Saturday 6th October - Kings Lynn - TSR World Final

Just under 70 motors for TSR’s rearranged World Final with visitors from PRI, RDC, Spedeworth, Incarace and even
Crimond in the form of 221 John Riddell who had a mostly fibreglass Renault Espace!  398 Julian Watson kept it real
with a Mk 4 Cortina, whilst 52 Deany and 516 Erik the Viking went one better with a pair of Mk 3’s.  It was, however,
311 Golden Boy and 312 Turbo Tom who topped the bill with a Mk 3 Cortina Estate and A60 respectively.

The Last Chance Qualifier had around 40 cars on the grid id and 96 Brat thundered in 403 The Duck from the word go
with a pile up forming turn 4.  209 Haresign walled 801 Jack Foster whilst 715 Mick Prince turned 334 Courty left.  15
Lee Weeks followed 338 Terry Garrod into Brat before taking a shot from 525 Starmer.  133 Karly stuck it to 516 Erik
as 530 Mazie Snr turned 708 ottingham into the pit gate.  128 Lacky flicked out 801 Foster was 391 Ol Matey jacked
Weeks and sent him into the tyres.  516 Erik met 349 Allard on the nose as 136 Clyde Williams wound out 777 Russell
Gill.  285 Mr Misery won from Shorty, with Stopher, Sutton & Bondy all booking their place in the World too.

Next up was the World Final, with 37 motors on the grid and local boys 253 Askham and 385 Gedge going off the
front.  As the green dropped 233 Aldridge was the first to go, before taking a head on from 42 Steve Prince, and
getting pounded by the pack.  312 Turbo done his best to follow in 247 Bro before coming to rest by the starter, where
he took a monster jacking off of 269 Greg Mulligan, who took an equally fierce shot from 148 Shorty in turn.  999 Cotty
jacked 815 Ian Castle on the infield whilst 730 Mazie Jnr flicked out 385 Gedge.  The rapid 85 Ellis span out 515
Flatters whilst the lively Mazie Jnr also put pay to 207 Compo.  385 Gedge nailed 58 Danny Day as 999 Cotty
retreated to the infield.  Meanwhile Mazie was making progress through the pack, although at this stage it seemed
Ellis was still leading.  999 Cotty came off the middle at 364 Da Winch as 253 Askham and 425 Stopher both went
round.  The chequers fell on Ellis although it turned out 730 Dean Mayes had actually won, in a slightly controversial
end to an otherwise blinding race.
The first Allcomers attracted 43 cars with 334 Courty giving 272 Eddie Holland the bone on turn 2, although he in turn
took one from 792 Warby.  715 Mick Prince followed in 128 Lacky whilst 52 Deany had taken a huge jacking on the
home straight, unseen by myself.  A pile up formed on the top bend although the reds appeared seemingly for a
shaken up Eddie Holland, although thankfully all was ok and we soon returned with 807 Murfin having 334 Greeny out
as 349 Allard gave the spun 516 car a monstrous head on, with Erik in trouble the reds appeared and an unfortunate
lengthly delay to get him out of the car.  Just 16 cars left for the second restart with 180 Foster walling 334 Green
before 149 Bailey pulled off a similar move on 791 Spud, Mushy took the win from Cruncher in a much quieter race.

21 cars returned for the second Allcomers with 136 Clyde Williams walling 221 John Riddell fro the off.  715 Mick
Prince hammered 313 Cully, who was in his first race of the night, before spinning 136 Williams.  902 Tony Lowther
walled 557 Paranoid on the top bend.  385 Gedge jacked the long stationary 391 car, with Ol Matey giving him
attacker the thumbs up immediately.  Mushy took the win again, although was disqualified for tyres, handing the win to
Cruncher.

The DD attracted 9 cars, with 225 Bully giving 272 Eddie Holland a stonking head on from the off, the latter taking a
big shot from Mulligan in turn, as elsewhere 515 Gareth Flatters nailed 221 John Riddell although the latter fought
back with a head on.  Flatters stuck it to the Espace on oppo, before coming down the straight to absolutely slaughter
it.  Amazingly Riddell carried on and exchanged hits with Flatters.  It was, however, the 515 Bluey who came off better,
although credit to Riddell who had a cracking night in the Espace.

15 Lee Weeks – Bluebird*
20 Andy Burbridge – Primera
38 Tom Chilton - Mondeo
42 Steve Prince – Mk 3 Cavalier
52 Steven Dean – Mk 3 Cortina
56 – Mk 3 Cavalier
58 Danny Day – Mondeo
72 Gavin Bond – Mk 3 Cavalier*
85 James Ellis – Bluebird
90 Simon Chapman – Mk 3 Cavalier
94 Jamie Wyatt - Mondeo
96 Liam Brinton – Mondeo*
119 Davey Cox – Mk 3 Cavalier*
128 Andy Lack – Bluebird
133 Karl Day – Bluebird Est
136 Clyde Williams – Bluebird
137 – Marina Est
148 Ian Redden – Bluebird*
149 Wayne Bailey – Primera
170 Darren Teal – Bluebird
180 Mark Foster – Bluebird*
207 Michael Woodward – Mk 3 Cavalier
209 Gary Haresign – Mk4 Granada*
221 John Riddell – Renault Espace
225 Nick Bull – Primera
247 Lee Clarke – Mk 3 Cavalier
233 Rob Aldridge – Mk 3 Granada
253 Steve Askham – Mk 3 Cavalier
269 Greg Mulligan – Bluebird
272 Eddie Holland – Mk 3 Cavalier
285 Sean Dyer – Bluebird
288 Ashley Burton – Mk 3 Cavalier
292 Keith Saunders – Primera
311 Gary Lown – Mk 3 Cortina Est
312 Tom Reynolds – Morris Oxford
313 John Cullingford – Volvo 440
334 Stephen Court – Sierra*
334 Stu Green – Carina II Est
338 Terry Garrod – Mondeo
345 Richard Lown – Mazda 626
348 Sonny Sherwood – Mk 3 Cavalier
349 Michael Allard – Mk 3 Cavalier
361 Chris Walden – Prelude
364 Sean Winchester – Bluebird*
385 Roy Gedge – Civic
391 Wayne Shinn – Primera*
403 Steve Parrish – Bluebird*
425 Martin Stopher – Mk 3 Astra
431 Shaun Abra – Bluebird*
439 Danny Sutton – Mk 3 Cavalier*
465 Andy Scarlett – Bluebird*
515 Gareth Flatters – Bluebird
516 Eric Dean – Mk 3 Cortina
525 Wes Starmer – Bluebird Est*
530 Steve Mayes – Calibra*
557 Paul Bowen – Calibra
708 Jamie Nottingham – Mondeo
715 Mick Prince – Bluebird
741 Luke Parfitt – Mk 3 Cavalier
815 Ian Castle – Sunny Coupe
730 Dean Mayes – Mk 3 Cavalier
771 Ricky Roberts – Bluebird
777 Russell Gill – Primera*
791 Nicky Young – Mondeo Est
792 Stu Warby – Primera
801 Jack Foster – Bluebird*
807 Chris Murfin – Mk 3 Cavalier*
902 Tony Lowther – Bluebird
999 Shane Cottrell – Honda Accord