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FTD & Top 4 in Class British Automobile Racing Club British Automobile Racing Club Yorkshire Centre HAREWOOD SPEED HILLCLIMB Mike Wilson Memorial Hillclimb 22 September 2013 Championship Sponsored by Event Sponsored by FTD: 1st 52.33 Steve Owen 2nd 53.89 Sandra Tomlin FTD & Top 4 in Class 3rd 53.92 John Chacksfield Class Mrg CR 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1a 71.54 David Taylor 78.19 Steven Holmes 78.75 Andrew Jeffery 79.19 Robert Iveson 1b 67.93 Daniel Hollis 68.77 Karl Jackson 68.99 Joe Jackson 69.05 Alex Thornton 1c 64.76 Graham Cox 65.00 Richard Archbould 66.46 David Armitage 69.48 Peter Sherratt 2a 61.62 Michael Bellerby 68.73 Les Golding 2b 62.30 Richard Paterson 62.94 Simon Ambler 64.66 Graham Denholm 2d 63.98 Terry Marshall 64.18 Richard Palmer 2e CR 62.53 Ben Lovell 63.22 Tracey Taylor-West 64.16 Graeme Laslett 64.54 Chris Brooks 3a 69.86 Colin Sutherland 71.19 Les Procter 73.69 Paul Makinson 78.03 Chris Savoury 3b 72.17 Angela Jones 73.22 Pete Spencer 74.70 Roy Bolderson 75.12 Peter Sewell 3c 64.96 William Jarman 68.18 Simon Dawes 3f 58.78 Andrew Steel 59.56 Malcolm MacKay 60.40 Chris Boyd 3g 59.65 David Spaull 59.70 Michael Smith 59.82 Mark Purdham 60.23 Mike Tate 4a 58.22 Dale Cordingley 58.28 Sarah Holdsworth 61.75 Keith Hardy 62.85 Andrew Short 5a 54.72 Bradley Dickerson 56.89 Ed Carter 57.96 Simon Bailey 58.24 Gary Hill 5b 61.40 Ben Tranter 62.83 Robert Spedding 66.53 Matthew Wilkinson 67.45 Ian Farrer 5c 52.33 Steve Owen 55.46 Lynn Owen 55.87 Peter D Smith 56.82 Paul Martin 5d 53.92 John Chacksfield 56.32 John Prickett 5e 53.89 Sandra Tomlin 58.38 Amy Tomlin 15A 71.72 David Coulthard 72.45 Christopher England 73.02 Darren Porter 73.50 Tim Kirkham 15B 69.59 Terry Pigott 70.28 Paul Drake 73.71 John Wilman 76.78 Graham Collyer 15C 64.25 Nick Walker 66.33 Richard Watkinson 66.91 Keith Egar 32 CR 66.39 Bob Gibson 71.34 Jon Williams 112.06 Liz Owler Issued: 16:30:24 22/09/2013 Page 1 of 1 Pages British Automobile Racing Club Yorkshire Centre HAREWOOD SPEED HILLCLIMB Mike Wilson Memorial Hillclimb 22 September 2013 Championship Sponsored by Event Sponsored by Final Results Sponsor David Auden Class 1a Road Modified Saloon & Sports up to 1400cc Holder Steve Foster Car PEUGEOT 205 CC 1,360 Record 67.65 04/06/2006 00:00:00Bogey 87.65 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points 78 1 David Taylor Morris Cooper 'S' 1A 71.91 71.54 71.62 71.54 74 2 Steven Holmes Citroen Saxo 1A F/R 79.19 78.19 78.19 75 3 Andrew Jeffery Austin Mini Cooper S 1A 80.71 78.93 78.75 78.75 71 4 Robert Iveson Morris Mini 1A 79.19 80.37 80.87 79.19 73 5 Tony Hall Austin Mini Clubman 1A F/R 79.29 79.31 79.29 77 6 Martin Blowers MG Midget Ashley 1A 81.46 82.32 79.66 79.66 69 7 Simon Smith Ford Fiesta 1A 80.24 80.12 80.14 80.12 Sponsor Askham Bryan College Class 1b Road Modified Saloon & Sport over 1400cc and up to 2000cc Holder James Kerr Car Peugeot 205 GTi CC 1928 Record 66.79 12/05/2012 00:00:00Bogey 86.79 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points H 98 1 Daniel Hollis Honda Integra R 1B 68.16 67.93 67.95 67.93 18.86 H 95 2 Karl Jackson Honda S2000 1B 69.68 68.77 69.26 68.77 18.02 H 795 3 Joe Jackson Honda S2000 1B F/R 68.99 71.37 68.99 17.80 88 4 Alex Thornton Honda Integra 1B 70.83 70.40 69.05 69.05 94 5 Ronnie MacGregor Honda S2000 1B 70.08 94.28 69.43 69.43 H 96 6 Mike Geen Mazda MX5 1B 70.49 69.84 69.46 69.46 17.33 84 7 Alex Miles Honda S2000 1B 71.31 70.07 69.83 69.83 788 8 Mike Thornton Honda Integra 1B 70.78 71.63 70.93 70.78 86 9 David Exton Toyota MR2 1B F/R 71.18 70.81 70.81 79 10 Zack Booth Peugeot 205 1B F/R 73.67 71.66 71.66 781 11 Morgan Jenkins Mazda MX5 1B 72.70 72.31 72.38 72.31 996 12 Oliver Tomlin Mazda MX5 1B 73.37 73.40 72.64 72.64 H 93 13 William Sharp MG TF160 1B 73.59 74.86 72.82 72.82 13.97 92 14 David Sykes Mazda MX5 1B 73.04 73.45 80.92 73.04 83 15 Chris Jackson Renault Clio Trophy 1B 73.51 73.77 73.20 73.20 H 87 16 Samantha Laslett Mazda MX5 1B 78.78 79.74 77.31 77.31 9.48 198 17 Mick Heyes Toyota Celica 1B 84.39 99.35 80.84 80.84 H 82 Heinz Ofner MG TF 1B H 97 Ian Butcher Renault 5 GT 1B 90 William Roberts VW Polo G40 1B Sponsor Elite Systems Class 1c Road Modified Saloon & Sports over 2000cc Holder Paul Martin Car MITSUBISHI EVO 6 CC 2300 T Record 62.36 06/06/2009 00:00:00Bogey 82.36 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points H 109 1 Graham Cox Mitsubishi Evo 8 1C 64.76 65.37 65.20 64.76 17.60 Issued: 16:29:49 22/09/2013 Page 1 of 5 Pages H 110 2 Richard Archbould Mitsubishi Evo 6 1C 65.00 65.07 DNF 65.00 17.36 H 103 3 David Armitage Mitsubishi Evo VI 1C 67.61 66.46 67.21 66.46 15.90 H 107 4 Peter Sherratt Porsche 944 1C 70.84 70.21 69.48 69.48 12.88 H 102 5 Francis Cooper Subaru Impreza 1C 79.88 69.84 70.54 69.84 12.52 H 106 6 Andrew Sherratt Fiat Coupe 1C 73.01 73.05 73.50 73.01 9.35 105 7 Doug Smith BMW Z4 1C 73.91 74.31 73.26 73.26 H 104 8 Mark Richardson Audi A3 Quattro Sport 1C 74.00 73.40 75.01 73.40 8.96 108 9 Andrew Coates Porsche 944 1C 77.05 78.02 78.21 77.05 Sponsor Class 2a Road Modified Kit, Replica Etc up to 1700cc Holder Bob Bellerby Car Sylva Striker CC 1,700 Record 60.29 07/08/2011 00:00:00Bogey 80.29 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points H 117 1 Michael Bellerby Sylva Striker 2A 67.59 61.62 DNF 61.62 18.67 114 2 Les Golding Caterham 2A 69.08 68.73 68.83 68.73 Sponsor KT Green Class 2b Road Modified Kit, Replica Etc over 1700cc Holder Simon Green Car Westfield Duratec CC 2261 Record 59.08 07/08/2011 00:00:00Bogey 79.08 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points H 121 1 Richard Paterson Raw Striker RS500 2B 62.99 62.30 63.16 62.30 16.78 H 122 2 Simon Ambler Caterham R Sport 2B 62.94 63.26 64.83 62.94 16.14 120 3 Graham Denholm Caterham 7 2B 64.66 66.59 65.88 64.66 Sponsor Class 2d Roadgoing Specialist Cars not complying with 2a/2b/2e Holder Robert Bellerby Car Sylva Riot CC 998 Record 60.96 06/07/2013 00:00:00Bogey 78.89 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points 926 1 Terry Marshall Caterham R400 2D 63.98 64.13 64.36 63.98 126 2 Richard Palmer Caterham R400 2D 65.91 64.18 65.40 64.18 Sponsor Class 2e Roadgoing Lotus Elise and other non-ferrous Cars up to 1800cc Holder Ben Lovell Car Lotus Elise CC 1796 Record 62.57 04/08/2013 00:00:00Bogey 82.57 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points H 132 1 Ben Lovell Lotus Elise 2E 62.53 62.53 20.04 H 131 2 Tracey Taylor-West Lotus Elise 2E 63.22 63.33 64.20 63.22 19.35 H 129 3 Graeme Laslett Lotus Elise S1 2E 64.38 64.16 64.79 64.16 18.41 H 130 4 Chris Brooks Lotus Elise S1 2E 64.94 64.54 66.19 64.54 18.03 Sponsor Class 3a Modified Production Cars, Excl Kit,Replica etc up to 1400cc Holder Richard Casey Car Mini CC 1,300 Record 63.44 17/09/2011 00:00:00Bogey 83.44 No. Name Car Class Run1 Run2 Run3 Run4 Best Points 136 1 Colin Sutherland Triumph Spitfire 3A 69.86 70.17 69.99 69.86 H 137 2 Les Procter Austin Healey Sebring Sprite 3A 71.58 71.19 72.36 71.19 12.25 135 3 Paul Makinson Mini 3A 77.11 76.35 73.69 73.69 72 4 Chris Savoury MG Metro 3A 78.03 78.54 79.29 78.03 Issued: 16:29:50 22/09/2013 Page 2 of 5 Pages Sponsor REIS Class 3b Modified Production Cars, Excl Kit,Replica 1400cc to 2000cc Holder Mark Waldron Car Lotus Elise CC 1,396 Record 60.51 07/10/2001 00:00:00Bogey 80.51 No.
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