Moredon put on a star show

Moredon held it second round of the Club Championship and qualifier this weekend at Star Farm, practice track to the stars who were then demonstarting at the end of the event how it should be done. Steven Sword, Tom Church and Josh Coppins gave their fans a sneek preview at their brand new 2010 kit and bikes whilst they took to the track.

On a rather cold and frosty morning with snow still on the ground from the previous evening Mark hucklebridge worked from 5am to prepare the ground which turned out to make a great track for some fantastic, very close racing.

With the AMX and Open groups racing together the battles started right from the first race, a hole shot from Josh Wyatt who left everyone else in his roost left some work for Joe Barry to do, but Barry soon passed Wyatt but could not shake him off. On the last lap flag and the chequard Wyatt tried the inside line but just could not make it stick. Barry went on to take maximum points on the day whilst on a change of machine Wyatt found the going a little harder and managed fourth over all. Costistancy was the rewarder with Will Payne taking scond overall and Josh Wyatt third place.
The AMX riders mixed the racing up with Mark Young getting stuck in to take the overall ahead of a man of many years experience Matt Palmer and young gun Elliott Cook in Third.

The Seniors were no slouches in the battle stakes wither with the top three battling all the way to the wire each race. Luke Dean managed to take the over all maximum even after his bike spat him down the track in the last race, he was able to regain his composure and pass both second and third place men who did not let him have it easy. Liam Wright was there in a very close second waiting for any mistakes to take his opportunity and eventually finished second overall ahead or Brad Wheeler from the Professionals MX Trainings Schools.

The BW and SW also raced together causing again so major battles to take place, tieing on points Mayson Evans and Jamie Buckingham put their all on the line to take the over all but it was Evans who eventually took the top spot with two wins under his belt and Sam Buttler rounded out the top three places

Henry Siddiqui took a well deserved over all maximum in the SW 85 group, the battler for second eventually finished with Billy King taking second and Tyron Cleaver the third spot.

To follow on the trend the Auto and Juniors also raced together, their small wheels fining it increasingly difficault to get around the demanding conditions, this not fazing them at all they all got stuck in and Auto winner Jamie Hanscombe amazed everyone when he was mid pack battleing with the bigger junior riders. Luke Willimas used all his might to finish second and Toby Potter managed to come home in third place with a very warn out dad a few paces behind.

The junior riders again saw great battles and several riders taking the top spots through out the day. Winning two of the races was enought to secure the overall for Alex Hoyland, a win a second and a third place pushed Charlie Cole in to Second place a head of Ryan Tanner who finished third.

Autos
1^st Jamie Hanscombe, 2^nd Luke Williams, 3^rd Toby Potter, 4^th Ben White

Juniors
1^st Alex Hoyland, 2^nd Charlie Cole, 3^rd Ryan Tanner, 4^th Taylor Levett, 5^th Frazer Buckingham, 6^th Harry Williams
SW85
1^st Henry Siddiqui, 2^nd Billy King, 3^rd Tyron Cleaver, 4^th Aaron Booker, 5^th Jordan Hughes, 6^th Miles Jones

BW85
1^st Mayson Evans, 2^nd Jamie Buckingham, 3^rd Sam butler, 4^th Jack Houkes
Seniors
1^st Luke Dean, 2^nd Liam Wright, 3^rd Brad Wheeler, 4^th Siman Booth, 5^th Jack Newbury, 6^th Frazer Gardiner
AMX
1^st Mark Young, 2^nd Matt Palmer, 3^rd Elliott Cook, 4^th Ryan Ault, 5^th Jame Lomeloues, 6^th Ben Ludwell

Open
1^st Joe Barry, 2^nd Will Payne, 3^rd Josh Wyatt, 4^th Jamie Cooper, 5^th Jamie Hallett, 6^th Victor Cox

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