New faces make their junior debuts
Several new faces made their debut in the junior classes. Five-year-old Aimee Hartley, now starting her second season in the Bambinos section, took the third-place trophy back home to Cadwell.
Barton’s Jack Badley finished first in Mini-Max ahead of Louth’s Daniel Drury.
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Hide AdAnd David Darnborough, from Brinkhill, took top honours in the Junior-Max.
Louth driver Wayne Hutson’s earned his greatest success since starting karting.
He battled hard all day to secure his first winners’ trophy in the highly-competitive Senior-Max section.
Rob McFarlane dominated the super quick KZ125’s and Spilsby’s Chris Lake enjoyed third in only his first race in the class.
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Hide AdIn the 250 gearbox, old hands John Faulkner, from Coningsby, and Rob Cordell, from Grimsby, dominated.
Results: Bambino: 1 Adam Boocock, 2 Lincoln Douglas, 3 Aimee Hartley, Novice award Kian Amee; Cadets: 1 Chloe Buckley, 2 Jayden Emery, 3 Cameron Belt; Mini-Max: 1 Jack Badley, 2 Daniel Drury; Junior-Max: 1 David Darnborough; Max-Light: 1 Kurt Davies, 2 Damo Mott; Senior-Max: 1 Wayne Hutson, 2 Joseph Gordon, 3 Jonathan Gordon; F100 - 1 James Gartside, 2 Katie Bourn, 3 Helen Mawer; KZ125: 1 Rob McFarlane, 2 Oliver Rideout, 3 Chris Lake; 250 Gearbox: 1 John Faulkner, 2 Rob Cordell snr; Open: 1 Josh Pennell, 2 Ryan Derbyshire, 3 Mathew Amee.
Round two will be held on Sunday, March 27, with practice the day before.
The warm-up begins at 10am, with the first race getting underway at 10.30am.
Spectators are welcome and the entrance is next to Woodthorpe Garden Centre.