The penultimate
round of the Britpart MSA British Cross Country Championship takes
place in Dorset next weekend and the title race is still wide open.
Justin Birchall
heads the championship leaderboard on 323 points after a win, two
second place finishes and a third so far this year. Adrian Marfell,
contesting his first BCCC season, is in second with 305 points ahead
of Ryan Cooke on 277.
The next four crews
are separated by just 10 points with Steve Smith on 265, Richard
Coleby on 262, Martin Gould on 259 and Mike Moran on 255.
In the National B
BCC Trophy championship a second place finish last time out in Ceri
saw Jon Damrel take the lead in the title battle with 306 points. Joe
Quirk is in second on 257 following his round four win and Paul
Rowlands is in third with 247 points.
2016 Freelander
Challenge champion Pat Masters continues to head the leaderboard as
he attempts to defend his title. Masters has 221 points with Ian
Morson in second on 176 and Graham White in third on 171.
At the time of writing there are three crews scheduled to start the Clubman class, Steve Llewellyn in his Tornado, Paul Harris in his GSR Maxilight and Jason Rowlands in his Yamaha YXZ SS.
At the time of writing there are three crews scheduled to start the Clubman class, Steve Llewellyn in his Tornado, Paul Harris in his GSR Maxilight and Jason Rowlands in his Yamaha YXZ SS.
The event will be
held at the Bovington MoD tank training facility with the action
starting at 10am on Saturday. Day two will start at 9am with the
action expected to finish at around 3pm. Unfortunately spectators are
not permitted at the venue.
Please visit
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