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The THIRD Jack Thompson British Bikes Trial Sunday, 6Th December 1992 RESULTS 4-Stroke a and C White Route Place No SIDCUP AND DISTRICT MOTOR CYCLE CLUB The THIRD Jack Thompson British Bikes Trial Sunday, 6th December 1992 RESULTS 4-Stroke A and C White Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks Award 1 16 Mike Peach 500 Ariel Eastbourne 30 The Jack Thompson Trophy 2 96 Richard Caselton 500 Triumph Bexleyheath 33 First Class award 3 78 Robin Hodges 350 Triumph Kent & Sussex 35 First Class award 4 37 Roger French 500 Noriel Eastern 4-Stroke 35 Second Class Award 5 79 Dave Spurgeon 347 A.J.S. Eastern 4-Stroke 40 Second Class Award 6 24 Roger Finch 500 Ariel Eastern 4-Stroke 40 7 64 Graham Braybrook 350 Royal Enfield Eastern 4-Stroke 43 8 28 Mark Fletcher 350 Tri-Greeves Eastern 4-Stroke 48 9 55 David Fisher 349 Triumph O.W.L.S. 54 10 27 Brian Fletcher 350 Royal Enfield Eastern 4-Stroke 70 =11 84 Ken Sherlock 350 Matchless R.R.N.D. 89 =11 91 Joe Stollery 350 Royal Enfield Woodbridge 89 13 47 Roger Thompson 350 Triumph Bexleyheath 94 14 101 Ray Gibb 250 B.S.A. Woodbridge 95 =15 103 Geoffrey Cornes 500 Matchless Tenterden 96 =15 2 Dennis Fleet 350 Triumph Bexleyheath 96 17 20 Tony Tutt 350 A.J.S. Wickham 106 18 60 Nigel Craig 500 Tri-Greeves Barham 119 19 22 Roger Sutton 350 A.J.S. Gravesend 124 20 110 Michael Murdoch 350 Triumph Thames 126 21 33 Ian Sompson 500 Matchless Eastbourne 133 22 51 R. Dabill 500 Ariel Gravesend 186 89 Andy Bamford 350 Matchless North Hants Retired after 8 sections 4-Stroke A Red Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks 1 57 Mick Holloway 350 Triumph Erith 17 2 49 Ian Bennett 350 Royal Enfield Eastern 4-Stroke 39 3 40 Brian Hemsley 350 Matchless Bexleyheath 42 4 52 Reg Sayers 500 A.J.S. Sunbeam 44 5 90 Ted Smith 350 Royal Enfield Eastern 4-Stroke 50 6 116 Peter Donaldson 350 Royal Enfield Sunbeam 52 7 4 John Grew 350 B.S.A. Sunbeam 62 8 74 Eddie Hood 346 Royal Enfield Triangle 63 9 6 John Excell 347 A.J.S. Kent & Sussex 75 10 46 Brian Coomer 350 Ariel Eastern 4-Stroke 101 113 Al Dove 350 Trifield Eastern 4-Stroke Retired after 34 sections 114 Tony Clark 350 Ariel Dunmow Retired after 16 sections 4-Stroke B White Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks Award 1 38 Keith Wakefield 343 B.S.A. Eastern 4-Stroke 21 Class Premier 2 118 Barry Roads 350 B.S.A. Horsham 24 First Class award 3 39 Alan Ketley 343 B.S.A. Erith 29 First Class award 4 44 Trevor Baker 249 B.S.A. Sudbury 33 Second Class Award 5 76 Neil Thompson 250 B.S.A. Sheppey 47 Second Class Award 6 45 Barry Harber 199 Triumph Bury St. Edmunds 51 7 81 Brian Larby 250 B.S.A. Eastbourne 64 8 82 Les Johnston 250 Royal Enfield Castle Colchester 66 9 108 Graham Haward 350 B.S.A. Barham 70 10 111 John Greygoose 250 B.S.A. Thames 74 11 93 Mick Lulham 200 Triumph Eastbourne 77 12 29 Joan Westbrook 250 B.S.A. Erith 97 13 34 David Vine 200 Triumph Eastbourne 99 14 31 Geoff Brooker 350 B.S.A. O.W.L.S. 105 15 92 Paul Houghton 200 Triumph Wymondham 106 16 94 Richard Challis 250 B.S.A. O.W.L.S. 114 17 77 Malcolm Anderson 200 Triumph Sittingbourne 126 18 99 David Austin 199 Triumph Ilford 131 97 Dave Brooker 350 B.S.A. O.W.L.S. Retired after 30 sections 18 Reg Dodd 200 Triumph Bexleyheath Retired after 23 sections 21 Ron Lumley 199 Triumph R.R.N.D. Retired after 27 sections 112 Alan Butt 350 B.S.A. Sunbeam Retired after 9 sections 100 Jim Susans 250 B.S.A. B.S.S.A. Retired after 5 sections 4-Stroke B Red Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks 1 15 Mr Gordon Davis 200 Triumph Erith 14 2 58 Alan Mackelden 320 B.S.A. Croydon 31 3 30 Tony Hickmott 200 Triumph Greenwich 41 4 32 Dave Blanchard 343 B.S.A. O.W.L.S. 45 5 69 Roy Croucher 250 Royal Enfield Triangle 54 6 48 David Newstead 200 Triumph Greenwich 64 7 35 Colin Davis 350 B.S.A. Sunbeam 66 8 12 Dave Kent 250 B.S.A. Eastern 4-Stroke 74 9 5 Alan Ward 350 B.S.A. Sunbeam 78 10 86 Clive Dodd 350 B.S.A. Gravesend 80 11 85 Robert Barton 200 Triumph Sidcup 96 12 104 Dennis Humphrey 200 Triumph Brighton 166 23 Mike Hembrough 199 Triumph Bexleyheath Retired after 27 sections 4-Stroke C Red Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks Award 1 19 Stan Metcalf 350 A.J.S. Wickham 19 Class Premier 2 9 Allan Shorter 350 A.J.S. Ashford 49 First Class Award 3 65 Ian Preedy 350 Royal Enfield Eastern 4-Stroke 58 Second Class Award 4 13 Brian Clark 350 Matchless Double Five 76 5 95 Robert Onley 350 Velocette Velo Owners 79 6 75 Vic Cottingham 350 Matchless AMC Owners 93 7 25 Andrew Bedwell 500 Norton Sidcup 104 8 3 Dick Somers 350 Ariel Sunbeam 107 =9 88 Ian Watkins 350 A.J.S. Sidcup 117 =9 26 Tony Bedwell 500 Triumph Sidcup 117 11 1 Keith Button 500 A.J.S. Erith 125 12 67 George Smith 350 Royal Enfield Sunbeam 133 80 Maurice Hocking 347 A.J.S. Sunbeam Retired after 21 sections 71 Alan Cox 350 Panther Gravesend Retired after 8 sections 2-Stoke D White Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks Award 1 62 Doug Theobald 175 B.S.A. Bury St. Edmunds 30 Class Premier 2 117 Roy Enticknap 250 D.O.T. Dorking 34 First Class award 3 63 John Pattinson 250 Greeves Gravesend 41 Second Class Award 4 17 Les Matton 175 B.S.A. Bexleyheath 43 5 59 Derek Bentley 250 Greeves Croydon 83 8 72 Terry Sewell 246 Greeved Southend 84 9 107 Roy Piles 250 Greeves Sittingbourne 87 10 36 Les Tompsett 250 A.J.S. Kent & Sussex 118 11 73 Brian Williams 250 Greeves Gravesend 127 12 102 Charlie Harris 246 Greeved R.R.N.D. 137 98 Rod Sopp 250 Greeves Wickham Retired after 10 sections 10 Michael Ball 246 Greeved Sunbeam Retired after 14 sections 2-Stroke D Red Route Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks Award 1 70 Jim Woodmaon 250 D.O.T. Chelmsford 35 Class Premier 2 83 Neville Lewis 250 Cotton R.R.N.D. 43 First Class award 3 68 Bill Buskell 150 Francis Barnet Wymondham 73 Second Class Award =4 56 Harry Fisher 246 Greeves O.W.L.S. 75 =4 54 Christopher Miller 250 Greeves Gravesend 75 6 14 Ron Wright 175 B.S.A. Bexleyheath 88 61 Mark Pottinger 197 James Kent & Sussex Retired after 14 sections 42 Ivor Rees 175 B.S.A. Eastbourne Retired after 9 sections 66 Ken Davis 250 Ariel Dove West Essex Retired after 3 sections Sidecar Place No. Rider Bike Club Marks Award Alan Clarke / 1 106 500 A.M.C. Sidcup 51 Class Premier Dave Denyer Mark Hancock / 2 87 500 Triumph Sunbeam 52 First Class Award Peter Crockford Stephen Williams / 3 7 350 Grumph B.S.S.A. 121 Second Class Award Alan Taylor Gerry Fry / 4 43 500 Triumph Windlesham 151 Robin Reeves Roger Gulliver / 5 53 500 Tribsa Chelmsford 269 Heather Gulliver Neil Anderson / 105 500 Triumph Talmag Retired after 20 sections Ian Allaway Sam Archer / 115 350 B.S.A. Sunbeam Retired after 7 sections Geoff Mulheron.
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