Tom Ovenden headed to Brands Hatch in the latest round of Mini Challenge UK in a competitive field. In the first race, Tom maintained his qualifying position by finishing in position 15 in both qualifying and in the race itself. Starting in position 15 in the second race of the weekend, Tom climbed the field to finish in a very creditable 8th position. Tom currently sits in 14th place overall in the Championship as he heads to Oulton Park on 24th July.
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Also at Brands Hatch, Craig Reid headed out with his team Reid Trucksport and had a very strong weekend as he finished in the top three of all of his five races in the first race of the British Truck Racing Championship season.
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Dave Jenkins was also at Brands Hatch as he was in the British Truck Racing Championship. It was a tough opening weekend for Dave but he had two podium finishes across the weekend. Dave is now looking forward to the next round at Thruxton on the 3rd and 4th July.
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Ty Proctor had a busy weekend with three meetings in four days. He helped King's Lynn Stars gain their first win of the season with a victory over Ipswich. Ty then got on the bike for Leicester Lions in away and home fixtures against Berwick. Defeat by 47-41 in the away fixture was turned around in the second, as the Lions claimed a 48-41 at home. Ty is finding his feet and improving with the more track time he is getting, having spent over 16 months off the bike.
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Luke Harris had an eventful weekend on the bike at Helsby. Luke unfortunately lost his steel shoe in the first race which forced him to pull up, before finishing second and first in his other races, putting him into the A final. Luke finished third in the final, on a very technical, rough and challenging track. Luke will be hoping for better luck as he heads to Tallington this weekend.
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Thomas Potter won his race at Rowrah without any practice or testing on a very successful weekend on the go-kart track.
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Big sister Catherine had a challenging weekend as an incident ahead of her caused her to go off track, causing her engine to cut out and losing five seconds due to a restart. Catherine was still very happy with her performance and times as she had no practice.
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