Race Results - 100cc / 200cc Open Trophy Day

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Race Results - 100cc / 200cc Open Trophy Day


Class Rookies

88 Hayley Waters, 76 Lachlan Cowling, Ad 79 Cody Hennig, 72 Max Vidau, Luc 27 Oliva Rayner, Ad 5 Jack Disbury, 12 Matthew Vangastern, Ad 22 Jake McKenzie, Ad 4 Benjamin Morris, 67 Matthew Oliver, 17 Hayden Hill, 30 Jamie Lee Andrews

Class: Junior Light

1st SA 1 Keaton Szach
2nd 16 Joel Heinrich
3rd 75 Nathan Cowling

Class: Junior Heavy

1st 27 Tom Clifton
2nd 38 Luke Waters
3rd Luc 77 Jordan Rayner

Class: J Open

1st Aus 1 Scott Feder
2nd 55 Chantelle Lutze
3rd 33 Bradley Dalwood

Class: KT Light

1st Ad 21 David Carruthers
2nd Aus 2 Lisa Walker
3rd 4 Emma Walker

Class: KT Medium

1st As 54 Bradley Connor
2nd SA 1 Sam Freeman
3rd 24 Robbie Fletcher

Class: KT Heavy

1st 96 Joshua Michelmore
2nd 11 Darren Shields
3rd 95 Trevor Michelmore

Class: Statesman

1st 27 Steve Clifton
2nd Ad 72 Brenton Aplin
3rd 88 Tim Kovarik

Class: 100cc Open

1st SA 3 Scott Bogucki
2nd 23 Ben Brown
3rd 69 Rhys Hackett

Class: 125 Light

1st 4 Lisa Walker
2nd PP 17 Lachlan Cates
3rd 18 Kerry Dungey

Class: 125 Heavy

1st 66 Sam Freeman
2nd 42 Darian Byrne
3rd 22 Tim Panazzolo

Information sourced from: www.angasgokartclub.com.au/ with thanks.

[Conserned]

Hopefully Next Meeting at Angas the starts are back in the same spot it didn't work well in my opinion as it didn't stop first corner carnage. It might have worked well for the top 4 but what about the other 15 karts behind them. Personally I would rather race at Adelaide as at least the starter their has all the karts on the straight and he gives fair starts.

I won't be returning to Angas if they pull of this starting stunt again. What a joke.

[Kart 19]

Aug 3, 2009 20:16:18 GMT 9.5 @Conserned said:

Hopefully Next Meeting at Angas the starts are back in the same spot it didn't work well in my opinion as it didn't stop first corner carnage. It might have worked well for the top 4 but what about the other 15 karts behind them. Personally I would rather race at Adelaide as at least the starter their has all the karts on the straight and he gives fair starts.

I won't be returning to Angas if they pull of this starting stunt again. What a joke.

Totally agree as this is unfair and would lead to desperate moves later on in the race. I didn't go to Angas as I couldn't be bothered but from past experiences this is what happens. I don't know but could someone tell me if their were a lot of crashes due to sheep skins racing if so this was probably the reason.

The best spot for the startline is in the middle of the straight therefore everyone is on the straight no one can break before the flag is dropped or lights turn on so I don't see what the problem could be. Also first corner carnage is not the starters fault when you go moving the start line to different spots it just confuses the drivers and starts are even worse.

Best bet is to move the start line back to its original spot and just penalise the people who break before the green flag is dropped or in Angases case the green light is switched on..

[Kart 81]

Why would Angas move the start line to somewhere that is not in the middle of the straight.

Adelaide moved there to the middle of the straight as it wasn't and starts have been quicker and easier. What is Angas thinking.


If their is a reason for this could someone let me know. Other than the first corner carnage joke.

[the news]

Sunday 2nd August saw the running of the 100cc Open and 200cc Open Class Trophy Meeting, with 150 karts nominated to race at Strathalbyn’s Angas Go Kart Club the weather was absolutely superb for racing.

Lining up the 200cc Open Class saw nine of the best local drivers battling for the prize Trophies
Bruce Heinrich raced hard all day to take the number one Trophy.

Robert August knuckled down and drove hard to steal 2nd place while Steve Leggett from Tailem Bend a regular place getter at Strathalbyn finished in 3rd place.

In the 100cc Class we saw thirteen quality drivers and matching machinery. McLaren Vale driver Scott Bogucki drove the wheels off his kart to race away with 1st place followed 2nd by Adelaide’s Ben Brown while Meadows driver Rhys Hackett picked up the 3rd place.

Angas Go Kart Club’s next meeting will be the 2009 Club Championships on Sunday August 16th.
See you there

Information sourced from: www.angasgokartclub.com.au/ with thanks