Bill Gribble third overall ahead of fourth placed Adam Dawe.
    
    Wayne Back won the 125 senior class, despite developing a partial plug failure in race two Back roared to victory in all three races, Liam Curtis-Stevens chased hard securing second with Darren Toy third.
 
    The Amx saw youngster to the group Craig Dawe scream to two wins and overall Victory, Leon Burt took the other race win, the consistent Mark Lanceley gained second overall, and Justin Congdon claimed third spot. Close racing saw eighth, ninth and tenth place racers Tom Brett Paul Julian and LLoyd Baron all tied on ninety points, and eleventh and twelfth Ryan Hayes and Simon Maunder only one point behind on eighty-nine.
 
    Notice to riders:
    With the clubs AGM only three days before the race meeting a new committee headed by Nickki Chapman still managed to run the meeting successfully, however many vans were seen leaving before the track was taken in despite the new committee asking for everybody to help. (No help - No club, remember its your club and your choice.)
    Round three, Coombe road St Stephen, 4th January.
 
Results:
 
Auto's
1st   Dan Roberts
2nd   Louis Thomas
3rd   Kian Mayho
4th   Tyler Rowe
5th   Mary Gribble
6th   Sam Hunt
Junior
1st   Brandon Eva
2nd  Joe Eiffert
3rd   Aidan Williams
4th   Jake Curtis-Stevens
5th   Alfie Crocker
6th  Connor Talbot
SW85
1st  Steven Gilbert
2nd Dean Symons
3rd  Bill Gribble
4th  Adam Dawe
5th  Matthew Winn
6th  Jack Conway Baker
BW85
1st  Stuart Smith
2nd  Jack Gribble
3rd  Liam Kent 
4th  Lawrence Harper
5th  Simon Crocker
6th  Alex Hockey
Senior
1st  Wayne Back
2nd  Liam Curtis-Stevens
3rd   Darren Toy
4th   Guy Jacobs
5th   Jamie Orchard
6th   David Bradley
AMX
1st   Craig Dawe
2nd  Mark Lanceley
3rd   Justin Congdon
4th   Robert Gilbert
5th   Martin Holman
6th   Michael Hayes
 

CORNWALLSSC - WINTER SERIES Rd 1 (november 2008)

 
    Landrake Motopark was the venue for the opening round of Cornwall's winter series, fireworks on saturday night were followed by sundays three blocks of super quick racing.
    The AMX were the lead group with Bodmin's Leon Burt yet again taking all three race wins, Dan Wade claimed second overall ahead of third placed Tim Lewis. Freshly upgraded from the schoolboys Liskeard's Craig Dawe roared to forth overall, showing the adults he means business.
    A third, a second, and a race win gave Liam Curtis-Stevens (Redruth) overall victory in the senior class. Ben Butler took a race win on his way to second overall, Bradley Elliot claimed third spot. The flying Guy Jacobs also took a race win and forth overall.
    Toby Harvey won the first two races in the big wheel 85 class on his way to first overall, race three saw freshly upgraded Jack Gribble (Redruth) riding a small wheel 85 ktm take the lead and pull away from the group, only to see the race red flagged due to a crash on another part of the circuit. The rerun saw South Somerset's Jack Stevens (also freshly upgraded) take the race win, Gribble second and South West's Simon Gill third, Stevens scored second overall and Gribble third.
    The 85 Small wheels saw young Josh Gilbert freshly upgraded from the 65 class roar to overall victory, taking two wins, and after losing his seat in race three still came in third. Dean Symons (Illogan) took the race three win and second overall, with Adam Dawe (Liskeard) third. Meanwhile the battle was on for sixth and seventh place between Henry Kingsley and Ben Roberts, Kinglsley gaining the position after a better final race result.
    The Juniors saw first overall go to Redruth's Jake Curtis-Stevens, following in his big brothers footsteps Steven's took the opening and final Moto's, Jack Roberts (Liskeard) denied stevens the maximum score winning race two and claiming third overall, second overall went to the consistent Joe Eiffert (Falmouth).
    Tintagel's Dan Roberts took yet another three race maximum in the auto class, with Thomas Andrew (st Austell) scoring three seconds, third overall went to a young man with a novice jacket, Tyler Rowe from St Austell.
 
results:
Amx
1st  Leon Burt
2nd Dan Wade
3rd Tim Lewis
4th Craig Dawe
5th Tom Brown
6th Josh Dare
Senior
1st  Liam Curtis-Stevens
2nd Ben Butler
3rd  Bradley Elliot
4th  Guy Jacobs
5th  Darren Toy
6th  David Bradley
BW85
1st   Toby Harvey
2nd  Jack Stevens
3rd  Jack Gribble
4th  Stuart Smith
5th  Lawrence Harper
6th  Josh Gotts
SW85
1st   Josh Gilbert
2nd  Dean Symons
3rd  Adam Dawe
4th  Matthew winn
5th  Bill Gribble
6th  Henry Kingsley
Juniors
1st  Jake Curtis-Stevens
2nd  Joe Eiffert
3rd  Jack Roberts
4th  Callum Hawkins
5th  Brendon Cooper
6th  Oliver Winn
Auto's
1st  Dan Roberts
2nd  Thomas Andrew
3rd  Tyler Rowe
4th  Kian Mayo
5th  Mary Gribble
6th Andrew Roebuck

 
CORNWALLSSC
RND10 CLUB MX

   Round ten of the Cornish Schoolboy motocross championships was held at Whiteway Barton on Sunday. With several of the championship classes still wide open, a Hard-core of one hundred and twenty-five riders converged on the superb Devonshire hillside circuit for the final championship round of the year.

    A full line up of AMX saw Tom Harvey do the business, a second and two wins saw Harvey take first overall, the only rider to deny Harvey a maximum score was Dan Wyatt who took the race three win on his way to second overall, Josh Dawe claimed third overall with fourth place Tim Lewis on the pace all day.
    Suzuki mounted Josh Bath set the pace in the big wheel 85 class, taking two wins and overall victory, but four stoke man Toby Harvey gave Josh a run for his money taking the race two win and second overall, young Simon Crocker was flying, leading several times throughout the day and claiming third overall.
    The Seniors saw some close racing at the front of the pack, with Liam Curtis Stevens, Craig Dawe, Darren Toy and Wayne Back all leading throughout the day. A first, a second, and a third gave Curtis-Stevens overall victory, A race win in the final moto saw Dawe secure second overall with Toy third. The flying Wayne Back was leading race three, but mechanical problems in the final stages of the race saw Back grind to a halt only yards from the finish line.
    The Auto class riding a shortened track was won by Dan Roberts who took all three race wins. Lewis Thomas secured second overall from third placed Callum Jago.
    The 65cc Junior class was won by Jack roberts who took the first two race wins, race three was won by Jake Curtis-Stevens, securing second overall. Callum Hawkins took third overall.
    Jack Gribble took all three race wins in the small wheel 85 class, Somerset's Mitchel Ayres claimed second overall with Lawrence Harper third. Max Wills, Connor Palmer and Steve Gilbert all raced well throughout the day.
    CSSC wish good luck to Team Cornwall in the BSMA National Team Event in Herefordshire next week.    
    The club kick off with the first winter mx at Landrake Motopark on 2nd November with fireworks on Saturday. Regs on website www.cornwallsscmx.com.
 
Results:
AMX
1st Tom Harvey
2nd Dan Wyatt
3rd Josh Dare
4th Timmy Lewis
5th Leon Burt
6th Tom Brett
Senior
1st Liam Curtis Stevens
2nd Craig Dawe
3rd Darren Toy
4th Tom Gibbons
5th Aaron Dare
6th Lloyd O'Brien
BW85
1st Josh Bath
2nd Toby Harvey
3rd Simon Crocker
4th Craig Furse
5th Alex Hockey
6th Jack Spence
SW85
1st Jack Gribble
2nd Mitchel Ayres
3rd Lawrence Harper
4th Max Wills
5th Connor Palmer
6th Steven Gilbert
Junior
1st Jack Roberts
2nd Jake Curtis-Stevens
3rd Callum Hawkins
4th Brendon Cooper
5th Aidan Williams
6th Joe Eiffert
Auto.
1st  Dan Roberts
2nd Louis  Thomas
3rd Callum Jago
4th Thomas Andrew
5th Leo Kessell
6th Todd Sawyer

CORNWALL SSC
RND 9 CLUB MX

 

    Over one hundred cornwall schoolboys travelled up into Devon at the weekend, for the penultimate round of the 2008 Cornish Championships, held at the National quad racing circuit at Garlands Moor farm, Brandis Corner, near Holeworthy, where the weather and racing was red hot.
     The AMX were first out with the high flying Leon Burt taking all three race wins and overall victory, Daniel Wade took three seconds, Mark Lanceley secured third overall. Close racing further down the field saw steven Rockely, Steve Gliddon and Ryan Hayes all tie on points.
     Next away were the big wheel 85's, and up from St Agnes Bradley Maddever took all three race wins, Simon Gill, Ross Deason and Jack Blackburn all gave Maddever some pressure throughout the day, Deason leading at one point, but Maddever kept his cool and pace and took the race wins. Gill secured second overall, with Blackburn third.
     Craig Dawe won the first senior race in fine form, but it was the hard charging Wayne Back who took the next two wins and overall victory. Darren Toy claimed second overall and Dawe third. Young Liam Curtis-Stevens was on the pace all day, leading at one point.
    Auto rider Dan Roberts clinched two wins and first overall, the race three win went to Callum Jago who claimed second overall, third spot went to ever improving Henry Bees.
    The 65cc Juniors saw Josh Gilbert in a class of his own, cruising to three easy wins, Jack Roberts chased hard all day securing second overall. A tied score saw Jake Curtis Stevens achieve third overall and Brendon Cooper fourth.
    Taking all three race wins, the small wheel 85's saw Jack Gribble grab the final maximum of the day, with Steve Gilbert second and Lawrence Harper third.
 
results:
AMX
1st Leon Burt
2nd Daniel Wade
3rd Mark Lanceley
4th Josh Evans
5th Gavin Hunt
6th Lloyd Barron
SENIOR
1st Wayne Back
2nd Darren Toy
3rd Craig Dawe
4th Liam Curtis-Stevens
5th Jamie Orchard
6th Bradley Elliot
BW85
1st  Bradley Maddever
2nd Simon Gill
3rd Jack Blackburn
4th Craig Furse
5th Josh Bath
6th Alex Hockey
SW85
1st  Jack Gribble
2nd Steven Gilbert
3rd Lawrence Harper
4th Max Wills
5th Dean Symons
6th Bill Gribble
JUNIOR
1st Josh Gilbert
2nd Jack Roberts
3rd Jake Curtis-Stevens
4th Brendon Cooper
5th Joe Eiffert
6th Daniel Furse
AUTO
1st Dan Roberts
2nd Callum Jago
3rd Henry Bees
4th Thomas Andrew
5th Leo Kessell
6th Todd Sawyer

FUN 2 DAY

 
 
    Over one hundred young motocrossers from across the county and beyond converged at Pemburthy Farm, fraddon at the weekend for Cornwall's fun two day mx meeting.
    
    The largest group was the AMX and five race wins saw Johnny Hawkins storm to overall victory, Daniel Wade denied Hawkins a maximum score when Wade took the chequered flag in race two on Sunday, second overall for the weekend was claimed by Josh Evan and Rob Evans third.
 
    In the seniors three wins over the weekend saw Craig Dawe score first overall, Guy Jacobs took two wins and second overall with Darren Toy third, Wayne Back won race two on Sunday.
 
     Jack Blackburn took the first race win of the weekend in the big wheel 85 class, Josh Bath won two races on his way to second overall, with the consistent Ross Deason third, but it was newcomer to the group, and freshly upgraded from the small wheels, Alex Tarr who stole the weekends glory, young Tarr secured three seconds on Saturday, and stormed to overall victory as he took two race wins on Sunday, the final race of the day was won by Simon Crocker.
 
    Steven Gilbert won the small wheels with three wins on Saturday and one on Sunday, Lawrence Harper claimed second overall with four seconds, Sunday saw Harper up the pace taking two race wins, Jarrad Perkins claimed third spot.
 
    Jack Roberts led the junior 65 class home with five race wins, Jack Perkins took a win on Sunday and second overall, Brendon Cooper fought off mechanical problems and took third overall with Joe Eiffert not far behind.
 
     Maximum man Dan Roberts took all six auto race wins, Louis Thomas and Callum Jago tied on points for second and third, as did fourth and fifth place Henry Bees and Thomas Andrew.
 
 
Results:
 
AMX
1st Johnny Hawkins
2nd  Josh Evan
3rd Rob Evans
4th Jeremy Hawkins
5th Matthew Richards
6th Mark Denslow
 
Seniors
1st Craig dawe
2nd Guy Jacobs
3rd Darren Toy
4th Lloyd O'Brien
5th Jamie Orchard
6th Frank James Opie
 
BW85
1st Alex Tarr
2nd Josh Bath
3rd Ross Deason
4th Jack Blackburn
5th Simon Crocker
6th Stuart Smith
 
SW85
 1st Steven Gilbert
2nd Lawrence Harper
3rd Jarrad Perkins
4th William Hawkins
5th Jordan Hembrow
6th Maverick Smith
 
Juniors
1st Jack Roberts
2nd Jack Perkins
3rd Brendon Cooper
4th Joe Eiffert
5th Brandon Eva
6th Aden Williams
 
Auto's
1st Dan Roberts
2nd Louis Thomas
3rd Callum Jago
4th Henry Bees
5th Thomas Andrew
6th Leo Kessell

NEWLYN ROUND 8

  Cornwall schoolboys held round 8 of their club championships at Newlyn Downs on sunday, three blocks of racing were had in dry conditions, before the wet wild weather set in during the forth block of racing.
    Tim Lewis won the first race in the amx with Leon Burt second, race two saw a role reversal with Burt taking the chequered and Lewis second, with Lewis absent from the line in the next two moto's Burt rattled home another two race wins  and overall victory, Daniel Wade secured second overall from third placed Robert ago
Next away were the big wheel 85 class. Ben Dennison took control of race one, taking the chequered flag, with josh Bath and Bradley Maddever in hot pursuit, but Maddever upped the pace winning the next three moto's, leaving Dennison and Bath to battle it out for second and third spots, while a single point separated eighth, ninth, and tenth place riders, Alex Hockey, Simon Crocker and Stuart Smith.
     The 125 seniors saw three different race winners, Craig Dawe taking one win, Guy jacobs one win and Wayne Back two wins, Back and Dawe tied on points, Back took the overall with most wins, Dawe second and Jacobs third, and it was Ross verses Ross battling for ninth and tenth place, Damerel finishing just ahead of Johns with the pair swopping place all day.
    Jack Gribble took all four race wins in the 85cc small wheels, Steven Gilbert and Max Wills tied on points for second and third place.
    Jack Roberts took all the race wins in the juniors, Jake Curtis Stevens took four seconds and Joe Eiffert secured third spot.
The Auto's saw Dan Roberts take three race wins and first overall. Daniel Roberts won race two on his way to second overall, Louis Thomas claimed third spot.
 
AMX
1ST  LEON BURT
2ND DANIEL WADE
3RD ROBERT JAGO
4TH ROBERT GILBERT
5TH GAVIN HUNT
6TH ANDREW COAD
SENIOR
1ST  WAYNE BACK
2ND CRAIG DAWE
3RD GUY JACOBS
4TH LIAM CURTIS STEVENS
5TH BRADLEY ELLIOT
6TH JACK HOWARD
BW85
1ST BRADLEY MADDEVER
2ND BEN DENNISON
3RD  JOSH BATH
4TH  CHARLIE ELLIOT
5TH  JACK BLACKBURN
6TH  SIMON GILL
SW85
1ST JACK GRIBBLE
2ND STEVEN GILBERT
3RD MAX WILLS
4TH DEAN SYMONS
5TH BILL GRIBBLE
6TH  MAVERICK SMITH
JUNIOR
1ST  JACK ROBERTS
2ND JAKE CURTIS STEVENS
3RD JOE EIFFERT
4TH BRANDON EVA
5TH DANIEL FURSE
6TH  ADEN WILLIAMS
AUTO
1ST  DAN ROBERTS
2ND DANIEL ROBERTS
3RD LOUIS THOMAS
4TH  CALLUM JAGO
5TH  THOMAS ANDREW
6TH  HENRY BEES

EVENING SERIES REPORT.

 

Cornwall SSC
evening meetings
report: Don Gribble
 
 
Cornwall's Evening Series took place recently on wednesday evenings, at Pemburthy Farm Fraddon and Newlyn Downs.
    Dan Roberts came out on top in the auto class, winning two races at Fraddon and coming in second at Newlyn securing overall victory, Daniel Roberts took the two race wins at Newlyn, Thomas Andrews claimed third overall.
     The juniors saw young Aidan Williams secure most points over the two evening, claiming overall victory, Brandon Eva was Jostling with Williams throughout and claimed second overall with Alfie Crocker third.
    The small wheel 85 class saw Lawrence Harper take a race win on both evenings, and claim overall victory, Max Wills took a race win and second overall with Steven Gilbert third.
    Josh Bath nailed three race wins in the big wheel 85 class securing first overall the consistent Simon Crocker claimed second overall and Alex Hockey was up on the points in third spot.
    The seniors saw maximum man Darren Toy roar to victory taking all four race wins with Adam Hoskin second and Frank James opie third.
    Mark Lanceley took two race wins on his way to first overall in the AMX, Jeremy Hawkins had a good ride at Newlyn, bumping his points up enough to gain second overall, two seconds gained Mark Denslow third spot.
 
Overall evenings results:
 
Auto
1st Dan Roberts
2nd Daniel Roberts
3rd Thomas Andrews
4th Henry Bees
5th Kian Mayo
6th Sam Hunt
Junior
1st Aidan Williams
2nd Brandon Eva
3rd Alfie Crocker
4th Jake Roebuck
5th Connor Talbot
6th  Josh Gilbert
SW85
1st Lawrence Harper
2nd Max Wills
3rd Steven Gilbert
4th Ben Roberts
5th William Hawkins
6th Liam Garland
BW85
1st Josh Bath
2nd Simon Crocker
3rd Alex Hockey
4th Stuart Smith
5th Luke Yelland
6th Adam Rockley
senior
1st Darren Toy
2nd Adam Hoskin
3rd Frank James Opie
4th Ross Damerell
5th David Arthur Opie
6th Kieran Jones
AMX
1st Mark Lanceley
2nd Jeremy Hawkins
3rd Mark Denslow
4th Adrian Toy
5th Jack Talbot
6th James Millward

ROUND 7

 

 
Cornwall schoolboys raced at Fraddon on Sunday for round 7 of the clubs championships, good weather saw three blocks of fast racing in all classes.
 
The AMX thundered off the line with Matt Thomas taking the chequered flag in race one, followed by two seconds, securing Matt overall victory, Leon Burt blew the cobwebs off his Honda and stormed to victory in the next two moto's, securing second overall, James Williams took three thirds. Visitor Shane Fay had a good ride coming in fifth overall.
 
Maximum man Guy Jacobs took overall victory in the seniors with three straight wins, first year 125 rider Liam Curtis-Stevens stormed to second overall, and Wayne Back secured third place. Mid field Jamie Pharoah and Gavin Roach battled it out all day and eventually tied on points.
 
The Big wheel 85 class saw Torpoints Charlie Elliot take overall victory with a three ride maximum score, Ross Deason secured second overall and Simon Crocker's change from four stroke back to two stroke proved the right move for him, as he roared to third overall.
 
Jack Gribble took the first race win in the small wheel 85 class and Steve Gilbert the next two wins, and the overall, with Gribble second and Alex Tarr third. Max Wills and Bill Gribble tied on points for forth and fifth place.
 
Jack Roberts won the first two junior races and first overall, Jake Curtis-Stevens got faster as the day went on, a third, a second and a triumphant race three win secured the youngster second overall, Brendon Cooper was on the pace all day securing third spot.
 
The Auto class saw Daniel Roberts take all three race wins, a third and two seconds gave Dan Roberts second overall, with Callum Jago securing third spot. First of the smaller wheeled machines was seventh place Mary Gribble.
 
 
Results
AMX
1ST  Matt Thomas
2ND  Leon Burt
3RD  James Williams
4TH   Johnny Hawkins
5TH   Shane Fay
6TH   Daniel Wade
SENIOR
1ST  Guy jacobs
2ND  Liam Curtis-Stevens
3RD  Wayne Back
4TH   Darren Toy
5TH   Craig Dawe
6TH   Lloyd O'Brien
BW85
1ST  Charlie Elliot
2ND  Ross Deason
3RD  Simon Crocker
4TH   Josh Bath
5TH   Josh Gotts
6TH   Jack Spence
SW85
1ST   Steven Gilbert
2ND   Jack Gribble
3RD Alex Tarr
4TH Max Wills
5TH   Bill Gribble
6TH   Dean Symons
JUNIOR
1ST   Jack Roberts
2ND  Jake Curtis-Stevens
3RD   Brendon Cooper
4TH    Brandon Eva
5TH   Joe Eiffert
6TH   Callum Hawkins
AUTO
1ST  Daniel Roberts
2ND  Dan Roberts
3RD  Callum Jago
4TH Thomas Andrew
5TH   Louis Thomas
6TH   Leo Kessell
 
 
Cornwall SSC
FUN MX
 
 
    The second and final round of Cornwall's Fun MX days was held at Pemburthy Farm, Fraddon on Saturday.
 
    Tom Brown got off to a flying start, winning race one in the AMX, Matt Thomas won the final two races.
 
    The seniors saw Guy Jacobs take all three race wins.
 
    Josh Bath won the Big wheel 85 class with three straight wins.
 
    Jack Gribble won race one in the small wheel 85 class, and Steve Gilbert the final two.
 
    The juniors saw Jack Roberts take the first two wins and Jake Curtis-Stevens the final race win.
 
    Daniel Roberts took all three Auto class wins.
 
    Fun MX results overall (2 days)
 
AMX
1ST  Gavin Hunt
2ND  Matthew Richards
3RD  Tom Brown
4TH   Andrew Coad
5TH   Mark Callcutt
6TH   Matt Thomas
SENIORS
1ST   Guy Jacobs
2ND   Jamie Orchard
3RD   Craig Dawe
4TH    Wayne Back
5TH    Darren Toy
6TH    Frank James Opie
BW85
1ST    Josh Gotts
2ND    Josh Bath
3RD    Ross Deason
4TH    Alex Hockey
5TH    Jack Spence
6TH    Simon Crocker
SW85
1ST   Steven Gilbert
2ND   Lawrence Harper
3RD   Max wills
4TH   Ben Gibbons
5TH   Maverick Smith
6TH   Adam Dawe
JUNIOR
1ST    Joe Eiffert
2ND    Brendon Cooper
3RD    Brandon Eva
4TH    Aidan Williams
5TH   Daniel Furse
6TH    Jack Roberts
AUTO
1ST    Dan Roberts
2ND    Louis Thomas
3RD    Callum Jago
4TH    Henry Bees
5TH    Leo Kessell
6TH    Daniel Roberts
 
    

 
CORNWALL SSC
CLUB MX

 
    WAINHOUSE CORNER NEAR BUDE WAS THE VENUE FOR ROUND SIX OF THE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS, THREE BLOCK OF RACING WERE HAD IN GLORIOUS WEATHER.
     RIDING A SLIGHTLY SHORTENED TRACK THE AUTO'S SAW CALLUM JAGO COME OUT ON TOP, WITH TWO SECONDS AND A RACE WIN. DAN ROBERTS WON THE FIRST RACE BUT AN INJURY SAW HIM TAKEN OFF TO HOSPITAL. THOMAS ANDREW WAS RIDING WELL TAKING SECOND OVERALL. DANIEL ROBERTS WON RACE THREE ON HIS WAY TO THIRD OVERALL.
    JOE EIFFERT WAS ON A MISSION TAKING ALL THREE RACE WINS IN THE JUNIOR CLASS, BRANDON EVA SECOND AND DANIEL FURSE THIRD. ALFIE CROCKER TOOK A HARD TUMBLE IN RACE TWO BUT THE EAGER CROC WAS BACK ON THE LINE FOR RACE THREE.
    THE BIG WHEELS AND SMALL WHEELS RODE TOGETHER, SMALL WHEELER STEVEN GILBERT WAS OFF THE LINE LIKE A ROCKET TAKING ALL THREE RACE WINS IN HIS CLASS.  SECOND PLACE JACK GRIBBLE'S KTM GEARBOX FAILED IN RACE TWO, YOUNG BROTHER BILL IMMEDIATELY OFFERED UP HIS OWN HONDA CR85 FOR JACK TO RIDE IN RACE THREE LEAVING BILL TO RIDE THE POORLY KTM. FOUR STROKE MAN MAX WHEELS SECURED THIRD OVERALL.
    THE BIG WHEELERS SAW BRADLEY MADDEVER WIN RACE ONE WITH JOSH BATH ALL OVER HIS BACK WHEEL. RACE TWO SAW BOTH RIDERS CRASH THE HARD CHASING CHARLIE ELLIOT SAW HIS CHANCE AND TOOK THE NEXT TWO RACE WINS AND OVERALL VICTORY, MADDEVER SECOND OVERALL LIAM KENT TOOK THIRD SPOT.    
    THE SENIOR CLASS SAW THE MEAN GREEN WAYNE BACK TAKE TWO RACE WINS AND FIRST OVERALL, CRAIG DAWE WAS SWITCHED ON, TAKING HIS FIRST EVER RACE WIN IN RACE TWO, SECURING SECOND OVERALL WITH THE CONSISTENT GUT JACOBS THIRD.
    SEB BARTLETT AND SAM CHAPMAN HAD A DING DONG IN THE AMX, SEB TAKING TWO WINS AND SAM THE OTHER, DANIEL WADE GETTING FASTER EACH MEETING SECURED THIRD OVERALL.
 
RESULTS
 
AUTO'S
1ST  CALLLUM JAGO
2ND  THOMAS ANDREW
3RD  DANIEL ROBERTS
4TH  HENRY BEES
5TH  LEO KESSELL
6TH  TODD SAWYER
JUNIOR
1ST  JOE EIFFERT
2ND  BRANDON EVA
3RD  DANIEL FURSE
4TH  AIDAN WILLIAMS
5TH  OLIVER WINN
6TH  JAKE ROEBUCK
SW85
1ST  STEVEN GILBERT
2ND  JACK GRIBBLE
3RD  MAX WILLS
4TH  WILLIAM HAWKINS
5TH  BILL GRIBBLE
6TH  MAVERICK SMITH
BW85
1ST  CHARLIE ELLIOT
2ND  BRADLEY MADDEVER
3RD  LIAM KENT
4TH  JOSH BATH
5TH  SIMON CROCKER
6TH  ALEX HOCKEY
SENIOR
1ST  WAYNE BACK
2ND  CRAIG DAWE
3RD  GUY JACOBS
4TH  TOM GIBBONS
5TH  TOM BRETT
6TH  DARREN TOY
AMX
1ST  SEB BARTLETT
2ND  SAM CHAPMAN
3RD  DANIEL WADE
4TH  ROBERT JAGO
5TH  GAVIN HUNT
6TH  RYAN FROST
    

RAINHOUSE CORNER

 

Cornwall ssc

Fun mx

 

Cornwall SSC held a fun MX meeting at Wainhouse Corner on Bank Holiday Monday, but the bad weather put pay to things after the first block.

Gavin Hunt thundered through the chequered first in the AMX, Andrew Coad’s long legs helped him to stay upright and take second place, with Mark Culcutt third.

Guy Jacobs was in a class of his own, in the seniors, Liam Poll took second from Jamie Orchard in third.

Harry Snow won the Big wheels, Rocky Letherby slithered by in second place, with a very muddy Craig Furse third.

The small wheels saw Lawrence Harper put his enduro experience into play, taking his new fourstroke through the mud and rain and over the finish line in first place, Steven Gilbert was second and Max Wills third.

Joe Eiffert took his first win in the 65cc class, with mud monster Daniel Mundell second and young Aidan Williams coped well taking third.

The Auto riding a shortened track saw Dan Roberts blast around for overall victory, Jack Booker and Louis Thomas followed in second and third respectively. Well done to all the auto’s who braved the conditions.

Auto’s                                                         BW85

1st. DAN ROBERTS                       1st. HARRY SNOW

2nd. JACK BOOKER                      2nd. ROCKY LETHERBY

3rd. LOUIS THOMAS                    3rd. CRAIG FURSE

4th. CALLUM JAGO                      4th. KYLE BECKERLEG

5th. LEO KESSELL                      5th. JOSHUA GOTTS

6th. CHARLIE BETT                     6th. STUART SMITH

Juniors                                                       SENIORS

1st.  JOE EIFFERT                    1st. GUY JACOBS

2nd. DANIEL MUNDELL            2nd. LIAM POLL

3Rd. AIDAN WILLIAMS              3rd. JAMIE ORCHARD

4th. BRENDON COOPER          4th. ROSS DAMERELL

5th. BRANDON EVA                 5th. BEN HOOPER

6th. DAIEL FURSE                  6th. SCOTT SUNDERLAND

SW85                                                 AMX

1st. LAWRENCE HARPER                    1st. GAVIN HUNT

2nd. STEVEN GILBERT                        2nd. ANDREW COAD

3Rd. MAX WILLS                                 3rd. MARK CULCUTT

4th. BEN GIBBONS                                       4th. MATHEW RICHARDS

5th. JOSH BEER                                 5th. JAMES MILWARD

6th. MAVERICK SMITH                        6th. RICHARD MARTYN

 

 

CLUB CHAMPS

     CORNWALL SSC

     Rnd 5,

     Club MX

    

 

 

     Cornwall Schoolboys descended on Wainhouse Corner near Bude on

     Sunday for round 5 of the club Championships.

 

           Dan Roberts led the Auto’s round, chased by Charlie Bett, Roberts taking

     the first two wins with young Bett taking the chequered in race three, with

     the consistent Daniel Roberts taking three thirds.

          

           The 65cc Juniors saw Brendon Cooper win the first two moto’s, and

     overall victory, Jake Curtis Stevens won race three, and second overall,

     third overall going to Jack Roberts.

 

           Steven Gilbert took two race wins in the SW85 class and overall victory,

     Jack Gribble took the other race win and second overall, William Hawkins

      and Bill Gribble tied on points for third and forth place, as did fifth and

      sixth placed Josh Beer and Dean Symons.

 

             Maximum man Bradley Maddever took all three race wins in the big

    wheel 85 class, the hard chasing Josh Bath took three seconds , George

    Giles and Charlie Elliot battled all day , Giles clinching third overall.

 

            The Seniors saw Daniel Gilbert win race on, on his way to second

    overall. Race two saw the flying Wayne Back out in front, taking the next

    two race wins and overall victory. Ben Butler, Craig Dawe and Liam

    Curtis Stevens all tied on points, Butler clinched third overall with a better

     race three result.

 

            The Amx saw Johnny Hawking on a mission, thundering to three race

     wins and first overall, Daniel Wade got quicker as the day went on and

     claimed second overall from third placed Gavin Hunt.

 

A      Auto’s                                                  BW85

    1stDAN ROBERTS                                 1st. BRADLEY MADDEVER

    2nd.CHARLIE BETT                                2nd. JOSHUA BATH

    3rd. DANIEL ROBERTS                          3rd. GEORGE GILES

    4th. JACK BOOKER                              4th. CHARLIE ELLIOT

    5th. LOUIS THOMAS                              5th. LIAM KENT

    6th. JORDAN BRYANT                           6th. CRAIG FURSE

        Juniors                                                         SENIORS

    1st. BRENDON COOPER                        1st. WAYNE BACK

    2nd. JAKE CURTIS STEVENS               2nd. DANIEL GILBERT

    3Rd. JACK ROBERTS                             3rd. BEN BUTLER

    4th. DANIEL MUNDEL                            4th. CRAIG DAWE

    5th. JOE EIFFERT                                  5th. LIAM CURTIS STEVENS

    6th. BRANDON EVA                              6th. BRADLEY ELLIOT

         SW85                                                   AMX

    1st. STEVEN GILBERT                           1st. JOHNNY HAWKINS

    2nd. JACK GRIBBLE                              2nd. DANIEL WADE

    3Rd. WILLIAM HAWKINS                       3rd. GAVIN HUNT

    4th. BILL GRIBBLE                                4th. ROBERT JAGO

    5th. JOSH BEER                                    5th. ROBERT GILBERT

    6th. DEAN SYMONS                              6th. JAMES POLITMORE

 

 

CLUB CHAMPS 2008

CORNWALL SSC
Rnd 4 club mx
 
    Cornwall schoolboys converged on Pemburthy Farm Fraddon on sunday, for round four of their club championships. Fine weather saw three blocks of fast and furious racing.
     The first maximum of the day went to young auto racer Daniel Roberts, three consistant thirds earned Thomas Andrew second overall, with Dan Roberts taking third spot.
     Josh Gilbert ran away with the junior honours with a three ride maximum score, and for those of you who may not know, Josh's dad was jumping with joy last week as Josh took a race win at the nationals at Matchams. Jack Roberts claimed second overall, ahead of third place man Brendon Cooper.
    Jack Gribble took the final maximum of the day, in the small wheel 85 class, ahead of Steven Gilbert in second and William Hawkins third.
     Bradley Maddever won the first and last race in the big wheelers, but a crash in race two saw finish second overall. Three seconds saw the consistant Jack Blackburn claim overall victory. Josh Bath took the race two win, and his way to third overall, and was pushing for the front all day.
     The seniors saw three different race winners, Daniel Gilbert, Wayne Back and Guy Jacobs took a race win each, Gilbert claimed the overall victory Back second, Liam Curtis Stevens took third overall, a crash in race three saw Guy taken off to hospital, where his injuries were found to be not too serious.
    Matthew Thomas took two AMX race wins, and first overall, Sam Chapman secured the race three win and second overall, Leon Burt was on the pace all day and took third overall. A welcome back to the club to the Wade family, after a sixteen month break due to injury, young Daniel Wade is back racing, newly upgraded to the AMX Daniel roared to forth overall, showing he is still a force to be reckoned with.
 
results:
auto's
1st  Daniel Roberts
2nd Thomas Andrew
3rd Dan Roberts
4th Callum Jago
5th Louis Thomas
6th Leo Kessell
junior's
1st Josh Gilbert
2nd Jack Roberts
3rd Brendon Cooper
4th Jake Curtis Stevens
5th Arthur Guy
6th Charlie Page
SW85
1st Jack Gribble
2nd Steven Gilbert
3rd William Hawkins
4th Bill Gribble
5th Dean Symons
6th Lawrence Harper
BW85
1st Jack Blackburn
2nd Bradley Maddever
3rd Josh Bath
4th Liam Kent
5th Charlie Elliot
6th Ross Deason
Senior
1st Daniel Gilbert
2nd Wayne BAck
3rd Liam Curtis Stevens
4th Ben Butler
5th Darren Toy
6th David Bradley
AMX
1st Matthew Thomas
2nd Sam Chapman
3rd Leon Burt
4th Daniel Wade
5th Robert Jago
6th Richard Carter.

CLUB CHAMPS 2008

ROUND 3 CLUB MX

 

Cornwall schoolboys were at Newlyn Downs, near Mitchell on Sunday for round three of the club championships. Although raining during signing on, the weather soon cleared up for a good days racing.

The Auto’s were first away with Dan Roberts taking all three race wins, Callum Jago secured second overall with young Leo Kessell third.

Josh Gilbert took all three race wins in the juniors, but little Jake Curtis-Stevens stormed off the line in race three , leading for the first two laps, but a swift manoeuvre on one of the down hill bends saw Josh take the lead and the race win. Jack Roberts claimed second overall with Brendon Cooper third.

The SW85 class saw Steven Gilbert win the first race by a wheel from Jack Gribble, who holeshot the final two moto’s and pulled away for the race wins and overall victory. A second and a third secured Gilbert second overall with 4 stroke man Max Wills taking two thirds and a second for third overall. Ninth and tenth place riders Ben Gibbons and Jamie Buckingham swapped places all day and eventually tied on points.

Mad Brad Maddever took all three wins in the Big wheel 85 class, Josh Bath secured second overall, with the consistent Craig Furse third, youngster to the group Jack Blackburn was on the pace all day gaining a second in race three and coming in forth overall, a single point separated fifth and sixth place riders Josh Gotts and Stuart Smith.

Guy Jacobs was on form in the 125senior class, taking the first two race wins and overall victory, the only person to deny Jacobs a maximum score was Kawasaki mounted Wayne Back who stormed to race three win on his way to second overall, Daniel Gilbert secured third place.

The AMX saw Mathew Thomas take the first race win and third overall, while Michael Williams took the other two race wins securing overall victory. Two thirds and a second saw Leon Burt claim second overall. Robert Jago and Paul Julian tied on points for fifth and sixth place, as did eleventh and twelfth place riders James Millward and Mark Callcutt, fifteenth and sixteenth Andy Gibbons and Wayne Slater also tied after battling it out all day.

Auto’s

1.                   Dan Roberts

2.                   Callum Jago

3.                   Leo Kessell

4.                   Todd Sawyer

5.                   Kian Mayho

6.                   Taylor Richards

Juniors

1.                               Josh Gilbert

2.                               Jack Roberts

3.                               Brendon Cooper

4.                               Joe Eiffert

5.                               Jake Curtis-Stevens

6.                               Charlie Page

SW85

1.                                           Jack Gribble

2.                                           Steven Gilbert

3.                                           Max Wills

4                      Lawrence Harper

5.                                           Dean Symons

6.                                           Matthew Winn

BW85

1.                                         Bradley Maddever

2.                                         Joshua Bath

3.                                         Craig Furse

4.                                         Jack Blackburn

5.                                         Josh Gotts

6.                                         Stuart Smith

Seniors

1.                                                 Guy Jacobs

2.                                                 Wayne Back

3.                                                 Daniel Gilbert

4.                                                 Liam Curti-Stevens

5.                                                 Craig Dawe

6.                                                 Darren Toy

AMX

1.                                            Michael Williams

2.                                            Leon Burt

3.                                            Matthew Thomas

4.                                            Gavin Hunt

5.                                            Robert Jago

6.                                            Paul Julian

CLUBCHAMPS 2008

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