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Joint meeting produces close, exciting competition

 

Photo: Vaughan Marshall (#67), Jamie Conroy (#SI) and Damon Leitch (#81)Photo: Vaughan Marshall (#67), Jamie Conroy (#SI) and Damon Leitch (#81)

Each year the jointly promoted two-day Southern Series meeting offers karters in the lower half of the South Island the opportunity to pit their skills against each other at two different tracks over the same weekend.

 

The combined event gets underway with a full day of competition at the Invercargill Kart Club's Macauley Ford Kart Raceway on the Saturday then finishes with another full day at the KartSport Dunedin club's Silverstream Raceway track near Mosgiel.

 

This year's event was held over the September 04-05 weekend with over sixty drivers (some from as far away as Christchurch ) signing on.

As in previous years the event was closely contested over the two days with the weather playing a key part.

 

Day one at Invercargill saw very heavy rain and high winds, evening up the fields and producing a few upsets while Day two's racing in Dunedin  was conducted in dry, balmy conditions.

 

Class winners over the two days of competiton were Stephen Monaghan (Open), Paul Booth (125cc Rotax Max), Scott Waters (100cc Yamaha Light), Daniel Harvey (100cc Yamaha Heavy), Graham Reid (Masters), Josh King (Junior 100cc Yamaha), James Munro (Junior Restricted 100cc Yamaha) and Hamish Buchanan-Keast (Cadet).

 

The Invercargill club now heads into stage two of the track and grounds redevelopment with the track extension set to take place in the next couple of weeks in preparation for next year's KartSport New Zealand National Sprint Championships at Easter.

 

Open

Day 1: 1. Stephen Monaghan; 2. Dyson Freeman; 3. Chris Sharp; 4. Paul Ritchie; 5. Kieran Roberts; 6. Terry Stephens

Day 2: 1. Dyson Freeman; 2. Stephen Monaghan; 3. Terry Stephens; 4. Kieran Roberts

Overall: 1. Stephen Monaghan (Invercargill)

 

125cc Rotax Max

Day 1: 1. Paul Booth; 2. Morgan Fraser; 3. Daniel Harvey; 4. Warren Black; 5. Kerry Bowen; 6. Sabin Perkins

Day 2:1. Daniel Harvey; 2. Paul Booth; 3. Morgan Fraser; 4. Kerry Bowen; 5. Warren Black; 6. Sabin Perkins

Overall: 1. Paul Booth ( Dunedin )

 

Senior 100cc Yamaha Light

Day 1: 1. Scott Waters; 2. Brenley Marshall; 3. Jamie Conroy; 4. Vaughan Marshall; 5. Chad Patrick; 6. Warren Parnell

Day 2: 1. Rachel Thompson; 2.Jamie Conroy; 3. Vaughan Marshall; 4. Steven Thompson; 5. Scott Waters; 6. Brenley Marshall

Overall: 1 Scott Waters (Invercargill)

 

Senior 100cc Yamaha Heavy

Day 1: 1. Daniel Harvey; 2. Kevin MacLeod; 3. Paul Mason; 4. Leith Swinney; 5. Chris Dixon; 6. Richard Dimmock

Day 2:1. Daniel Harvey; 2. Chris Dixon; 3. Kevin MacLeod; 4. James Mitchell; 5. Richard Dimmock; 6. Leith Swinney

Overall: 1. Daniel Harvey ( Dunedin )

 

Masters

Day 1: 1. Graham Reid; 2. Maryanne Renton; 3. Nigel McAnelly; 4. Desiree McAnelly; 5. Jason Brown; 6. Neil Shearer

Day 2: 1.Neil Shearer; 2. Graham Reid; 3. Maryanne Renton; 4. Nigel McAnelly; 5. Desiree McAnelly; 6. Jason Brown

Overall: 1. Graham Reid (Invercargill)

 

Junior 100cc Yamaha


Day 1: 1. Alex Fraser; 2. Josh King; 3. Brendon Leitch; 4. George Keast; 5. Jarrod Johnston; 6. Oliver Shearer

Day 2: 1. Josh King; 2. Alex Fraser; 3. Oliver Shearer; 4. Brendon Leitch; 5. George Keast; 6. Alyssa Clapperton

Overall: 1. Josh King ( Dunedin )

 

Junior Restricted 100cc Yamaha

Day 1: 1. James Munro;2. William Reith; 3. Braydon Shuttleworth; 4. Liam Young; 5. Sarah Palmer

Day 2: 1. Liam Young; 2. James Munro; 3. William Reith; 4. Braydon Shuttleworth; 5. Sarah Palmer

Overall: 1. James Munro ( Christchurch )

 

Cadet

Day 1: 1. Hamish Buchanan-Keast; 2. Luca Burns; 3. Jack Martinac; 4. Jacob Palfrey; 5. Jack Cayford; 6. Josh Bethune

Day 2: 1. Hamish Buchanan-Keast; 2. Jack Martinac; 3. Josh Bethune; 4. Luca Burns; 5. Jacob Palfrey; 6. Jack Cayford

Overall: 1. Hamish Buchanan-Keast (Invercargill)

Media: Fast Company 9th Sep 10
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