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Anthony Shearman - MotoFest Coventry 2019
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ROUND 13 - Saturday 8th June 2019

I have always felt that the weather forecast ‘Dull with rain in some parts, turning brighter later’ could be run every day in the newspapers throughout a British summer and be pretty well right. Saturday saw us unloading and scrutineering in rain and winds, which continued through P1 and P2, but then the track dried and we had a warmish day on the Oxfordshire airfield.

BARC Connaught Speed Championship competitors were a little thinner on the ground than of late, possibly due to the rigours of MotoFest Coventry and Pembrey and the need to re-group. So, here’s how the eight contenders fared.

In Class A4 – Road Going Production 1600cc up to 2300cc, Paul Jaggard had his Alfa Romeo Mito in a thirteen strong class and secured a fine sixth place with 55.77 seconds on the Abingdon Course and 59.17 seconds on the Bentley Course to give 114.94 seconds and sixty-fourth overall.

Class A5 was the over 2300cc section and here James Hunt took the BMW E30 to a great third spot out of twelve with 49.93 seconds on the Abingdon Course and 54.29 seconds on the Bentley Course to record 104.22 seconds and thirtieth overall.

In Class A6 Four-Wheel Drive cars of all engine capacities, David Skittles took the Subaru Impreza around for fourth place recording 58.89 seconds on the Abingdon Course, 61.96 seconds on the Bentley Course for a combined time of 120.85 seconds and eighty-fifth overall.

RESULTS – ROUND 13

In Class A7 up to 1800cc on 1b tyres, Martin Roberts and his Lotus Elise S2 Sport took the class win on 50.23 seconds for the Abingdon Course and 54.51 seconds on the Bentley Course to record 104.74 seconds and thirty-first overall.

Class A8, the over 1800cc split, Simon Jones and the Westfield SEiW took the six strong class on 46.45 seconds for the Abingdon Course and 50.87 on the Bentley Course for 97.32 seconds and fifteenth overall.

Class B10, Modified Specialist Production 1400cc up to 2000cc, Paul Boscott and his Lotus Elan +2 took a fine eighth out of thirteen with 57.06 seconds on Abingdon and a 61.24 seconds on Bentley for 118.30 seconds and seventy-seventh overall.

In Class C15, Sports Libre Cars, an eight strong field battled it out for the honours. However, Clive Wooster in the Radical SR4 spent most of the day battling a cold and put in some slightly below par times. Abingdon showed 44.28 seconds and Bentley 48.26 seconds to finish fourth in class and seventh overall.

No such problems for Steve Potter in Class D16 Single Seater Race Cars, whose OMS 2000M recorded 43.14 seconds on the Abingdon Course and 47.21 seconds on Bentley to take the class and fourth overall.

Just time to wash out those Nomex socks and on to Gurston Down on 15th June next!

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