Category: Bodmin Heights

Bodmin Heights wins for Mark Seward and Simon Oates

Andy Scrivens pipped Alan Keat for best Outfit on Test Times

Emma Groves captures Colwith Cup winner, for Best Motorcycle, Mark Seward cleaning Westlakes Wonder, the last section. Mark dropped five marks on the trial, the only Solo to finish on single figures

Camel Vale have regained some of the Cornish forestry they lost but with strict conditions prohibiting spectators. Simon Groves and his team put a lot of effort in preparing the venues, not helped by storms the previous week, but on the day the sections were in prime conditions for the expected challenging trial.

Simon Oates was best car in Class 7 Leige, dropping 10 marks. Jack Selwood was second on 12. Photo by Vince Feeney
Emma Groves was at Westlakes Wonder to capture the Motorcycle action. Click Here for more of Emmas Bodmin Videos
TNT’s Garage captured the action on Robbyduggen and Corner Climb
InCar with Julian Lack and Sam Lindsay in their DP Wasp

Results:-

BikeMark Seward5
B1Daniel Luke33
B2Andrew Kearns11
B3Nicholas Jackson51
CRobert Richards17
D2Andy Scrivens / Luke Peters4
CarSimon Oates Leige10
3/4Norton SelwoodVW Beetle51
5/90Mark WhiteSuzuki X9082
6Andrew RipponVW Beetle18
7John EarlyLeige18
8Jack SelwoodDP Ford12

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Duncan Stephens wins first Championship Bodmin Heights

Duncan was the only Car to end the day with single figures.

Duncan Stephens and Shelly Deacon tackle the tough conditions in their Fugitive. Photo by Leon Maillard. Click Here for more of Leons Bodmin Heights Photos

Camel Vale had ACTC Championship status for the Car Classes in their second annual Bodmin Heights Trial.

Building on last years inaugural event the trial used some of the clubs single venue locations, adding some new sections. This involved clearing new routes, challenging the Simon Groves and Ben Tonkin led teams road building skills.

Last years event was for Cars and Outfits. This year Solos were added and Ross Hancock came out on top on the only Class C entry.

Richard Maddern on his way to win the well supported Outfit Class. Photo by Vince Feeney

Richard Maddern was best outfit in a well supported Class D2, only dropping 9 marks. Gareth Andrew had the same score on the hills, the win going to Richard on test times.

Duncan Stephens overcame the challenging muddy sections to win the appropriately named Mudlark Trophy in his Fugitive. It was definitely a day for rear engined Class Eights with ACTC Chair Dave Haizelden second in the family Deere Special and Dan Keat third.

Interestingly although Duncan has won many events in the various trials disciplines this was his first win on a Camel Vale event.

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Matt Johnston wins Bodmin Heights Road Trial

Successful inaugural event for Camel Vale

Matt Johnston on his way to a narrow win on the first Bodmin Heights Trial (Cap from a Video by Duncan Stephens)

Camel Vale had planned to run their single venue Bodmin Trial in November but it had to be called off after principal organiser Simon Groves broke his leg motorcycling. Simon didn’t spend his time convulsing idly, resulting in a new 40 mile road trial incorporating sections in Dunmere, Cardinham and Laneskin Woods, The first Bodmin Heights Road Trial.

Class Eight dominated the event Matt Johnston pipping Dean Vowden to the win by a single point.

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