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Sunday 13th September 2009

By Kenny Baird


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In Class 3 Neil Bennett was storming in the Batten Special and was too quick for George Cooper in the little supercharged MG J2.
Class 4 was another win for Martin Spencer in the crowd pleasing Spider II - he really got to grip with the track and recorded a best run of 29.68 seconds, a time which bettered much of the more modern machinery entered!
Class 5 was rather depleted on the Sunday with only three runners. Kenny Baird managed to take advantage of this to record a Class win in 32.74 seconds from Alastair McCaig in the lovely Ecurie Ecosse XK120 and the overheating Terrier of Scott Goodfellow.
In Class 6, George Laycock was delighted to run a sub 32 second time in Peter Speakman's Chapman Mercury.
Class 8 had another win for Stewart Robb in the indecently fast 1963 based Midget with Alistair Simpson in second place again in the Tiger. Jamie and Shonagh Gibbon overcame their problems and ran a standard P6 Rover 2000 saloon which was nonetheless good enough for Shonagh to win the Sunday Ladies prize.
Neville Anderson had Class 9 all to himself and had the Nike running better than Saturday to record a best of 31.04 secs
Similarly, Class 10 was a solo affair for Chris Merrick who finally got to grips with the ex James Hunt Dastle for a best time of 29.58 seconds.
Class 11 once again belonged to Andrew Smith's +8 Morgan with Brian Beverley again in second place in the Escort. Special mention must go to the McKinnons in their Triumph TR4 which ran consistently below 32 seconds.
In Class 12 local lad Mark Jardine managed a 29.55 second run to win the Class from Alloa's Jock Ramsay driving (what else?) an Opel Manta. Alistair Mathieson enjoyed his weekend in the monster TVR Griffith 500 despite a couple of near misses, although on one run he did manage to leave the track completely and "take out" the timing clock! No harm done to car or timing equipment!
Class 13 was another Andy Smith benefit in the very, very fast +8 Morgan. He was the only person all weekend to dip into the 27 second category and he ran 27.97 and 27.96 seconds to give him the Class win and also FTD. Last years Revival winner Stan Bernard was almost a full second behind at 28.74 secs with Russell Paterson third in another +8 Morgan.
Fraser Ewart managed two wins in the Bentley Classes 14a and 14b but there were no runners in the 500cc Class due to problems with the Turner's JP and David Reid's Squanderbug.
Class 16 had no less than five Formula Junior cars running. Fyrth Crosse did well in his lovely Mallock to win the Class at 29.34 with Stephen Cooper finally getting down one late, fast run in the Cooper T59 at 29.84 secs to take second place.

Class 1 saw Peter Wilke in the Bugatti T44 take a full 2.5 seconds off his Saturday times to win the Class comfortably from Tom Richardson whose Riley Brooklands was unusually off-song.  

.......See Saturday Report......
The Sunday awards were presented by Lynsey Wallace, Falkirk Council's Events and Promotions Officer.
Lynsey presents Andy Smith with his FTD Trophy - Treasurer Steve Smith forces a smile while counting the cost of it all.
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Last updated 4 October 2009
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THE SPLITS
not what you think!

Kenny Baird, our statistician (and Press Officer/Minute Secretary/Programme Editor etc) has produced these Top Ten tables from Ken Laidlaw's report on splits. (link to splits)
Ten Best 64 foot split times
Sunday

Secs
Adam Bernard
Porsche 911
2.35
Stan Bernard
Porsche
2.42
Stan Bernard
Porsche
2.46
Martin Spencer
G.N. Spider II
2.47
Stan Bernard
Porsche
2.51
Adam Bernard
Porsche 911
2.56
Stewart Robb
MG Midget
2.57
Adam Bernard
Porsche 911
2.60
Martin Spencer
G.N. Spider II
2.62
Colin MacKinnon
Triumph TR4
2.62
Ten Best Split Times
Sunday

Secs
Andy Smith
Morgan +8
17.78
Andy Smith
Morgan +8
17.92
Andrew Smith
Morgan +8
18.50
Stan Bernard
Porsche
18.52
Adam Bernard
Porsche 911
18.53
Russell Paterson
Morgan +8
18.62
Andrew Smith
Morgan +8
18.70
Stan Bernard
Porsche
18.76
Martin Spencer
G.N. Spider II
18.86
Chris Merrick
Hesketh Dastle
18.93
Ten Fastest Speeds through Trap
Sunday

MPH
Jonathan Brown
Morris Cooper S
61.3
Stewart Robb
MG Midget
59.6
Andy Smith
Morgan +8
58.9
Fyrth Crosse
Mallock Mk2
57.8
Jock Ramsay
Opel Manta
56.9
Neil Bennett
Batten Special
56.4
Adam Bernard
Porsche 911
55.9
Andrew Smith
Morgan +8
55.8
Alistair Simpson
Sunbeam Tiger
55.7
Andy Smith
Morgan +8i
55.6
Ten Fastest Times
Sunday

Secs
Andy Smith
Morgan +8
27.96
Andy Smith
Morgan +8
27.97
Andrew Smith
Morgan +8
28.74
Stan Bernard
Porsche
28.74
Adam Bernard
Porsche 911
28.91
Andrew Smith
Morgan +8
28.91
Stan Bernard
Porsche
28.96
Russell Paterson
Morgan +8
29.31
Fyrth Crosse
Mallock Mk2
29.34
Brian Beverley
Ford Escort
29.38
Ten Best Mid Split to Finish Times
Sunday

Secs
Andy Smith
Morgan +8
10.04
Fyrth Crosse
Mallock Mk2
10.19
Stan Bernard
Porsche 911
10.20
Gordon Naismith
Triumph TR8
10.21
Andrew Smith
Morgan +8
10.21
Jock Ramsay
Opel Manta
10.30
Brian Beverley
Ford Escort Mk1
10.35
Russell Paterson
Morgan +8
10.35
Jimmy Crow
Ford Escort Mk1
10.40
Tom Wilson
Talbot Sunbeam
10.43