Henry steals the show at 2024 World Vets Motocross – Race Report & Results

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Over the weekend of July 20th & 21st, the World Vets Motocross returned to Farleigh Castle (or the field of dreams as it is better known) to what was a well-prepped track, considering the track had been used just two weekends prior to this meeting. There was a big entry with some riders competing in two and some three classes, which included many legends from years gone by who were still competing at a high standard.

Race Report and Images by Dave Rich

First to the track was the future class, which consisted of many up-and-coming young stars all keen to show the many spectators in attendance what they could do. This included Charlie Palmer, who, even though he didn’t have the best of starts in all four races over the two days, worked his socks off to take a clean sweep of wins.

Charlie Hucklebridge gave his all in the future class and took fifth overall

In the Over 60’s class, there was a fine display of riding from one of Britain’s finest from years gone by in the shape of Kurt Nicoll as he was to show he can still mix it with some of the best, especially in the third race where he was held up for a couple of laps by another popular English rider in the shape of Greg Hanson but in the end there was only one winner and that was Nicoll who took all four race wins and the overall with Brian Staples taking second overall just piping Hanson who finished a respectable third overall.

In the Over 60’s B class, the overall went to Melv James, who took two wins over the weekend and a second and a fourth, with Neil Smith taking second overall and third overall, was to go to Martin Baker.

No 151 Greg Hanson holding off No 2 Kurt Nicoll in the over 60’s class

The Over 50’s class was stacked with talent, including the likes of Mike Brown, Jamie Dobb, Jeff Emig, Mark Eastwood, Ryan Hunt, Simon Lane, plus many more, and it was to produce some top-class racing in all four races with Brown as he most often does setting the pace with a dominating performance taking all four race wins, but giving his all behind Brown on both days was Eastwood who finished the weekend second overall with a 2,2,2,2 scorecard with Emig taking that third spot on the podium.

Doug Henry had plenty of support in the over 50’s 2 class

In the Over 50’s 2 class, there were great expectations as lining up in this class on a Stark electric bike was Doug Henry who most of you will know is paralysed from the waist down who not only was out there to prove his passion for the sport but really did give his all and was cheered on by the spectators and was to claim a second and a win on the Saturday then followed it up with a second in the first race on the Sunday and had it all to do as he trailed David Dunn by three points going into the last race and needed to do well which he did too much applause when he took the chequered flag and with Dunn coming home in third this gave Henry a well-deserved overall win with third overall going to Christopher Hooper.

The Over 50’s B class saw Paul Weiczrek eventually take the overall with two wins and two second place finishes with a win each going to Adam Smith and David Cooper who took second and third overall respectively.

No 414 Glen Phillips and No 60 Brad Anderson battling it out in the over 40’s class

The Over 40’s was a fast and furious class and even had Brad Anderson out racing for the first time on an electric bike, and he seemed to like it in the opening race as he took the win. Glen Phillips took the win in the second moto, but in the third race, there was great drama as it was Phillips who led from Anderson, but they were to both go down exiting the third corner, which gave Jim Davies the lead which he held for a couple of laps before being passed by Neville Bradshaw who from there went on to take the win whereas in the last race it was a real battle at the front again between Phillips and Anderson with Anderson eventually getting pass Phillips and went on to take his second moto win, but at the end of the weekend consistency was the name of the game, and with a scorecard of 3,7,1,3 Bradshaw took the overall by two points from Davies with Anderson taking third overall.

In the Over 40’s B class, it was Dai Jones who was to take the overall after winning three of the four races, with Dan Whitman taking second overall and Liam Abdullah third overall.

Luke Dean in the MX1 class took the overall and the fastest lap over the weekend

In the MX1 class, there was some good racing in all four races with a win for both Jack Brunell and Ashley Greedy, but with two wins and two fifth place finishes, it was Luke Dean who took the overall by one point from Brunell with Jayden Ashwell taking third overall and adding to Deans overall win was that he had notched up the fastest lap time of the weekend.

In the MX1 B class, it was Sam Rayner who took the overall with three wins out of the four races, only to be beaten by Jay Rumbold in the second race, who took second overall, and third overall went to Fred Reynolds.

Tommy Searle rode Farleigh for the first time in the MX2 class and dominated all four races

The MX2 class saw Tommy Searle making his first-ever visit to Farleigh Castle, having not ridden at this venue before, and he was well up for it. Liam Gale had set the fastest time in Qualification, with Searle only managing fifth, with his quickest lap being two and a half seconds slower than Gales, but as he has said before, the race is totally different. Well, Tommy set the pace in the opening race but was pursued all the time by Adam Chatfield, who was to challenge Searle for the lead many times, but the experience of Searle kept Chatfield at bay.

In the second moto, it was Howard Wainwright in the lead for most of the race, but after not the best of starts, Searle was moving up through the field and caught and passed Wainwright two laps from the end and went on to take his second win. Searle was to continue with his winning ways in the first race on the Sunday with a start-to-finish win, but in the last race, he took the lead on the second lap after passing Chatfield, but Chatfield was to stay with Searle pressing him all the time, but Searle again held off the pressure and didn’t make any mistakes to take his fourth win and take the overall with Chatfield and Wainwright tied on points but by virtue of the better result in the last race Chatfield took second overall.

In the MX2 B class, it was Adam Drescher who won the opening moto, but he didn’t have the best of the other race. A rider that did was Mathew Prosser, who won all the other three races and with it took the overall, with second overall going to James Marchment and Paul Godfrey taking third overall.

Mike Brown squeezing every inch of power out of his 125 in the Evo over 50’s class

The Evo Over 50’s A class was probably the most anticipated class of the weekend, with many top guns on the line, but everyone wanted to see how Mike Brown, who was on a 125, would get on against the bigger bikes.

In the opening race, it was Kurt Nicoll who led from the off, followed by Brian Wheeler, who was trying his all to stay with Nicoll, but Nicoll was easing away all the time. Brown didn’t have a good start but was powering his way up through the field and was soon up into fourth and was to pass both Craig Pratley and Wheeler on the penultimate lap, but he wasn’t going to catch Nicoll who took the win by nigh on five seconds.

Jamie Dobb giving his all in the over 50’s class

In the second moto, it was Nicoll who led early doors, but a mistake on the opening lap dropped him down the field, and it was Brown who had a better start in this one who emerged out of the woods in the lead followed by Pratley and Wheeler with Terry House all over Wheeler who he took a lap later, but the battle was on at the front as Pratley kept with Brown ready to pounce on any mistake if Brown made one but he held strong and took the win from Pratley with House coming home a distant third.

In the third moto, it was Nicoll with a clear advantage in this one who was to lead from the off with Pratley tucked in second and Brown again with it all to do as he was mid-field on the opening lap but he was soon moving up and was up into third after the second lap and closing on Pratley who he caught and passed on the penultimate lap, but again Nicoll had a good cushion and went on to take the win from Brown with Pratley third.

Kurt Nicoll in action in the Evo over 50’s class

The last race had to be the best race in this class, with Wheeler leading early on before Nicoll took over at the front on the opening lap, and Brown also passed Wheeler and up into second. Nicoll was put under huge pressure from Brown on the opening couple of laps before Brown found a way past on lap three, but Nicoll was to stay close to Brown. In fact, he was a little bit too close towards the end of lap three when Brown made a rare mistake and went down on a righthander, and Nicoll couldn’t avoid him and went down as well. Wheeler came through to take over at the front, followed by Pratley, with Brown rejoining in third, but Nicoll was unable to start his bike and was out. Brown managed to get pass Pratley and really had his throttle wound back on his 125 giving his all to chase down the big 500 of Wheeler who he caught and passed and was to go on to take the win to much applause, Wheeler came home in second just holding off Pratley in the closing stages. Brown took the overall, with Pratley second overall and Wheeler third.

In the Evo Over 50’s B class, Dale Silk and Glyn Moreton each won two races, but Silk, who was more consistent in the other two races, took the overall from Moreton. Phil Oxley, who finished just one point behind Moreton, took third overall.

In the Evo Under 50’s class, Jim Davies ended the weekend victorious with a 1,2,2,1 scorecard to give him the overall win, with Albert Martindale taking second and Brad Oleary third. Jack Brunell was the other winner of the other two races, but unfortunately for Jack, a DNF in the first moto cost him, and he ended the weekend fifth overall.

The Evo Under 50’s B class saw Scott Allen take the overall with a fine display of riding and a scorecard of 2,1,1,2, with Nicky Jones second overall and Matthew Cockburn third overall.

Jamie Skuse in action in the Super Evo under 50’s class and took third overall

In the Super Evo Under 50’s class, it proved a good day on the Saturday for Brad Anderson as he took both wins from Neville Bradshaw, with local kingpin Jamie Skuse third in both races, but the opening race on the Sunday saw Anderson having the luck on his side in the opening race as his back wheel kicked out on the opening lap and he slid off at some speed virtually right in front of Skuse who’s reaction needed to be quick as he just missed Ando. Skuse eventually went on to take the win from Paul Johnson, with Bradshaw taking third, so as they went into the last moto, Ando was literally one point ahead of Skuse with Bradshaw just one point adrift of Skuse, so it was all to play for. As they exited the first corner, it was Ando with the lead, closely followed by Bradshaw, but it was not a good start for Skuse, who was well down the field. Ando was to ease away and soon had a cushion over Bradshaw within two laps and, from there, went on to take the chequered flag and the overall; Bradshaw took second in the race to give him second overall, with Skuse clawing his way back up the field to finish in fourth in the race and take third overall.

In the Super Evo Under 50’s B class, Paul Bowen dominated both races on Saturday. With two second-place finishes on Sunday, he took the overall from Lee Harris and Ryan Rowbottom.

In the Super Evo Over 50’s class, there were two wins for one of Britain’s finest on the Saturday in the shape of Rob Herring, but Rob didn’t take part in the racing on day two, where there was a win each for Paul Wildman and Andy Watkins with Wildman taking the overall from Watkins by one point with Paul Coward who ended the weekend finishing fourth in each race taking third overall.

In the Super Evo Over 50’s B class, there were two wins for Brad Davey and a win each for Sean Doyle and Matt Milsom, but consistency was the name of the game, and it was Milsom who took the overall with Davey and Doyle tied on points for second, but by virtue of the last race result Davey took second overall.

Results

MX1

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	LUKE DEAN	66	20	13	20	13
2	JACK BRUNELL	65	13	15	17	20
3	JAYDEN ASHWELL	63	17	14	15	17
4	ASHLEY GREEDY	62	14	20	13	15
5	ALFIE SMITH	60	15	17	14	14
6	ANDREW GILLETT	44	11	9	12	12
7	ADAM WELLS	39	12	5	11	11
8	TOM GILBERT	38	8	10	10	10
9	JAMIE DOBSON	38	9	12	9	8
10	BRAD TOMLIN	30	10	11	–	9
11	STEPHEN KELLY	24	6	8	7	3
12	JORDAN OWENS	22	4	6	6	6
13	LUKE RYDER	21	5	7	4	5
14	JAMES HERRING	20	7	4	2	7
15	SAM BRADLEY	13	3	3	5	2
16	SEAN LAVERTY	8	2	2	–	4
17	JOSHUA HERBERT	8	–	–	8	–
18	BILLY WIECZOREK	5	1	–	3	1
19	JONATHAN O’NEILL	1	–	–	1	–
20	RYAN DAVIES	1	–	1	–	–

MX1 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	SAM RAYNER	77	20	17	20	20
2	JAY RUMBOLD	71	17	20	17	17
3	FRED REYNOLDS	57	13	14	15	15
4	GRAEME JELLIE	54	15	12	14	13
5	ANDREW PROSSER	50	12	13	13	12
6	GEORGE WILCOX	44	9	11	10	14
7	ANDREW HAYNES	40	10	9	11	10
8	JAMES SINNOTT	38	11	10	8	9
9	TOM SAYCE	36	8	8	9	11
10	TOM PAULLEY	29	14	15	–	–
11	GLENN JAMES	28	7	7	6	8
12	IAN MACDOUGALL	26	6	6	7	7
13	CHRIS BOLES	12	–	–	12	–
14	TOMMY KEENAN	10	5	5	–	–

MX2

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	TOMMY SEARLE	80	20	20	20	20
2	ADAM CHATFIELD	64	17	15	15	17
3	HOWARD WAINWRIGHT	64	15	17	17	15
4	JORDAN BOOKER	51	13	14	13	11
5	RYAN HUNT	46	11	13	9	13
6	LIAM GALE	42	14	–	14	14
7	JORDAN WILLS	41	10	12	11	8
8	JACK BAS	40	12	4	12	12
9	FRANK ELWELL	35	8	9	8	10
10	KEIRREN GENGE	34	7	11	7	9
11	TROY JONES	31	5	10	10	6
12	GEORGE POOL	25	6	8	6	5
13	GARY MARSHALL	21	4	5	5	7
14	JOE SANSOM	15	–	7	4	4
15	TOM HOLLAND	15	9	6	–	–
16	DAVE DUNN	7	3	3	1	–
17	LEWIS WARD	6	–	–	3	3
18	JACK PACKER	4	1	1	–	2
19	CASS LOUTITT	4	–	2	2	–
20	TOBY WRIGHT	2	2	–	–	–
21	DANNY SANSOM	1	–	–	–	1

MX2 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	MATTHEW PROSSER	75	15	20	20	20
2	JAMES MARCHMENT	65	14	17	17	17
3	PAUL GODFREY	53	12	12	14	15
4	JACK LIGHT	48	9	14	12	13
5	ANDY JOHNSON	48	13	10	13	12
6	ADAM DRESCHER	46	20	11	15	–
7	CARL MARCHANT	41	8	13	10	10
8	GARY NUT	35	10	–	11	14
9	JONNY WILCOX	31	7	15	9	–
10	DAVE WHITE	20	11	9	–	–
11	GAVIN SHARP	19	–	–	8	11
12	KRISTIAN ANKRITT	17	17	–	–	–

Over 40

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	NEVILLE BRADSHAW	61	15	11	20	15
2	JIM DAVIES	59	13	15	17	14
3	BRAD ANDERSON	57	20	17	–	20
4	GLEN PHILLIPS	54	17	20	–	17
5	JAMES LANE	54	14	14	14	12
6	LEE HOLLAND	48	11	13	13	11
7	ALAN PEARCE	47	12	7	15	13
8	TREVOR CUBITT	43	10	12	12	9
9	JOHN BUTLER	39	9	9	11	10
10	DAN JAMES	30	3	10	10	7
11	JOHN HINZ	29	7	5	9	8
12	CARL STANNARD	28	8	6	8	6
13	NATHAN DAVIES	17	4	4	6	3
14	SAM CALLOW	16	6	–	5	5
15	CHRIS HIND	15	5	3	7	–
16	CRAIG CHAMBERLAIN	14	–	8	4	2
17	DALE GRAYSON	8	2	1	1	4
18	JAMES BERRILL	5	–	2	3	–
19	LEE TOLAN	2	–	–	2	–
20	ADAM STAFFORD	1	–	–	–	1
21	KYLE FORTE	1	1	–	–	–

Over 40 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DAI JONES	73	20	13	20	20
2	DAN WHITMAN	66	17	15	17	17
3	LIAM ABDULLAH	56	15	14	13	14
4	NEIL BERRY	49	9	17	15	8
5	ROB MILLS	48	11	12	12	13
6	LEE CLIFFORD	39	10	6	11	12
7	CHRIS LAMBOURNE	37	13	10	14	–
8	ANDREW SAYWELL	34	14	20	–	–
9	PETE MARSHALL	33	5	7	10	11
10	ADAM HEANEY	32	6	8	8	10
11	RYAN PALMER	31	12	4	–	15
12	DANIEL IGNALL	28	8	11	9	–
13	NATHAN PALMER	25	7	9	–	9
14	PAUL SIDDALL	17	1	3	6	7
15	GRANT GRIFFIN	16	4	5	7	–
16	JOHNATHAN MAYNARD	9	2	2	5	–
17	COLIN STEWART	8	3	1	4	–

Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	MIKE BROWN	80	20	20	20	20
2	MARK EASTWOOD	68	17	17	17	17
3	JEFF EMIG	58	15	13	15	15
4	ED BRADLEY	55	14	15	14	12
5	SIMON LANE	52	12	14	13	13
6	JAMIE DOBB	51	13	12	12	14
7	MATT RYDER	40	10	10	10	10
8	RYAN HUNT	36	7	9	9	11
9	LANCE MARSHALL	34	11	7	11	5
10	SEAN SMITH	28	–	11	8	9
11	GUY DAY	27	8	6	5	8
12	DANNY BLAKELEY	26	9	8	6	3
13	DAVE CAMPBELL	25	6	5	7	7
14	CHRIS BROWN	17	5	4	4	4
15	JOHN PRICE	10	3	–	1	6
16	SCOTT SENTER	5	1	–	3	1
17	SIMON BONSER	4	4	–	–	–
18	LOUIS REID	3	–	3	–	–
19	EWAN JOHNSTON	2	–	–	–	2
20	PHIL LEWIS	2	2	–	–	–
21	TONY HALE	2	–	–	2	–
22	ROB MEAD	2	–	2	–	–
23	DEAN WARREN	1	–	1	–	–

Over 50 – 2

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DOUG HENRY	74	17	20	17	20
2	DAVID DUNN	72	20	17	20	15
3	CHRISTOPHER HOOPER	59	15	15	12	17
4	ANDY MCALPIN	52	13	11	14	14
5	DAVE YARDLEY	49	9	14	13	13
6	RICHARD BENHAM	45	14	12	15	4
7	RAY CHIVERS	41	11	9	11	10
8	DAVID MARLOW	40	12	10	10	8
9	PHIL HARDY	39	8	13	7	11
10	TIM SABINE	35	10	5	8	12
11	JOHN HOLMES	31	5	8	9	9
12	PAUL SLEIGHT	25	6	6	6	7
13	BRENDAN CORR	21	7	3	5	6
14	SCOTT ROUKE	11	4	7	–	–
15	CARL BROOKFIELD	11	1	1	4	5
16	RICHARD EVANS	4	–	4	–	–
17	KEVIN WOOLFORD	4	2	2	–	–
18	JASON DIMMOCK	3	3	–	–	–

Over 50 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	PAUL WEICZREK	74	20	17	20	17
2	ADAM SMITH	65	17	20	13	15
3	DAVID COOPER	64	14	15	15	20
4	JOHN PRIESTLEY	53	13	9	17	14
5	KEVIN PRIDE	42	12	10	9	11
6	MELVYN HOMER	39	10	11	10	8
7	PAUL LEWIS	37	–	13	12	12
8	MIKE JOHNSTONE	31	9	1	11	10
9	TONY PRIESTLEY	29	15	14	–	–
10	SCOTT ROUKE	27	–	–	14	13
11	ALAN REESE	25	8	3	7	7
12	JIM SHAND	23	11	12	–	–
13	JASON SMITH	19	3	6	6	4
14	PAUL FORD	18	7	5	–	6
15	BARRY HOLBROOK	18	6	2	8	2
16	MARK COLLINS	16	5	4	2	5
17	DANNY BURTON	15	1	–	5	9
18	PETE WHITEHEAD	12	–	7	4	1
19	JAMIE SMITH	8	–	8	–	–
20	ANDREW SMITH	7	4	–	–	3
21	SIMON BRADBURY	3	–	–	3	–
22	JOHN RUMBOLD	3	2	–	1	–

Over 50 B – Second Gate

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DARRAN WILLIAMS	75	15	20	20	20
2	NICKY MACLENNAN	66	17	17	17	15
3	DANIEL WOODMAN	61	14	15	15	17
4	PAUL HUGHES	49	11	12	13	13
5	DAVID WOODBRIDGE	41	9	14	10	8
6	DAVID IBBISON	40	12	–	14	14
7	PAUL MANSFIELD	38	8	11	12	7
8	RICHARD MIRAMS	35	6	10	9	10
9	SIMON MOORE	33	10	–	11	12
10	ADRIAN HADMAN	29	7	9	7	6
11	ROBIN DAVIDSON	28	4	13	8	3
12	JAMIE SMITH	20	20	–	–	–
13	IAN SMITH	19	2	–	6	11
14	DAVID GRIFFITHS	17	1	7	5	4
15	STUART MILLS	16	3	–	4	9
16	STEVEN HALFHIDE	16	5	6	–	5
17	MICHAEL GIBSON	13	13	–	–	–
18	STEVE MAYNARD	13	–	8	3	2
19	GRAHAM KEENAN	8	–	5	2	1

Over 60

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	KURT NICOLL	80	20	20	20	20
2	BRIAN STAPLES	66	17	17	15	17
3	GREG HANSON	62	15	15	17	15
4	RUSSELL JARMAN	55	14	14	14	13
5	MIKE ALLPORT	50	12	13	11	14
6	JOS CLAESSENS	33	7	10	13	3
7	DAVE SALKELD	32	4	8	10	10
8	ANDY MANTLE	32	10	12	9	1
9	TREVOR SHEPPARD	31	8	4	8	11
10	GARY JONES	29	11	9	1	8
11	MARK VELKENEERS	26	9	3	12	2
12	MARC SPRUCE	24	13	11	–	–
13	MARK GLEADHILL	21	3	6	3	9
14	IAN KNIGHT	20	5	1	7	7
15	IAN YATES	18	–	7	6	5
16	PETER DIXON	16	–	5	5	6
17	JOHN EARDLEY	12	–	–	–	12
18	STEVE GILBEY	8	–	2	2	4
19	PETE WILLIAMSON	6	6	–	–	–
20	MARK BOWDEN	6	2	–	4	–
21	DAVID WHITE	1	1	–	–	–

Over 60 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	MELV JAMES	71	20	14	17	20
2	NEIL SMITH	69	17	15	20	17
3	MARTIN BAKER	63	14	20	14	15
4	PAUL BUNN	61	15	17	15	14
5	ANDY BOLTON	51	13	13	13	12
6	ANDREW SHAW	46	11	12	12	11
7	ROB WAINWRIGHT	45	10	11	11	13
8	PAUL ROGERS	32	5	8	10	9
9	DAVID CLARK	32	8	9	9	6
10	PHIL GRAHAM	29	4	7	8	10
11	DAVID GOODEY	23	3	5	7	8
12	PHIL ROBERTS	19	9	10	–	–
13	JOHN ROBSON	15	–	4	4	7
14	DAVE ELLIOTT	14	6	3	5	–
15	PAUL STACEY	13	1	6	6	–
16	MARK BIRRELL	12	12	–	–	–
17	ROGER FRANCOM	7	7	–	–	–
18	STEPHEN HAKES	2	2	–	–	–

Futures

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	CHARLIE PALMER	80	20	20	20	20
2	JACK TOTS	63	17	17	12	17
3	FRANK ELWELL	60	15	15	17	13
4	JACK SANDLAND	53	14	14	15	10
5	CHARLIE HUCKLEBRIDGE	48	13	13	14	8
6	ROSS HOUSLEY	46	9	11	11	15
7	LUKE POSTLETHWAITE	46	11	10	13	12
8	BRETT KELLY	44	10	12	8	14
9	BRADLEY CLARKE	40	12	9	10	9
10	JOSHUA SENTER	34	6	8	9	11
11	DANIEL DAVIES	28	8	7	7	6
12	NATE SLESSER	25	7	6	5	7
13	TANISHA THOMAS	17	5	5	2	5
14	HARRISON CASEY	11	3	2	6	–
15	NADIYA JONES	11	4	3	1	3
16	MEL WILLIAMS	6	–	4	–	2
17	JACK LITTLE	5	–	1	3	1
18	KYRAN BROWN	4	–	–	–	4
19	CARL BENHAM	4	–	–	4	–
20	TYLER LANE	2	2	–	–	–
21	RICKY RYDER	1	1	–	–	–

Evo Under 50

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	JIM DAVIES	74	20	17	17	20
2	ALBERT MARTINDALE	61	14	15	15	17
3	BRAD OLEARY	54	11	14	14	15
4	TYLER GREEN	52	13	12	13	14
5	JACK BRUNELL	52	–	20	20	12
6	RICHARD MOULDER	47	12	11	11	13
7	MICHAEL SMITH	40	15	13	12	–
8	MICHAEL OGDEN	17	17	–	–	–

Evo Under 50 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	SCOTT ALLEN	74	17	20	20	17
2	NICKY JONES	69	20	17	17	15
3	MATTHEW COCKBURN	65	15	15	15	20
4	GUY LEDDY	56	14	14	14	14
5	NATHAN KENNEDY	52	13	13	13	13
6	DANIEL STEEDS	36	12	12	12	–

Super Evo Under 50

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	BRAD ANDERSON	71	20	20	11	20
2	NEV BRADSHAW	66	17	17	15	17
3	JAMIE SKUSE	64	15	15	20	14
4	PAUL JOHNSTON	58	14	14	17	13
5	RYAN ALLEN	49	13	12	13	11
6	JAMES LASSU	47	12	13	10	12
7	RICHARD BIRD	40	11	–	14	15
8	BRADLEY DOYLE	40	10	10	12	8
9	CORY NEMETH	32	2	11	9	10
10	GARY BROWN	32	8	7	8	9
11	SCOTT MEREDITH	19	–	6	6	7
12	MATT COLES	19	6	2	5	6
13	BEN MURRAY	19	5	4	7	3
14	SHALDON SEAL	15	7	8	–	–
15	JOHN ROBSON	13	–	9	2	2
16	ALEX HORNSBY	12	9	3	–	–
17	LEE BROWN	10	1	1	4	4
18	CASEY JONES	8	3	–	–	5
19	RYAN MATTHEWS	8	–	5	3	–
20	SAM VICKERS	4	4	–	–	–
21	SEAN MEIGHAN	1	–	–	–	1
22	JACK HOUKES	1	–	–	1	–

Super Evo Under 50 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	PAUL BOWEN	74	20	20	17	17
2	LEE HARRIS	66	14	17	15	20
3	RYAN ROWBOTTOM	48	12	11	12	13
4	LUKE NOLAN	46	11	8	13	14
5	JORDAN ANDERTON	41	13	14	14	–
6	AARON SMITH	40	7	10	11	12
7	DAVID CLACK	37	9	7	10	11
8	NATHAN JACOBS	28	15	13	–	–
9	GUY LANGMEAD	19	10	9	–	–
10	GARY PHELPS	14	8	6	–	–
11	RICHARD GILPIN	12	–	12	–	–

Evo Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	MIKE BROWN	74	17	20	17	20
2	CRAIG PRATLEY	62	15	17	15	15
3	BRIAN WHEELER	59	14	14	14	17
4	TERRY HOUSE	55	13	15	13	14
5	KURT NICOLL	53	20	13	20	–
6	DAVE HOPKINS	48	11	12	12	13
7	RICHARD DORS	43	9	11	11	12
8	MARTIN KING	36	12	7	8	9
9	GARY HILLIER	34	6	10	7	11
10	MIKE WHEELER	34	8	8	10	8
11	MARK DUDLEY	32	7	6	9	10
12	SCOTT BOWMAN	19	10	9	–	–

Evo Over 50 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	DALE SILK	69	20	14	15	20
2	GLYN MORETON	67	14	20	20	13
3	PHIL OXLEY	66	17	15	17	17
4	SHANE SARGOOD	53	12	13	14	14
5	ANDREW PROSSER	32	15	17	–	–
6	NIGEL DAVIES	28	13	–	–	15

Super Evo Over 50

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	PAUL WILDMAN	66	17	12	20	17
2	ANDY WATKINS	65	14	17	14	20
3	PAUL COWARD	60	15	15	15	15
4	STEVEN HOLMES	56	12	13	17	14
5	RICHARD TAPSCOTT	50	10	14	13	13
6	JAMES WILLIAMS	44	11	11	10	12
7	ROB HERRING	40	20	20	–	–
8	IAN MEAD	37	9	10	7	11
9	NICK PRITCHETT	37	7	9	11	10
10	DANNY MALONE	27	3	8	8	8
11	JEFF LEWIS	25	4	6	6	9
12	STEVE WELLS	22	13	–	9	–
13	RODDY HOWARD	19	–	7	12	–
14	ROD HEALD	17	5	5	–	7
15	JAMES PATTON	11	2	4	5	–
16	WAYNE DUNFORD	9	–	–	4	5
17	BILL HUTCHINSON	9	1	1	3	4
18	GARY BENNIMAN	9	6	3	–	–
19	GARY JONES	8	8	–	–	–
20	BRYAN MUNDY	7	–	2	2	3
21	GARRY SULLIVAN	6	–	–	–	6
22	NICK NOBLE	3	–	–	1	2

Super Evo Over 50 – B

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	MATT MILSOM	71	17	17	20	17
2	BRAD DAVEY	67	20	12	15	20
3	SEAN DOYLE	67	15	20	17	15
4	ANDI BELL	55	14	14	14	13
5	DUNCAN CHILDS	53	13	15	13	12
6	STU HAYWOOD	48	9	13	12	14
7	ANDY CART	43	11	10	11	11
8	SHANE MANNING	38	10	9	9	10
9	PAUL WOOLFORD	31	12	–	10	9
10	NICK NOBLE	11	–	11	–	–