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OULTON PARK

Bank Holiday 4-5th JUNE:

Oulton Entry Form: 04. Oulton Park June 4-5

Garage Allocation for Oulton: by email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it from 2pm Friday 25th, emails outside of these times may not be considered. Four bikes and kit should fit comfortably in each garage, so be prepared to share. Garage hire in 2012 will be £50 per garage & £20 returnable key deposit. Keys will be issued Sunday evening 3rd to each garage. After which they will be available from the Race Office from first thing Monday morning (4th).

LAST MEETING: Pembrey

PEMBREY RESULTS: Pembrey 5-6 May 2012 Results

Well done to all our podium finishers

POINTS UPDATE: Points Tables after Pembrey May

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NEEVSEY's PEMBREY BLOG... HERE

(Pic: Racing Line Photography).

TYRE PRIZES FROM PEMBREY:

MICHELIN PRIZES: (Riders need to be on Michelin and be in top 10 overall from combined points on Sunday races)

BMCRC Rookie 600: 1. Ben Doolan (A Pair) no other prizes in this class

BMCRC Rookie 1000: 1. Danny Campion (A Pair), 2. Richard Payne (A Rear) no other prizes in this class

PIRELLI PRIZES: (Riders need to be on Pirelli/Metzeler, top 3 over the line, based on combined points from Sunday races)

BMCRC Premier 1000: 1. Paul Shook (A Pair), 2. John Coughlan (A Rear), 3. Lloyd Sutton Foster (A Front)

BMCRC Premier 600: 1. Matt Ogden (A Pair), 2. Jed Angles (A Rear), 3. Steve Murphy (A Front)

Tyre vouchers will be posted with Final Instructions for Oulton or mailed separately if you are not entering that meeting.

BMCRC Minitwins and National Junior Cup at WSB

Results from the weekend at Donington WSB, well done to all our Podium finishers:

And to Jesse Jones who with the best Minitwins points score over the two days wins the Pirelli "Rider if the Day" voucher for a pair of tyres.

Minitwins Races - Donington WSB 12-13 May 2012

NJC Races - Donington WSB 12-13 May 2012

PEMBREY MAY 2012 - REPORT

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EDIasia Formula 400s

Welsh shows mettle to win from back of grid with broken bones...

Richie Welsh took three wins from four in Wales, in a bid to chase down EDI Asia Formula 400 series leader Colin Martin. The Yamaha FZR400 rider from Hull arrived at the Pembrey circuit second in the championship, but took a brace of wins on Saturday to narrow the gap to the Martin. Welsh just missed out on pole by a tenth of a second, with Martin starting from the first slot on the grid. AR Racing’s Alan Russell was third and Andrew Gill made up the front row. In the weekend’s opening race Welsh hit the front early on and was relatively untroubled in his quest for his third win of the season, taking victory by half a second, ahead of Martin and Russel’s Honda RVF400. Rookie Daniel Ruth put in solid ride to secure fourth.

National Junior Cup Brands BSB Round

The Rapid Solicitors National Junior Cup enjoyed its first points-scoring round on Good Friday, hosted by BSB at Brands Hatch. An intense day of practice, qualifying and three races tested all the riders and teams to their fullest extent. Some great racing was seen throughout he day.

The start of a competition that will continue onto the WSB Round at Donington. Three more riders are expected to join the grid later and riders still have the option to get involved for later rounds. With BSB and Kawasaki fully supportive of the Series for this year and beyond, it will grow to be a key entry level competition for yound riders looking to get into the sport.

If you are keen to consider joining the Series even at this point, contact Mike Dommett at Bemsee via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Results from Friday: icon Rapid Solicitors National Junior Cup - Brands BSB Round Results

Memories of the day.....

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Thunderbike Year End Prizes

Year End Prizes for both Thunderbikes and Thunderbike Extreme have just been confirmed:

From Steve Jordan Motorcycles:

For both Thunderbike and Thunderbike Extreme:

1st: £150 Cash and a Full Shock & Fork Service (worth £250)

2nd: £100 Cash and a Shock Service (worth £120)

3rd: £50 Cash and a Fork Service (worth £100)

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For both Thunderbike & Thunderbike Extreme:

1st: A Full Paint Job upto £400 value

From Bumpstop.co.uk:

For Thunderbikes

1st Bumpstop Thatcham version with large subplate complete (worth £180.00)

2nd Bumpstop Standard (worth £140.00)

3rd Bumpstop ground anchor package (worth £72.00)

BRANDS HATCH APRIL 2012 - REPORT

Premier 600s, Stock 600s & Clubman 600s

Cooper stakes early claim for Premier 600 crown...

Anthony Cooper arrived at Brands Hatch heading the Premier 600 championship table, and further staked his claim for the title at this early stage of the season by qualifying on pole and taking three of the four wins.The top six qualified within a second of each other, but only two managed to slug it out for race wins. After qualifying pole, Yamaha R6 mounted Cooper stormed to an early lead in race one, and stayed there for five laps, until Dave Heal took the lead. Heal, on the Littlewood Fencing Triumph 675 then held off the championship leader, and took the win by just over a tenth of a second. Former EDI Asia Formula 400 champion Steve Murphy rode to a lonely third. After a red flag in the afternoon race, it was restarted as a five lap dash. Heal hit the front as the lights went out, but Cooper muscled his way past early on. With the gap at the flag just eight hundredths of a second, Cooper edged the drag race to take his first win of the weekend, with Heal second. Murphy was again third after a thrilling dice with Matt Ogden and Dan Helyer.