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1st 9 G Shaun Kingi

2nd 63 H Peter Cradock

3rd 5 R David Campbell

4th 85 H Doug Menzies

5th 79 G Bryce Harding

6th 88 R Hilary Dahm

7th 37 G Blake Dear

8th 44 G Fraser Wright

9th 18 R Malcom Smith

10th 8 R Gareth Layne

18th 66 G Jessica McMillan

WAREHOUSE AUTOPARTS – STREETSTOCK INVITATION

1st  28 G Trevor McArthur – 3 way run off – Sorry Trev ,….

2nd 11 R Steve de Malmanche

3rd 1 NZ David Hampton

4th 21 K Blair Castleton

5th 12 K Daniel Curran

6th 61 K Warren Whittaker

7th 58 R Mike King

8th 8 G Ben McArthur

9th 32 K Dave Curran

10th 3 NZ Brendon Gooch

12th 2 NZ Sean Gooch

14th 66 G Johnny MacMillan

Meeanee

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Won By the Gisborne Gladiators, Only 2 Hawke’s Bay cars and 3 Gisborne cars finished the race.

Photos from www.sportsimages.co.nz

The Pfm Gisborne Gladiators to race the Meannee Maulers in Hawkes Bay this Saturday for the Clapperton Shield and Mo Weld Cup, have been named

63g Sam Hughes

64g Ian Barron

65g Jason Jones

66g Nick Hutton

67g Joel Gardner

68g Keaton Batt

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This will be held on the qualifying night of the North Island Stockcar champs. 24th February.

Please contact the rep, Dean Moore on 027 476 8895  to enter.

This is to be held at our next meeting, 11 Feb. Sponsored by: East Coast Car Disposals

This consists of 2 races during the meeting, one for the ladies and one for the blokes. Best combined points for the car/ pair wins.

Entry forms now on the entry forms page.

Registration night to be held at the Gisborne Speedway Clubrooms, Wed 8th at 7:30 PM

Transponders will be required for lapscoring, so please arrange to borrow one from a speedway competitor or hire one from the club for the night.

Vehicle checking 2-3pm on race day, at the track.

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David Parker Evans Funeral Services
Drive safely, keep behind me

Leon Lewis Enterprise Motor Group
A good deal, best trade, oh sorry, can’t help myself

Barry Atkinson Electrinet
Watch out for my electrifying start, shocking driving

Terry Warren Downer NZ
Tar seal, very messy, not a sore loser

Angus Dellow McDonalds Family Restaurant
Its not Ronald driving, your chips could be down

Andy Allen Robobank NZ
Cheap finance available – for second or worse

Spook Jones The Tyre General
Get a grip – it counts when you need it

Treva Rice Radio Network
No talking while driving, I want to hear the motor

Debby Cresswell Media Works
No bumping, can’t see my mirror

Teresa Cook East’s Outdoor Work & Leisure
Im not camping, I mean business

Andrew Gaddum Eastland Port General Manager
I have access to concrete and deep water, so watch out

Roger Handford Gisborne Herald
Journalism, broadcasting or racing, I’ve got it covered

Clive Ireland and Hamish White will have the NZ Sidecar Grand Prix silverware to keep them company on the trip back to Gisborne after emerging top of the pile at the Robertson Holden International Speedway.

Nineteen bikes completed three rounds of qualifying heats, with the top six point scorers progressing to the finals. The competitiveness of the field was illustrated by the fact that the twelve heats featured nine different race winners. 78p Paul Humphrey & Ben Franklin looked the goods, the only pairing to go through unbeaten, with 31p Richard & Alastair Horne the only other duo to win more than one race. Qualifiers were the two mentioned above plus 19p John Hannan & Lewis Cox, 32p Mark Whye & Sam Carter, 42p Steve King & Shaun Carter and 56g Clive Ireland & Hamish White. Other heat winners who were unable to register enough points to qualify were 6p Derek Ramsay & Tony Hislop, 51b Kim Johnston & Bryce Rose and 61b Sefton & Clinton Truuts, while 3nzg Deane & Rob Miller also had an unsuccessful evening.

Humphrey & Franklin dominated the running early on during finals also, winning the first heat and leading the second until their bike lost power and retired in smoke, throwing the title chase into disarray. Hannon & Cox survived a first-corner tangle with Whye & Carter, although the latter weren’t as lucky but did return to take part in later heats. Ireland & White were on the move, overtaking King & Carter in the first two heats – for victory on the second occasion. Ireland & White were top after two heats with eight points, ahead of the Horne brothers, King & Carter and Humphrey & Franklin equal on five points despite a DNF.

The close points situation saw the latter pairing appear for the final heat on the borrowed 51b machine, although they could not continue their form on the unfamiliar bike. Richard & Alastair Horne stormed to victory in the final heat, while Ireland & White managed to overtake King & Carter yet again to finish third and snatch overall victory by a single point. The Gisborne duo made the most passing moves in the finals, and were deserved winners once the dominant Humphrey & Franklin had fallen by the wayside. Richard & Alastair Horne would be rueing their poor second heat which saw them only score one point, but should be satisfied overall with runner-up in just their second season racing. Mark Whye & Sam Carter amazingly recovered from their early spill to occupy the final spot on the podium, defeating the unlucky Steve King & Shaun Carter in a run-off.

Streetstock GP Winners -

1st 19C James Robinson

2nd 11R Steven DeMalmanche

3rd 3NZ Brendan Gooch…

Streetstock GP Winners – 1st 19C James Robinson 2nd 11R Steven DeMalmanche 3rd 3NZ Brendan Gooch…