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Austin Healey 19th April 2015 Class A - T.R. CARS 14 Richard Barnard Triumph TR4 2300 15 Andrew Bradnum Triumph GT6 Mk3 1998 16 Tom Purves Triumph TR3A 2180 17 David Green Triumph TR6 2500 18 Jim Berry Triumph TR6 2498 19 Graham Ramsey Triumph TR7 1998 20 Graham Howard Triumph TR6 2498 21 Alan Yeo Triumph Vitesse Conv 1998 22 Tony Browne Dolomite Sprint 1998 23 Roger McEwen Triumph TR6 Pi 2598 24 Dale Huxford Triumph Spitfire Mk4 1296 25 Nick Smith Triumph TR6 2600 26 Roderick Warner Triumph TR7 V8 3500 721 Chris Roberts Vitesse Convertible 1998 722 Samantha Browne Dolomite Sprint 1998 Class B1 - AUSTIN HEALEY - Big Healey & Warwick Cars 28 Claire Giles A/Healey3000 MK3 3000 29 Nick John Austin healey Mk3 2960 30 Trish Cecile-Pritchard Austin Healey 3000 2912 31 Peter Walton A/Healey 3000 Mk1 2912 32 Huw Edwards A/Healey 3000 Mk3 3000 33 Derek Job Austin Healey 100/6 3000 34 Paul Baker Austin Healey 3000 2992 35 Pat Cooper Austin Healey 100/6 3000 36 Richard Mason A/Healey 3000 Mk2 2968 Class B2 - AUSTIN HEALEY - Sprites 38 Colin Gale Austin Healey Sprite 1380 39 Robin Johnson Austin Healey Sprite 1380 40 Tom Walker A/Healey Mk 1 1380 42 Maxwell Shand Austin Healey Sprite 1098 43 Kevin Rowe Austin Healey Sprite 1330 44 Julian Wakeham Austin Healey Sprite 1380 45 Ralph Haywood A/ Healey Sprite Mk1 1380 46 Joe Mackrell Austin Healey Sprite 1380 47 Andrew Taylor A/Healey Sprite 1380 83 Stephen Casson A/H Sebring Sprite 1330 739 Adie Ball A/Healey Sprite 1380 743 Simon Leeming Austin Healey Sprite 1330 747 James Taylor A/Healey Sprite 1380 Class F - CLASSIC MARQUES SPEED CHALLENGE 50 Mike Roe TVR Vixon S4 1720 51 Nigel Hodson Mazda MX5 1840 52 Ian Beningfield MG Midget 1500 53 Martin Garner Mazda MX5 1600 54 Mike Cole MGB GT 1950 55 Richard Withers MGB GT 1950 56 Robert Orford MGB Roadster 1950 57 Matthew Eady Ginetta G4 1998 58 Brian Marshall Porsche 944 Turbo SE 3217t 59 Alan Atkins MGA Coupe 1950 60 Babs Ludbrook Honda S2000 GT 2000 61 Geoff Stallard TVR Vixen S2 1690 62 Mark Harris TVR Cerbera 4200 63 Terry Drinkwater MGA Coupe 1950 64 Steve Cox TVR V8S 4997 65 Paul Slade Jaguar E Type 3800 G 66 Trevor McMaster TVR Tamora 4343 67 Graham Beale Ginetta G20 1800 G 760 Phil Ludbrook Honda S2000 GT 2000 761 Iain Stallard TVR Vixen S2 1700 767 Robert Pallett Ginetta G20 1800 Class 4a - ROADGOING SERIES PRODUCTION CARS UP TO 2000 c.c. 70 Kevin Thomas Renault Clio 172 Cup 1998 G 71 Julian Cox Eunos Roadster 1600 72 David Bellamy Peugeot 106 1600 G 73 Lawrence Alexander Alfa Giulia Coupe 1994 74 John Davey MG Midget 1380 G 75 Nick Revels Mazda MX5 1839 G 76 Mark Crookall Mazda Eunos 1800 G 77 Daniel Clazey Ford Puma 1700 79 David Newman Mazda MX5 1840 G 80 Tim Hughes VW Golf Gti 1900 G 81 Mark Alley Mazda RX8 1308 G 82 Steve Harris Vauxhall Corsa 1800 G 84 Anthony Record Proton Coupe 1834 85 Tim Forster Lotus Elan 1700 G 86 Ian Redding Peugeot 306 1998 G 88 Adam Greenen Honda Civic Type R 1998 781 Dan Wimbleton Mazda RX8 1308 788 Andy Greenen Honda Civic Type R 1998 Class 4b - ROADGOING SERIES PRODUCTION CARS OVER 2000 c.c. 78 Clive Stangle Seat Leon Cupra R 1781t G 91 Tim Simpson Honda S2000 1997s 92 Shaun Fudge Subaru Impreza WRX 1996t G 93 Simon Neve Mits Lancer Evo 6 2300t G 792 Sarah Fudge Subaru Impreza 1996t Class 4c - ROADGOING SPECIALIST PRODUCTION CARS 96 Colin Way Westfield SEiW 1600 G 97 Clive Skipper Caterham 7 HPC 1998 G 98 Adrian Lewis Westfield Megablade 1400 G 99 Andrew Forsyth Westfield Megabusa 1300 100 Lawrie Cooper Westfield SP 1998 101 Mike Williams Westfield Seiw 1998 102 Terry Luff Westfield SE 1998 103 Piers Thynne Westfield Megabusa 1300t G Class 5 - MODIFIED LIMITED PRODUCTION MARQUE SPORTS CARS UPTO 2000 c.c. 105 Dee Stapley Rover MGF 1800 G 106 Nick Morgan Lotus Elise 1796 905 Stephanie Limb MGF 1800 G Class 6 - MODIFIED LIMITED PRODUCTION MARQUE SPORTS CARS OVER 2000 c.c. 108 Simon Purcell Lotus Exige 1800s G 109 Bob Mortimer Porsche 911 2700 Class 7 - MODIFIED SERIES PRODUCTION CARS UP TO 1400 c.c. 111 David Bean Rover Mini 1330 G 112 Dave Lord Austin 1100 1380 113 Derek Mullis Mini Cooper 'S' 1330 G 114 Neil Turner Mini Cooper S 1380 G 115 James White Austin Mini 1380 G Class 8 - MODIFIED SERIES PRODUCTION CARS 1401-2000 c.c. 117 Colin Satchell Peugeot 205 Gti 1997 G Class 9 - MODIFIED SERIES PRODUCTION SALOON CARS OVER 2000 c.c. 118 Brendon Jones Ford Escort RS2000 2000s 119 Mike Butler Toyota Celica GT4 1998t 120 Tim Clarke Audi Quattro 2144t 121 Stephen Moore Mitsubishi Evo 6 2000t G 920 Andy Trayner Audi Quattro 2144t Class 10 - MODIFIED SERIES PRODUCTION SPORTS CARS OVER 2000 c.c. 122 Mark Walker Porsche Cayman S 3949 G Class 12 - MODIFIED SPECIALIST PRODUCTION CARS over 2000 c.c. 123 Mike Rudge Westfield Sei 2300 G Class 13 - HISTORICALLY INTERESTING 125 Mike Broome Alexis Mk17 F3 1845 126 Hugh Kemp Palliser WDF3 1598 G Class 15 - SPORTS LIBRE CARS UP TO 2000 c.c. 146 Peter Steel Mallock Mk20 1300 G 147 David Frampton Phoenix O2H 1594 G 148 Tim Pitfield DJ Firecat 1300 149 Chris Cannell Empire Evo 1300s G 150 Jonathan Gates Force LM 1300S G 949 Sue Hayes Empire Evo 1300s Class 16 - SPORTS LIBRE CARS OVER 2000 c.c. 151 Keith Diggle WEV HCS 2160 G Class 17 - 500 OWNERS ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP CARS (2001 Rules) 152 Stuart Barnes Iota P1.01 500 153 Alistair Dent Cooper Mk6 500 154 John Dent Cooper Mk 8 500 Class 19 - RACING CARS 601-1100 c.c. 155 Murray Wakeham OMS CF96 1000 156 Stephen Loadsman OMS 1098 G 157 Calum Kemp Oms PR 1052 G 158 James Moore OMS 2000M 1095 G 955 Alan Joy OMS CF96 1000 957 Euan Kemp Oms PR 1059 G Class 20a - FORMULA FORD RACING CARS UP TO 1600 c.c. 159 Paul Morcom Merlyn FF Mk11a 1600 161 Andrew Abbey Jamun M91 1600 G 961 Chris Burley Jamun M91 1600 G Class 20 - RACING CARS 1101 - 1600 C.C. 162 Kelvin Broad Pilbeam MP62 1600 163 Pete Hammock OMS CF04 1585 164 Peter D. Smith Force 1585 G 165 Edward Hollier Empire Evo 1585 964 Richard Gaylard Force 1585 21 - RACING CARS 1601-2000 c.c. Class 21 - RACING CARS 1601-2000 c.c. 166 Simon Moyse Gould GR59 1300s G.
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