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ROUND 17 - Saturday 27th July 2019

After some sweltering days in the week, we found ourselves with a dry, cloudy and sometimes humid day at the Combe. A wet track at this high-speed venue was not what anybody wanted, apart from a few four-wheel drive exponents, so off we went.

Bristol Motor Club had over one hundred and sixty cars to run on the day and use the South West Class Configurations. So based on this, we kick off with…

Class A2 – Road Going Series Production Cars Over 1400cc up to1800cc. As usual, a very large class that was dominated by BARC Connaught Speed Championship competitors. Top of which was Duncan Fraser whose Lotus Elise S2 got round in 67.90 seconds for the class win. Kim Adams in his Elise was second on 69.08 seconds, Claire Tooth‘s similar car was third on 71.08 seconds. In fifth place, Alan Day and his Elise did a 72.63 seconds and Glyn Davis was one place behind on 73.33 seconds.

Class A3 – Road Going Series Production Cars Over 1800cc up to 2600cc, saw Nicholas Emery in his Elise S1 take second place on 67.00 seconds, with Richard Hardwicke in the Lotus Elise 340R on 67.27 seconds – pretty close stuff! Steve Riddle in his Clio was somewhat out-gunned here and recorded twelfth place on 74.14 seconds.

Class A4 – Road Going Series Production Cars Over 2600cc section saw Jim Hunt‘s BMW E30 on 67.98 seconds for fourth place – just 1/10th off the podium.

Class B2 – Road Going Specialist Production Cars – Car Engines Over 1400cc up to 1800cc, saw Graham Holdstock take second place on 72.10 seconds in his Caterham seven.

RESULTS – ROUND 17

Class C2 – Modified Series Production Cars – Car Engines Over 1400cc up to1800cc, saw Paul Boscott in the Elan +2 take second place on 82.00 seconds.

Class C3 – Modified Series Production Cars – Car Engines Over 1800cc saw some pretty modified cars, so William Hunt‘s third place on a 66.52 seconds was commendable, including a harmless spin at Quarry! Mike Stark in the lovely Alfa 156 GTA did well to take sixth in such a field on 70.76 seconds.

Class D1 – Sports Libre Cars up to 1800cc saw Clive Wooster‘s Radical SR4 battle with long-time protagonist Luke Trotman in the supercharged Mallock. This time Clive came out on top with 61.71 seconds for the class win.

Class E1 – Racing Cars up to 1100cc, had Stephen Potter in the OMS taking second place on a 60.63 seconds and Phil Williams in the Jedi MK4 in a good third spot on 65.01 seconds.

Finally, in F4.3 – The Lotus 7 Club Speed Championship Class, Roger Legge took his Caterham Roadsport to eighth place on 74.28 seconds.

At the end of the day, proceedings were delayed for forty minutes by a big shunt at Quarry – we hope the driver and his bent Mazda recover swiftly.

And now just week away, we’ll be off to the beautiful surroundings of Loton Park on 3rd and 4th August.

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