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Date: 29/04/10 Course: R10/22 Conditions: Very light rain, calm.

A PB for born again boy racer Les Thomas was probably the highlight of the evening but young Curtis Stacey did a good ride on a very cold engine having jumped straight out of the car and onto the start line with about 15 seconds to spare! Well done to everyone tonight, some good rides there.

1. James Lewis 22:17
2. Rod Hicks 22:20
3. Curtis Stacey 22:56
4. Les Thomas 23:22 <<<<< PB
5. Chris Allen 24:05
6. Will Garrodd (Guest) 27:24

Hefin Price also did a 22:17 despite the handicap of having Disco with him for about one-third of the course (allegedly).

I'll do the points after my lasagne.

POINTS COMPETITION - TOP 10

1. ROD HICKS 74
2. CHRIS ALLEN 59
3. LES THOMAS 57
4. CURTIS STACEY 54
5. RICHARD LEWIS 50
6. JOHN LITTLEWOOD 44
7. RICHARD GAMBLING 40
8. JAMES LEWIS 40
9. GARY GREGORY 33
10. MARK STACEY 30

Remember, that riders who have missed a round (or two) get a chance to catch up later in the Summer as only an individuals best 15 rounds count. Now that'll test my embryonic spreadsheet skills to the limit so Bill Gannon can sort that out

Alfie wrote

Date: 29/04/10 Course: R10/22 Conditions: Very light rain, calm.

A PB for born again boy racer Les Thomas was probably the highlight of the evening but young Curtis Stacey did a good ride on a very cold engine having jumped straight out of the car and onto the start line with about 15 seconds to spare! Well done to everyone tonight, some good rides there.

1. James Lewis 22:17
2. Rod Hicks 22:20
3. Curtis Stacey 22:56
4. Les Thomas 23:22 <<<<< PB
5. Chris Allen 24:05
6. Will Garrodd (Guest) 27:24

Hefin Price also did a 22:17 despite the handicap of having Disco with him for about one-third of the course (allegedly).

I'll do the points after my lasagne.

I disagree with that statement STRONGLY!! !

I didn't even do 1/3 of the course...

your still mentally scarred from that 4-up where tank was putting on the hurt, hence why i stayed well away last night. Rhys

Yep, if you had been there I wouldn't even BE a Port Talbot Wheeler today. I'd be taking up darts.