James has Dunn enough
By TMX Archives on 14th Dec 06
IT MAY have been a touch on the cold side but with no rain or wind the conditions could not have been any better for the second and final round of the Maxxis Youth British Outdoor Supercross Championship on Saturday evening at the Norfolk Arena.
Word had obviously spread through the Youth motocross ranks since the opening encounter two weeks ago with increased entries across all classes for this championship decider, and with the track in near perfect fettle the race schedule ran to programme with two blocks of racing either side of an interval.
The Automatic class was set to be a three way fight between George Turner, Camlann McDonald, and Josh Bunter who were only separated by two points after round one. It was Turner who threw down the gauntlet to his rivals by storming to a first race win after overcoming the fast starting Jakub Teresak, one of a squad of riders who had made the long journey over from the Czech Republic. McDonald kept the pressure on with a fine third, while Bunter had to settle for fifth after a race long scrap with another of the Czech's, Mater Casek.
Teresak made full use of the second race holeshot to grab a win on British soil just ahead of Turner who was happy to take the runners-up spot and secure the title. Bunter forced his way through to third but could not deny McDonald, who was right behind him at the flag, second in the series
After a flawless display at the first round to take maximum points Robert Davidson managed to do enough to clinch the 65cc class honours but he was made to work for his silverware.
MAXXIS BRITISH YOUTH OUTDOOR SUPERCROSS SERIES
Final Rd - Norfolk Arena, King's Lynn.
Auto: 1 Jakub Teresak (KTM) 29, 2 George Turner (KTM) 29, 3 Camlann McDonald (KTM) 25, 4 Josh Bunter (KTM) 24, 5 Mater Casek (KTM) 23, 6 Jake Baldwin (KTM) 19.
Final Series Standings: 1 George Turner 58, 2 Camlann McDonald 53, 3 Josh Bunter 51, 4 Harry John Wichman 30, 5 Jakub Teresak 29, 6 Jake Baldwin 29.
Junior: 1 Max Acres (KTM) 30, 2 Alfie Bowtell (KTM) 25, 3 Robert Davidson (KTM) 25, 4 Charles Buttriss (KTM) 23, 5 Zbynek Tobian (KTM) 22, 6 Jordan Moxey (KTM) 22.
Final Series Standings: 1 Robert Davidson 55, 2 Alfie Bowtell 51, 3 Jordan Moxey 48, 4 Charles Buttriss 43, 5 James Miles 42, 6 Kenny Ryalls 40.
Small-wheel 85cc: 1 James Dunn (Suz) 30, 2 Bradley Ward (Kaw) 28, 3 Robert Hales (KTM) 25, 4 Mason Law (KTM) 23, 5 George Redhead (KTM) 22, 6 Max Rhoades (Hon) 20.
Final Series Standings: 1 James Dunn 59, 2 Bradley Ward 57, 3 George Redhead 48, 4 Robert Hales 47, 5 Mason Law 45, 6 Max Rhoades 20.
Big-wheel 85cc: 1 George Baldwin (KTM) 30, 2 Sam Wakeham (KTM) 27, 3 Jack Delaney (KTM) 27, 4 Robbie Joe Waller (KTM) 23, 5 Alex Vella (Hon) 22, 6 Jinrich Slavik (Suz) 18.
Final Series Standings: 1 George Baldwin 58, 2 Robbie Joe Waller 52, 3 Sam Wakeham 46, 4 Alex Vella 42, 5 Jack Delaney 39, 6 Mark Richards 27.
125cc: 1 Ashley Greedy (Hon) 30, 2 Gavin Foulston (KTM) 28, 3 Karl Johnson (KTM) 25, 4 George Winn (Kaw) 24, 5 Aarron Powley (Hon) 23, 6 Richard Piccaver (Yam) 19.
Final Series Standings: 1 George Winn 51, 2 Karl Johnson 50, 3 Gavin Foulston 41, 4= Sean Winter 34, 4= Richard Piccaver 34, 6= Ashley Greedy 30, 6= Per Kristian Bakke 30.
For full report, results and pictures see T+MX NEWS, Friday, December 15, 2006.