Big success for BYMX at Finningley
Following a week of diligent preparations – much thanks go to the hard working members of the Cambridge JSC led by chairman Kevin Hearn and Jayne Edey. Also full appreciation to Ed Bradley and the DMP track prep team as they all together delivered the perfect setting for round two of this years BYMX series.
The action at Finningley in South Yorkshire proved to be just as glorious as the weather with all five classes on show providing top quality entertainment.
Alexander Brown on the Moto One KTM claimed three heat wins in the 65′s but lost his championship lead following a bag of mixed fortunes in his other two outings. Jed Etchells took one heat win and the overall victory together with the series lead going 2-2-3-1-4. Harry Wichman with a typical gutsy display on the Danger UK Cobra claimed the other race win and second overall. In third place the Twisted Seven Kawasaki piloted by Harry Kimber. Brown totalled in fourth overall with Colin Scott on the money in fifth followed by Callum Meara in sixth.
In a tale of two different days Jay Hague and Conrad Mewse dominated the proceedings in the Small Wheel 85cc section. Hague claimed both moto wins on day one with Mewse turning the tables on Sunday with all three heat wins on his card. Hague won the day however courtesy of his better overall card. Durham lad Hague now shares joint top spot in the Championship standings with Mewse. Sid Evans and Jordan Eccles had a weekend locked together in the top four results over the five race stretch but Evans just got the vote for third overall. Jack Camwell and David Keet were also pretty equally matched for fifth and sixth places respectively.
Jack Gardner, Tom Neal, Robert Davidson and Brad Todd were the four different heat winners in the Big Wheel 85cc class – with Gardner claiming the winners spoils following a truly enthralling weekend battle. Neal took second step on the box followed by Davidson Liam Knight, Todd and Matthew Callaghan. Gardner now gets himself firmly into the championship race as Tom Neal takes over the series lead from Liam Knight in second.
The Youth Open class proved to be meaty beefy big and bouncy as high rollers Bradley Pocock with two heat wins – equally matched by Nathan Watson with two – Ryan Houghton with one, and Jamie McCanney all went bar to bar in a classic contest. Pocock on the Dixon Yamaha together with Houghton on the HM Plant Red Bull KTM proved to be the fastest over the two day piece but ill fortune dropped Houghton down to eighth place overall and Pocock down to third. Both Pocock and Houghton suffered the frustration of stubborn hot machines that failed to re start following slight miss demeanour’s. Both guys however featured in the best race of the weekend – moto four and Pocock won it by a hairs breath as both guys flew past the chequers side by side. Watson and McCanney fought their way through the field time after time to eventually claim positions one and two respectively. Watson finished as the more than worthy winner and new Championship leader by 12 points from Mc Canney. Following a weekend of rapid gating and steely determination fourteen year old Adam Sterry got his just rewards with fourth overall as Jordan Divall entertained for fifth with Mark Perfect again going well for sixth overall.
In the British Two-stroke championship KTM runner Carlton Husband claimed 250cc honours after jumping over the head of most of his opposition in some quality races. Husbands 3-1-1 card was enough to beat Ryan McLean. The 125cc class was won by Luke Remmer, aboard a Mike Forster tuned YZ125. Luke scored three classy wins in his division while mixing it with the 250cc front runners.
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Results
65cc
1 7 Jed Etchells 207 42 42 40 45 38
2 38 Harry Wichman 200 40 45 35 40 40
3 78 Harry Kimber 196 38 38 42 36 42
4 4 Alexander Brown 194 45 21 45 38 45
5 200 Colin Scott 180 34 40 28 42 36
6 101 Cailum Meara 176 35 34 38 35 34
7 121 Adam Dunn 157 32 33 36 21 35
8 80 Archie Osmaston 157 36 35 34 24 28
9 222 Jake Winnard 153 29 29 29 33 33
10 123 Rossi Beard 153 30 31 30 31 31
SW85′s
1 77 Jay Hague 216 45 45 42 42 42
2 44 Conrad Mewse 212 35 42 45 45 45
3 500 Sid Evans 200 42 40 40 40 38
4 3 Jordan Eccles 194 40 38 38 38 40
5 11 Jack Camwell 179 38 36 33 36 36
6 55 David Keet 174 36 35 36 32 35
7 94 Will Jeonney 163 30 33 35 31 34
8 58 Aaron Piper 157 34 27 32 34 30
9 22 Jamie Carpenter 151 27 32 31 28 33
10 711 Dexter Douglas 151 29 31 30 29 32
BW85′s
1 101 Jack Gardner 212 45 45 42 40 40
2 19 Tom Neal 205 42 36 40 45 42
3 114 Robert Davidson 192 32 42 31 42 45
4 34 Liam Knight 190 38 38 38 38 38
5 714 Brad Todd 172 24 35 45 32 36
6 152 Matthew Callaghan 159 33 40 15 36 35
7 7 Jason Meara 156 40 32 36 20 28
8 511 Jay Lamb 156 36 34 29 33 24
9 98 Todd Kellet 153 27 30 28 34 34
10 29 Stuart Fee 147 29 29 34 30 25
Open Youth
1 99 Nathan Watson 212 40 42 45 40 45
2 68 Jamie McCanney 198 42 38 38 38 42
3 57 Bradley Pocock 192 45 20 42 45 40
4 811 Adam Sterry 184 36 40 36 36 36
5 63 Jordan Divall 174 34 35 35 32 38
6 5 Mark Perfect 171 38 33 33 33 34
7 303 Jake Millward 164 35 36 34 35 24
8 119 Ryan Houghton 157 14 45 40 42 16
9 994 Damon Brooks 152 32 32 31 24 33
10 110 Scott Hamilton 149 24 31 30 29 35








