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Alan and Patrick Keat came out on top amongst the Outfits and Matt Tilley was best Solo
Launceston and North Cornwall Motor Club were back in Lew Woods for their 38th annual single venue Launceston Classic trial.
The day was mainly dry, but with all the recent rain it was a tussle against the mud. In these conditions became a Class Eight battle for the overall win.
Continue reading “Dean Vowden best car on Muddy Launceston”A very wet week leading up to the trial made for tough conditions on the day.
Wins for Steve Kingstone, Alan & Patrick Keat and Dean Vowden
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Alan Keat, Richard Maddern and Ryan Tonkin take the honours
Launceston and North Cornwall Motor Club had good weather for their Single Venue event in Lew Woods.
Continue reading “Demanding Launceston Trial”This years event was a round of the ACTC Championship for cars and motorcycles and attracted a good entry
The car classes were dominated by a Class Eight battle between Paul Merson in his familiar special, Duncan Stephens in his red top powered Sandrail and Aaron Haizelden, who has sold his familiar Scimitar SS, and moved to the specials class in what used to be known as the Deere Special, hence the colour.
Continue reading “Aaron Haizelden wins Chairmans Trophy with Class Eight Car”Stuart was the only car with single figures on a tough trial
Camel Vale Motor Club lived up to their reputation and put on a tough finale to this years ACTC Championship. Continue reading “Stuart Bartlett secures Crackington with Camel Win”
Andrew Rippon, Graham Airey and Alan Keat take the top honours
Andrew Rippon was the only car in single figures with his Class 6 Beetle in this single venue event in Lew Woods. It was another Beetle, this time from Class 4 in second, in the hands of Ryan Tonkin. Clive Kalber was third in his glorious Ford Pop despite one of the doors flying open on one section.
Graham Airey was best Solo with the events only clean sheet. Alan Keat was best outfit.
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Adrian Marfell was best car overall but all eyes were on the championship showdown after a season long battle between David Haizelden and Paul Merson
Amongst the cars it was a closely fought battle with five Class Eights, two Class Fours and and two Class Fives covered by a mere four marks. In the end the win went to Adrian Marfell in his rail on 25 points with Paul Merson, Dan Keat and Aaron Haizelden on 26. David Haizelden and Emma Groves finished with 27, Emma impressing everyone with her performance in the unfamiliar Troll. Continue reading “David Haizelden Clinches Wheelspin on Camel”
Simon Groves was the best car in his Troll on a tough event
Despite the snow blanketing much of the country the Western Peninsula was clear and Camel Vale were able to run their single venue Camel Heights event in Dunmere Woods between Bodmin and Wadebridge.
The conditions weren’t easy though and the mud made the tough sections very difficult. “Proper Hard Core Trialling” as it was described by one competitor.
Class Eight dominated the podium positions amongst the cars, Simon Groves emerging victorious in his Troll.
Keelan Hancock was best Solo and Alan Keat best Sidecar
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