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Castle Combe Sorted Results BRISTOL MOTOR CLUB CASTLE COMBE SPRINT 6 JULY 2002 - FULL RESULTS Number Name Car Champ Practice 1 64ft Practice 2 64ft Event 1 64ft Event 2 64ft Best Pos'n Class S0 Budget Cars 11 Alan Spencer MG Metro 94.12 2.94 93.10 2.89 94.61 2.92 93.11 2.91 93.11 1 Class S1 Standard Production Cars up to 1400cc 14 Gary Salter Fiat Seicento Sporting A 97.40 2.85 96.11 2.92 95.19 2.97 94.53 2.85 94.53 1 Class S2 Standard Production Cars 1400cc - 2000cc 17 Nathan Corridon Alfa Romeo 145 C 84.72 2.66 82.71 3.13 82.56 2.78 94.38 2.74 82.56 1 109 Nick Wood Honda Civic VTi A 86.17 2.76 84.96 2.76 84.93 2.95 84.93 2 57 Ben Short Triumph TR3 86.59 2.86 N.T.R. 85.09 2.82 85.40 2.96 85.09 3 18 Chris Hopkins Lancia Dedra A 93.68 2.88 91.84 2.94 90.14 2.91 89.88 2.94 89.88 4 709 Cherry Robinson Honda Civic VTi A 94.01 3.33 FLAG 3.01 92.21 3.10 91.08 3.19 91.08 5 Class S3 Standard Production Cars over 2000cc 22 Derek Jones BMW Z3 M Coupe C 76.93 2.56 75.57 2.53 75.70 2.42 75.50 2.53 75.50 1 Class A1 Road Production Cars up to 1400cc 33 Andy Webb Suzuki Swift GTI A 99.25 2.72 75.34 2.71 74.69 2.68 74.82 2.72 74.69 1 31 Barrie Dare Mini GEM 85.98 2.60 85.83 2.72 84.07 2.68 89.30 2.88 84.07 2 30 Dan Condon Clan Crusader C 96.50 2.77 94.97 2.79 95.00 2.77 95.47 2.72 95.00 3 29 Chris Cutts Austin Mini A Non-starter Class A2 Road Production Cars 1400cc - 1800cc Sponsored by Racepace 42 Julian West Lotus Elise A 76.47 2.38 74.64 2.55 73.33 2.42 73.28 2.63 73.28 1 41 Neil Briant Toyota Corolla GT A 81.23 2.82 74.22 2.55 73.74 2.59 75.45 2.66 73.74 2 44 Harvey Buchanan Lotus Elise A 144.58 2.64 75.54 2.51 82.59 2.50 76.21 2.50 76.21 3 738 Anthony Wright VW Golf GTI A 77.80 2.63 76.20 2.78 76.53 2.79 76.40 2.80 76.40 4 745 Chris Briant VW Polo G40 A 79.13 2.75 77.56 2.68 78.00 2.66 76.92 2.68 76.92 5 45 Chris David VW Polo G40 84.62 2.83 80.09 2.73 79.22 2.76 79.54 2.64 79.22 6 40 Jonathan Wiese Ford Lotus Cortina A 80.35 2.54 79.90 2.56 80.01 2.54 79.46 2.57 79.46 7 38 Peter Stiles VW Golf GTI A 82.75 2.65 79.85 2.69 81.34 2.67 80.18 2.68 80.18 8 740 Paul Wiese Ford Lotus Cortina A 87.72 2.59 87.96 2.92 85.72 2.64 85.50 2.64 85.50 9 46 Tony Brown MGB Roadster A 91.43 3.06 87.18 2.86 86.06 2.74 86.01 2.84 86.01 10 36 Jonathan Milne Honda CRX 79.94 2.75 86.21 2.81 86.21 11 43 Ian Stainburn Volvo 122S A 95.24 2.83 94.97 2.85 94.23 2.85 93.37 2.83 93.37 12 736 Mark Roberts Honda CRX FAIL 2.66 80.01 2.91 Non-starter 39 James Power Peugeot 205 GTI 94.06 3.17 Non-starter 739 Martin Pearce Peugeot 205 GTI Non-starter Class A3 Road Production Cars 1800cc - 2600cc Sponsored by Sprint Print & Design Yate 64 Mike Rudge Ford Escort RS2000 A 73.20 2.56 72.84 2.63 72.30 2.61 72.64 2.53 72.30 1 52 Dave Williams Ford RS 2000 A 82.08 2.58 74.76 2.49 74.73 2.52 73.22 2.67 73.22 2 53 Brendon Jones Ford Escort A 104.00 2.57 74.67 2.63 74.80 2.51 74.33 2.58 74.33 3 50 Derek Wheten Ford Escort RS2000 A 81.73 2.48 76.11 2.39 75.79 2.41 75.50 2.45 75.50 4 59 Robert Yabsley BMW 325i A 81.77 2.68 79.64 2.76 78.29 2.82 78.29 2.87 78.29 5 750 Graham Rudge Ford Escort RS2000 A 80.87 2.72 80.58 2.82 79.19 2.62 78.43 2.59 78.43 6 21 Matt Jenkins Toyota MR2 Supercharger 80.78 2.40 90.06 2.73 79.42 2.55 89.89 2.54 79.42 7 54 Graeme Mitchell Seat Ibiza Cupra 16V A 81.80 2.72 81.16 2.74 80.70 2.75 80.70 8 55 John Weedon Triumph TR4 85.47 2.54 84.01 2.54 82.21 2.57 81.18 2.61 81.18 9 51 Matt Waltham Triumph TR4 82.80 2.67 80.57 2.60 84.28 2.58 81.46 2.61 81.46 10 123 Gareth Bonner Ford Escort Mk2 87.53 2.63 82.94 2.47 82.72 2.53 83.31 2.57 82.72 11 66 Paul Vincent Ford Escort RS2000 A 88.75 2.84 85.49 2.58 87.98 2.61 84.47 2.58 84.47 12 61 David Erskine Triumph TR3 89.49 2.85 87.24 2.97 86.80 2.89 85.31 2.99 85.31 13 56 Steve Betambeau Peugeot 205 GTI A 87.19 2.87 87.66 2.86 111.00 2.85 85.96 2.92 85.96 14 65 Carole De'Ath Peugeot 205 GTI A 92.46 2.74 88.51 2.76 86.00 2.87 86.29 2.85 86.00 15 24 Dominic Castle Volvo 360 GLT A 88.73 2.91 87.06 2.64 86.34 2.72 87.14 2.82 86.34 16 60 Simon Coldbreath Triumph TR4 93.10 2.92 89.67 2.73 92.44 2.79 89.01 2.80 89.01 17 49 Barry Hilton Peugeot 309 GTI A 92.82 2.85 89.93 2.96 91.47 2.99 89.93 18 749 Roger Fellows Peugeot 309 GTI A 91.84 2.84 89.55 2.76 99.08 2.76 90.22 2.74 90.22 19 58 Graham Ramsey Triumph TR7 105.65 3.01 99.73 2.92 107.21 2.95 101.42 3.59 101.42 20 Class A4 Road Production Cars over 2600cc Sponsored by Motor Aids Yate Bristol 70 Pete Goodman Subaru Impreza A 76.86 2.61 75.27 2.39 72.45 2.17 71.80 2.27 71.80 1 72 Neil Armstrong Mitsubishi Lancer C 75.20 2.62 73.13 2.02 73.06 2.19 72.37 2.18 72.37 2 71 Mike McBraida Mitsubishi Evo VI A 75.91 2.41 75.39 2.68 74.71 2.14 75.72 2.64 74.71 3 73 John EF Corfield Ford Sierra Sapp. RS Cos. 77.81 3.09 77.17 2.80 75.01 2.85 75.32 2.72 75.01 4 23 Simon Hemmings Subaru Impreza 76.91 2.55 86.08 2.45 75.80 2.32 75.77 2.28 75.77 5 25 Ian Cameron Subaru Impreza A 79.01 2.58 78.04 2.59 77.08 2.36 77.08 2.21 77.08 6 74 Melvyn Lealan Porsche 911 Carrera 2 82.39 2.63 79.22 2.70 77.29 2.41 82.32 2.55 77.29 7 69 Glen Keirl Jaguar XJS C 80.88 2.69 80.75 2.66 80.40 2.63 79.76 2.70 79.76 8 769 Dean Keirl Jaguar XJS C 83.54 2.66 82.12 2.70 80.66 2.77 80.12 2.79 80.12 9 78 Nathan Bath Ford Sierra XR4 83.52 2.61 83.09 2.76 81.66 2.71 83.64 2.83 81.66 10 778 Lawrence Bath Ford Sierra XR4 85.14 2.69 82.28 2.65 83.59 3.20 81.85 2.79 81.85 11 75 Les Beerling Ford Cosworth C Non-starter 775 Dean Beerling Ford Cosworth C Non-starter 96 Trevor Park Subaru Impreza A N.T.R. 3.22 N.T.R 2.60 N.T.R 2.60 BRISTOL MOTOR CLUB CASTLE COMBE SPRINT 6 JULY 2002 - FULL RESULTS Number Name Car Champ Practice 1 64ft Practice 2 64ft Event 1 64ft Event 2 64ft Best Pos'n Class B2 Road Kit and Replica Cars 1400cc - 1800cc Sponsored by Merlin Motorsport Castle Combe Circuit 84 Jon Hill Caterham Seven 71.57 2.31 70.50 2.30 69.90 2.39 68.76 2.40 68.76 1 89 Alan Wood Westfield Sei AC 73.14 2.58 72.88 2.73 72.62 2.53 73.08 2.63 72.62 2 82 Tim Davison Westfield Sei 77.58 2.64 76.42 2.79 75.50 2.74 76.37 3.28 75.50 3 93 John De'Ath Westfield Sei A 82.79 2.59 77.39 2.54 76.29 2.63 76.31 2.58 76.29 4 87 John Dring Sylva Striker MkII A 79.83 2.72 79.06 2.75 78.37 2.56 77.18 2.50 77.18 5 789 Philip Wood Westfield Sei C 88.85 2.66 79.16 2.59 77.66 2.58 77.22 2.59 77.22 6 83 Oliver Ford Westield SE Wide A 81.44 2.56 79.43 2.51 78.39 2.99 77.66 2.54 77.66 7 91 Mark Osland Fisher Fury A 84.28 3.12 92.97 2.82 80.87 3.18 77.88 2.68 77.88 8 90 Chris Bennett Caterham 7 Roadsport 79.91 2.57 78.44 2.45 78.17 2.40 78.09 2.49 78.09 9 785 Simon Clemow Lotus Seven 93.27 2.54 80.17 2.50 80.05 2.62 78.75 2.63 78.75 10 783 Ian Ford Westfield SE Wide A 84.48 2.64 80.83 2.60 80.92 2.59 78.98 2.63 78.98 11 85 Martin Clemow Lotus Seven 84.12 2.61 80.80 2.61 82.62 2.53 79.47 2.52 79.47 12 86 Richard Stone Westfield 1800 SEiW A 87.52 2.60 84.35 2.56 83.03 2.56 81.08 2.58 81.08 13 780 Julian Rainbow Westfield SEi Wide 83.65 2.49 81.48 2.65 81.37 2.73 81.94 2.73 81.37 14 80 Nick Rainbow Westfield SEiW 84.60 2.68 83.63 2.53 83.22 2.73 81.88 2.59 81.88 15 88 Steve Clark Westfield SEiW C Non-starter 788 Simon Sweet Westfield SEiW C Non-starter Class B3 Road Kit & Replica Cars over 1800cc 97 Graham Ford Caterham 7 A 70.58 2.57 69.94 2.46 69.24 2.48 69.45 2.47 69.24 1 98 Steve Bezdeck Westfield SEiGHT C 74.94 2.71 73.76 2.68 73.28 2.73 73.11 2.69 73.11 2 795 Graham Wild CC Cyclone 78.03 2.30 76.08 2.30 75.97 2.31 75.37 2.38 75.37 3 95 Allen Harris CC Cyclone A 78.37 2.37 77.29 2.30 77.09 2.38 76.18 2.37 76.18 4 Class C1 Modified Production Cars up to 1400cc 103 Steve Harris Austin Mini AC 78.23 2.76 76.49 2.72 76.31 2.57 76.46 2.67 76.31 1 104 Adrian Jones Peugeot 205XT 85.14 2.76 84.41 2.78 84.02 2.72 83.76 2.76 83.76 2 102 Kevin Stacey Austin Mini A 108.50 2.75 98.47 2.73 88.31 2.72 89.22 2.74 88.31 3 105 Karl Lucas Austin Mini C FAIL 2.76 89.28 2.86 88.80 2.75 89.07 4.83 88.80 4 101 Peter Evans Rover Mini A 92.57 2.83 91.04 2.81 97.94 2.93 90.45 2.92 90.45 5 701 Nicholas Evans Rover Mini A 93.80 2.91 91.37 2.85 90.53 3.01 90.57 2.94 90.53 6 100 Mark Chater Davrian Mk7A 90.51 3.54 85.70 3.09 96.51 3.06 96.51 7 Class C2 Modified Production Cars 1400cc - 1800cc Sponsored by NDL Severn Beach Bristol 111 Greg Pye Alfa Romeo Sud Sprint C 77.53 2.70 74.76 2.64 75.47 2.68 74.78 2.64 74.78 1 108 Pete Devall Davrian Mk8 81.16 2.13 92.68 2.10 76.52 2.14 76.67 2.14 76.52 2 708 Richie Devall Davrian Mk8 A 77.75 2.46 78.36 2.16 77.19 2.20 76.72 2.42 76.72 3 112 Josh Payton Ford Escort MkI 87.06 2.57 85.10 2.55 85.42 2.49 84.33 2.52 84.33 4 110 David Owen Ford Mk1 Escort FAIL 2.84 Class C3 Modified Production Cars over 1800cc Sponsored by Motor Aids Yate Bristol 121 Kevin Lealan Westfield Sei A 68.84 2.37 66.95 2.35 66.87 2.29 66.73 2.35 66.73 1 117 Hugh Maund Triumph TR7 V8 74.53 2.40 73.91 2.37 72.22 2.35 73.06 2.38 72.22 2 122 Paul Perkin Peugeot 205 A 79.22 2.47 75.16 2.49 73.36 2.44 74.58 2.46 73.36 3 125 Paul Bishop Porsche 944 Turbo A 110.71 2.67 84.58 2.72 74.18 2.36 73.51 2.51 73.51 4 68 Philip Gooriah Mazda RX7 C 73.84 2.78 74.46 2.94 74.05 2.72 104.63 2.70 74.05 5 115 Patrick Squire Triumph GT6 Mk3 78.94 2.39 76.37 2.38 75.97 2.40 77.10 2.41 75.97 6 116 Gordon Pearce Triumph TR7 Sprint 82.00 2.48 77.95 2.36 76.25 2.38 76.84 2.44 76.25 7 126 Allan Payton Ford Escort MkII 79.75 2.37 78.56 2.41 78.74 2.50 77.35 2.44 77.35 8 716 Dale Pearce Triumph TR7 Sprint 85.64 2.49 82.30 2.41 78.70 2.41 78.70 2.53 78.70 9 127 Sam Brown Ford Escort 80.68 2.59 80.32 2.57 81.48 2.67 80.06 2.53 80.06 10 118 Paul Jerome Peugeot 205 GTI A 88.31 2.93 86.82 2.87 85.50 2.72 83.58 2.88 83.58 11 124 John
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