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ELF HILL HOUSE HAMMOND S1 SENIOR SERIES: THREE SISTERS
SENIOR S1 ROUND 3: 6.6.99
The fast very demanding
80mph Three Sisters circuit at Wigan was the
venue for round three of the Elf Hill House Hammond senior Super
one series.
Formula A
Timed qualifying for Formula A saw the Tecno of Stevie Morris
top of the
time sheet with a time of 42.44 sec from Matthew Griffin's
Tonykart with a
42.57 sec lap. In heat one Morris was adjudged to have used
excessive tyre
warming on the rolling lap and was put to the back of the grid.
He also
suffered a puncture but battled on to finshed fifteenth then went
onto win
heat three. The other heat winners were the Fullerton of Michael
Conway and
James Wright on a Wright kart. Final one saw Wright on pole with
Jason
Williams alongside but it was Morris who stormed through from
grid nine to
win, a great recovery drive after his earlier setback. Simon
Short climbed up from grid six to second with the front row next
in reverse order, Williams and Wright. Final two and
another maxium points score for Morris with Michael Conway in
second, Simon
Short enduring the race long attentions of Jamie Green's CRG in
third with
Green fourth. Chris Trott was excluded.
Formula TKM
B Final: James Harris, Sam Quinlan, Richard Hughes, Greg Moir
A Final:
Adrian Coles led into the first corner in the TKM final, with
Jonathon
Davies and Harry Soden contesting second allowing Coles to break
the tow and
speed away. Then the race was red flagged on lap eight when
Matthew Forkes
crashed at Lunar bend, the restart seeing Coles win and Davies
second on the
road but penalised five place's for overtaking under yellows.
Formula 100C
B Final: Simon Adams, Andrew Gosling, Alistair Goss, Chris Jiggins
A Final:
In the Formula 100C final Stewart Baker headed Jonathan Hunter' s
Kosmic
kart and pole man James Mills into the first corner. Hunter led
briefy
but Baker retook the lead and Mills slipped through into second
and had a
look up the inside of Baker at Lunar bend with a lap to go, but
was unable
to make it stick.
Intercontinental A
B Final: Mark Litchfield, David Stoddart, Jason Molyneux, John Lockhart
A Final:
Frazer Sheader took his Vortex powered Tonykart to a unchallenged
victory
in the Intercontinental A final to give him a two point advantage
at the
top of the points table. David Griffiths overpowered Dean Haddon
for second, with Oliver Scullion and Stuart Lippe beating current
champion Tom Ferrier. Litchfield made it up to ninth from the B,
after DNF'ing a heat earlier. Peter Connors was excluded.
Results
Formula A Final one
1 Stevie Morris Tecno/CRG
2 Simon Short Wright / Rotax
3 Jason Williams Tecno / Rotax
4. James Wright Wright/Parilla
5. Michael Conway Fullerton/CRG
6. Jamie Green CRG/Rotax
Formula A Final Two
1 Stevie Morris Tecno / CRG
2 Michael Conway Fullerton / CRG
3 Simon Short Wright / Rotax
4. Jamie Green
5. Jason Williams
6. James Wright
Champs Morris (167), Spencer (140), Wright (121)
Intercontinental A
1 Frazer Sheader Tonykart / Vortex
2 David Griffiths Trulli / Rotax
3 Dean Haddon Tonykart / CRG
4. Oliver Scullion BRM/Faluga
5. Stuart Lippe BRM/Parilla
6. Tom Ferrier BRM/Atomic
Champs Sheader (330), Ferrier (328), Howard (319)
Formula 100C
1 Stewart Baker Mike / Parilla
2James Mills Mari / Ital
3Jonathan Hunter Kosmic / Parilla
4. James Marshall Gillard/Parilla
5. James Styrin Mari/Ital System
6. Mansel Smith Mike/Rotax
Champs Tinsley (323), Mills (319), Hunter (309)
Formula 100TKM
1 Adrian Coles Spirit / TKM
2 Harry Soden Venom / TKM
3 Alan Hookey Venom / TKM
4. Matt Hall Venom
5. Ryan Smith Project One
6. David Parker Venom
Champs Lamare (316), Nash (305), Chapman (295)
By Graham Smith
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