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Rhayader Youth MX Club On Sunday 10th May 2015 Rhayader Youth MX Club ran round 3 of the club championship at the main Cwmythig Hill track. The hard work of the small committee ensured the track was at its best and the riders were lined up ready to compete. The new novice auto class again proved popular and the crowd cheered on these determined little racers, some as young as 6 yrs old. Harley Kendrick-Jones proved he was the one to watch, again taking all three race wins. Brody Biggs chased hard all day for three well-deserved 2nds, whilst lady rider Tamzin Evans showed the boys she was no pushover with a 4th and two 3rds giving her 3rd overall . Liam Regan worked hard for a 3rd in the first race of the day and two 4ths in the second and third race gave him 4th overall. New lady rider Amie-Lee Hope battled with Chloe Price for 5th and 6th consecutively, whilst Regan Rees competed in the first two races of the day to come in 7th. Racing the full track, next out were the autos and the juniors. It was Levi Davies who led the auto’s all day, taking all three race wins with Dion Phillips, racing for the first time with the club, taking three well-deserved 2nds. Leading the juniors all day Tomos Wright steamed ahead for an easy win, whilst the determined Connor Downes chased all day for three brilliant 2nds. Lady rider Rheanna Morgan-Rogers worked hard, as always, for three 3rds, whilst new riders to the club; Iolo Phillips, Ifan Jones and Endaf Hughes had a fab first round finishing in 4th, 5th and 6th consecutively with Iolo achieving a 5th and two 4ths, Ifan a 4th and two 5ths and Endaf three 6ths. The Small Wheel and Big Wheel 85’s were next to take the track and it was Trystan Williams who took the overall top-spot in the SW class with a 1st, 2nd, 1st. Taking the win in race two, it was Mathew Harries who took 2nd overall achieving 2nds in races one and three. Carwyn Rosser worked hard for three well deserved 3rds, just being pipped at the finishing line by Mathew in one race. Iwan Randall-Evans, with a 5th and two 4ths battled with Jack Probert with a 4th and two 5ths to finish 4th overall, leaving Jack settle for 5th. In the BW85’s Jack Samuel took the overall win, taking a 2nd in race one and a 1st in races two and three. Billy Jones was never far behind and often side by side with Jack! Billy took a win in race one, followed by two great 2nds giving him 2nd overall. Kyle Biggs led the first race until he came off, finishing 4th and with a 3rd in races two and three, finished in 3rd overall. Harry Edwardes rode well all day, taking a 3rd in race one and two 4ths to finish in 4th overall, whilst lady riders Emily Noon and Shauna Hope battled for 5th and 6th, with Emily taking 5th spot with 7th, 5th, 5th. The senior race was next on the line and Kieron Cook was in a race off his own at the front, taking all three race wins comfortably. Brooklyn Evans chased hard all day for three 2nds whilst the real battle was for 3rd spot and was between Rhys Roberts and Callum Evans. Rhys took the 3rd with a 4th and two 3rds leaving Callum settle for 4th with a 3rd and two 4ths. 5th spot went to Joe Roberts with a 7th and two 5ths.
In the Open it was Wayne Price who took the overall 1st position getting a win in the first two races of the day. Shaun Buchan and Joel Hughes battled for overall 2nd with Shaun taking 3rd and 2nd in the first two races and Joel 2nd and 3rd. It was all to play for in the last race of the day but with Shaun swapping bikes and getting back on a Yamaha, he was on top form taking the 1st spot from Wayne, who took 2nd , leaving Joel with 3rd in race three and 3rd overall. Marc Evans rode consistently all day, with three 4ths giving him overall 4th and Danny Morris finished in overall 5th with a 8th and two 5ths. The Novice class teamed up with the vets to make a fast and furious line up. It was Jamie Cochrane who took the first two race wins but a fall in race three left him finishing 10th , meaning he had to settle for 3rd overall. A 3rd in races one and two and a win in race three gave Paul Jones the 1st overall with Jamie Roach taking 2nd overall with a 4th and two 2nds. 4th overall went to Josh Atkins who got a 2nd in race one, followed by a 5th and a 4th in the next two races. 5th place went to Nigel Mills with a 6th, 9th and a 5th. Steve Bevan showed the novices how to start with three hole-shots and his three race wins in the vets gave him 1st overall, whilst Steve Weaver took 2nd overall, only racing in two out of the three races through the day. There were eight sidecar pairs battling in this class but the race was dominated by Simon Bradford and Luke Peters who never took long to pull away from the field, achieving three race wins. The duo of David Williams and Simon Brown battled with Jon Williams and Neil James, for the sought after 2nd spot. It was David Williams and Simon Brown who finished in overall 2nd with a 2nd, 3rd, 2nd, leaving Jon Williams and Neil James settle for 3rd with a 3rd, 2nd, 3rd. In overall 4th, with consistent 4th place all day, was Gareth Rowlands and Will Green, with Harley and Curtis Lloyd getting 5th with a 8th and two 6ths. With two 5ths Matt Taylor and Nick Morgan rode well but a DNF in race three left them just out of the top five. RESULTS:
Rhayader Youth MX Club On Sunday 12th April 2015 Rhayader Youth MX Club got their season under way, after canceling round 1 because of bad weather, with round 2 off the club championship at the popular Saints Well track, with kind permission of the Rees family. After the Easter sunshine all week, the track was prepped to perfection and the riders ready to compete. The smaller purposely designed track was perfect for the novice autos and the crowd got behind these mini racers. Harley Kendrick-Jones showed his style taking all three race wins. Brody Biggs was determined to put up a battle, leading on the last lap in race two before Harley made the pass for the 1st place position just before the chequered flag, leaving Brody settle for three well-deserved 2nds. Lady rider Tamzin Evans battled all day for three 3rds, showing the boys how to take the starts with three hole shots! Liam Regan worked hard for three 4ths and new lady rider Chloe Price had a great first event with three 5ths. The auto’s and juniors followed and it was Levi Davies who took the
overall win in the auto’s, although Levi’s bike problems in race one
meant he had to settle for a 2nd in that race. The ever-determined Sion
Wright battled hard for overall 2nd spot, with a win in race one. The SW and BW85’s were next to take the track with the battle between mates Mathew Harries and Carwyn Rosser. Math worked hard for three well deserved 1sts whilst Carwyn settled for three 2nds. The battle between Trystan Williams, Iwan Randall Evans and Jack Probert saw them all get that sought after 3rd place during the day, but it was Trystan’s two 4ths that gave him 3rd overall , with Iwan getting 4th, Jack 5th and Josh Noon chasing the pack for a hard fought 5th overall. The battle in the BW85’s was between Jack Samuel, Billy Jones and Kyle Biggs with Harry Edwardes riding consistently all day taking three 3rds, he was unlucky to finish with an overall 4th. It was Jack who got the overall win with a 1st in races one and two and a 4th in race three. Billy made Jack work for it getting a 4th in race one, 2nd in race two and 1st in the final race giving him 2nd overall. Kyle battled for 3rd overall with two 2nds and a 4th , whilst further down the field the lady riders were having their own battle with Shauna Hope steaming ahead to take consistent 5th spot and finishing with a well-deserved 5th overall, ahead of Emily Noon in 6th and Olivia Walton in 7th with just one point between them. The senior race was next on the line and the fast racing in this class never disappoints. Setting the pace it was Brooklyn Evans who took all three race wins. Iwan Roberts rode fast and furious all day, taking the hole shot in two out of the three races and showed determination to get him 2nd overall, with Callum Evans chasing for a well-deserved 3rd place with a 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Rhys Roberts and Jamie Evans finished 4th and 5th consecutively with equal points, whilst Tom Watkins was just two points behind in 6th. The adult classes rode together with Paul Williams taking two out of the three race wins in the novice class, but not competing in race 3 saw him finish in overall 9th spot. Josh Atkins, with a 2nd, 3rd and 5th took the overall novice 1st place, with a win in race three giving Scott Mayhew overall 2nd on equal points with Christian Edwards in 3rd and RYMXC’s lady rider Tamara Morgan who had a great day with a 2nd and a 3rd throughout the day finishing in 4th. In the open it was the battle between Wayne Price and Shaun Buchan that entertained the spectators. Wayne, who only rode twice last year, finished in top spot with two race wins. Shaun had a 1st in race one and 2nd in race three, but with a DNF due to a puncture in race two, finished in overall 8th position. Marc Evans was never far away with a 2nd and two 3rds giving him the overall 2nd and Ieauan Morgan showed his normal determination with three 4ths to get 3rd overall. Battling with Ieauan was Danny Morris who got an overall 4th with a 3rd and two 5ths. In the AMX class, it was Duncan Powell and Jack Weston who took the first and second spot in the first two races but with neither competing in race three, they had to settle for 3rd and 4th consecutively. Never far behind was Luke Morgan with two 3rds and a win in race three saw Luke take the overall 1st position, with Ryan Kinsey Jones finishing in overall 2nd place with a 6th, 5th and 3rd. Jonathon Evans took the overall 5th with a 5th in race one, a DNF in race two and a 2nd in race three, with Ben Anderson having to settle for 6th spot after getting 4th in races one and two but not competing in race three. The vets Steve Bevan and Ben Davies battled hard with Steve taking all three race wins, leaving Ben in overall 2nd place.
RESULTS: The next round of the Club Championship series will be at the Cwmithig
Hill on 10th May 15 and will make great spectating. |
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the AMX Lee Sealey was the one to catch taking all three race wins, with Adam
James, racing in his first mx in over a year, finishing 2nd, 3rd, 2nd to take
2nd overall. Taking a 3rd in race one and 2nd in race two Luke Morgan was on
form but with a 4th in race three had to settle for 3rd spot. Gareth Hughes
improved all day, with a 5th, 4th and 3rd to take 4th overall with Henry
Partridge beating Ieaun Morgan by one point to take 5th.
The sidecars are always the spectators favourite and they didn’t
disappoint. Ahead of the pack of eleven all day, were duo Jon Williams and
Neil James, finishing in a well-deserved top spot. With two 2nds and a 3rd
it was David Williams and Simon Brown who finished in second place, just two
points ahead of Dan Lawry and Sam Wilkinson who after 3rds in races one and
two got ahead for a 2nd in race three to finish 3rd overall. With a 4th and
two 6ths it was Gareth Rowlands and Will Green achieving overall 4th and
with two 5ths and an 8th it was Denzal Hutton and George Williams who
finished in overall 5th. A disappointing DNF in race one put Martin Rowan
and Anthony Mills down the points table but they rode well with a 5th in
race two and a 4th in race 3 to finish 9th overall. A 4th in race one saw
Iwan Evans and Aled Evans start their day well, they went onto battle for a
7th in race two but a DNF in race three saw them end their day with 10th
overall.