VANTASTIC AFTERNOON

The racing was typically lively with the opening race of 
the afternoon having to be stopped twice when the van 
of 673 Darren Fendley rolled over and then 334 Stu Green 
was tipped over by 168 Calvyn Girling once the race resumed. 
372 Martin Scully was the winner at the third attempt. The 
second race witnessed some massive hits with 233 Rob 
Aldridge laying into the mobile chippy hard and Girling having
a good attempt at getting on board Spike’s bus whilst 
Saunders succeeded in ripping apart Young’s ambulance. 312 
Tom Reynolds was the winner whilst the Final saw Warby tear 
out the front axle of his Fire truck whilst giving more damage 
to the Ambulance although he then rolled over the big A 
Series as he tried to continue with the wheels no longer doing 
their job in the steering department. Scully gained his second 
win ahead of Reynolds and 65 Shaun Randall. The Destruction 
Derby came down to Greeny and Spike in a Mercedes vs Minibus 
battle and there were some massive exchanges between the
two monster vehicles with the drivers being urged on by an 
enthralled crowd. In the end, size won the day with Spike 
surviving as the last vehicle moving.

In the smaller vans, 425 Martin Stopher won both heats before 
a lively Final saw 337 Ashley Garrod nail 639 Paul Vines to the 
wall sparking a train of hits with John Clark blasting Garrod 
before taking a package from 174 Joe Ellis. 375 Jamie 
Chilverhouse was the winner ahead of 212 Richard Maryon 
and 361 Chris Walden whilst the destruction derby saw Maryon 
emerge as the winner after some big hits being exchanged with 
888 Lloyd Stark.

The lady TSR Bangers produced different winners all day with 
heats going to 762 Kerry Thurgill and 147 Sarah Gould before 
the Final was won by 580 Louise Limb. Behind her, the battle 
for the remaining podium places was very close but 897 Abigail 
Smith just managed to stay ahead of 213 Trudy Gowler at the 
flag.


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