East Kent SSC Report - Bliss’s Dedication 06:02AM Wed, 19th September 2012 Tweet Tags: ashley billy carter bws chase dep pipes east kent ssc excitement front runners guns junior group lads little guys lockhart mitchell lewis moto race venue splendid performance swann sws wilkie winchester Tweet Posted by: Ray Chuss Online Content Editor and Photographer ray@motomagazine.co.uk ray@motomagazine.co.uk Google Plus East Kent SSC Report – Bliss’s Dedication 0.00 / 5 5 1 / 5 2 / 5 3 / 5 4 / 5 5 / 5 0 votes, 0.00 avg. rating (0% score) Logging In... Comments cancel Sign in with Twitter Sign in with Facebook or Name EmailNot published Website Comment Related Popular Thor’s Kailub Russell Narrowly Grabs His Fifth GNCC Win of the Season 10/10/2012 CLOSED - WIN WIN WIN! Shaun Simpsons Weston Race Gear 08/10/2012 Maxxis British Motocross Championship results 07/10/2012 France win ISDE 2012 and Junior Team GB finish second 02/10/2012 Listen to this weeks MOTO Show 12/06/2013 | 7 comments Desalle and Strijbos both pleased with Thunder Valley performance 27/05/2013 | 4 comments Where to race this weekend – UK club info for June 8-9 03/06/2013 | 2 comments Ryan Villopoto continues outdoor domination at Thunder Valley 26/05/2013 | 2 comments Previous Story First European Points for Luke Norris Next Story This Weeks Husqvarna news
 for the start of the second race. Now that’s what you call dedication!! But on a more serious note Tony Cuddy just keeps reeling them in as he took a further overall podium finish. Second and third place belonged to Paul Burr and Oliver Weeks who both put in an outstanding effort to try and catch Cuddy’s tail. </p>
<p>The last show down of the day was happening in the Amx group between Piers Skinner, Rowan Hill, John Eaton and the rest of the front pack. Hill took the early lead until Skinner quickly moved into the top spot and took a glorious overall win, with Hill having to be content with second. Eaton and Adam Cooper were up and down in the top six like yo-yos in the three blocks; with Eaton’s 3-6-3 giving him the advantage over Coopers 5-3-4 for the third place position as Cooper claimed the fourth overall after the long thought battle, which was well deserved. </p>
<p>Results<br />
Auto – 1 Raife Broadley, 2 Jake Swann, 3 Alfie Card, 4 Harvey Fagg, 5 Tom Ovenden, 6 Rueben Baily<br />
Junior – 1 Ike Carter, 2 Ashley Surridge, 3 Billy Carter, 4 Jake Sinden, 5 Harry Preston, 6 Luke Williamson<br />
SW – 1 Ethan Winchester, 2 Tom Lockhart, 3 Tom Borrett, 4 Michael Eggett, 5 Kyle MacGregor, 6 Sam Ongley<br />
BW – 1 Mitchell Lewis, 2 Albie Wilkie, 3 Nathan Turner-Whittle, 4 Tyler Keily, 5 Jak Baldwin, 6 Aaron Ongley<br />
Senior – 1 Ben Franklin, 2 Connor Dennis, 3 Patrick O’Neil, 4 Dan Guy, 5 Joe Borrett, 6 Callum Heasman<br />
Open – 1Tony Cuddy, 2 Paul Burr, 3 Oliver Weeks, 4 Ryan Matthews, 5 Luke Lewis, 6 Darren Hansford<br />
Amx – 1 Piers Skinner, 2 Rowan Hill, 3 John Eaton, 4 Adam Cooper, 5 Brian Carter, 6 Harry Ring </p>
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