Hosts motors TV Live Race Day 2013
The Motors TV Live Race Day at the Castle Combe outlet on Monday, May 6 sees the majority of diverse range of races, From awesome and somewhat scary 'Superkarts' to the most outdated of English sports cars.
The Bank Holiday race day welcomes the opening round of the MSA British Superkart world-class with Louis Wall from Swindon one to watch as runnerup in last year's world-class. Wall was the only driver to finish in all 12 rounds of the series in 2012 and will also be aboard the Rob Walkinshaw tuned Anderson Honda for the two 15 minute races.
Morgans have a very special place in historical past of Castle Combe, As it was a Morgan that won the single car race at the circuit in 1950. These most classic of English cars return with a round of the Aero Racing Morgan challenges, for this rivals of Keith Ahlers hoping he doesn't run away and hide, Like he did on the Morgans last holiday to the Wiltshire circuit. Having only his second ever race will be Henry Williams from Horton near Chipping Sodbury and looking to take the Class E win, Having missed out after a spin in his 4/4 whilst leading at his first race at Snetterton. Bristol's Tim Pearce is out in Class C with his +8.
The two Lancaster Insurance MG Owner's Club championship races are evenly divided between the classic MGBs, The MGF as well as the contrastingly front wheel drive MG ZRs and ZSs. David Mustarde from Box are probably the MGB pilots.
MGs are also a popular choice in the circuit's Saloon Car champion, at which Cirencester's Jonathan Wills debuts his V6 engined ZS in Class B, His rapid Maestro not even eligible. ZR mounted is Calne's Martin Chivers in Class C.
Melksham's Rob Ballard made the most of his SEAT Leon's horse power at the opening round, But has tough class A opposition while the returning former double champion, Tony Hutchings from Calne in his Audi TT as well as the Vauxhall VXR Turbos of Keynsham's John Barnard and Seend's Julian Ellison. Frome's Malcolm Webster has another SEAT Leon, Ditcheat's Kevin Bird is back in his BMW 130i, Whilst Bath delivery staff Angus Gorringe and Dave Scaramanga are VW fans, with Polo and Bora respectively.
The pole setting pace of Bristol's Mark Wyatt at the Easter meeting was from this world, The new wide track of his Astra remodeling the car. If the back markers can avoid his way this time, He treatments for anxiety man to catch and will make the life of fellow class mate, Bridgwater's Tony Dolley during Peugeot 206, very hard.
Corsham's Will Di Claudio is still making class C his own in reference to his Peugeot 106, Though Seend's Adrian Slade made a fine debut together with his example last time. Bath's Guy Parr has the former tournament winning Fiesta,mbt outlet, and the evocatively named Ayrton Anderson from Peasedown St John debuts his Saxo.
Class D has Charles HydeAndrewsBird from Ditcheat hunting for a finish after retiring last time, Whilst former champion Russell PoynterBrown, based in Compton Martin, Has his evergreen Corsa.
Saltford's Steven Jensen brought the Kevin Mills Racing spectrum 011B to victory at the opening round of the Castle Combe Formula Ford 1600 race, But driver of waking time was Adam Higgins from Chippenham, Who bought his new Van Diemen JL12 from 10th to second. Adam's brother rich from Burnham on Sea, was also second in Class B in his Van Diemen RF90.
david Raven, Who made his Class A come out with at Easter, Will be encouraged by his 3rd overall in the Yatton Keynell built Swift SC 10 and another professional debut outing last time was fourth place for Ashley Crossey from Flax Bourton, In another Kevin Mills array.
Roger Orgee, ranging from Langford, Will be anxious about resuming his battle with his Kevin Mills team mate, Jensen and unlike F1 will not be hearing operating instructions such as 'Multi 21'. rely on pure, size apart duelling, a common strategy being to go flat out from flag to flag.
Also to see are Coventry's Nathan Ward, the class B favourite in the Swift and Melksham's Ed Moore in the Ray GR11.
Eyes will be on Trowbridge's Andrew Shanley to make his usual scintillating come from the Sports and GT race, The Radical driver relying on fast getaways to distance himself from his rivals in sooner or later quicker machinery.
Those include Manhal Allos who finished second to Shanley last skill and pole man Josh Smith, From Weston wonderful Mare, Who rued his slow begin in his Radical PR6, But had been happy to be on the podium. Josh's grand dad, Darcy,mbt madrid, due to Wrington, Will add to the pressure in his SR4 Radical. Another Josh is hoping to debut his family's home built special. Josh Fisher from Bridgwater will abide by his former champion father Brian,mbt outlet, When he hard drives the 1.3 litre 'Fishface' in module C.
The 750 Motor Club's Locost championship for Ford Escort based home made specials, Has two races, whilst accent firmly on fun, instead of the size of wallet.相关的主题文章:
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