Gilbert & Spinks outfox their rivals! 2022 Bridgestone British Masters Finale – Race Report & Results

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Josh Gilbert and his SC Sporthomes Husqvarna came, saw, and concurred the sixth and final round of this year’s Bridgestone Masters of Motocross at the iconic Foxhill Moto Parc, but John Adamson (ASA United Gas Gas), without his seat in race two, won the Pro MX1 championship.

Race Report and Images by Dick Law

Josh Spinks (KTM) won the Pro MX2 overall, but with season-long high place finishes, Alfie Jones (Chambers Husqvarna) won the championship for the second time.

Someone turned the heat off! The hilly circuit near Swindon in Wiltshire was sunny all weekend, but a chilly northeast breeze had everyone grabbing for their hoodies and coats, but out on the tack, the, for the most part, full start lines provided hot and close racing.

Pro qualifying was all about the SC Sporthomes Husqvarna as Gilbert set the fastest time by a large margin. Still, his teammate Evgeny Bobryshev, who was making his return to racing after getting permission from the countries governing bodies, was a second, with Adamson third. On the MX2 side of things, Liam Garland (Kawasaki) set the fifth fastest time overall but was the fastest MX2 rider.

Gilbert got the holeshot at the start of the first combined Pro MX1 and MX2 race from Bobryshev, Dan Thornhill (Cab Screens Crescent Yamaha), Charlie Putnam (SC Sporthomes Husqvarna), Josh Spinks (KTM) and Garland.

It looked like the SC Sporthomes Husqvarna teammates were going to run away with the race, but at the end of lap three, Bobryshev, while trying to stay with Gilbert, landed from one of the track’s big uphill double jumps, and his machine came to a stop, luckily close to the work area. Unfortunately, it was later discovered a simple fuse had blown on his bike. With the fuse replaced, Bobryshev returned to the race a couple of laps down to get some track time.

Thornhill had taken over the second place, with Adamson coming from seventh to third place.

Putnam and James Hutchinson (KTM) seemed to spend most of the race bettering each other, and it looked like it was getting a bit personal from time to time.

Spinks, on his MX2 machine, was holding his own against the bigger MX1s as he spent most of the race and finished fourth on the track, but the first MX2 rider home. Garland gave him a good run for his money until a bolt in the rear subframe on his Kawasaki broke, and he had to pull out of the race.

Jones didn’t get the start he wanted and rounded the first turn in thirteenth place. But, almost unnoticed by the large crowd, he worked his way up to fifth on the track, but the second MX2.

The start of race two was almost a carbon copy of the first as, once again, Gilbert got the Holeshot from Bobryshev, Thornhill, Adamson, and Knight with Spinks and Garland, the lead two MX2 riders in sixth and seventh places.

For lap after lap, Bobryshev kept pace with the leader Gilbert. But as the race time wound down, Bobryshev’s lack of race time started to show, and he was forced to slow down.

Meanwhile, Adamson had caught and passed Thornhill for third place, and it looked like he might catch Bobryshev before the end of the race. That was till his seat and rear mudguard detached from his Gas Gas, and he had to ride the rest of the race sitting on the frame and battery of the bike.

He dropped to sixth place at the flag, but as it was two MX2 riders of Spinks and Garland, he still finished fourth MX1 and became the new champion.

Once again, Jones didn’t get the best of starts but fought his way from tenth to seventh but third MX2 home.

Gilbert was the overall Pro MX1 winner with two race wins from Thornhill and new champion Adamson, but in the Pro MX2s, it was Spinks from champion Jones with Ben Franklin third.

“I have had a spank on the bum for not riding the well today,” said a happy new champion Adamson, “But it’s nice to get the MX1 championship wrapped up. I think I will be sitting on a cushion on the long drive back to Scotland”.

Jones said with Champagne dripping from his nose and chin, “I am over the moon with winning this MX2 championship. It’s been a good year for me, my first in the Pro’s as the class is so intense, but I just kept my head down all year and tried to be as consistent as possible and happy to get the job done two years in a row”.

Overall MX1 winner Gilbert said, “I think they did an excellent job with the track, and it’s been perfect all day. It’s nice to have a perfect day, as in the fastest qualifier and two race wins. I felt comfortable all day with great results”.

Thornhill, who was second overall in the MX1 class, said, “It’s been a very good day as it’s a step in the right direction after my injury. The last couple of national rounds has been good to me as I am getting my flow back again. It’s a shame it’s the end of the season, but I am looking forward to some time off and then getting ready for 2023 and a new challenge”.

MX2 overall winner Spinks said, “This is only the second round of this championship I have done this year. I love this track, for I felt comfortable from the beginning of practice and backed them up with two race wins. I am excited to come back next year as it’s a great series”.

It was all about the wildcard rider in the Amateur MX1s as with two race wins, a second and an eighth place Adam Wells (Gas Gas) won the overall from race four winner George Clarke (Honda) and Mark Young (Honda) and all three were wildcards. Rob Wood (Husqvarna) was the highest place championship points scorer in fourth, with Simon Booth (KTM) sixth. Harry Bradley (Kawasaki) was injured coming to the meeting and did just enough to clinch the 2022 Amateur MX1 championship from Jamie Fort (Honda) and booth.

Aaron Ongley (KTM), Travis Steels (Gas Gas) and Adam Harris (Fantic) Amateur MX2

It was close at the top of the Amateur MX2s with Aaron Ongley (KTM) with four wins from four starts, with Adam Harris (Fantic) second and with Travis Steels (Gas Gas) in third place, some sixteen points behind the leader Ongley. But when the points were totalled up, Steels had done just enough to win the championship by seven points from Ongley, with Harris third.

James Thompson (Kawasaki) and Matthew Fuller (Gas Gas) Clubman

Two race wins, and two-second place gave James Thompson (Kawasaki) the Clubman class overall win and, with it, the 2022 championship. But Adam Paxton (Honda) pushed him all the way to the very end as he finished second overall on the day and second in the championship, just two points behind the winner Thompson.

Tyla Hooley (ASA United Gas Gas) is the 125cc 2022 champion by just six points from Henry Siddiqui (KTM). But that doesn’t tell half the story, as Hooley broke his collarbone about a month ago and had it plated, but that didn’t stop him racing. He crashed early on Saturday and broke some of his teeth. So, he wasn’t at his best-come racing. With a couple of wins, Wildcard rider Wal Beaney (KTM) won the overall from Siddiqui and Luke Dean (Fantic), with Hooley down in sixth place. But when the points were totalled up, Hooley was champion by just six points from Siddiqui and with Jordan Keogh third.

Wildcard riders filled the top two places in the MXY2s as Bayliss Utting (KTM) and Mckenzie Marshall (Yamaha) were first and second overall, separated by a single point, but in the championship, Ben Zeale (KTM), who was third on the weekend, was the winner from Callum Murfitt (KTM) and Joshua Bassett (Gas Gas).

The continuing intense battle between Josh Vail (SSP Moto Husqvarna) and Billy Askew (GRT KTM) throughout the year has been getting closer and closer. The pair shared the wins and second places over the weekend and finished on the same number of points. But when the points were totalled up, Askew was the champion from Vail, with Conor McGrath (KTM) a distant third.

Robbie Daly (KTM), with three race wins and a second place, won the overall and, with it, the small wheel 85 championship. Alfie Geddes-Green (Matt Pope MC Gas Gas) was second on the weekend and the championship.

Arthur Moore (RMJ KTM) and Mart Spires (DBC MC KTM) tied on pints after the weekend of racing in the juniors 65’s, with wildcard Casey Lister (Gas Gas) third and with Riley Ray Barrow just missing out on a top three position. But in the final championship standings, Spires is the champion from Moore and Cohen Jagielski (Fasteddy Gas Gas).

And that’s a wrap for the year.

Results

Pro MX1

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2
1	Josh Gilbert	90	45	45
2	Dan Thornhill	84	43	41
3	John Adamson	80	41	39
4	Evgeny Bobryshev	75	32	43
5	James Hutchinson	72	39	33
6	Louie Kessel	70	33	37
7	Charlie Putnam	70	35	35
8	Drew Anderson	68	34	34
9	Liam Knight	37	37	–

Pro MX2

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2
1	Josh Spinks	90	45	45
2	Alfie Jones	84	43	41
3	Ben Franklin	78	39	39
4	Rory Jones	74	37	37
5	Daniel Hutchinson	69	34	35
6	Ollie Colmer	69	35	34
7	Liam Garland	43	–	43
8	Charlie Cole	41	41	–
9	Callum Mitchell	33	33	–

Amateur MX1

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Adam Wells(W)	166	45	33	45	43
2	George Clarke (W)	164	43	37	39	45
3	Mark Young (W)	161	41	45	34	41
4	Rob Wood	150	37	39	43	31
5	Brad Wheeler (W)	146	39	43	35	29
6	Simon Booth	142	34	41	30	37
7	Kieran Yorke (W)	132	26	34	37	35
8	Jamie Fort	132	33	32	33	34
9	Bradley Flagg (w)	131	30	31	31	39
10	Josh Greedy	129	31	29	41	28
11	Sean Williamson	117	25	28	32	32
12	Jamie Dixon	110	28	27	28	27
13	Fraser Gardiner	106	29	25	26	26
14	Arai Elcock (w)	101	24	18	29	30
15	Charlie Way (w)	100	32	35	–	33
16	Lewis Huckerby	95	22	24	25	24
17	John joe Wright	92	23	23	24	22
18	Ryan Osborn (W)	82	21	19	19	23
19	Kyle Creevy	81	17	22	23	19
20	Richard carter (W)	76	18	16	21	21
21	Harry Bradley	65	35	30	–	–
22	Jake Hall (W)	65	12	14	22	17
23	Aiden Maloney	65	14	15	20	16
24	Liam Piggford	63	15	13	17	18
25	Connor Dickens	58	13	12	18	15
26	Sam Gabriel (w)	57	20	17	–	20
27	Christopher Wratten	53	27	26	–	–
28	Ross Millard (W)	52	–	–	27	25
29	Stevie Edmonds	49	8	11	16	14
30	Scotty williamson (W)	45	9	8	15	13
31	Callum Gordon	40	19	21	–	–
32	Ross Millard (W)	36	16	20	–	–
33	Levi Austin (W)	20	11	9	–	–
34	Hayden Carter (W)	20	10	10	–	–

Amateur MX2

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Aaron Ongley	180	45	45	45	45
2	Adam Harris	170	43	43	41	43
3	Travis Steels	164	41	39	43	41
4	Jaydon Murphy (W)	148	33	41	37	37
5	Mitchell Warhurst	144	37	37	35	35
6	Bailey Betsworth	142	34	35	34	39
7	Jesse Wren	127	29	33	33	32
8	Alfie Calvert	124	28	30	32	34
9	Mitch Armour	121	26	31	31	33
10	Sam Ongley	117	30	28	29	30
11	Grant Martin (W)	110	25	26	30	29
12	Ricky Carter (W)	106	24	29	28	25
13	Ben Clark	105	35	–	39	31
14	Ashley Surridge	100	22	24	26	28
15	Ben White (w)	99	20	25	27	27
16	Jake Barker (W)	93	21	21	25	26
17	Ashley Locke (W)	89	18	23	24	24
18	Charlie Parker	85	17	22	23	23
19	Harvey Cashmore	66	32	34	–	–
20	Ryan Allison (W)	66	39	27	–	–
21	Charlie Razzell	59	27	32	–	–
22	Ross Dean (W)	58	16	20	–	22
23	Robbie Hollis	38	19	19	–	–
24	Archie Hicks (W)	31	31	–	–	–
25	Michael Parsons	23	23	–	–	–
26	Tom Evans (w)	15	15	–	–	–

125’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Wal Beaney (W)	170	39	41	45	45
2	Henry Siddiqui	168	43	39	43	43
3	Luke Dean(w)	168	45	45	39	39
4	Neville Bradshaw	162	41	43	37	41
5	Tyla Hooley	152	37	37	41	37
6	Raife Broadley	140	35	35	35	35
7	Jordan Keogh	136	34	34	34	34
8	Reece Jones	132	33	33	33	33
9	Wesley McGovin (W)	128	32	32	32	32
10	Jude Turton	117	28	29	31	29
11	Ryan Waggott(W)	113	29	31	23	30
12	Dan Arkell	111	26	24	30	31
13	Luke Kennett (W)	109	25	28	28	28
14	Cameron Jackson (W)	106	27	30	26	23
15	Kyron Carron	99	30	25	17	27
16	Charlie Hucklebridge (W)	97	22	27	24	24
17	Harry Barker	95	21	23	25	26
18	Ollie Samways	80	16	22	22	20
19	Adam Dyer (W)	79	24	26	29	–
20	Oli Wickers	77	18	21	21	17
21	Robert Storer	75	23	–	27	25
22	Louis Perrin-Brown	75	17	20	19	19
23	Owen Richards (W)	73	15	19	18	21
24	Thomas McLean	64	14	17	15	18
25	Charlie Simons	63	13	18	16	16
26	Archie Fremel (W)	62	20	–	20	22
27	David Colton	49	19	16	14	–
28	Louis Vincent (w)	31	31	–	–	–
29	Roman York	12	12	–	–	–

Clubman

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	James Thompson	176	43	45	45	43
2	Adam Paxton	170	39	43	43	45
3	Tallon Aspden (w)	164	45	39	39	41
4	Matthew Fuller	140	35	33	33	39
5	Jacob Bell	130	32	31	34	33
6	Josh Jones (W)	129	29	30	35	35
7	Mitchil Collins	123	33	32	27	31
8	Lee Clarkson (w)	123	41	41	41	–
9	Luke Price (W)	113	26	22	28	37
10	Kieron McAvory (W)	111	37	37	37	–
11	Jake Loveridge (W)	111	31	28	24	28
12	Joe Sargent	106	28	25	23	30
13	Richy Roberts (w)	103	34	35	–	34
14	Aidan Carney	101	27	26	21	27
15	Kane fisher (W)	100	24	24	30	22
16	Mark Kinsley (w)	92	20	23	25	24
17	Matthew Jones	91	6	34	22	29
18	Ryan Davies (W)	91	23	17	26	25
19	Liam Deegan	85	13	29	20	23
20	Max Wood	83	25	27	31	–
21	Ben Hughes	73	21	15	19	18
22	Colby walker (W)	70	15	16	18	21
23	Richard Evans	65	19	14	–	32
24	Joshua Young	64	–	9	29	26
25	Joshua Keogh (W)	62	14	11	17	20
26	Scott Isherwood	61	18	12	14	17
27	Alex Harvey	58	22	20	16	–
28	Colin McLuckie	51	30	21	–	–
29	Max Aspden (W)	47	10	8	15	14
30	Robert Williams	45	8	10	12	15
31	Jed Rawlings (W)	41	12	13	–	16
32	Chris Elcock	39	9	7	11	12
33	Dan Best (W)	35	16	19	–	–
34	Rory Wootton (w)	35	17	18	–	–
35	Richy Roberts (w)	32	–	–	32	–
36	Callum Swan (W)	32	–	–	13	19
37	Hannah Jones	31	5	4	9	13
38	Jamie Epplestone (W)	19	4	5	10	–
39	Charlie Sutton	13	7	6	–	–
40	Josh Ithell	11	11	–	–	–
41	Phil West	6	3	3	–	–

MXY2

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Bayliss Utting (W)	165	34	41	45	45
2	Mckenzie Marshall (w)	164	45	35	43	41
3	Ben Zeale	160	43	45	39	33
4	Josh Bassett	151	30	43	35	43
5	Callum Murfitt	151	37	34	41	39
6	Kayde Rayns	146	39	39	33	35
7	Luke Southern	143	41	31	34	37
8	Liam Bennett	137	33	33	37	34
9	Jamie Watson	131	35	37	32	27
10	Tye Jones	127	32	32	31	32
11	Lewis Bethell	109	25	28	25	31
12	Jack Dando(w)	108	29	27	23	29
13	Jack Wilson	107	28	26	30	23
14	Jamie Collins	103	27	24	24	28
15	Syd Putnam	94	31	4	29	30
16	Harrison Drewell	93	20	25	26	22
17	Teddy Hyde	92	23	23	22	24
18	Levi Saunders	88	21	22	20	25
19	Harvey Antrobus	82	26	29	27	–
20	Corey Collins	80	24	30	–	26
21	Tristan Daniels	74	16	21	17	20
22	sonny shipton	73	22	2	28	21
23	Max Agar (W)	71	17	15	21	18
24	Danny Moore (W)	69	19	17	18	15
25	Corey Gordon	64	18	18	15	13
26	Mitchell Conway	62	15	19	11	17
27	Owen Wildish-Conway	60	14	11	19	16
28	Callum Feely (W)	52	12	12	14	14
29	Leyton Duffy	51	–	16	16	19
30	Sonny May	45	13	10	12	10
31	Jack Hollamby	44	10	9	13	12
32	Harley Mower (W)	38	8	14	9	7
33	Jack Ranner	35	9	8	7	11
34	Joe Grace	31	7	6	10	8
35	Mackenzie Marshall	26	5	7	5	9
36	Fenton Rayns	25	6	5	8	6
37	Jake Capps	24	11	13	–	–
38	Charlie Nudds	23	3	20	–	–
39	Tommy Gibbard	18	4	3	6	5

Big Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Josh Vail	176	43	43	45	45
2	Billy Askew	176	45	45	43	43
3	Charlie Richmond	158	41	35	41	41
4	Freddie Gardiner (W)	154	37	39	39	39
5	Chester Hyde	154	39	41	37	37
6	Conor McGrath	141	34	37	35	35
7	Lucy Barker	136	35	34	34	33
8	Jack Brearey	131	33	31	33	34
9	Oakley Kettle	122	29	33	29	31
10	Sebastian Moore	119	30	32	30	27
11	Casey Kennett	113	28	29	27	29
12	Tristan McGrath (w)	107	26	28	25	28
13	Aston Over	103	27	27	24	25
14	Robert Wood	102	25	25	26	26
15	Rocco Hands (W)	96	32	–	32	32
16	Braidy Tucker	96	24	26	22	24
17	Jayden Williams	92	23	24	23	22
18	Zane Sibley – Deakin (W)	89	31	30	28	–
19	Harley Quinn (W)	86	19	23	21	23
20	Holly Williams	84	22	22	20	20
21	Harvey Hunt (W)	81	21	21	18	21
22	Sophie Jones	78	20	20	19	19
23	Riley Small	61	–	–	31	30

Small Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Robbie Daly	178	45	43	45	45
2	Alfie Geddes-Green	174	43	45	43	43
3	Sonny Rooney	158	39	41	39	39
4	Joel Winstanley-Dawson	156	41	33	41	41
5	Maison Jones	150	37	39	37	37
6	Jack Leese	136	33	35	33	35
7	Travis Bixby	136	34	37	31	34
8	Ethan Jordan	134	35	34	34	31
9	Marley Alder (w)	125	31	32	30	32
10	Jaxon Haswell	109	25	27	28	29
11	Hosh Hitchinson (W)	108	27	24	27	30
12	Lucas Lee	107	8	31	35	33
13	Harley O’Callaghan (W)	105	28	26	24	27
14	Stanley Siebert (W)	103	30	30	32	11
15	Zachary Howells (w)	98	22	25	23	28
16	Ollie Jewitt	97	23	23	25	26
17	Halim Own (W)	96	26	19	29	22
18	Harvey Collins	95	19	29	22	25
19	Ellis Nelson	95	24	22	26	23
20	Jordan Kinsella	91	18	28	21	24
21	Charlie Ward	76	21	21	14	20
22	Kathan Hoban (W)	71	17	17	18	19
23	Mason Zaccardelli (W)	64	15	11	17	21
24	Harley Ince (W)	64	16	18	16	14
25	Leo Self	63	29	15	19	–
26	Chase Panter	60	20	20	20	–
27	Louie Pritchard (W)	58	13	14	13	18
28	Jamie Prentice	56	12	12	15	17
29	Ryan Prentice	54	14	13	12	15
30	Harley Pastoor	52	9	16	11	16
31	Archie Edwards (W)	48	32	8	8	–
32	Charlie Hollamby (W)	44	11	10	10	13
33	Lewis Day (w)	40	10	9	9	12

Junior 65’s

Pos	Competitor	Points	R1	R2	R3	R4
1	Arthur Moore	170	45	37	43	45
2	Marty Spires	170	41	43	45	41
3	Casey Lister (W)	162	43	45	31	43
4	Riley ray Barrow (W)	152	37	39	39	37
5	Nixon Coppins	145	35	34	37	39
6	Jamie Thorpe	137	34	35	35	33
7	Leo Wilson	133	39	41	41	12
8	Jett Gardiner (W)	127	30	30	33	34
9	Caiden Brand	127	32	33	30	32
10	Cohen Jagielski	121	20	32	34	35
11	Arthur King	121	33	27	32	29
12	Harry Hall	120	31	31	28	30
13	Tommy Hutchinson (W)	115	28	29	27	31
14	Teddy Merriman	106	26	26	26	28
15	Chad Prince	101	25	24	25	27
16	William Macaulay	101	24	25	29	23
17	Jamie Currie	96	29	20	23	24
18	Harry Cuddy	94	23	21	24	26
19	Alan Thomson	90	22	22	21	25
20	Ronan Watson (W)	77	27	28	22	–
21	Remi Wigglesworth	76	17	19	20	20
22	Junior Wigglesworth	75	19	17	18	21
23	Sonny Burton	69	15	15	17	22
24	Jakson Ross	67	18	16	19	14
25	Freddie Gurney (W)	60	21	23	16	–
26	Charley Gerrard	59	14	18	14	13
27	Jack Masters (W)	52	12	11	11	18
28	Angelica Bennett (W)	50	10	13	12	15
29	Riley Harrap (W)	48	13	9	9	17
30	Rico Bicker (W)	47	11	10	10	16
31	Alfie Cotter (w)	46	–	12	15	19
32	Zach White (W)	43	16	14	13	–

Final championship positions

Pro MX1:
1 Adamson 342, 2 Gilbert 309, 3 Knight 287, 4 Thornhill 282, 5 Putnam 233, 6 Anderson 172, 7 Todd 155, 8 D Hutchinson 133, 9 J Hutchinson 129, 10 Young 114.

Pro MX2:
1 A Jones 331, 2 Mitchell 272, 3 Spinks 174, 4 Collings 152, 5 R Jones 142, 6 Cole 109, 7 Hall 107, 8 Nunn 99, 9 Franklin 95, 10 Kellett 95.

Amateur MX1:
1 Bradley 868, 2 Fort 841, 3 Booth 835, 4 Greedy 761, 5 Williamson 720, 6 Dixon 670, 7 Wood 621, 8 Wright 610, 9 Huckerby 603, 10 Gordon 462.

Amateur MX2:
1 Steels 970, 2 Ongley 963, 3 Harris 890, 4 Clark 798, 5 Armour 638, 6 Warhurst 627, 7 Cashmore 618, 8 Wren 585, 9 Brough 532, 10 Surridge 466.

Clubman:
1 Thompson 913, 2 Paxton 911, 3 Collins 718, 4 McLuckie 704, 5 Fuller 655, 6 Carney 647, 7 Sargent 620, 8 Bell 618, 9 Jones 564, 10 Young 483.

125cc:
1 Hooley 895, 2 Siddiqui 889, 3 Keogh 826, 4 Bradshaw 682, 5 Carron 651, 6 Turton 650, 7 Broadley 614, 8 Arkell 610, 9 Storer 563, 10 Barker 473.

MXY2:
1 Zeale 847, 2 Murfitt 828, 3 Bassett 820, 4 Rayns 799, 5 Watson 743, 6 Southern 711, 7 J Collins 566, 8 Bethell 587, 9 C Collins 566, 10 Wilson 566.

Big wheel 85:
1 Askew 980, 2 Vail 911, 3 McGrath 725, 4 Richmond 720, 5 Barker 707, 6 Brearey 675, 7 Hyde 889, 8 Griffiths 473, 9 Wood 456, 10 Small 438.

Small wheel 85:
1 Daly 931, 2 Geddes-Green 908, 3 Winstanley-Dawson 876, 4 Rooney 821, 5 Jones 719, 6 Lee 699, 7 Jordan 685, 8 Bixby 652, 9 Haswell 611, 10 Collins 605.

Junior 65:
1 Spires 889, 2 Moore 847, 3 Jagielski 768, 4 Wilson 748, 5 Thorpe 652, 6 Brand 636, 7 King 628, 8 Merriman 596, 9 Coppins 589, 10 Cuddy 551.

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