MAXXIS-LANDRAKE.....Final rd pics

What an awsome days sport, made all the better by the inclusion of a couple of yanks coming over to throw a cat amongst the pidgeons

I had a chat with Ryno Hughes prior to his race and he seemed confident of a good days racing but wouldnt commit on a placing, the other rider from the other side of the pond was privateer Ben Lamay who took to the front of qualifing and loooked pretty hot... However come race time our boys did us proud and didnt allow any foreign blood onto the podium

Mx1 was the race to watch with pole setter Mac211 setting the pace. Sword and Simpson both joined him in the hope of attracting the attention of Mxdn team manager Steve Dixons eye. Simpson was the hare roaring off on the big 450 as though it was his normal mount, Sword was on his tail looking comfortable and Mac was hot on their heels.... Billy hit the front after a few laps and held it to the flag with Simpson a not too distant 2nd and Sword coming home 3rd.

Race 2 looked to be another MacKensie benefit but Billy did what he does so often and threw it away and with Simpson suffering a bad start it left the door wide open for the MX2 champ Sword to take a comfortable win from MacKensie and CCM mounted Dougan filling 3rd spot, Ryno could only manage a recovery to 12th after a first lap clash leaving him dead last to back up his disapointing but stylish first race 9th. Lamay improved on his first race 10th with a respectable 8th

MX2 was left open for Nicholls with the absence of the big hitting KTM duo sqabbling over the MX3 ride in the nations, but Nicholls 2nd place in the championship looked under threat as he failed to get on the podium in either race. UTag's Mel Pocock was gifted his first Maxxis win after Nicholls and Karro went down together leaving Alan Keet in front untill Pocock pressed hard for the win. Elederfield filled 3rd spot in front of Nicholls.

Race 2 was Karro's this time although Neville Bradshaw pushed hard race long in a bid to clinch 2nd in the championship after Nicholls went down twice in the early going, but a hard charging Red Bull KTM pulled back throught to 10th securring 2nd in the championship for his efforts.

I have plenty of photos to share once I get sorted as im sure JC45 has too, so check back for those during the coming days..

Great post there Coach. I will throw a couple up tonight just to wet there appetite: Church

Dooooooooooooogie

Miss Kane

Dan Arnold

Good stuff JC, I have PC issues that im trying to sort so I can post up pics so keep em coming while I try to sort this bleeding thing out..

In the thick of it

Keet being hounded by Nicholls but held is own.

Would have been cool to see the battle out between Nicholls & Karro. It wasn't ment to be

Eldy Style

What a job Chussy has

Jake had bike issues in the 2nd moto so these two went at it - Karro Vs Bradshaw

Elderfield doing what ever he could to find away passed Barr

JW Going for his Roll Off

Congrats to Pocock and the Utag Team

Lewis Rose

May was awesome although maybe not the quickest but he was hitting them ruts harder than anyone else.

Swannie just holding on to the rear end of his Kawasaki

Keep em coming JC, im having issues with my pc, so its taking me ages to post any pics, heres a couple for now, more to come

Mel Pocock showed great determination to take his first Maxxis win overhauled an inspired ride from Alan Keet

Imported by the Twisted 7/Moto Kawasaki team to spice up the final round, Ryan 'Ryno' Hughes certainly brought the crowds in along with little publised fellow American privateer Ben Lamay aboard his own Yamaha

Ryno

Natilie Kane kept a 100% win streak to be crowned British Ladies champion