CJMX held their annual 2 day Phil Goodwin Memorial Meeting at the popular Stratford track. Saturday was very cold and windy but with a very well prepared track it was the Open/AMX who took to the track first where Scott bates and josh Waterman battled it out throughout all three races. Josh took all three race wins on the Saturday in the amx and Scott took all three race wins in the open. in race 2 Scott grabbed the holeshot in the open class and Scott hambridge got the holeshot for the amx.

Thomas Kennedy was on top form in the seniors grabbing the holeshot in race two plus 3 great race wins ahead of Charlie Sutton in second closely followed by Jac Kearsley who rode really well throughout all three races.

Next out were the big wheels Rob Yates who rode consistent throughout battling with Tyrone Cleaver who also rode superb ahead of Mitch Warhurst in third place.

In the small wheels Jake Waterworth was in top spot ahead of ben kind in second and lewis Huckerby in third.

Aaron Patstone dominated in the juniors with all race victories ahead of Dylan Woodhall and Ben White.

Last Out were the Autos Joshua Noon took 3 out of 3 wins on the Saturday with Tyler Etheridge not far behind in second and Riley Harrison in third.

After overnight rain the track was still in good condition on the Sunday for day 2 of the memorial meeting also was the last club champs First onto the track were the amx chuck Davies battled his way through to first with josh Waterman in second. the second race chuck grabbed the holeshot and fights his way through the race but josh manages to grab the second race win. chuck ends the day with 1-2-1 and josh 2-1-2 with Jake lord in third closely followed by Simon booth in fourth.

Next out were the seniors Thomas Kennedy dominated with another three race wins ahead of charlie Sutton in second and Jac Kearsley in third.

Rob Yates and Tyrone Cleaver had two cracking races in the Big Wheels there was close racing all the way through Rob managed to take the two race wins, Tyrone went home with second ahead of Mitch Warhurst.

Day two for the open class Brad Doyle rode outstanding taking the two victories in front of Paul Longford in second spot, Shaun Cole in third.

Small Wheel rider Harry Wichmann went home with 1-1 with Ben Kind who got 2-2.

Aaron Patstone rode superb all weekend in the juniors and grabbed him 2 out of 2 wins on the Sunday ahead of Dylan Woodhall.

Last out were the Autos Joshua Noon got 2-1 ahead of Ashton Humphries who got 1-2

Unfortunately due to heavy rain they only managed two blocks of racing on the sunday.

Thankyou to Colin + Julie and the rest of CJMX for putting on a great season bring on 2013.

CHRISTMAS CRACKER MEETING is the next race meeting at weedon on the 9th December.

Autos: 1 Josh Noon, 2 Tyler Etheridge, 3 Riley Harrison, 4 George Goodfellow, 5 Jack Lillyman.

Juniors: 1 Aaron Patstone, 2 Dylan Woodhall, 3 Ben White, 4 Harrison McCann, 5 Jacob Bell.

Small Wheels: 1 Jake Waterworth, 2 Ben Kind, 3 Lewis Huckerby, 4 Dylan Spencer, 5 Kieron Ryan.

Big Wheels: 1 Rob Yates, 2 Tyrone Cleaver, 3 Mitch Warhurst, 4 Matt Brame, 5 Harry Linton.

Seniors: 1 Thomas Kennedy, 2 Charlie Sutton, 3 Jac Kearsley, 4 John Measham, 5 Jacob Hartwell.

AMX: 1 Josh Waterman, 2 Simon Booth, 3 Jake Lord, 4 Matt Lavender, 5 Jack Waterman.

Open: 1 Paul Longford, 2 Nathan Buckland, 3 Tom Hambridge, 4 Sarah Collins, 5 Kyle Reeves.

Report – Jemma Lavender
Photos – Jemma Mx Photos

Coventry junior motocross held there penultimate club championship round at a well prepared Sherwood track. The sun was shining and the autos were first out onto the track.

Riley Harrison was on top form in the autos dominating with all 3 wins on the day ahead of Harrison Boam in 2nd, Jack Lilyman in 3rd.

Aaron Patstone took the honors in the juniors with two wins and a second grabbing him the overall win ahead of Dalton Dring who got 2-2-1 he bagged himself the last win. Harrison Arnold went home with third spot on the podium.

Small Wheel rider Callum Green rode extremely well bagging himself 3 race victories ahead of Harry Wichman and Will Webster-Wall who battled their way through the races for second place Harry finished the day with 2nd and Will got third overall.

Will Jeonney showed the way in the big wheels with his outstanding riding with three cracking race wins closely followed by Mitch Warhurst who battled his way through with Oli Benton in third spot on podium.

The Senior group had some close racing with Thomas Kennedy and Joe Tobutt who both rode superb Thomas grabbed all 3 race wins, Joe went home with 2-2-2 second overall, third spot on podium went to Ashley Wheelhouse who rode extremely well in all three races.

the AMX and OPEN were out together, in the amx Robert Davidson dominated with 1-1-1 ahead of Tom Neal 2-2-2 they both were super fast Battling for first place but Rob managed to bag himself the overall with Jake Lord who rode consistent throughout.

Thomas Matthews got first in the open class, ahead of Brad Doyle in second place. Jamie Scott went home with third.

Photos – Jemma Mx Photos
Report – Jemma Lavender

Coventry’s next meeting is at our Stratford GT national track on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th October.

Autos: 1 Riley Harrison, 2 Harrison Boam, 3 Jack Lilyman, 4 George Goodfellow, 5 Kayde Rayns.

Juniors: 1 Aaron Patstone, 2 Dalton Dring, 3 Harrison Arnold, 4 Jacob Bell, 5 Tyrone Brown.

Small Wheels: 1 Callum Green, 2 Harry Wichman, 3 Will Webster-Wall, 4 JC Verdugo, 5 Danny Clark.

Big Wheels: 1 Will Jeonney, 2 Mitch Warhurst, 3 Oli Benton, 4 Matt Brame, 5 Ross Clarke.

Seniors: 1 Thomas Kennedy, 2 Joe Tobutt, 3 Ashley Wheelhouse, 4 David Moss, 5 Dan Strangway.

AMX: 1 Robert Davidson, 2 Tom Neal, 3 Jake Lord, 4 Scott Hambridge, 5 Carl Hayward.

Open: 1 Thomas Matthews, 2 Brad Doyle, 3 Jamie Scott, 4 Luke Dowsing, 5 Ben Hayward.

Thomas Sileika has certainly done his bit to fly the Latvian flag high of late. In three European championship motocross outings in succession, the teenager has been unbeaten, scoring a full complement of 150 points for the three events. Compared to some of the previous races, the last event was a mere walk in the park away, at Turi in neighbouring Estonia.

The Baltic region is stacked to the rafters with racing talent, and Thomas was surely not going to have to overcome some serious opposition if he were to continue on his winning ways. Estonian speedster Hendrik Talviku topped him by 4/100ths of a second in the qualifying session, but after that the Latvian opened up the sluice gates and completely flooded the opposition. He rode to two dominating race victories, collecting a full complement of 50 points for his troubles.

Although his season has been compromised by an injury and two  missed events respectively, Thomas has now hauled himself up to third position in the final championship standings. He has thus qualified to participate in the European final in the UK later in the year.

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Qualifying
Race 1
Race 2
Overall