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Battle of the Brits 2013 Winners Battle of the Brits 2013 Winners CLASS CLASS DESCRIPTION PLACE OWNER BIKE # BIKE DESCRIPTION 1 MASTER CLASS (Best in Show) 1st Jerry Romano 17 1950 AJS Model 18 2nd Graham Cousens 39 1968 Triumph Bonneville 3rd Paul Rye 76 1963 Triumph Trophy TR6SS 2a Hinckley Cruisers 1st Casimir Budzinski 104 2007 Triumph America 2nd Dave Van Dael 22 2004 Triumph America 3rd Mike Nowicki 26 1999 Triumph Legend 2b Hinckley Modern Classics 1st Brian Gumro 36 2013 Triumph Thruxton 2nd Kenneth Claya 11 2008 Triumph Scrambler 3rd John Melcher 131 2013 Triumph Steve McQueen SE 2c Hinckley Urban Sports 1st Rick Franz 8 2001 Triumph Speed Triple 2nd Andy Nichols 71 2011 Triumph Tiger 1050SE 3rd Herbert Hummer 92 2004 Triumph Daytona 600 3 Triumph and BSA Triples 1st Jim Carpenter 161 1975 Triumph T160 2nd John Courier 105 1974 Triumph Trident 3rd Matt Wells 162 1974 Triumph Trident 4 Triumph Oil-in-Frame Twins 1st Steve Williams 114 1979 Triumph Bonneville 2nd Rod Dittmar 14 1974 Triumph TR5T Trophy Trail 3rd Ward Clarkson 23 1973 Triumph Bonneville 5a Triumph Oil Tank Unit Bonnevilles 1st Jeff Wing 86 1966 Triumph Bonneville 2nd Paul Rye 78 1968 Triumph Bonneville 3rd Richard Zanetti 58 1965 Triumph Bonneville 5b Triumph Oil Tank Unit Other 1st Peter Gareffa 1 1966 Triumph T100 Tiger 2nd Mark Duncan 135 1969 Triumph T100C 3rd Bill Velliky 25 1966 Triumph Bonneville single carb 6 Triumph and BSA Pre-Unit Twins 1st Walt Branham 30 1960 BSA Super Rocket 2nd Gib Hufstader 98 1956 Triumph TR6 Trophy Battle of the Brits 2013 Winners CLASS CLASS DESCRIPTION PLACE OWNER BIKE # BIKE DESCRIPTION 3rd Buzz Jones 125 1953 Triumph TR5 7 Triumph and BSA Singles 1st John Peters 84 1960 BSA Gold Star 500 2nd Don Halas 34 1942 BSA M20 3rd Rick Batzer 116 1970 BSA Victor Special 8 Norton Commando 750 1st Peter Gareffa 2 1970 Norton Commando 750 Roadster 2nd Jerry Dervish 3 1972 Norton Commando 750 3rd Greg Fauth 99 1972 Norton Commando 750 9 Norton Commando 850 1st Ray Chudo 81 1973 Norton Commando 850 Mark I 2nd Doug Kowalske 145 1975 Norton Commando 850 3rd Bob Whiteaker 42 1974 Norton Commando 850 11 BSA Unit Twins 1st Ward Clarkson 24 1967 BSA Hornet 2nd Robert Payne 47 1970 BSA Thunderbolt 3rd Bryan Dannunzio 159 1969 BSA A50 12 Vincent 1st Pat Bradley 136 1953 Vincent Rapide outfit 2nd N/A 3rd N/A 13 Britsh Open/ Vintage 1st Bruce VanVoorhis 73 1967 Matchless G80CS 2nd Daniel Faussie 117 2001 Royal Enfield Bullet 500 outfit 3rd Tom Murray 35 1947 AJS 16M 14 British Competition 1st Kenny Calhoun 87 1959 Norton Manx 2nd Dale Fisher 80 1970 Cheney Triumph T100C 3rd Jamie Van Eizenga 93 1967 BSA Victor GP 441 15 British Café Racers 1st Ron Pruette 109 1958 Triton 2nd Stuart Furness 124 1966 Norton Café Racer 3rd Neil Hamill 112 1971 Triumph Rickman Matisse Battle of the Brits 2013 Winners CLASS CLASS DESCRIPTION PLACE OWNER BIKE # BIKE DESCRIPTION 16 British Choppers/ Customs 1st Rick Jones 13 1976 Triumph T140 Street Tracker 2nd Mike Bandy 49 1972 Triumph bobber 3rd Tim Hatton 126 1967 BSA A65 Thunderbolt 17 Italian 1st Gib Hufstader 100 1974 Ducati 750 SS 2nd Steve Gross 83 1988 Ducati 751 F1 3rd Maryann Hummer 91 2007 Ducati Monster 695 18 German and European 1st Eric Lundquist 115 1960 BMW R27 2nd Kevin Sugg 153 1994 BMW R1100RS 3rd John Danic 65 1976 BMW R90/6 19 American (pre-1984) 1st Patrick Jurgess 67 1912 Excelsior B12 2nd Jon Butler 46 1966 Harley-Davidson FLH 3rd Mike Brunson 118 1967 Harley-Davidson FLH 20 Scooters and Mopeds 1st Mike Shelvey 41 1948 Whizzer 2nd Darren Anderson 157 1966 Vespa 180SS 3rd Patrick Jurgess 68 1947 Hiawatha Doodlebug President's Choice Award Tim Hatton 126 1967 BSA A65 Thunderbolt.
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