Racing results round-up: August 23-24-25

Each week we will have a full list of the racing results from the previous weekend.

Click on the name of the championship you wish to see the results of.  

CADWELL PARK, LINCS, BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY
BISHOPSCOURT, CO DOWN, SATURDAY
TONFANAU, GWYNEDD, SUNDAY
DARLEY MOOR, DERBYS, MONDAY
MANX GP, ISLE OF MAN, MONDAY
WORLD SUPERMOTO, GREINBACH, AUSTRIA, SUNDAY

ROAD RACING

CADWELL PARK, LINCS, BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY

FIRST SUPERBIKE RACE:

L Leon Haslam, GB (Honda)
2 Tom Sykes, GB (Suzuki)
3 Shane Byrne, GB (Ducati)
4 Leon Camier, GB (Ducati)
5 Cal Crutchlow, GB (Honda)
6 Michael Rutter, GB (Ducati)
7 Simon Andrews, GB (Yamaha)
8 Michael Laverty, GB (Suzuki)
9 Atsushi Watanabe, Japan (Suzuki)
10 Gary Mason, GB (Honda)
11 Tristan Palmer, GB (Honda)
12 Billy McConnell, Australia (Kawasaki)
13 Scott Smart, GB (Kawasaki)
14 John Laverty, GB (Ducati)
15 Guy Martin, GB (Honda)

SECOND:

1 Leon Haslam, GB (Honda)
2 Tom Sykes, GB (Suzuki)
3 Shane Byrne, GB (Ducati)
4 Leon Camier, GB (Ducati)
5 Michael Rutter, GB (Ducati)
6 Simon Andrews, GB (Yamaha)
7 Atsushi Watanabe, Japan (Suzuki)
8 Scott Smart, GB (Kawasaki)
9 Michael Laverty, GB (Suzuki)
10 Karl Harris, GB (Yamaha)
11 Guy Martin, GB (Honda)
12 Tristan Palmer, GB (Honda)
13 Cal Crutchlow, GB (Honda)
14 Stuart Easton, GB (Kawasaki)
15 John Laverty, GB (Ducati)

Championship points:

1 Byrne 364
2 Sykes 254
3 Haslam 249
4 Crutchlow 236
5 Camier 205
6 Rutter 195
7 Ellison 177
8 Andrews 127
9 M Laverty 125
10 Palmer 84

SUPERSPORT:
1 Steve Plater (Yamaha), 2 Glen Richards (Triumph), 3 James Webb (Honda), 4 Hudson Kennaugh (Yamaha), 5 James Westmoreland (Honda), 6 Paul Young (Triumph), 7 Rob Frost (Triumph), 8 Ian Lowry (Suzuki), 9 Chris Martin (Kawasaki), 10 Tommy Bridewell (Honda), 11 Steve Brogan (Honda), 12 John McGuinness (Honda), 13 Joe Dickinson (Yamaha), 14 Daniel Cooper (Honda), 15 Jack Kennedy (Yamaha). Championship points: 1 Richards 177pts, 2 Kennaugh 140, 3 Lowry 128, 4 Westmoreland 91, 5 Brogan 85, 6 Martin 76.

YAMAHA R1 CUP:
1 Jon Kirkham, 2 Ben Wilson, 3 Gary Mason, 4 Sam Warren, 5 Dan Hegarty, 6 Adrian Coates, 7 Connor Cummins, 8 Darren Bellworthy, 9 Mark Gringle, 10 Scott Rowbottom, 11 Paul Shoesmith, 12 Liam Marchant, 13 Agoston Rosivall, 14 Michael Neeves, 15 Sandor Biter. Championship points: 1 Kirkham 175pts, 2 Wilson 152, 3 Warren and Mason 121, 5 Coates 96, 6 Kennedy 86.

INTERNATIONAL CLASSIC GP:
1 Lea Gourlay, GB (Harris), 2 Ian Simpson, GB (Yamaha), 3 Luke Notton, GB (Yamaha), 4 Nigel Palmer, GB (Yamaha), 5 Jean Lecointe, France (Yamaha), 6 Steve Boam, GB (Yamaha), 7 Michael Russell, GB (Junchem), 8 Eric Saul, France (Yamaha), 9 Mark Rogers, GB (Yamaha), 10 Stephen Cox, GB (Yamaha).

KTM SUPER DUKE:
1 Dave Wood, 2 Kelvin Reilly, 3 Ed Smith, 4 James Edmeades, 5 Jonathan Pearson, 6 Alistar Fagan, 7 Dave Heal, 8 Gary Byrne, 9 Pat Shaughnessy, 10 Stuart MacLure, 11 Paul Lane, 12 Ryan Lowe, 13 Nick Hobden, 14 Tony Hughes, 15 Simon Nash. Second race: 1 Wood, 2 Reilly, 3 Fagan, 4 Edmeades, 5 Smith, 6 Pearson, 7 Heal, 8 Byrne, 9 Shaughnessy, 10 Lane, 11 MacLure, 12 Hobden, 13 Lowe, 14 Matt Walker, 15 Tony Hughes. Championship points: 1 Wood 236pts, 2 Reilly 189, 3 Smith 131, 4 Heal 129, 5 Edmeades 124, 6 Cooper 110.

NATIONAL SUPERSTOCK 600:
1 Jimmy Hill (Yamaha), 2 Chris Northover (Yamaha), 3 Lee Johnston (Yamaha), 4 Robbie Brown (Yamaha), 5 Jonathan Dickson (Yamaha), 6 Allan Jon Venter (Triumph), 7 Jack Groves (Yamaha), 8 Sam Neate (Kawasaki), 9 Jamie Hamilton (Kawasaki), 10 Ollie Linsdell (Yamaha), 11 Luke Jones (Yamaha), 12 Michael Booth (Honda), 13 Steve Smith (Triumph), 14 Andrew Sennett (Yamaha), 15 David Haire (Yamaha). Championship points: 1 Johnston 135pts, 2 Brown 106, 3 Venter 101, 4 Jones 91, 5 Northover 89, 6 Hill 71.

NATIONAL SUPERSTOCK 1000:
1 Steve Brogan (Honda), 2 Jon Kirkham (Yamaha), 3 Peter Hickman (Yamaha), 4 Adrian Coates (Yamaha), 5 Ben Wilson (Yamaha), 6 Kenny  Gilbertson (Kawasaki), 7 Daniel Hegarty (Yamaha), 8 Ian Hutchinson (Kawasaki), 9 Lee Jackson (Yamaha), 10 Barry Burrell (Yamaha). Championship points: 1 Brogan 215pts, 2 Kirkham 165, 3 Neill 88, 4 Seeley and Coates 81, 6 Hickman 76.

BRITISH 125 CHAMPIONSHIP:
1 Matthew Hoyle, 2 Martin Glossop, 3 Tom Hayward, 4 Tim Hastings, 5 Paul Jordan, 6 Jay Lewis, 7 Deane Brown, 8 James East, 9 Shaun Horsman, 10 Connor Behan, 11 James Lodge, 12 Dan Moreton, 13 Luke Hinton, 14 Jordan Thompson, 15 Jordan malton (all Honda). Championship points: 1 Hoyle 145pts, 2 Jordan and Hastings 117, 4 Glossop 107, 5 Hayward 101, 6 Hinton 80. 

BISHOPSCOURT, CO DOWN, SATURDAY

All races 8 laps – 15.2 miles unless stated

125 Aprilia (7 laps – 13.6 miles): 1 M Kennedy 11:49.82 – 64.75mph, 2 D Murphy, 3 J Loughlin. FL: Kennedy 1:39.22 – 66.18mph.

125GP (7 laps): 1 R Glasgow 11:07.56 – 68.85mph, 2 K Hadden, 3 R English (all Hon). FL: English 1:31.26 – 71.95mph.

Pre-97: 1 J Higginson 12:12.87 – 71.68mph, 2 A Heavin, 3 S Thompson (all Hon). FL: Heavin 1:29.12 – 73.68mph.

600: 1 C Nally 10:01.77 – 87.29mph, 2 A Hill, 3 G Keys (all Yam). FL: Hill 1:13.98 – 88.75mph.

First 1010: 1 C Thompson (Suz) 10:03.24 – 87.08mph, 2 K O’Doherty (Yam), 3 E Bannon (Yam). FL: Thompson 1:13.62 – 89.19mph. Second: 1 B McCormack (Hon) 10:52.09 – 80.56mph, 2 K Jamison (Hon), 3 P Byrne (Suz). FL: McCormack 1:18.97 – 83.14mph.

Classic (7 laps): 1 B Rapple (Wes) 10:20.78 – 74.04mph, 2 J Conroy (Hon), 3 J Scott (Tri). FL: Rapple 1:24.84 – 77.40mph.

Meeting abandoned due to rain and flooding.

TONFANAU, GWYNEDD, SUNDAY

There were some exciting racing at this the last meeting of the season at the Tonfanau circuit starting with the 400 Supersport. The sun shone all afternoon and we saw some close and fantastic racing between Vincent Brett, Anthony Harrison and Alastair Bayley. With two wins and a second Vincent Brett took first place on the day, with Anthony Harrison just pipping him to the post for the season’s championship trophy.

In the classic machines 125 and 250 single cylinders Dave Edwards took first place on the day, with three straight wins but Martin Budden collected the championship trophy.

The 250 classic machines championship race had already been won by Pete Hall, but the days point went to Geoff Hadwin with three victories.

Scott Dootson took maximum points on the day in the 50 racing machine class with some very tidy riding throughout the season Scott also took the championship trophy home with him. Others riders were hit with mechanical problems, race three saw John Miller’s Kreidler seized and Bill Pilling’s Suzuki gearbox locked up. Alan Leeson, James Gellatley and Ray Dennerley all had gremlins too. The classic 50 racers are looking forward to 2009.

The open class saw some excellent racing between the leading championship contenders. Andrew Gibson went into today’s meeting at the top of the championship leading Chris Mort by just two points. Christopher Dean took first place on the day with two firsts and a second, but Andrew Gibson took the championship maintaining the two point gap until the end of the day.

In the classic machines 251-500 Neil Ogden took first place on the day beating Paul Booth by just a single point. The gap between them was 15 points in the championship with Neill scoring a season total of 76 points to clinch the title.

Richard Ford took a clean sweep finishing first in each race in the classics over 501 class. Mick Crompton followed him home with three second places which was enough to give Mick the season’s championship.

Vicente Clark took another clean sweep with three first place finishes in the Forgotten Era 501 and over. Paul Myler finished second in each race and capped an excellent season’s racing taking home the championship trophy.

In the steel frames Matthew Adam’s 27 point tally for the afternoon gave him first place with Mark Robinson second and Darren Johnson third. Matthew Adams also won the club champion ship finishing the season with 101 points.

In the 125GP class consistent riding throughout the day saw James McIvor finish with three first places, Mike Brunsdon three seconds and Kimberley Rose three thirds. Mike Brunsdon took the championship following a season of very impressive results.

Although Christopher Dean took three firsts and won the afternoon trophy in the 250GP class the absent Steve Green had already sewn up the season championship with a total of 85 points.

In the forgotten up to 250 Caron Roberts took both the afternoon trophy and the championship scoring two wins and a second. James O’Brien pushed Caron all the way with second places and a victory in the final race.

Vincent Brett won the afternoon trophy and the club championship in the Forgotten Era 251-500. Brad Mason came second overall on the day.

In the sidecars Craig Hauxwell and David Beattie finished the season as champions having never finished outside the top two places until the very final race of the year when they were forced to retire on the sighting lap. That left Anthony Eades and Ian Greensmith to take first place for the afternoon with David Halliburton and Anthony Woodwood second.

RESULTS

First 400 Supersport: 1 V Brett (Kaw) 6:47.2 – 88.41mph, 2 A Harrison (Hon), 3 A Bayley (Hon). FL: Harrison 40.7s – 88.45mph. Second: 1 Harrison 6:43.6 – 89.20mph, 2 Brett, 3 Bayley. FL: Harrison 40.6s – 88.67mph. Third: 1 Brett 5:16.9 – 90.88mph, 2 Bayley, 3 Harrison. FL: Brett 40.9s – 88.02mph.

First minitwins: 1 P Myler (Suz) 7:15.1 – 82.74mph. Second: 1 Myler 7:02.9 – 85.13mph. Third: Myler 5:35.8 – 85.77mph.

First 50: 1 S Dootson (Kaw) 4:55.4 – 60.93mph, 2 B Pilling (Suz), 3 J Miller (Kre).  Second: 1 Dootson 7:58.4 – 60.20mph, 2 Pilling, 3 Miller. Third: 1 Dootson 6:52.4 – 61.11mph, 2 D Clarke (Min), 3 B Jackson (Min).

First classic125 and 250 single cylinder: 1 D Edwards (Yam) 4:54.8 – 73.27mph, 2 D Brasier (Duc), 3 K Halliwell (Micro). FL: Brasier 52.4s – 68.70mph. Second: 1 Edwards 8:19.5 – 72.07mph, 2 Brasier, 3 Halliwell. Third: 1 Edwards 6:38.4 – 72.29mph, 2 Halliwell, 3 Brasier. FL: Edwards 49.9s – 72.14mph.

First 250 classic: 1 G Hadwin (Suz) 4:38.7 – 77.50mph, 2 N Bramley (Yam). FL: Hadwin 47.4s – 75.95mph. Second: 1 Hadwin 7:49.0 – 76.76mph, 2 Bramley. FL: Hadwin 46s – 78.26mph. Third: 1 Hadwin 6:10.4 – 77.75mph, 2 Bramley. FL: Hadwin 42.2s – 85.31mph.

First 450-1100 open: 1 C Dean (Suz) 6:12.6 – 96.62mph, 2 C Mort (Hon), 3 A Gibson (Hon). FL: Gibson and Dean 38.1s – 94.49mph. Second: 1 Gibson 6:13.3 – 96.14mph, 2 Dean, 3 Mort. FL: Gibson 37.5s – 96mph. Third: 1 Dean 4:57.6 – 96.77mph, 2 Mort, 3 Gibson. FL: Dean 37.6s – 95.74mph.

First classic 251-500: 1 S Brunsdon (Yam) 7:32.4 – 79.58mph, 2 N Ogden (Hon), 3 H Edwards (Kaw). FL: M Copnall (Hon) 43.3s – 83.14mph. Second: 1 Brunsdon, 2 Edwards, 3 Ogden. FL: Brunsdon 45.1s – 79.82mph. Third: 1 Edwards 5:56.5 – 80.79mph, 2 Ogden, 3 A Day (Hon).

First classic over 501: 1 R Ford (Nor) 7:03.0 – 85.11mph, 2 M Crompton (BSA), 3 M Williams (Met). FL: Ford 42s – 85.71mph. Second: 1 Ford, 2 Crompton, 3 M Morgan (Nor). FL: Ford 41.7s – 86.33mph. Third: 1 Ford 5:35.8 – 85.77mph, 2 Crompton, 3 Williams. FL: Ford 42s – 85.71mph.

First 600 steel frame: 1 M Adams (Hon) 3:57.7 – 90.87mph, 2 MichaelRobinson (Hon), 3 Mark Robinson (Hon). FL: Michael Robinson 41.1s – 87.59mph. Second: 1 D Johnson (Hon) 6:42.7 – 89.40mph, 2 Michael Robinson, 3 Adams. FL: Johnson 40.3s – 89.33mph. Third: 1 Johnson 5:18.5 – 90.42mph, 2 Adams, 3 Michael Robinson. FL: Johnson 39.8s – 90.45mph.

First Forgotten era over 501: 1 V Clark (Wes) 3:58.3 – 90.64mph, 2 P Myler (Suz), 3 3 C Edwards (Yam).  Second: 1 Clark 6:43.0 – 89.33mph, 2 Myler, 3 Edwards. FL: Clark 40.5s – 88.89mph. Third: 1 Clark 5:14.1 – 91.69mph, 2 Myler, 3 D Walsh (Yam). FL: Clark 39.6s – 90.91mph.

First 125GP: 1 J McIvor 4:23.6 – 81.94mph, 2 M Brunsdon, 3 Kimberley Rose (all Hon). Second: 1 McIvor 7:21.8 – 81.48mph, 2 Brunsdon, 3 Kimberley Rose. Third: 1 McIvor 5:56.5 – 80.79mph, 2 Brunsdon, 3 Kimberley Rose.

First 250GP: 1 C Dean (Hon) 3:55.8 – 91.60mph, 2 P Shepherd (Yam). FL: Dean 40.3s – 89.33mph. Second: 1 Dean 6:40.3 – 89.93mph. FL: Dean 40s – 90mph. Third: 1 Dean 5:18.0 – 90.57mph. FL: Dean 40.5s – 88.89mph.

First Forgotten Era up to 250: 1 Caron Roberts (Yam) 4:11.9 – 85.75mph, 2 J O’Brien (Yam), 3 H Edwards (Rotax). Second: 1 Caron Roberts 7:08.2 – 84.07mph, 2 O’Brien, 3 Edwards. Third: 1 O’Brien 5:38.3 – 85.13mph, 2 Caron Roberts, 3 Edwards.

First Forgotten Era 251-500: 1 B Worral (Kaw) 4:04.8 – 88.24mph, 2 V Brett (Kaw), 3 S Leigh (Hon). FL: Brett 41.4s – 86.96mph. Second: 1 Worral 6:52.0 – 87.38mph, 2 Brett, 3 B Mason (Hon). FL: Brett 41.9s – 85.92mph. Third: 1 Harrison 5:25.3 – 88.53mph, 2 Brett, 3 B Mason (Hon). FL: Brett 40.9s – 88.02mph.

First sidecar: 1 C Hauxwell/D Beattie (Yam) 6:50.6 – 87.68mph, 2 A Eades/I Greensmith (Kaw), 3 D Halliburton/A Woodward (Yam). FL: Hauxwell 41.6s – 86.54mph. Second: 1 Hauxwell 6:56.3 – 86.48mph, 2 Eades, 3 C Mophett/L Woodward (She). FL: Hauxwell 41.4s – 86.96mph. Third: 1 Eades 5:40.7 – 84.53mph, 2 Halliburton. FL: Eades 42.7s – 84.31mph.

DARLEY MOOR, DERBYS, MONDAY

Mark Walters took delivery of his new Yamaha 600 machine on Wednesday. It took him a dozen or so laps of the Darley Moor circuit on Monday to get use to the difference to his previous machine, but he then set about showing the opposition the way home in two races. Picking up the John Bywater Trophy and a cheque for £250 in the process.

RESULTS

All races 6 laps unless stated

First F125: 1 B Winfield 7:19.99 – 73.64mph, 2 B Godfrey, 3 T Hayes (all Apr). FL: Winfield 1:11.29 – 75.75mph. Second: 1 Winfield 7:24.62 – 72.87mph, 2 Hayes, 3 Godfrey. FL: Winfield 1:11.49 – 75.54mph.

First 125GP: 1 R Hodson 6:38.13 – 81.38mph, 2 J Hodson, 3 R Tarren (all Hon). FL: R Hodson 1:03.15 – 85.51mph. Second: 1 R Hodson 6:35.72 – 81.88mph, 2 J Hodson, 3 D Smith (Hon). FL: R Hodson 1:04.18 – 84.14mph.

First Lightweight: 1 A Hoare 6:11.39 – 87.24mph, 2 R Thompson, 3 B Hedison (all Hon). FL: Hoare 1:00.17 – 89.75mph. Second: 1 Hoare 6:12.92 – 86.88mph, 2 Hedison, 3 Thompson. FL: Hoare 1:00.54 – 89.20mph.

First F400: 1 A Kershaw (Kaw) 6:28.33 – 83.43mph, 2 P Turner (Suz), 3 A Porter (Suz). FL: Turner 1:02.69 – 86.14mph. Second: 1 Turner 6:29.29 – 83.23mph, 2 Kershaw, 3 Porter. FL: Kershaw 1:02.89 – 85.86mph.

First Earlystocks (4 laps): 1 C Wadey 4:36.31 – 78.17mph, 2 A Bailey, 3 D Bradburn (all Suz). FL: A Gilfillan (Suz) 1:06.77 – 80.87mph. Second: 1 Wadey 6:49.14 – 79.19mph, 2 Bailey, 3 Gilfillan. FL: Bailey 1:06.56 – 81.13mph.

First F600: 1 M Walters (Yam) 6:17.16 – 85.91mph, 2 D Bowe (Hon), 3 C Booth (Yam). FL: Walters 1:00.98 – 88.55mph. Second: 1 T Welton (Hon) 6:07.27 – 88.22mph, 2 Bowe, 3 Walters. FL: Welton 59.57s – 90.65mph.

First Roadstocks: 1 S Everett 6:21.91 – 84.84mph, 2 A Boulton, 3 M Wheeler (all Suz). FL: Everett 1:01.58 – 87.69mph. Second: 1 Everett 6:23.11 – 84.57mph, 2 A Oliver (Suz), 3 Boulton. FL: N Underwood (Suz) 1:02.03 – 87.05mph.

First Sound of Thunder: 1 L Cutts-Bland (Duc) 6:03.05 – 89.24mph, 2 M Whitehead (Apr), 3 M Moulai (Duc). FL: Cutts-Bland 58.18s – 91.25mph. Second: 1 Cutts-Bland 6:04.69 – 88.84mph, 2 Whitehead, 3 Moulai. FL: Cutts-Bland 59.44s – 90.85mph.

First Pre-90: 1 J Bond (Yam) 6:26.36 – 83.86mph, 2 M Ess (Yam), 3 Bailey. FL: Ess 1:02.28 – 86.71mph. Second: 1 Ess 6:23.07 – 84.58mph, 2 Bond, 3 Bailey. FL: Ess 1:01.84 – 87.32mph.

First open: 1 K Tait (Suz) 5:59.76 – 90.06mph, 2 P Allen (Suz), 3 D Jenkinson (Hon). FL: Tait 58.42s – 92.43mph. Second: 1 Tait 6:00.45 – 89.89mph, 2 Jenkinson, 3 Allen. FL: Jenkinson 58.33s – 92.58mph.

First Peak cup: 1 Tait 5:56.64 – 90.85mph, 2 Cutts-Bland, 3 Allen. FL: Tait 57.54s – 93.85mph. Second (8 laps): 1 Tait 7:53.63 – 91.21mph, 2 Cutts-Bland, 3 Allen. FL: Tait 58.10s – 92.94mph.

Newcomers handicap (4 laps): 1 M Walters (Yam) 4:39.88 – 77.18mph, 2 C Leach (Kaw), 3 J Bolsover (Hon). FL: Walters 1:01.29 – 88.11mph.

First sidecars: 1 Golling/Dean (Baker) 6:31.67 – 82.72mph, 2 Pedder/Prince (Suz), 3 Hanks/Hanks-Elliott (Suz). FL: Pedder 1:02.97 – 85.76mph. Second: 1 Pedder 6:09.83 – 87.61mph, 2 Hanks, 3 Wright/Bond (Hon). FL: Pedder 59.40s – 90.91mph.

MANX GP, ISLE OF MAN, MONDAY

Manxman Ryan and Dan Kneen became the first brothers ever to win a Manx GP in the same year and the first to win the race on the mountain course in the same year since the Dunlop brothers, Joey and Robert in 1998. Ryan, 19, a labourer won the newcomers A class on an ex-Bruce Anstey 600 Suzuki at an average spped of 103.973mph in an shortened two lap race delayed by six hours due to poor visability on the mountain stretches.

His 21 year old brother Dan, a plumber, completed the family double with victory in the Newcomers C class on a 400 Honda beating John McGuinness’close friend and former mechanic Ian Whitlow by more than 2 minutes 20 seconds in some of the worst conditions experienced on the mountain stretch of the course in years.

Paton mounted Ryan Farquhar completed a senior classic double with a repeat of his 2007 victory in Monday’s delayed and shortened race. Trailing the MV replica of Gary Johnson in the early stages Farquahr took over at the end of lap one whjen Johnson was forced to retire the MV3 with an air lock in the fuel tank. Alan Oversby rode the Craven Manx Norton to second place in front of a delighted Manxman Allan Brew who last made it on to the Manx GP podium in 1978.

NEWCOMERS A (2 laps):
1 R Kneen (Suz) 43:32.77 – 103.973mph, 2 I Lintin (Suz), 3 J Redpath (Suz), 4 K Fitzpatrick (Suz), 5 J Shipley (Yam), 6 D Gledhill (Ka). FL: Kneen 21:45.97 – 104.005mph.

C: 1 D Kneen (Hon) 46:54.58 – 96.517mph, 2 I Whitlow (Suz), 3 C Martin (Hon), 4 D Costello (Hon), 5 D Walsh (Suz), 6 D Gilpin (Suz). FL: Kneen 23:22.76 – 96.829mph.

SENIOR (3 laps):
1 R Farquhar (Paton) 1hr 6:19.9 – 102.385mph, 2 A Oversby (Nor), 3 A Brew (Mat), 4 W Brown (Nor), 5 A Reynolds (Paton) 6 B Price (Mat). FL: Farquhar 21:51.44 – 103.572mph.

 

OFF ROAD

WORLD SUPERMOTO, GREINBACH, AUSTRIA, SUNDAY

S1
1 I Lazzarini, Italy (Aprilia) 25 + 0 = 25
2 B Hiemer, Germany (KTM) 22 + 0 = 22
3 S Bidart  France (Husqvarna) 20 + 0 = 20
4 F Balducci, Italy (Suzuki) 18 + 0 = 18
5 J Giraudo, France (Honda) 16 + 0 = 16
6 N Jorge Cabrera, Spain (Yamaha) 15 + 0 = 15
British:
14 C Hodgson (Husqvarna) 7 + 0 = 7

S2 overall:

1 D Gozzini, Italy ™ 25 + 20 = 45
2 A Chareyre, France (Husqvarna) 22 + 22 = 44
3 G Delepine, Belgium (Husqvarna) 13 + 25 = 38
4 A Hlad, Bulgaria (KTM) 18 + 14 = 32
5 C Iddon, GV (Aprilia) 16 + 15 = 31
6 L Minutilli, Italy (Aprilia) 20 + 11 = 31

British:

15 R Blakeman (KTM) 7 + 5 = 12