Please, would the following drivers return their trophies to either Ron Shone at 125 Lanehouse Rocks Road, Weymouth.  DT4 9HY.
or deliver to the Tabor trailer at the next  2 Counties final round of the year at Clay Pigeon
on November 12 / 13th.  Thank you.

TROPHIES STILL TO BE RETURNED
NKRA 

Junior BLUE:  3rd Taylor Waldron
TOP Lady: 1st  Kaite Helps

Many drivers have already returned their annual trophies from 2015, but there are still a few outstanding.   It takes a reasonable amount of time to sort, clean and engrave these trophies prior to the new set of presentations.  Please, would the following drivers return their trophies to either Ron Shone at 125 Lanehouse Rocks Road, Weymouth.  DT4 9HY.
or deliver to the Tabor trailer at the next  2 Counties round at Clay Pigeon
on 12 /13th November.  THANK YOU.
Tickets for the forthcoming  2 Counties Ball, on the 26th November,  will also be available
at this meeting. Please see Julie Shone or David Goode for tickets.

TROPHIES STILL TO BE RETURNED
TWO COUNTIES
Formula BLUE:    Matthew Percy Memorial – Martin Wheeler

Josh Cook, leading M.G. driver in the British Touring Car Championship, guest drives in Formula Blue at the penultimate Branfield & Sons sponsored, 2 Counties Championship round, at Mansell raceway, Devon,  on Oct 30th.

Having won the first heat, Cook qualified 7th on the grid for the Final despite having suffered a DNF in heat 3 with a “noisy”  broken exhaust manifold.  Unfortunately, he had insufficient time to “bed” in the gasket on the replacement part prior to the Final. Despite reaching 4th after the opening lap,  he was forced to retire the following lap, as the noise became exessive, he was given a black flag and waved into the pits by the Clerk of Course.   Meanwhile, it was Anthony Cleal and Duncan McLeod who shared the day at the penultimate round of the Club Championship.  It is Cleal, however, who forges ahead in the overall lead, helped by the absence of Martin Wheeler, his previous main rival for the Championship.  It is McLeod who now takes on the mantle !

Positions in the Club Championship for the Blue Masters group remain unchanged with Cleal ahead of McLeod and Kevin Ford.

Minimum points for McLeod allow him to reinforce his lead in the Blue Veteran section with Ford and David Goode next in line.
Goode and Ron Shone shared the points in the Blue Legend sub-class, although it is Goode who leads Shone with Kevin O’Neill chasing in 3rd place.

Cleal also heads the Blue Top Weight class, followed by McLeod. 3rd place is held by Duncan McLeod’s son Mitch, keeping it in the family.

In the Cadet Honda class a clean sweet on the day left Cameron Ross clear in the lead. Zak Styler, although 2nd on the day remains 3rd overall.

The Branfield & Sons sponsored 2 Counties Championship now moves to Clay Pigeon, in Dorset, on 13th November for the Final Round.
In with this round is also the Matthew Percy Memorial race, one of the most coveted trophy events in the Junior & Formula Blue calendar.

For more results and details go the the results page on this website
or click here.

At the 4th round of the 2 Counties Club Champs (sponsored by Branfield & Sons Builders)  at the Clay Pigeon circuit,  on October 9th,  the lead in the Cadet Honda class continues in a deadlock.  Thomas Cucurello-Yeomans and Cameron Ross shared the days’ points and carry the Championship forward in total deadlock with only 2 Rounds left.
Jake Calvert continued his dominance in Junior Blue, with a lights to flag result.
In Formula Blue,  Martin Wheeler and Anthony Cleal raced the Final centimetres apart.  Wheeler, won the race though Cleal achieved the fastest lap.  In the process,  Wheeler,  closed the gap on Cleal at the front of the Club Championship  to where only the drop option separates them.  Notable absentees were Ian Branfield and Matthew Helps who gifted 3rd spot to Sam Dible in the process.
In the Blue Master section,  Cleal takes the overall lead from Duncan McLeod.
It is, however, McLeod who holds the lead in the Blue Veteran group ahead of Kevin Ford.
In the Blue Legend sub-class,  David Goode continues to hold the lead over Ron Shone.
Branfield’s absence from the Blue Top Weight group has allowed McLeod to take up second spot to chase Cleal, in the lead.
The Championship continues and moves on to the Mansell circuit on October 30th for the penultimate round of the year.
For more details and up to date points view the results page on this website or click here

Tabor Karting Specialists would like to advise that they will be closed for business  from Thursday 13th October  and will re-open on Thursday 26th October. The last dispatch time for goods required to be delivered during this period  will  be 12   noon  on Wednesday, 12th October.

In what was one of the largest entry lists for Formula Blue this year,  some spectacular racing took place at Mansell Raceway.  The front three in senior BLUE class achieved best lap times within 0.02 of each other.  In the end, it was Martin Wheeler who stole the day, from Duncan McLeod and Anth Cleal.  This result kept Cleal in the lead of the ‘open’ Championship by the narrowest of margins from Ian Branfield, who must be bitterly regretting missing this round as two of the front five had problems throughout the day.
In the BLUE Master group,  it is McLeod who takes the lead in the Club Championships from Cleal.  Both are on the same points with McLeods’s drop option marginally better. McLeod also takes the lead in the BLUE Veteran section, having wrestled the lead away from the non-attendee Kevin Ford.
David Goode increased his lead in the Blue Legends group over Ron shone.  It was Robin Stoddart-Stones who stole the show in the racing but illness earlier in the year had placed him adrift in the Club Championships.
Cleal, by virtue of Branfields’s non-attendance, moved into the lead of the Top Weight section, albeit by the difference in the drop option points.
In the Junior BLUE class, Jake Calvert reasserted himself as the man to beat by taking the day and also increasing his club lead over Taylor Waldron.
The Cadet Honda front runners shared the day with Thomas Cucurello-Yeomans and Cameron Ross scoring 2 points each to leave them equal first in the Club Champs.
The next round will take place on 9th October at  the Clay Pigeon Raceway.
For 2 Counties Championship results and information please click here 

Tabor Karting will  be in attendance, as usual,  with their mobile shop for the Dunkeswell K.C.  September race meeting at Mansell Raceway.  Whereas they carry a reasonable amount of spares for the race weekend, they obviously can not plan for every eventuality.
If any competitors require specific spare parts or tyres , please order in advance ( Tel 01305 774074)  by 1pm on Thursday 22nd Sept., for collection at the race meeting.
Thank you.

It is now time to return the  Annual Trophies in order to organise their presentation at the annual  Dinner Dance, held in November.     It takes a reasonable amount of time to collect, sort and engrave these trophies.   Please, would  drivers return their trophies to either Ron Shone at 125 Lanehouse Rocks Road, Weymouth.  DT4 9HY.
or deliver to the Tabor trailer at the next  2 Counties round at Mansell Raceway on the weekend of the 24/ 25th September.
THANK YOU.

The 2 Counties Club Championships takes place at Mansell Raceway, Dunkeswell,   on September 25th, PLEASE GET YOUR ENTRIES IN EARLY!
For on-line entries  go to www.dunkeswellkartclub.co.uk
then click on on-line entry interface.

2015 CHAMPIONS ARE
CADET HONDA:
1st Zac Oates
2nd Edward Leader
3rd Ethan Leader

JUNIOR BLUE:
1st Taylor Waldron
2nd Jake Calvert

FORMULA BLUE:
1st Kevin Ford
2nd Luke Lattimer
3rd Rob Mortimore

BLUE MASTER
1st Kevin Ford
2nd Rob Mortimore
3rd Robin Stoddart-Stones

BLUE VETERAN:
1st Kevin Ford
2nd David Goode
3rd Robin Stoddart-Stones

BLUE LEGEND:
1st Robin Stoddart-Stones
2nd David Goode
3rd Ron Shone

BLUE TOP WEIGHT:
1st Rob Mortimore
2nd Ron Shone
3rd Robin Stoddart-Stones

As a conclusion to the NKRA Championships, the Junior & Formula Blue classes raced at Forest Edge in the Grande Finals.  Points accrued during the earlier S & B Automotive Academy Regional Championship were carried forward to the Grande Finals, on September 4th.  In the Junior Blue class Taylor Waldron, last year’s number 3 , won both the Regionals and the Grande Finals to rank him as number 1.   Jake Calvert, the current ‘0’ plate winner claimed 2nd overall.
In Formula Blue, Anthony Cleal went into the final weekend in the lead by the narrowest of margins, from Ian Branfield and Matt Helps.  it was, however, Matt Helps who won the Grande Finals with Cleal 2nd and Branfield 4th.  Once the points were totalled Anthony Cleal became the National Champion with Matt Helps 2nd and Branfield, who was last year’s Champion, 3rd.
For more details and results see the Results page on this website.