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ROUND 9 - Saturday 1st June 2019

A bright, warm and crucially dry day greeted us at The Ring – well the Ring Road actually – and a pretty full house of BARC Connaught Speed Championship competitors were ready to go!

In Class SA, Road-Going Standard Series Production Cars up to 1400cc, Gordon Peters in the Fiat 500 Sport failed on his first run, but then took class honours on 90.05 seconds.

In Class SB, Road-Going Standard Series Production Cars 1401cc up to & including 2000cc, Steve Riddle, former BARC Connaught Speed Champion, only got his Renault Clio Cup 172 back from the garage on the morning of the event, but did enough to take the class on 83.99 seconds. Now that’s what I call just in time Motorsport!

Class 1A, Road-Going Series Production Cars up to & including 1400cc, saw Andrew Rollason in the Ford Ka take third place on 93.20 seconds against a host of Mini Cooper S’s.

Class 1B, Road-Going Series Production Cars 1401cc up to & including 2000cc, saw the Martorana Brothers out in the Alfa MiTo, Leo taking a good second place on 85.33 seconds and Adriano fourth on 88.48 seconds.

Class 1C, Road-Going Series Production Cars 2001cc & above, saw James Hunt‘s BMW E30 storm away with the class, winning on 78.73 seconds. Third was Cedric Abboud’s BMW M3 CSL on 82.76 seconds, with Patrick Tucker and the Camaro somehow squeezing between the chicanes for fourth on 83.89 seconds.

Class 1E, Road-Going Series Production Cars Four Wheel Drive of any Capacity, had David Skittles in the Subaru Impreza taking second on 91.81 seconds.

Class 2A, Road Going Specialist Production Cars up to 1700 cc, had Anthony Shearman in the Caterham 310R grabbing second on 78.10 seconds.

Class 3B, Modified Series Production Cars 1401cc up to & including 2000cc, saw Taras Andrusin in his unmistakable Renault Clio 172 Cup take second on 85.03 seconds, ahead of Paul Boscott in the Elan +2 on third with 88.38 seconds.

Class 3C, Modified Series Production Cars 2001cc & above, saw BARC Connaught Speed Championship newcomer Chris Edwards set some astonishing times in the Mazda 323 GTX, winning on 71.06 seconds and taking second fastest overall – a great result! It left Mike Stark in the Alfa 156 GTA a little breathless on 79.11 seconds for fourth and Geoff Kershaw in the Ford Focus fifth on 89 .81 seconds.

Class 4C, Sports Libre Cars up to & including 1700cc, had only two runners with Clive Wooster‘s Radical SR4 setting a 68.93 seconds for the class and FTD, which he was pleased with.

Class 6, Road-Going Lotus Series Production Cars, had a full house with Duncan Fraser and the Elise taking honours on 75.74 seconds. Second was Richard Hardwicke in the Elise S1 on 76.98 seconds. Fourth was Nick Emery in his S1 on 80.59 seconds, with Martin Roberts in the Elise S2 Sport 190 fifth on 81.48 seconds and Russell Whitworth sixth on 85.66 seconds.

In Class 9, Northampton Motorsport Lotus 7 Club Speed Championship, John Clarke took twelfth in a massive class on 84.64 seconds.

RESULTS – ROUND 9 & 10

ROUND 10 - Sunday 2nd June 2019

Saturday’s sun and warm conditions left us for Sunday. Practice was dry, but timed runs were wet – that’s Motorsport!

In Class SA, Road-Going Standard Series Production Cars up to 1400cc, Gordon Peters repeated his class win on 91.20 seconds.

Class 1A, Road-Going Series Production Cars up to & including 1400cc, saw Andrew Rollason‘s Ka take another third on 97.65 seconds.

In Class 1B, the Martorana Boys wheeled out the MiTo again and this time Adriano mastered the tricky conditions better to take third on 89.36 seconds with Leo fourth just 1/10th behind on 89.46 seconds.

Class 1C saw James Hunt entertaining the crowd with the odd spin and doughnut to finish second on 90.71 seconds, with Patrick Tucker third on 94.82 seconds.

Class 1E saw David Skittles Impreza come home third with 98.46 seconds – in that class a VW Golf R finished second overall – it was quick!!

Class 2A saw Anthony Shearman in the Caterham second on 87.11 seconds.

Class 3B had a good win for Taras Andrusin, this time on 87.14 seconds in the Renault Clio, with Paul Boscott in the Elan third on 97.36 seconds.

Class 3C had our FTD man in the Mazda 323 GTX – Chris Edwards taking a fine 74.27 seconds. Mike Stark and Geoff Kershaw could only stand by and watch on 81.81 seconds and 85.94 seconds respectively.

Class 4C saw Clive Wooster record 71.00 seconds in practice for fastest overall, but despite lobbying officials to have that run counted – the wet and greasy track in the timed runs did not suit the Radical, so a demonstration run waving to the crowds was the best option in T1 and a withdrawal in T2!

In Class 6 Duncan Fraser took the Elise to another class win on 80.06 seconds.

So, after a frantic two days between the unyielding Armco of Coventry, it’s off to the wide-open spaces of Abingdon for Round 13 on Saturday 8 June.

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