ALLOY BANGERS ALTERNATIVE WORLD FINAL,
STEEL STOX WORLD FINAL & ABS BANGERS
Sunday 21st November 2021
A chilly November day set the scene for the Alloy Bangers Alternative World Final, sponsored by Refined Ali RC Car Parts (Ben Germany) and the first ever Steel Stox World Final, sponsored by P & P Groundworks (aka Pete Bowley); but the atmosphere was warm enough to melt even the coldest polar bear! In addition to the Alloys and the Steel Stox, we also ran the ABS Bangers, just for the sheer fun of it!!
50 Alloy Bangers, 12 Steel Stox, 47 ABS Bangers
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ALTERNATIVE ALLOY BANGERS WORLD FINAL
What a fantastic array of Alloy Bangers we had this year! Congratulations to 103 Paul Foreman and 68 James Hutchings for taking the trophies for the Smart Car Awards, excellent paint job guys, well done!
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Heat Results
HEAT ONE - ROUND ONE
1st - 183 Shaye Hunter - 50 / 4m 36.60
2nd - 707 Alfie Court - 49 / 4m 37.98
3rd - 205 Koonta - 46 / 4m 37.53
4th - 103 Luke Poole - 44 / 4m 38.59
5th - 255 Darren Scott - 42 / 4m 40.21
6th - 702 Jonny Kelly - 42 / 4m 45.47
7th - 379 Danny Evans - 36 / 4m 39.20
8th - 829 Alfie Parish - 36 / 4m 39.96
9th - 371 Sean Foley - 35 / 4m 45.79
10th - 19 Ben Germany - 32 / 4m 47.55
11th - 546 Kerry Goldstone - 31 / 4m 36.86
12th - 24 Steve Mallion - 30 / 4m 37.85
13th - 383 Divvy - 29 / 4m 45.44
14th - 203 Jack Booker - 28 / 3m 17.98
15th - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 28 / 4m 38.97
16th - 579 Gary Beecham - 25 / 3m 28.96
17th - 68 James Hutchings - 21 / 4m 44.89
18th - 666 Chloe Fearnley - 20 / 4m 38.24
19th - 579 Austin Beecham - 20 / 4m 46.29
20th - 329 Chris Green - 16 / 1m 57.69
21st - 380 Brad Evans - 14 / 2m 34.17
22nd - 662 Jamie Harding - 10 / 4m 43.42
23rd - 26 Cliff Hutchings - 7 / 1m 15.77
24th - 386 Liam Hawkins - 7 / 1m 46.84
25th - 595 L J Saunders - 2 / 16.64
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HEAT TWO - ROUND ONE
1st - 54 Alec Quarman - 50 / 4m 53.66
2nd - 555 Dan Morgan - 46 / 4m 55.39
3rd - 358 Mark Brewster - 44 / 4m 53.95
4th - 170 Rock - 43 / 4m 54.68
5th - 103 Paul Foreman - 42 / 4m 56.99
6th - 441 Timmy Deans - 40 / 4m 54.46
7th - 182 Bailey - 32 / 4m 54.43
8th - 102 Ian Noble - 32 / 5m 3.68
9th - 249 John Baddeley - 31 / 5m 3.39
10th - 311 Martin Day - 27 / 5m 3.77
11th - 778 Slimadey - 27 / 5m 8.11
12th - 124 Kaden Smith - 26 / 5m 11.86
13th - 187 Kieron Mason - 22 / 4m 56.73
14th - 195 Pete Bowley - 21 / 2m 49.63
15th - 5 Patsy - 21 / 5m 9.28
16th - 590 Mickey Galloway - 16 / 3m 30.59
17th - 113 Gavin Calland - 15 / 4m 4.22
18th - 619 Adam Brown - 12 / 1m 38.52
19th - 568 McKenzie Webb - 12 / 3m 9.24
20th - 6 Ben Bonen - 7 / 5m 3.72
21st - 50 Ross Mason - 6 / 1m 20.64
22nd - 498 Jay Curtis - 6 / 3m 3.52
23rd - 246 Nobby - 2 / 49.24
24th - 454 Stuart Tomkins - DNS
24th - 195 Jaydan Webb - DNS
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A great start there for Shaye Hunter and Alec Quarman, with Alfie Court and Dan Morgan both coming home is 2nd places and Koonta and Mark Brewster both finishing in 3rd. Some awesome crashing to get us started off, and setting the scene for whole afternoon!
HEAT ONE - ROUND TWO
1st - 205 Koonta - 50 / 4m 54.81
2nd - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 46 / 4m 59.90
3rd - 54 Alec Quarman - 45 / 5m 0.03
4th - 702 Jonny Kelly - 42 / 4m 58.78
5th - 829 Alfie Parish - 39 / 4m 59.36
6th - 590 Mickey Galloway - 36 / 4m 58.43
7th - 255 Darren Scott - 32 / 4m 58.94
8th - 124 Kaden Smith - 31 / 5m 20.80
9th - 195 Jaydan Webb - 30 / 4m 58.01
10th - 568 McKenzie Webb - 30 / 4m 58.49
11th - 19 Ben Germany - 29 / 5m 15.47
12th - 371 Sean Foley - 28 / 4m 54.84
13th - 182 Bailey - 28 / 5m 7.52
14th - 379 Danny Evans - 27 / 5m 2.33
15th - 383 Divvy - 26 / 4m 58.88
16th - 113 Gavin Calland - 24 / 5m 12.05
17th - 24 Steve Mallion - 18 / 4m 5.82
18th - 103 Paul Foreman - 18 / 5m 8.87
19th - 311 Martin Day - 16 / 3m 41.79
20th - 666 Chloe Fearnley - 13 / 2m 43.58
21st - 5 Patsy - 12 / 5m 5.46
22nd - 619 Adam Brown - 7 / 40.32
23rd - 778 Slimadey - 5 / 2m 55.48
24th - 595 L J Saunders - DNS
24th - 195 Pete Bowley - DNS
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HEAT TWO - ROUND TWO
1st - 183 Shaye Hunter - 50 / 5m 10.65
2nd - 170 Rock - 45 / 5m 12.60
3rd - 103 Luke Poole - 44 / 5m 17.79
4th - 707 Alfie Court - 42 / 5m 24.10
5th - 329 Chris Green - 38 / 5m 12.51
6th - 441 Timmy Deans - 36 / 5m 11.26
7th - 102 Ian Noble - 26 / 5m 31.12
8th - 555 Dan Morgan - 31 / 3m 40.99
9th - 358 Mark Brewster - 31 5m 15.13
10th - 579 Gary Beecham - 30 / 5m 12.32
11th - 187 Kieron Mason - 25 / 5m 16.12
12th - 68 James Hutchings - 23 / 5m 21.08
13th - 662 Jamie Harding - 20 / 5m 20.97
14th - 579 Austin Beecham - 18 / 5m 28.07
15th - 386 Liam Hawkins - 17 / 3m 49.08
16th - 546 Kerry Goldstone - 16 / 2m 48.80
17th - 249 John Baddeley - 16 / 3m 12.38
18th - 203 Jack Booker - 10 / 3m 38.08
19th - 246 Nobby - 8 / 5m 15.99
20th - 380 Brad Evans - 7 / 4m 7.10
21st - 26 Cliff Hutchings - 5 / 3m 45.31
22nd - 498 Jay Curtis - 5 / 5m 18.60
23rd - 6 Ben Bonen - 4 / 1m 29.92
24th - 50 Ross Mason - 2 / 13.92
25th - 454 Stuart Tomkins - DNS
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Shaye Hunter takes the chequered flag for the second time today, with Koonta crossing the line in heat two for the win. Taylor-Jay Liles and Rock claimed the second places this time, with Alec Quarman and Luke Poole coming home in third. Another great round of gruesome wrecking and frantic racing, well done all.
HEAT ONE - ROUND THREE
1st - 205 Koonta - 50 / 5m 11.04
2nd - 707 Alfie Court - 48 / 5m 18.19
3rd - 329 Chris Green - 45 / 5m 14.97
4th - 183 Shaye Hunter - 44 / 5m 11.10
5th - 170 Rock - 44 / 5m 13.05
6th - 103 Luke Poole - 39 / 5m 17.44
7th - 182 Bailey - 37 / 5m 16.12
8th - 68 James Hutchings - 33 / 5m 21.46
9th - 568 McKenzie Webb - 33 / 5m 21.92
10th - 666 Chloe Fearnley - 32 / 5m 14.01
11th - 590 Mickey Galloway - 32 / 5m 19.02
12th - 103 Paul Foreman - 29 / 5m 14.08
13th - 249 John Baddeley - 24 / 5m 16.06
14th - 24 Steve Mallion - 23 / 3m 33.47
15th - 26 Cliff Hutchings - 22 / 4m 12.99
16th - 579 Austin Beecham - 20 / 5m 15.20
17th - 595 L J Saunders - 15 / 5m 17.04
18th - 778 Slimadey - 14 / 3m 35.96
19th - 19 Ben Germany - 12 / 5m 18.88
20th - 311 Martin Day - 10 / 2m 44.41
21st - 6 Ben Bonen - 7 / 3m 14.04
22nd - 195 Pete Bowley - 7 / 3m 19.04
23rd - 498 Jay Curtis - 6 / 5m 13.08
24th - 50 Ross Mason - DNS
24th - 454 Stuart Tomkins - DNS
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HEAT TWO - ROUND THREE
1st - 54 Alec Quarman - 50 / 5m 18.49
2nd - 555 Dan Morgan - 44 / 5m 28.06
3rd - 102 Ian Noble - 43 / 5m 21.72
4th - 203 Jack Booker - 43 / 5m 26.52
5th - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 42 / 5m 37.34
6th - 383 Divvy - 40 / 5m 18.59
7th - 829 Alfie Parish - 39 / 5m 21.31
8th - 195 Jaydan Webb - 37 / 5m 19.55
9th - 441 Timmy Deans - 34 / 5m 19.16
10th - 546 Kerry Goldstone - 34 / 5m 20.22
11th - 702 Jonny Kelly - 29 / 4m 30.97
12th - 187 Kieron Mason - 28 / 5m 25.05
13th - 113 Gavin Calland - 24 / 5m 18.81
14th - 662 Jamie Harding - 24 / 5m 35.42
15th - 380 Brad Evans - 24 / 5m 44.89
16th - 579 Gary Beecham - 23 / 5m 25.76
17th - 124 Kaden Smith - 22 / 5m 48.45
18th - 358 Mark Brewster - 21 / 5m 39.39
19th - 255 Darren Scott - 19 / 4m 31.58
20th - 371 Sean Foley - 17 / 4m 44.54
21st - 619 Adam Brown - 12 / 4m 4.44
22nd - 379 Danny Evans - 10 / 2m 29.92
23rd - 386 Liam Hawkins - 9 / 3m 39.80
24th - 246 Nobby - 5 / 1m 22.84
25th - 5 Patsy - 2 / 4m 18.01
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Three out of three for Koonta, and another win for Alec Quarman, giving them good grid positions in the World Final! Dan Morgan and Alfie Court both finished in second place once again, with the third places going to Ian Noble and Chris Green. More manic racing, with plenty of follow-ins! Great stuff!!!!
Time now for the B Final, and with no bump up to the A Final, this group were all out for smashing fun!!!!
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A great 60 laps for Adam Brown, bringing him home in first place to collect the win, with Steve Mallion finishing in 2nd place. Crossing the line to finish in third was our highest finishing Junior, Jaydan Webb, L J Saunders came home in 4th place and 5th went to Gavin Calland; both on splits. Our first lady finisher Chloe Fearnley took 6th place with 7th going to Brad Evans. In 8th place was Jay Curtis, in 9th was Jamie Harding and finishing 10th was Austin Beecham. Our home grown resident wrecker, Ross Mason, completed 14 laps for a change and finished in 11th place, with Liam Hawkins coming home in 12th place. In 13th place was Martin Day, with Ben Bonen coming home in 14th place. Crossing the line to take 15th place was Cliff Hutchings, 16th place went to Slimadey and finishing in 17th place was Pete Bowley. Last across the line (but by no means least!) was Patsy.
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Well done all, a great race, and congratulations Adam on your win.
B FINAL
1st - 619 Adam Brown - 60 / 6m 40.99
2nd - 24 Steve Mallion - 49 / 6m 47.87
3rd - 195 Jaydan Webb - 46 / 6m 47.48
4th - 595 L J Saunders - 45 / 6m 50.50
5th - 113 Gavin Calland - 45 / 6m 54.40
6th - 666 Chloe Fearnley - 37 / 6m 44.09
7th - 380 Brad Evans - 30 / 6m 42.30
8th - 498 Jay Curtis - 25 / 6m 49.21
9th - 662 Jamie Harding - 22 / 5m 25.47
10th - 579 Austin Beecham - 18 / 3m 8.54
11th - 50 Ross Mason - 14 / 2m 8.96
12th - 386 Liam Hawkins - 8 / 2m 3.87
13th - 311 Martin Day - 8 / 3m 8.35
14th - 6 Ben Bonen - 7 / 6m 47.19
15th - 26 Cliff Hutchings - 6 / 2m 21.69
16th - 778 Slimadey - 3 / 2m 7.48
17th - 195 Pete Bowley - 2 / 2m 21.37
18th - 5 Patsy - 1 / 19.52
19th - 246 Nobby - DNS
20th - 454 Stuart Tomkins - DNS
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With points added and grid positions calculated, the 30 car ALTERNATIVE ALLOY WORLD FINAL grid was as follows -
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Pole - 205 Koonta
p2 - 54 Alec Quarman
p3 - 183 Shaye Hunter
p4 - 707 Alfie Court
p5 - 555 Dan Morgan
p6 - 170 Rock
p7 - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles
p8 - 103 Luke Poole
p9 - 329 Chris Green
p10 - 102 Ian Noble
p11 - 358 Mark Brewster
p12 - 829 Alfie Parish
p13 - 702 Jonny Kelly
p14 - 103 Paul Foreman
p15 - 203 Jack Booker
p16 - 255 Darren Scott
p17 - 441 Timmy Deans
p18 - 182 Bailey
p19 - 371 Sean Foley
p20 - 383 Divvy
p21 - 590 Mickey Galloway
p22 - 546 Kerry Goldstone
p23 - 124 Kaden Smith
p24 - 68 James Hutchings
p25 - 187 Kieron Mason
p26 - 568 McKenzie Webb
p27 - 379 Danny Evans
p28 - 24 Steve Mallion
p29 - 249 John Baddeley
p30 - 19 Ben Germany
An impressive 30 car line up for the World Final!
WORLD FINAL
1st - 183 Shaye Hunter - 60 / 6m 1.66
2nd - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 53 / 6m 5.50
3rd - 707 Alfie Court - 49 / 6m 3.10
4th - 170 Rock - 49 / 6m 4.60
5th - 54 Alec Quarman - 49 / 6m 6.33
6th - 103 Luke Poole - 47 / 6m 2.04
7th - 205 Koonta - 47 / 6m 6.08
8th - 555 Dan Morgan - 46 / 6m 4.48
9th - 187 Kieron Mason - 44 / 6m 5.12
10th - 255 Darren Scott - 43 / 6m 45.08
11th - 19 Ben Germany - 42 / 6m 1.76
12th - 358 Mark Brewster - 42 / 6m 6.78
13th - 441 Timmy Deans - 41 / 6m 4.80
14th - 182 Bailey - 39 / 6m 8.35
15th - 379 Danny Evans - 37 / 6m 1.69
16th - 329 Chris Green - 37 / 6m 3.87
17th - 203 Jack Booker - 37 / 6m 4.54
18th - 103 Paul Foreman - 36 / 6m 3.61
19th - 124 Kaden Smith - 36 / 6m 18.59
20th - 546 Kerry Goldstone - 33 / 6m 2.08
21st - 579 Gary Beecham - 31 6m 5.60
22nd - 590 Mickey Galloway - 30 / 6m 1.92
23rd - 568 McKenzie Webb - 29 / 6m 44.28
24th - 68 James Hutchings - 20 / 3m 30.72
25th - 102 Ian Noble - 12 / 4m 14.68
26th - 383 Divvy - 11 / 3m 23.77
27th - 702 Jonny Kelly - 9 / 2m 11.32
28th - 829 Alfie Parish - 8 / 2m 13.82
29th - 249 John Baddeley - 8 / 6m 30.65
30th - 371 Sean Foley - 6 / 3m 49.28
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What a fantastic Final! Very worthy of the trophies! Shaye Hunter drove expertly, as always, to take the win and the title of Alternative Alloy World Champion 2021, finishing with a 7 lap lead! Brilliant racing Shaye, congratulations! Get that gold paint in place!
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Taylor-Jay Liles kept his cool and came through the carnage to finish in 2nd place, another great drive, congratulations Taylor!
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Crossing the line to take 3rd place was Alfie Court, snatching the trophy from Rock in 4th and Alec Quarman in 5th on splits! So close between these three, congratulations Alfie, an exceptional drive from you!
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Luke Poole finished in 6th place and took the trophy of Top Junior, this lad has such a future ahead of him in RC, and he's still only 11 years old! Congratulations Luke, very proud of you!
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As well as the terrific racing taking place, there was plenty of wrecking too, and the top finishers did so well to pick their way through all the carnage!
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Congratulations to you all; and we now look forward to seeing Shaye defend his title again next year! Roll on 2022!
STEEL STOX WORLD FINAL
We now move onto the newly formed Steel Stox, and their first ever World Championship. This formula was launched in May of this year when we finally returned to racing after lock down. As the major developer of the cars, Pete Bowley of P & P Groundworks sponsored todays meeting, and as he was taking part himself, he was hoping to take one of his own trophies home with him! With 12 cars in attendance, we split them into 2 groups to race for their grid positions in the 12 car final.
Heat Results
HEAT ONE - ROUND ONE
1st - 103 Luke Poole - 40 / 2m 48.22
2nd - 183 Shaye Hunter - 39 / 2m 51.48
3rd - 14 Julian Poole - 39 / 2m 52.96
4th - 383 Divvy - 37 / 2m 51.20
5th - 913 Brett Osborne - 34 / 2m 51.23
6th - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 31 / 2m 49.88
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HEAT TWO - ROUND ONE
1st - 54 Alec Quarman - 40 / 2m 54.52
2nd - 358 Mark Brewster - 38 / 2m 54.56
3rd - 203 Jack Booker - 38 / 2m 57.95
4th - 662 Midge - 23 / 2m 56.41
5th - 274 Nigel Smith - 19 / 3m 0.72
195 Pete Bowley - 7 / 36.92
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A brilliant start for Luke Poole, aiming to be even more successful that he's been in the Alloy Bangers! A not so common sight these days is a win for Alec Quarman, well done Alec! Shaye Hunter just pipped Julian Poole to the post to take 2nd place in heat one, and Mark Brewster did the same in heat two, snatching 2nd place from Jack Booker. Great racing guys!
HEAT ONE - ROUND TWO
1st - 103 Luke Poole - 40 / 3m 0.06
2nd - 383 Divvy - 40 / 3m 1.92
3rd - 913 Brett Osborne - 34 / 3m 0.32
4th - 195 Pete Bowley - 20 / 1m 33.37
662 Midge - 9 / 57.53
6th - 274 Nigel Smith - 1 / 3.77
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HEAT TWO - ROUND TWO
1st - 183 Shaye Hunter - 40 / 2m 22.00
2nd - 54 Alec Quarman - 40 / 2m 55.77
3rd - 203 Jack Booker - 40 / 2m 57.76
4th - 14 Julian Poole - 38 / 2m 55.48
5th - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 37 / 2m 56.64
6th - 358 Mark Brewster - 14 / 1m 29.56
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Round two saw some real fast and furious racing, with Luke Poole once again taking the chequered flag, on splits, from Divvy, and in heat two, Shaye Hunter took the win on splits from Alec Quarman and Jack Booker! These guys meant business today! Brett Osborne entered the mix by taking 3rd place in heat one! Great to watch fellas, keep it up!
HEAT ONE - ROUND THREE
1st - 103 Luke Poole - 40 / 2m 49.02
2nd - 183 Shaye Hunter - 40 / 2m 55.48
3rd - 54 Alec Quarman - 37 / 2m 51.20
4th - 358 Mark Brewster - 34 / 2m 57.88
5th - 913 Brett Osborne - 31 / 2m 55.20
6th - 274 Nigel Smith - 4 / 21.79
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HEAT TWO - ROUND THREE
1st - 14 Julian Poole - 40 / 3m 4.48
2nd - 203 Jack Booker - 40 / 3m 7.93
3rd - 383 Divvy - 39 / 3m 8.64
4th - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 36 / 3m 15.58
6th - 662 Midge - 29 / 3m 11.16
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Another spectacular win for Luke Poole, taking his hat-trick win from Shaye Hunter on splits! His Dad, Julian Poole, did the same in heat two, snatching the win from Jack Booker on splits! Alec Quarman and Divvy both finished in 3rd place, and everyone was left wondering who exactly would take the the gold roof in the final? Could Alec be returning to his former glory days and sport a gold roof once again? Would Shaye collected the gold paint, as he has in so many other formulas? Could Jack repeat his success of earlier this year in the Reliant Robins? Or could it be our very own protégé, Luke? Imagine a World Champion at the age of eleven! There was no odds on favourite for this one!
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Once again, points were added and grid positions calculated, and the final grid was as follows -
Pole - 103 Luke Poole
p2 - 183 Shaye Hunter
p3 - 54 Alec Quarman
p4 - 203 Jack Booker
p5 - 14 Julian Poole
p6 - 383 Divvy
p7 - 913 Brett Osborne
p8 - 358 Mark Brewster
p9 - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles
p10 - 195 Pete Bowley
p11 - 662 Midge
p12 - 274 Nigel Smith
An impressive looking grid for the Steel Stox World Final
STEEL STOX WORLD FINAL
This was a race worthy of its World Final status! The pace was extreme and the pressure showed on the faces of the drivers! Shaye Hunter seems to thrive under pressure and starting on the front row of the grid was a great advantage for him; he soon crept into the lead, and once there, gradually pulled away from those snapping at his heels! In just a little over four and a half minutes he'd completed 60 laps and crossed the line to become the first ever Steel Stox World Champion 2021! Congratulations Shaye, an excellent performance and a well deserved win!
Divvy, Jack Booker, Julian Poole and Luke Poole all finished on splits, with Luke also taking the trophy for Top Junior, well done all, but especially well done to Luke, be patient lad, that gold roof will be your one day, and if you continue racing like you have today, you won't have to wait too long!
WORLD FINAL
1st - 183 Shaye Hunter - 60 / 4m 36.51
2nd - 383 Divvy - 57 / 4m 38.20
3rd - 203 Jack Booker - 57 / 4m 39.00
4th - 14 Julian Poole - 57 / 4m 39.04
5th - 103 Luke Poole - 57 / 4m 39.90
6th - 375 Taylor-Jay Liles - 44 / 4m 36.96
7th - 54 Alec Quarman - 30 / 3m 43.04
8th - 662 Midge - 24 / 2m 20.96
9th - 195 Pete Bowley - 19 / 3m 16.09
10th - 274 Nigel Smith - 9 / 1m 23.13
11th - 358 Mark Brewster - 5 / 32.51
12th - 913 Brett Osborne - 3 / 19.39
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Congratulations to all who took part today, and many thanks to Pete Bowley for creating and sponsoring such a great formula. I think today performance from all our drivers will prompt more drivers to invest in a Steel Stox for 2022, and very welcome that will be too!
ABS BANGERS
We also ran ABS Bangers today, just for the fun of it! It also means that the Alloy Drivers and Steel Stox drivers are given more repair and charging time, vital when you're racing World Finals!
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There were heat wins for Shaye Hunter (x2), Alfie Court, Koonta (x2), and Jack Booker; amid the usual crashing and follow-ins as per usual in the bangers!
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The B Final came to an abrupt end when the computer crashed, but as we were well past the half way mark, we declared the win, with Midge (42 laps) taking the chequered flag in a rare display of racing! Phil Roggerman (35 laps) took 2nd place with Kerry Goldstone (33 laps) coming home in 3rd. In 4th place was Tony Castleton (33 laps), 5th place went to Bradley Curtis (26 laps) and crossing the finish line in 6th place was Ryan Garrett-Lines (26 laps). Coming home in 7th place was Wayne O'Neill (26 laps), with Liam Hawkins (25 laps) taking 8th; and Harry Palmer (23 laps) taking 9th. In 10th place was John Baddeley (22 laps), 11th was Brad Evans (21 laps) and 12th was Molly (20 laps). 13th place went to Bobby Granger (19 laps), 14th was Owen Levett (16 laps) and in 15th place was Shannon Lewis (15 laps).
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The A Final was the usual frantic affair, with plenty of carnage around the track. Koonta (60 laps) took the win, with Shaye Hunter (58 laps) coming home in 2nd. 3rd place went to Jack Booker (57 laps) with Finnley McNichol (56 laps) following to take 4th place. Sleepy (54 laps) finished in 5th, Alfie Court (51 laps) crossed the line in 6th and in 7th place was Nick Parish (44 laps). Danny Evans (44 laps) came home in 8th, 9th went to Ian Noble (43 laps), 10th was Jon Melton (43 laps), 11th was Steve Smith (41 laps) and in 12th place was Sean Foley (41 laps). Taking 13th place was Jack Garrett-Lines (40 laps), in 14th place was 913 Brett Osborne (40 laps), 15th was Nigel Smith (38 laps) and in 16th place was Andy Mollett (34 laps). Dan Smith (33 laps) was the driver taking 17th place, 18th place went to Taylor-Jay Liles (30 laps) and in 19th place was Kaden Smith (29 laps). 20th place went to Jaidyn Calland (26 laps), 21st was Charlie Ruskin (19 laps) and Alfie Jones (19 laps) finished 22nd. Both L J Saunders and Gavin Calland did not start.
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Congratulations to all our ABS drivers today, hope you enjoyed your racing.
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The ABS Banger DD was won by 545 Owen Levett, well done Owen, not bad for a 7 year old up against all the big boys!
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Many thanks once again to Ben Germany and Pete Bowley for their generous sponsorship today; very much appreciated.
Congratulation to all our trophy winners, an excellent days racing in all formulas.
Many thanks to Cheryl Palmer for running the shop and the tea bar, an extremely busy day for Cheryl, but always with a joke and a smile!
Many thanks to all who helped out today, no matter how little or how much you do, we appreciate all help and thank you for helping the club to run smoothly.
And many thanks to all of you for supporting the club and reading this report!
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Take Care all, see you soon
Gill.