It was a quiet club day last weekend; partly due to the clubs’ shifter drivers being in Bay of Plenty for a round of their series, partly due to the 3-Way Series running at Mt Wellington and maybe partly because the weather forecast was dismal.

The Shifter boys had a better weekend weather wise, with only the final & the All-In being wet.

In addition to our club day classes we also hosted the Rotax Max Open Invitation Shootout. There were 7 drivers in this clas

s, running the Rotax DD2 engines. Josh Hart won this class and will now travel to Dubai for the Rotax World Grand Finals & represent New Zealand in the DD2 class. Congratulations to Josh.

The St Johns Shield was contested by the Senior Rotax Heavy Class and the trophy went to Anthony Murch by one point from Dion Kendall, with Warren Parris in third.

The Crawford Cup was contested by Junior Yamaha drivers Adam Davis, Danny Keene & Samantha Lewis. The 3-lap shootout went to Samantha by a convincing margin.

Results

Cadet

1. Kaitlyn Wonnacott 2. Jacob Smith 3. James Murdoch 4. Brodie Cox

Junior Restricted

1. Shaun Grocock

Junior Yamaha

1. Adam Davis 2. Samantha Lewis 3. Jake Connor 4. Danny Keene

Formula Junior

1. Jake Bonney 2. Declan Hull 3. Adam Sorensen

Club Class

1. Todd Jolly 2. Shaun Curran 3. Todd Neal 4. Kerrin Brady

Senior Yamaha Light

1. Matthew Sloper 2. Matt Wallace 3. Lara Greaves 4. Leon Burgess

Senior Yamaha Heavy

1. Leyton Kendall 2. Colin Lewis 3. Dion Kendall 4. Martyn Waugh 5. Nick Folwell

Senior Rotax Light

1. Michael Emmerson 2. Jody Vincent

Senior Rotax Heavy – St Johns Trophy

1 Anthony Murch 2. Dion Kendall 3. Warren Parris 4. Dean Larritt 5. Cameron Dennis 6. Steve Cox

The next event at the Pallet Company Raceway is the final round of the 2007 Shifter Series. This will decide who is traveling to Las Vegas to represent NZ in the SKUSA Superkart Nationals.

Also that weekend is the Spring Speed Festival. The information sheet & details will be on the website in the next day or so. Be sure to check it out!!