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A WELCOME TO ALL COMPETITORS AND SUPPORTERS OF HUNTS KART RACING CLUB.

This weekend is the PENULTIMATE round of the 2014 HKRC Club Championship. There are 12 rounds for the championship with 11 to count. The June 2014 race weekend counted for two club championship rounds.

For the November race day there will be two heats and a final with race stoppage around 10.50am - 11.10 am for Remembrance Sunday - All to attend the start/ finish line along with the HKRC Officials.

The October was a repeat of September unfortunately experiencing again too many cases of abusive behaviour between drivers and parents. Driving standards have also created a cause for concern and HKRC are working hard to address this. This quite clearly spoils the atmosphere of the Club and brings the sport of karting to the headlines for all the wrong reasons. HKRC does not tolerate this unacceptable behaviour and will make all efforts to address this situation with the MSA and HKRC regulations.

GRID and PARC FERME PASSES are to be used. Membership passes. When entering the single grid or Parc Ferme areas only mechanics with passes will be permitted into these areas. ONE PASS per driver to be given to the mechanic.

Wrist bands will be provided for non-club members on the band will be issued. Use of GALLERY - No under 16’s are permitted onto the gallery and only mechanics with passes are permitted to use this area and smoking is not permitted. Anyone that are seen not to abide by these rules will not be permitted to return to the gallery for the race weekend.

The paddock is not for general car parking, the grass area on the other side of the tree line must be used for mechanics and spectator vehicles only. There is an area that can be used for camping at the far end of the site Any competitor parking deemed not to be appropriate will be asked to move. AND IF SAFE ACCESS to SITE and PADDOCK is compromised for emergency services if required then the meeting will have to be stopped.

On Saturday 7th June the bus-stop on circuit one was renamed “DEREK’S CORNER” in memory of Derek Dagless who sadly passed away Dec 7th 2013 after supporting HKRC for over 30 yrs

ALL PITBAY holders issued with a permit must display to enable the Club to ensure that competitors are parked in their correct bays. The permits will be handed out by HKRC officials or can be collected in race control over the race weekend..

We have reached the time of year where we ask existing pit bay holders, if you wish to retain your bay for the 2015 season. There are no price increases in bays from 2014. Please let our pit bay official or race control of your intentions. Existing bay owners have first refusal. We have already received enquiries from competitors. We would like to have confirmation by the December race meeting at the latest.

Hunts Kart Racing Club ESTABLISHED SINCE 1959

NOVEMBER 2014 REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY

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VACANT PIT BAYS can be rented for £20 per weekend, please visit race control for availability. If anyone is parked on a bay that has not be hired, then they will be asked to move or Pay for Hire if the bay is not to be used for the weekend.

There is FREE pit bay space on the around STOW CORNER AND WILLOWS side of the track.

Pit bay enquires must be sent via email to [email protected] No Parking in unallocated pit bays, you will be asked to move.

TAG HEUER transponders are available for hire of £10 for race day in exchange for your race licence.

PHOTORAPHY. For any person that wishes to take photographs of the racing please sign on in race control, you will be given a tabard to indicate permission has been given. The photographs are not to be used for resale as HKRC has an official photographer. PIXELERO.

TYRE DISPOSAL. Tyres are still being left on site at race meetings circuit. The costs incurred for disposal will have to be passed onto the Competitors. During the weekend HKRC Officials will be walking around the paddock checking on tyre disposal. HKRC will dispose of tyres for a cost of £3 per set of tyres.

NO DOGS are permitted to be walked on the circuit, only the surrounding area. This is due unfortunately to the trust of dog owners being broken by not clearing up.

2014 IMPORTANT NOTICES INCLUDING HKRC OFFICIAL SR’S• SR31 Animals at the circuit must be kept within your pit space whilst racing or practice is taking place. Animals

are not permitted in the Pare Ferme and Dummy Grid areas or on the circuit at any time. Offenders may be excluded from the meeting and refused entry to future meetings.

• SR26 Drivers must place their kart on the grid before the end of the previous race. Tyre changing is only allowed in the assembly area. When grid gate is closed any driver not in position will be placed at the back of the grid. All karts must be placed inside the grid box.

• SR30 Motorised bikes/ scooters are not allowed to be used in the paddock, track, or car park areas around the site over the race weekend. Push bikes, skateboards etc. may not be used from 9a.m until 6 p.m. on any day where practice, either unofficial or official, or racing is taking place.

• SR21 Other than driver and mechanic there is no access to remove kart from parc ferme post race unless confirmed by the Chief Scrutineer. No Competitor may leave parc ferme post race unless confirmed by a scrutineer.

• SR34 Cameras on karts are not permitted for race day.

• SR35 Kart engines are to be started in designated areas on site and not before or after the agreed time. Kart Repair area is designated in parc ferme.

• RACEDAY-TYRES used for three lap practice will be the marked as race tyres for the raceday.

• Notice to all competitors that the Following Traders are recognized as the ONLY Official traders at each Hunts Kart Racing Club race weekend during the 2014 season.

• PLEASENOTESIGNINGONWILLBECLOSEAT8.45AM

Spellfame, Ziemelis MotorSport, Official HKRC action photographer is PIXILERO

All news and Club information can be found on the HKRC website www.hkrc.co.uk

correct at time of issue.

Saturday

Light Cloud

Max: 13oCSunrise: 07:09

Sunday

Light Rain

Max: 13oCSunrise: 07:11

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HKRC Drivers Supporting The Go-Motorsport Day at Snetterton - 19th October 2014Ben Thomson

Ben Cochran

Harvey Charter

Elio Dalessendro

Archie Albone

Adam Zielinski

Sam Neale

Adam Sparrow

James Hillary

Scott Cansdale

Alistair Topliss

Benjamin Topliss

Louis Back

Cameron Kingham

Robin Kingham

Gary Potkins

Richard Neale

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Remembrance SundayThe Hunts Karts Racing Club will observe the 2 minutes silence on Sunday. The meeting will be paused for 15 minutes and the service of remembrance from Whitehall will be played live on the tannoy. We welcome all

competitors and teams to join our officials at the start finish line to pay our respects.

Thank youOn the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918, the First World War ended. Since

then, 11th November or Armistice Day, has been enshrined in the memories of the nation as a day to pause and remember those who have given their lives for the peace and freedom we enjoy today.

Remembrance Sunday is the day traditionally put aside to remember all those who have given their lives for the peace and freedom we enjoy today. On this day people across the nation pause to reflect on the

sacrifices made by our brave Service men and women.

The National Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall is a unique expression of national homage devoted to the remembrance of those who have given their lives in war. It was originally conceived as a commemoration of the war dead of the first World War but after the Second World War the scope of the ceremony was extended to focus on the nation’s dead of both World Wars, and in 1980 it was widened once again to extend the remembrance to all who have suffered and died in conflict in the service of their country

and all those who mourn them.

“Lest we forget”

VE Day AnniversaryTuesday 8 May 1945 was ‘Victory in Europe’ (VE) Day and it marked the formal end of Hitler’s war. With it came the end of six years of misery, suffering, courage and endurance across the world. Individuals reacted in very different ways to the end of the nightmare: some celebrated by partying; others spent the day in quiet reflection; and there were those too busy carrying out tasks to do eithe same again.

Lest we forgetKimbolton airfield was the home of the 379th Bomb Group during WW2. The 379th Bomb Group flew

B17s and the group was signified by the letter K within a triangle on its tail. During all of its 330 bombing missions, it dropped 26,640 tons of bombs, shot down 315 enemy aircraft and lost 141 of its B-17s to enemy action. The 379th Bomb Group was the only unit ever awarded the 8th honour in recognition of its achievements. They also received two Presidential Unit Citations. The Group flew its last combat

mission on April 25, 1945 and was finally deactivated on July 25, 1945.

Hunts Kart Racing ClubRemembrance Day

World War II, fought, from 1939 until 1945, was the largest armed conflict the world has ever seen, and remains one of the most significant events in human history. Military forces from over seventy nations fought air, land and sea battles spanning much of the globe, resulting in the deaths of over sixty million people. The war ended in 1945 with an Allied victory.After France had fallen in 1940, the United Kingdom was out of money. Franklin Roosevelt persuaded the U.S. Congress to pass the Lend-Lease act on March 11, 1941, which provided the United Kingdom and 37 other countries with US$50 billion dollars in military equipment and other supplies, US$31.4 billion of it going to the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.Canada operated a similar program that sent $4.7 billion in supplies to the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union.In the summer of 1941, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands began an oil embargo against Japan, threatening its ability to fight a major war at sea or in the air. However, Japanese forces continued to advance into China. Japan planned an attack on Pearl Harbor to cripple the U.S. Pacific Fleet, then seize oil fields in the Dutch East Indies. On December 7, a Japanese carrier fleet launched an unexpected air attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The raid destroyed most of the American aircraft on the island and knocked the main American battle fleet out of action (six battleships sank, but four of them along with two other badly damaged battleships eventually returned to service). However, the four American aircraft carriers that had been the intended main target of the Japanese attack were off at sea. At Pearl Harbor, the main dock, supply, and repair facilities were quickly repaired.The attack united American public opinion to demand vengeance against Japan. The following day, December 8, the United States declared war on Japan. On the same day, Japan invaded Malaya, and China officially declared war against Japan.Germany declared war on the United States on December 11, even though it was not obliged to do so under the Tripartite Pact. Hitler hoped that Japan would support Germany by attacking the Soviet Union. Japan did not oblige because it had signed a non-aggression treaty with the Soviet Union. Instead, Germany’s declaration largely removed any significant opposition to the United States’ joining the fight in the Europe Theatre with full commitment.The U.S., UK, and Canadian air forces counterattacked the Luftwaffe and began large-scale strategic bombing, eventually targeting major cities inside Germany.The U.S concentrated on daytime bombing, while the RAF done their bombing during the night. This effort was orchestrated by Air Chief Marshall Harris, who became known as ‘Bomber Harris’. Additionally, Winston Churchill ordered “terror raids” intended to wipe out whole cities in one go, by incendiary devices causing firestorms, thus depriving German workers of their homes. Mass raids involving upwards of 500 to 1000 heavy bombers at a time were undertaken against airfields, industrial centers, submarine bases, rail-marshalling yards, oil depots and, in the later stages of the war, launching sites for weapons such as the V-1 missile (nicknamed ‘doodlebug’), the V-2 rocket and a jet-engined plane, the Messerschmitt Me 262. The Luftwaffe was overwhelmed and had only a few operational planes left by late 1944 on the Western Front. By 1945, all major German cities were burnt-out ruins.

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17thJanuary2015The Sharnbrook Hotel

incorporating VesuviO Restaurant & Bar

Park Lane (off A6), Sharnbrook, Beds MK44 1LXPlease direct all enquiries to 01234-783142 E-mail: [email protected]

ContactSandraPenstone-Smithformoredetails.DIRECTIONS TO THE SHARNBROOK HOTEL

2014 HUNTS KART RACING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTATION EVENING

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From the South (Bedford):• LeaveBedford• TaketheA6(7Miles)• PassbyMiltonErnestandatthefirstroundaboutsignposted

Sharnbrook take the 2nd exit (straight over)• ContinuedownA6andafterpartialdualcarriageway,turnleft

onto Park Lane

From the North:• TaketheA6• PassbyRushden(4Miles)

• TurnrightonParkLane

From the West (Northampton):• LeaveNorthampton• ContinuestraightintoA45(11Miles)• Takethe3rdExitofftheChownsMillRoundaboutintoA6.

(Rushden ) (3.4 Miles)• TaketheA6• PassbyRushden(4Miles)• Turn right on Park Lane

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Sunday9thNovember2014 Incorporatinground11oftheHKRC2014ClubChampionship

Held under the general regulations of the MSA Motor Sports Association Ltd (incorporating the provisions of the International Sporting code of the FIA) and the Supplementary Regulations.

ChampionshipPermitNumberCH/2014/K40 NatBPermitnumber82769

MSA STEWARD Mrs Elaine Brice

CLUB STEWARDS Geoff Boswell, Barry Sheldon, Mark Lawman

CLERK OF THE COURSE Geoff Hitchings

Deputy CLERKS OF THE COURSE Des Woodcock, Ian Higgins

Assistant CLERK OF THE COURSE Mick French

CHIEF SCRUTINEER Nigel Freeman JOF

ELIGILIBITY SCRUTINEER Robin Kingham

SCRUTINEERS Richard Harding, Jess Kingham, Darren Clarke

ENVIROMENTAL SCRUTINEER Adrian Coales

SECERTARY OF THE MEETING Daphne Freeman

LAP SCORER Sandra Penstone-Smith

COMMENTATOR Jonathan Needham

STARTER Simon Badcock JOF

GRID MARSHAL Tim Penstone-Smith

Assistant GRID MARSHAL TBA

CHIEF MARSHAL Barry Stuart

CHIEF OBSERVER TBA

MARSHALS BMMC and friends of the Club

TIMING AND RESULTS Sarah Freeman-Harding JOF

RACE CONTROL PERSONEL Elaine Chesterman, Ellen Chesterman

CIRCUIT MAINTENANCE Geoff Boswell, Mark Lawman, Barry Sheldon

CHILD PROTECTION OFFICER (CPO) Daphne Freeman

SIGNINGONFROM7.30AM–8.30AMPLEASE NOTE SIGNING ON CLOSES AT 8.45AM

SCRUNITEERINGFROM7.45AMDRIVERSBRIEFINGONSTART/FINISHLINEAT9.30AMPROMPT


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Hunts Kart Racing Club Sunday 9th November 2013

PracticeOrder–3lapsHonda Cadet Mini MaxJunior Rotax / J X30Junior TKM Iame Senior X30 / 177/MastersSenior TKM Extreme Senior Rotax

Heat11 Honda Cadet2 Mini Max3 Junior Rotax / JX304 Junior TKM 5 Iame6 Senior X30 / 177/177M7 Senior TKM Extreme8 Senior Rotax

Heat29 Honda Cadet 10 Mini Max11 Junior Rotax / JX3012 Junior TKM13 Iame 14 Senior X30 / 177/177M15 Senior TKM Extreme16 Senior Rotax

Finals 17 Honda Cadet18 Mini Max19 Junior Rotax20 Junior TKM 21 Iame22 Senior X30/ 177/ 177 Masters23 Senior TKM Extreme24 Senior Rotax

Please be aware that this programme is subject to change.

WewillbeusingCIRCUIT1

THIS WILL BE A TIMED MEETING.

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CADET (IAME)

No Name Chassis Engine Town Club

10 Jonny Wilkinson Synergy Iame Northants FEKC15 N Masatora Wada Zip Iame Sussex Stars20 Alfie Woodrow Shark Iame Frensham HKRC23 Lorcan Hanafin Zip Iame Leeds TVKC24 N Luke Speechley Zip Iame Cambs LKRC25 Daniel Mackintosh Zip Iame Rampisam CPKC32 Joshua Rowledge Zip Iame Wimborne CPKC33 Zak Rowledge Zip Iame Wimborne CPKC37 Piers Henderson Zip Iame Norfolk HKRC42 Caden McQueen Zip Iame Beds Stars44 Leonardo Panyiotou Zip Iame Herts HKRC49 Abbi Pulling Gillard Iame Lincs HKRC50 Kyle Connolly Zip Iame Shropshire HKRC53 Toby McDonald Shark Iame Surrey HKRC60 Dylan Hotchin Zip Iame Gainsborough TVKC63 Fraser Fenwick Zip Iame Lincoln TVKC64 Matthew Hunt Zip Iame Notts TVKC66 Reggie Duhy Zip Iame Suffolk HKRC68 Tom Smith Zip Iame Beds HKRC71 Alicia Barnett Zip Iame N. Lincs TVKC78 Robert Taylor Wright Iame Northants HKRC81 Max Speed Zip Iame Worcs SKRC82 Joel Bradford Wright Iame Cambs HKRC83 Jack Smith Zip Iame N.Yorks TVKC88 Ben Cochran Wright Iame Suffolk HKRC90 Alexander Walker Synergy Iame Beds HKRC

Note: When your Kart is Scrutineered please make sure your Race tyres are on as they may be marked.

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HONDA


5 Harry Thompson Project One Honda Harlow HKRC6 Keaton Samra Cobra Honda Northants TVKC23 Wesley Mason Project One Honda E. Sussex HKRC25 Casper Stevenson Zip Honda London Riss28 Ethan Kaye Project One Honda S. Milford HKRC29 Harvey Charter Wright Honda Cambs HKRC35 Ben Kasperczak CRG Honda Herts HKRC39 Harrison Fox Project One Honda Essex41 Bailey Morgan Project One Honda E. Sussex BPKC44 Ben Thomson Zip Honda Northants HKRC45 Ethan Newsham Project One Honda Herts HKRC46 N Jack Nicholson Project One Honda Norfolk HKC55 N Travis Mitchell Project One Honda Rothley Riss59 Axel La Flamme Zip Honda London HKRC62 Oliver Clarke BRK Honda Norfolk HKRC67 Henry Laws Zip Honda Cambs HKRC80 Michael Sutton Project One Honda Cambs HKRC87 Oliver Bearman Zip Honda Essex HKRC90 N Daryl De Leon Taylor Project One Honda Herts HKC99 Lucas Ellingham Zip Honda Cambs HKRC

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ROTAX MINI MAX


17 Scott Cansdale Tonykart Rotax Suffolk HKRC18 Timothy Amadi Tonykart Rotax Kent HKRC20 Harry Dyson Octane Rotax Essex HKC21 Bethany Abbott Tonykart Rotax London HKRC22 Shaye Stewart Tonykart Rotax Beds HKRC35 Dec Willicombe Exprit Rotax Beds Stars36 Lochlan Bearman Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC37 Jake Simpson Tonykart Rotax Cambs HKRC40 N Matthew Biry Tonykart Rotax Oxon HKRC42 Bryony King Tonykart Rotax Cambs HKRC44 N Marcus Medcalf Tonykart Rotax Beds HKC46 James Hillery Kosmic Rotax Norfolk HKRC50 Alfie Haralambous Octane Rotax Herts HKC52 Jack Deakin Tonykart Rotax Beds HKRC68 Samuel Cornwell Kosmic Rotax Essex HKRC72 Saul Robinson MS Kart Rotax Cheshire HKRC74 Thomas Byrne Tonykart Rotax Beds HKRC89 Rowan Bailey Kosmic Rotax Essex HKRC96 Nelson King Tonykart Rotax Kent TVKC97 Harrison Huggan Tonykart Rotax Cambs HKRC

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ROTAX JUNIOR MAX


1 Sandy Mitchell Sodi Rotax Fofar TVKC17 N Jacob Page CRG Rotax Leics HKRC18 Brandon Matschull Kosmic Rotax Cambs HKRC 20 Ronan Quinn Tonykart Rotax Leics HKRC27 Alex Burford-Fuller Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC29 Jordan Musk Kosmic Rotax Northants HKRC30 Darshan Pindoria Tonykart Rotax Essex Stars33 Johnathan Hoggard Tonykart Rotax Lincs HKRC41 William Stacey Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC48 Inem Coker Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC51 Will Heasman Tonykart Rotax Kent BPKC53 Jack Brookes Tonykart Rotax Sutton Coldfield Stars57 Lewis Bickers Tonykart Rotax Bucks HKRC58 Anthony Ayres MecTech Rotax Essex HKRC73 Lawrence Claridge Tonykart Rotax Cambs HKRC79 Tye Mason Kosmic Rotax Essex HKRC80 Jordan Brown Kosmic Rotax Leics HKRC90 Ryan Gillespie Kosmic Rotax Essex HKRC94 Levi King Tonykart Rotax Kent TVKC97 Aaron Drury Tonykart Rotax Herts HKRC

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ROTAX SENIOR MAX


14 N Sam Crossley Kosmic Rotax Norwich HKRC16 Ashley Sutton Octane Rotax Herts HKC18 Jake Dennis Tonykart Rotax Warks TVKC19 Joe Higham CRG Rotax Leics HKRC22 Alister Topliss Gillard Rotax Suffolk HKRC23 Kieran Allen Octane Rotax Herts HKC25 Aaran Stroud Kosmic Rotax Kent BMKC33 Leon Hilleard OK1 Rotax Somerset DKRC44 James Reveler Tonykart Rotax Middlesex BPKC46 Benjamin Topliss Gillard Rotax Suffolk HKRC53 George Willis Kosmic Rotax Essex HKC65 Liam Ferguson Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC67 Adrian Williams Kosmic Rotax Cambs HKRC71 Lewis Adamson Mach 1 Rotax Cheshire MBKC72 Harry Edwards Kosmic Rotax Leics HKRC73 Tom Wastell Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC77 Harry Holdbrook Tonykart Rotax Essex HKRC79 Marcus Pett Tonykart Rotax Lincs HKRC85 William Maddison Gillard Rotax Lincs HKRC88 Derek Morgan Gillard Rotax Essex HKRC96 Andrew Winter Gillard Rotax Herts HKRC

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X30JUNIOR


25 Callum Bradshaw Tonykart Iame Leics HKRC27 Mitchell Digby MS Kart Iame Northants Stars32 James Beckwith Tonykart Iame Beds HKRC38 Lewis Kent Tonykart Iame Essex HKRC40 Joshua Simms ART Iame Beds Stars44 Philip Hanson Tonykart Iame Berks HKRC71 Jac Maybin MS Kart Iame Northants Stars

X30SENIOR


18 Adam Smith ART Iame Wilts HKRC23 Glenn Guest Tonykart Iame Leics HKRC25 Nick Deeley MS Kart Iame Staffs27 Dean Stimson Kosmic Iame Cambs HKRC34 Lewis Outten Tonykart Iame Essex HKRC38 Andrew Rees-Reynolds CRG Iame Herts HKRC55 Michael Killingworth Tonykart Iame Notts HKRC


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JUNIOR TKM


6 Shea Pearce Tonykart TKM Corby HKRC12 Harrison Smith Tonykart TKM Essex HKRC15 N Charles Machin Velcoe TKM Ipswich HKRC16 Ethan Andrews Tonykart TKM Beds HKRC19 Adam Sparrow Tal-ko TKM Cambs HKRC21 Lucy Dunmore Wright TKM Cambs HKRC23 Elio D Alessandro Talko TKM Herts HKRC24 Oscar Proietti Intrepid TKM Cambs HKRC25 N Tom Rushforth Jade TKM Norwich BSRC27 Roman Haskett Tonykart TKM Oxon SKRC28 Jordan Lee Chapman Jade TKM Northants HKRC30 Luca Proietti Jade TKM Cambs HKRC33 Chris Whitton Tal-ko TKM Lincs HKRC35 Bradley White Jade TKM Peterborough HKRC39 N Leanna Page Tonykart TKM Quorn TVKC50 Sam Munro Tonykart TKM Leics HKRC54 Sam Neale Arrow TKM Cambs HKRC58 Matthew Ayres Jade TKM Worcs Stars61 Jodene Newman Jade TKM Hants HKRC63 Archie Strong Jade TKM Oxon Riss71 Louis Wortley Jade TKM Norfolk HKRC89 Archie Albone Tonykart TKM Herts HKRC92 Matthew Taylor Tonykart TKM Surrey HKRC95 Adam Zielinski Tal-ko TKM Beds HKRC97 Kye Springfield Tonykart TKM Suffolk HKRC99 Todd Kennedy Tonykart TKM Hants HKRC

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SENIOR TKM EXTREME


7 Matthew Allnutt Tonykart TKM Faringdon Riss12 Eliot Bridgeman Tonykart TKM Cambs HKRC19 Scott Jeffs Jade TKM Warks SKRC27 Ashley Ruggles Tal-Ko TKM Essex HKRC28 Shane Power Tonykart TKM Cheshire HKRC37 Steve Chisholm Jade TKM Suffolk HKRC38 Shaun Abbott Talko TKM Suffolk HKRC40 Rebecca Cocklin Tonykart TKM London HKRC45 Jamie Tyler MS Kart TKM Northants HKRC46 Michael McAneny MS Kart TKM Northants HKRC47 N Ashley Dear Tal-Ko TKM Herts HKRC52 Louis Back Tonykart TKM Norfolk HKRC53 Owain Rosser Jade TKM Essex HKRC56 Rowan Reed Tonykart TKM Cambs HKRC62 N Ollie Milner Alonso TKM Cambs HKRC66 George Peters Tonykart TKM Herts HKRC77 Mike Hitchcock Tonykart TKM Bucks HKRC79 Ross Darlington Tonykart TKM Staffs HKRC90 Joe Stockford MS Kart TKM Kent HKRC95 Andrew Rush Tonykart TKM Northants HKRC96 Ben Davis Jade TKM Warks HKRC

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ROTAX177

ROTAX177MASTERS


35 Dan Fidler Sodi Rotax Berks HKRC46 N Charlie Vail Kosmic Rotax Cambs HKRC94 Rino Russo Mach 1 Rotax Cambridge HKRC


28 Tony Semple Birel Rotax Herts HKRC42 Gordon Chenery Kosmic Rotax Norfolk HKRC65 Simon Hilton Kosmic Rotax Norfolk HKRC 66 Derek Watts Tonykart Rotax Middlesex HKRC68 Simon Harris Sodi Rotax Reading HKRC73 N Darren Whaley Kosmic Rotax W.Sussex FEKC

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Fastest Lap Records by ClassCircuit One

68A

69A

71A

72A

70A

67A

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293031323334353637

535455565758596061

737475767796

97

9899

7879100101113114

1112

1314

1516

1718

1920

2122

2324

2526

2728

3839

4041

42

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

52

6263

6465

6667

6869

7071

72

8081

8283

84

8586

8788

8990

9192

9394

95

102103104105106107

108109110111112

115116117118119

131132133134135120121122123124125

126127128129130

139140141142

143144145146147

154

1551

56

157

158

Laze

r S

tr.

TKM StraightHines Straight

Dan Wheldon Cnr.

Kes

trel Cnr.

Circuit Length

Stow Corner

The Willows A

mbu

lanc

e

Start /FinishK

imbolton Cnr.

V15

Alfano Strips Distances

Ambulance

1 to 2 = 246.1m - All2 to 3 = 361.7m - Direct Drive3 to 1 = 392.4m - All

Yamitsu StraightAm

bula

nce

Marshals Posts

run-off gravel/

bark

MP1

MP2

MP3

MP4

MP5

MP6

MP7

MP8

Mag. Timing Strips: 3

Noise Meter

Mag Strip 2

MagStrip 3

Transponder Strip

MagStrip 1

1 Unreserved Pit Bay Areas & Free Parking on Gravel

2 Reserved Pit Bay Area on Tarmac Area

3 Reserved Pit Bay Area on Gravel / Concrete Area

4 Medical Centre / Race Control / Clerk of the Course

5 Scrutineering Area

5A Viewing Gallery

6 Dummy Grid

6A Pre-Grid Area

7 Trolley Park

8 Parc Ferme

9 Toilets / Showers

10 Caterering Area

11 Water

12 Spectating Areas

13 Visitors & Spectators Car Park

14 Engine Starting Bays-1 & 2

Entra

nce

Trees & Shrubs

Fire Extinguiser Points

KEEP ROADWAYS CLEAR AT ALL TIMES - EMERGENCY SERVICES ACCESS

1

3

3

4

567

8

910

11

12

12

14

12

13

5A

12

2

1

6A

FP 1FP 1

FP 2FP 2

Assembly AreasFP 1FP 1 FP 2FP 2

KIMBOLTON CIRCUIT wKIMBOLTON CIRCUIT 1KIMBOLTON CIRCUIT 1

989.5 m (Direct Drive)

Bus Stop

COMER CADET Ellis Hanks 47.57 10/05/09 CADET IAME Alex Quinn 48.22 14/07/13 WTP CADET Cory Stevens 47.86 11/04/10 HONDA CADET Lochlan Bearman 48.79 14/07/13 MINI MAX Danny Harrison 43.56 9/03/14 JUNIOR ROTAX Imen Coker 42.52 9/03/14 JUNIOR TKM Stephen Letts 42.54 11/08/13 ROTAX 177 Lucas Orrock 41.78 10/10/09 177 Masters Greg Finke 41.98 8/09/13 SENIOR ROTAX Danny Russell 40.66 15/11/09 TKM EXTREME Will Van Es 42.47 11/08/13 TKM CLUBMAN Colin Morris 43.43 11/08/13 KZ 1 Alice Powell 36.83 15/10/08 KZ 2 Max Robinson 40.28 12/04/09 KZ 3 Macauly Walsh 40.51 12/04/09 250 Ross Allen 35.72 13/04/09 Europa Damian Hickman 38.53 10/08/08 125 Super4 Stephen Lane 36.36 10/05/09 125 gearbox Richard Palmer 36.57 14/11/12 210 gearbox Lee Plain 40.02 9/08/09 250 0 plate James Tucker 35.08 13/09/09 Honda prokart Steven Walsh 48.36 10/04/11 TKM 4 Stroke Snr Thomas McMurry 43.05 12/08/12 X30 JUNIOR Lewis Kent 42.33 9/03/14 X30 SENIOR Jack Bartholomew 41.25 9/03/14

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Fastest Lap Records by ClassCircuit Two

68A

69A

71A

72A

70A

67A

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293031323334353637

535455565758596061

737475767796

97

9899

7879100101113114

1112

1314

1516

1718

1920

2122

2324

2526

2728

3839

4041

42

4243

4445

4647

4849

5051

52

6263

6465

6667

6869

7071

72

8081

8283

84

8586

8788

8990

9192

9394

95

102103104105106107

108109110111112

115116117118119

131132133134135120121122123124125

126127128129130

139140141142

143144145146147

154

1551

56

157

158

Laze

r St

r.

TKM StraightHines Straight

Dan Wheldon Cnr.

Kest

rel Cnr.

Circuit Length

Stow Corner

The Willows

Am

bula

nce

Start /Finish

Kim

bolton Cnr.

V15

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MINI MAX Ben Mathews 0.48.05 11/07/2010

ROTAX JUNIOR Bobby Neil 0.46.74 13/09/2009

JUNIOR TKM Lewis Outen 0.47.39 8/06/2013

ROTAX SENIOR Andrew Rees-Reynolds 0.46.00 11/07/2010

ROTAX 177 Dan Holland 0.46.60 8/06/2008

CADET WTP Hannah Pym 0.53.53 13/09/2009

IAME CADET Thomas Byrne 0.54.01 8/06/2013

HONDA (R) Ben Kasperczak 0.53.85 8/06/2013

CADET HONDA Dino Lee 0.53.36 11/07/2010

ROTAX 177 MASTERS Alex Rowley 0.46.57 8/06/2013

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CADET DP ENGRAVINGS 1st Adam Sparrow 2nd Reggie Duhy 3rd Leonardo Panayiotou 4th Taylor Whitson

IAME – JOHN MILLS RACING 1st Thomas Byrne 2nd Shaye Stewart 3rd Thomas Smith

HONDA - PROJECT ONE RACING 1st Lochlan Bearman 2nd Wesley Mason 3rd James Hillery 4th Harry Thompson 5th Connor McCarthy 6th Ben Thomson

MINI MAX - KESTREL KARTS TROPHY 1st Aaron Drury 2nd Jake Blackledge 3rd Ryan Gillespie 4th Angelo Parodi 5th William Stacey 6th Anthony Ayres

JUNIOR ROTAX - TOPKTAZ KART CLUB 1st Harry Holdbrook 2nd Joe Higham 3rd Alex Sissins 4th Ollie Skingley 5th Ben Topliss 6th Michael Killingworth

JUNIOR TKM - KATHLEEN WILSON TROPHY 1st Lewis Outten 2nd Andrew Rush 3rd Owain Rosser 4th Bradley White 5th James Clarke 6th Ben Davis

SENIOR TKM EX - TALKO TROPHY 1st Will Van Es 2nd Michael Cornell 3rd Joe Stockford 4th Steven Chisholm 5th Jamie Tyler 6th Ross Darlington

SENIOR ROTAX - TAYLOR INTERNATIONAL TROPHY 1st Derek Morgan 2nd Liam Ferguson 3rd Bobby Neil 4th Harry Edwards 5th Shaun Arnold 6th Marcus Pett

177 ROTAX - JKH TROPHY 1st Alex Rowley 2nd Brandon Grinter

177 MASTERS - SPELLFAME TROPHY 1st Paul Bell 2nd Adrian Williams 3rd Simon Hilton 4th Derek Watts

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Mark Hines Trophy – OSCAR PRIOETTI

Derek Dagless Ladies Memorial Trophy – 1stREBECCA COCKLIN 2ndBETHANY ABBOT 3rdMOLLY HART

Most Improved Junior – JORDON MUSK

Most Improved Senior – MICHAEL MCANEMY

Overall Junior Class 1 Points Champion – ADAM SPARROW

Overall Senior Class 1 Points Champion – ALEX ROWLEY

Junior Sportsman – ELIO D’ALESSANDRO

Senior Sportsman – MARCUS PETT

Wally Trophy – MARK LAWMAN

HKRC Marshal of The Year – TIM PENSTONE SMITH

SPECIAL TROPHY WINNERS FOR 2013

Evening raffle raised £300 to be donated to the British heart Foundation

Chairman’s speech winner – Robin Kingham – 1hr 34 mins 15 seconds

Table 9 – adult and junior quiz champions

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EAST ANGLIAN TROPHY WINNERS 2014IAME CADET 1st 42 Caden McQueen 2nd 66 Reggie Duhy 3rd 68 Thomas Smith 4th 25 Callum Bradshaw 5th 90 Alexander Walker

HONDA 1st 0 Myles Apps 2nd 37 Harry Thompson 3rd 35 Ben Kasperczak 4th 10 Keaton Samara 5th 87 Oliver Bearman 6th 13 Luk Whithead

MINIMAX 1st 62 Tyler Sullivan 2nd 33 Johnathan Hoggard 3rd 36 Lochlan Bearman 4th 19 Danny Harrison 5th 18 Timothy Amadi

JUNIOR MAX 1st 48 Inem Coker 2nd 97 Aaron Drury 3rd 66 StefCharalambous 4th 57 Lewis Bickers 5th 79 Tye Mason 6th 71 Aaron Bass

JUNIOR TKM 1st 16 Ethan Andrews 2nd 33 Chris Whitton 3rd 10 Shea Pearce 4th 92 Matthew Taylor 5th 18 Liam Wilson 6th 19 Adam Sparrow

X30 JUNIOR 1st 38 Lewis Kent 2nd 18 MatthewHopcraft

TKM EXTREME 1st Jamie Tyler 2nd Owain Rosser 3rd Steve Chisholm 4th Joe Stockford 5th Ben Davis 6th Ashley Ruggles

SENIOR ROTAX 1st 35 James Johnson 2nd 88 Derek Morgan 3rd 79 Marcus Pett 4th 49 Bobby Neil 5th 77 Harry Holdbrook

ROTAX 177 1st 67 Alex Rowley 2nd 69 Aaron Charles 3rd 46 N Charlie Vail

177 MASTERS 1st 42 Gordon Chenery 2nd 26 Paul Cook 3rd 76 Adrian Williams

X30 SENIOR 1st 89 Jack Bartholomew 2nd 38 Andrew ReesReynolds 3rd 98 James Corpe

Junior driver of the weekend Lewis Bickers

Senior driver of the weekend Jamie Tyler

Winner of the Spellfame 2014 World Championship trolley race Scott’s Beaches

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MAXXIS TKM FESTIVAL WINNERS 8th/9th/10th AUGUST 2014

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2nd JOSH WARING

3rd KYLE SPROUT

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5th JACK PARTRIDGE

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1st JOE FORSDYKE

2nd BRENDAN SPEIGHT

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5th JOSHUA MAKEPEACE-DERRY

6th MARCUS EDMUNDS

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2nd JACK MACCAULEY

3rd RICKY JOHNSON

4th LUKE OGDEN

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1st DINO LEE

2nd ARRAN MILLS

3rd SAUL ROBINSON

4th SHEA PEARCE

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JNR FESTIVAL

1st JOE TAYLOR

2nd LEWIS WADLEY

3rd N DANIEL BURGESS

4th ADAM ZIELINSKI

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Hunts Kart Race Club held the last of its ‘summer month’ format meetings on Sunday October 12th 2014, with three heats and a 10 minute final on offer to each competitor. This meant that most finals were running to 15 or 16 laps.

Honda Cadet: Dragon Pinsent’s early lead evaporated within four laps as Harry Thompson, Zak Rogers, Ben Kasperczak and Louie Westover dragged each other along and onto the rear bumper of the early leader. Pinsent suddenly found himself in fifth as his four pursuers streamed past. Kasperczak took over at the front, with Thompson and Rogers locked on to his rear bumper. A lap later Thompson led over the line and then it was the turn of Rogers to be top dog. Amazingly, Pinsent had now recovered enough the leap forward from fourth back into the lead, but with Thomson, Rogers and Kasperzcak still pressing, the next time round he was third. Kasperzcak moved up to second, but was then taken out at Derek’s by Rogers, allowing Thompson to win by a comparatively safe half a second, ahead of Rogers and Pinsent. Rogers was excluded though and so Pinsent was promoted to second and Westover third.

Senior Rotax: Liam Ferguson led from the first corner to the line as poleman Andrew Winter was shuffled to the outside at Stow and dropped down the order. Ashlee Whiteman was looking comfortable in second but his pace dropped off in the final few laps allowing Luke Knott into second.

JuniorRotaxandX30:Inem Coker already had a half second lead at the end of lap one and he continued to grow the gap to those behind him. Initially, Lewis Bickers moved into second from Jack Brookes, Ronan Quinn and Aaron Drury. Of these, it was Drury who was moving in the right direction, third on lap two, then second on lap five. His hold on that place was temporarily relinquished a lap later with Bickers and Tye Mason both squeezing past. A lap later, Mason was in second, Drury third and Bickers back in fourth. Drury retook second on lap ten and withstanding Mason’s best efforts took the runner up spot. Mason finished a comfortable third. The X30 class was won by Joshua Simms.

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TKM Extreme: The Extreme final saw a lights to flag win for Andrew Rush who finished streets ahead of the rest. Owain Rosser and Michael Cornell had a race long battle over second and third, swapping positions on several occasions. It was Cornell who emerged from Kimbolton for the last time ahead of Rosser with just a whisker separating them at the line.

Iame Cadet: Dexter Patterson led the way, but it wasn’t all plain sailing. Piers Henderson kept Patterson honest for the first half of the race, but then lost several places. Thomas Smith took up the challenge, but whilst chasing the lead, had to contend with Bray Kenneally and Christopher Draper. With two laps to go Kenneally went to pass Smith, but spun off. The gap opened up for Draper and Brendon Martland to take second and third. In a dramatic finish Draper just failed to snatch the win from Patterson.

Mini Max: With three front runners in a spin on lap one, life was made easy for Johnathan Hoggard who was already looking good for a lights to flag win. Saul Robinson was hunted down by Fin Kenneally and had to relinquish second on lap eight. A couple of laps later, Thomas Byrne pushed Robinson down to fourth, but although he regained the place a lap later, a spin left Robinson back in ninth from which there was no way forward. So when the flag came down, it was Hoggard winning by over five seconds from Kenneally and Byrne.

SeniorX30,177andMasters:In X30 Lewis Outten was the man on the move. Fifth on lap one, he took a couple of laps to move up to third and two more to bridge the gap to leader Adam Smith. The order stayed the same to the line, with Max Clarke taking third after George Matthew was excluded. Alex Rowley looked to be running away with 177, but his kart let him down and he failed to finish. Charlie Whaley took the class win from Dan Fidler. Derek Watts won the Masters class ahead of Simon Harris and Darren Whaley.

Junior TKM: From their row two start, Chris Whitton and Bradley White got the better of Matthew Taylor and Martin Ayres. Whitton built up a decent lead over the next few laps, with White also clear of third placed Shea Pearce who had by now passed Taylor and Ayres. As half distance approached, White began to make inroads into Whitton’s lead and suddenly he was on the rear bumper of the leader. A lap later he hit the front, but this stung Whitton into action. Allowing White only two laps of glory, Whitton re-took the lead on the penultimate lap. White tried his utmost to reverse the situation, but Whitton held on to win by less than a tenth of a second. Ayres managed to usurp Shea on the last lap to grab third.

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