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7 Feb 2016, 16:49 (Ref:3612802) | #1 | ||
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2016 Scottish Classic Sports and Saloons
Dates for the 2016 Scottish Classic Sports and Saloons championship have been confirmed. They follow the same format as last year, seven events at Knockhill and one away meeting, at Donington.
KNOCKHILL 3rd April 1st and 29th May 17th July 21st August 11th September 2nd October DONINGTON PARK (MASTERS FESTIVAL) 2nd and 3rd July Information regarding previous events can be found at: 2015 Season information http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=143509 2014 Season information http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=141102 2013 Season information http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=137224 2012 Season information http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=131802 2011 Season information http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=126989 2010 Season information http://tentenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=122126 |
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26 Mar 2016, 11:30 (Ref:3627464) | #2 | ||
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The Knockhill meeting on 3rd April has discounted tickets available at
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2 Apr 2016, 12:17 (Ref:3629505) | #3 | ||
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Fifteen entries so far:
Stan Bernard Porsche 911 Olly Ross Jaguar E Type Max Horne Lotus Cortina Alistair Baptie Fiat X1/9 Ian Daltrey Alfasud Jimmy Crow Ford Escort Ian Baines Morris Mini Alasdair Coates Ford Mustang Harry Simpson Ginetta G4R Grant Allan Porsche 911 Raymond Boyd Porsche 911 Alex Montgomery MGBV8 Tommy Gilmartin Morgan+8 James Braid Alfa Romeo GT John Bennett Alfa Romeo Guilietta |
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7 Apr 2016, 22:11 (Ref:3631065) | #4 | ||
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3rd April
Harry Simpson made the perfect start to the 2016 season, pole position in qualifying and two race wins. The Ginetta G4R driver coped best with changeable weather conditions, heading the Porsche 911 of Raymond Boyd in both races. Another Porsche 911, driven by last year’s champion, Stan Bernard, was third in race one and fourth in race two. Tommy Gilmartin, Morgan +8, tried to keep up with Simpson in race one, but his exuberance led to a race-ending visit to the gravel at Clark corner on lap seven. Starting at the back of the grid in race two, he managed to climb to third place. A welcome addition to the championship were two new drivers: Max Horne – Lotus Cortina and Andrew Graham – Triumph TR7V8. Several drivers were unable to race due to mechanical problems – hopefully a larger number will attend the next event on May 1st. Photos: 4 Stan BernardPorsche 911 8 Max HorneLotus Cortina 17 Ian DaltreyAlfasud 21 Jimmy CrowFord Escort 39 Harry SimpsonGinetta G4R 41 Grant Allan Porsche 911 49 Raymond BoydPorsche 911 51 Alex MontgomeryMGBV8 77 Tommy GilmartinMorgan+8 78 Andrew GrahamTriumph TR7V8 81 James BraidAlfa Romeo GT 85 John Bennett Alfa Romeo Guilietta |
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7 Apr 2016, 22:15 (Ref:3631068) | #5 | ||
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8 May 2016, 13:15 (Ref:3640104) | #6 | ||
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1st May
Ford Escort RS2000 driver Jimmy Crow leads the championship after the meeting on 1st May.Once again, several drivers were unable to attend due to mechanical difficulties, leaving a small field of eleven cars. Conditions ranged from heavy rain in qualifying and race one to bright sunshine in race two. Tommy Gilmartin, Morgan +8, won race one, followed by Harry Simspon, Ginetta G4R, with Crow in third place. Simpson and Gilmartin swapped places in race two, Raymond Boyd, Porsche 911 came third. The crowd were entertained by several battles in both races – including Crow and Alex Montgomery, MGBV8, and that of John Bennett, Alfa Romeo Sprint with Bruce Mitchell, Lotus Europa. The next meeting is on May 29th. |
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14 Jun 2016, 12:43 (Ref:3649628) | #7 | ||
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Tommy Gilmartin won the first race at Knockhill on 29th May.
Harry Simpson came second, followed by Raymond Boyd. Simpson won the second, ahead of Gilmartin, with Andrew Graham third. John Kinmond had his first races at the wheel of his recently built Rover SD1. Jimmy Crow continues to lead the championship, followed by Tommy Gilmartin in second and Raymond Boyd third. Next two races are at Donington on 2/3 July, part of the Masters Festival. |
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15 Jun 2016, 05:49 (Ref:3649789) | #8 | ||
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Malcolm, thanks for the regular updates. I love the variety of cars in this series.
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"It's pure joy. This was the perfect training for the WEC after a summer of not racing, even though the car is faster than LMP2." Nicolas Minassian after lapping at 123mph in the Group C Jaguar XJR-14, setting a new outright lap record for the historic GP circuit at Silverstone Classic in 2013! |
6 Jul 2016, 20:59 (Ref:3657348) | #9 | ||
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2 & 3 July
Thirteen drivers travelled to Donington for the Masters / BRSCC event. An enjoyable experience for all, apart from some mechanical difficulties. Qualifying and both races were very well received by spectators who appreciated the quality of competition on display. Tommy Gilmartin, Morgan +8, took first place in qualifying (1 minute 52 seconds), half a second faster than the Rover SD1 of John Kinmond, which looked superb in its’ period livery. Raymond Boyd, Porsche 911, was very close behind, just ahead of Andrew Graham, Triumph TR7V8. Scott Brennan had his first outing in the Brayon Engineering Ford Mustang which he qualified fifth. Jimmy Crow’s Escort RS2000 completed the top six. Positions seven to ten were held by Jim Grant, Robin Benn, James Braid and Grant Allan. Eleventh fastest was newcomer, Alastair Baptie, in a Fiat X1/9, followed by Ian Blacklin and Ian Daltrey. Gilmartin converted qualifying pole position to victory in the first race. It was a hard fought win as Messrs. Kinmond, Boyd and Graham were only a few seconds adrift at the flag. Kinmond finished second on the road, but was demoted to third place, due to a time penalty for exceeding track limits. Brennan and Crow swapped places regularly, the former taking fifth place. Grant, Benn and Braid also had a closely fought race, finishing in that order. Ian Blacklin and Ian Daltery were the final two finishers. Sadly, Grant Allan and Alastair Baptie retired for the weekend due to clutch and engine problems respectively. Fastest lap was 1 minute 51 seconds by John Kinmond. Race two was just as entertaining as the first. At the end, positions one to four were separated by only three seconds; Gilmartin winning again, from Kinmond, Boyd and Graham. The next group of cars were even closer than race one, less than five seconds passed as drivers finished in order: Crow, Brennan, Grant, Benn and Blacklin. Ian Daltrey was next, followed by James Braid, who slowed near the end due to overheating. Fastest lap was 1 minute 52 seconds by Andrew Graham. Photos below: Group one and two: Qualifying Group three and four: Race one Group five and six: Race two The next event is at Knockhill on July 17th. |
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6 Jul 2016, 21:03 (Ref:3657349) | #10 | ||
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19 Jul 2016, 21:28 (Ref:3659666) | #15 | ||
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17th July
Another fine day’s racing, in cold, windy conditions at Knockhill, with thirteen entries. First event for William Conway, driving a Mini 1275GT. Also first time at Knockhill for Alastair Baptie, Fiat X1/9, following his debut in the championship at Donington. Tommy Gilmartin, Morgan +8, converted fastest qualifying to victory in race one. Harry Simpson, Ginetta G4R, was just behind. This was replicated in race two, Simpson posting the fastest lap in each race, the best being a time of 58.04 seconds. Positions three to six were identical in each race: 3. Raymond Boyd, Porsche 911; 4. Andrew Graham, TR7V8; 5. Stan Bernard, Porsche 911; 6. Jimmy Crow, Ford Escort. Midfield contests of note included those between Baptie and Ian Daltrey, Alfasud, and that of Bruce Mitchell, Lotus Europa with Ian Blacklin, Ford Capri. Sadly, championship returnee, Howard Gordon, MG Midget, crashed on lap nine of the second race. He was taken to hospital with a neck wound and was being kept in for observation. Tommy Gilmartin leads the championship from Jimmy Crow, with Raymond Boyd third. Next event is at Knockhill on August 21st . |
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19 Jul 2016, 21:29 (Ref:3659668) | #16 | ||
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20 Aug 2016, 08:59 (Ref:3666707) | #17 | ||
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Correction to post 15: Raymond Boyd and Tommy Gilmartin are joint leaders of the championship.
Timetable and entry list for August 21st available at: http://www.scottishmotorracingclub.co.uk/season-timetable.html |
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26 Aug 2016, 22:36 (Ref:3667748) | #18 | ||
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Harry Simpson, Ginetta G4R, won both races on 21st August.
Raymond Boyd, Porsche 911, was runner-up on both occasions. John Kinmond took third place in race one in his Rover SD1 with Andrew Graham, TR7V8, third in race two. Drummond Bone made his first appearance of the year, in an Alfa Romeo Guilia Sprint. There was also a first appearance for Craig Houston, driving Alex. Montgomery’s MGBV8, finishing seventh in race one and sixth in race two. With four races to go, Raymond Boyd is the championship leader, from Jimmy Crow and Ian Daltrey. Next event is at Knockhill on 11th September. |
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26 Aug 2016, 22:38 (Ref:3667749) | #19 | ||
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5 Sep 2016, 20:01 (Ref:3670337) | #20 | |
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I'll be trackside for this weekends event. The inclusion of the Super Tourers was too much to resist.
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Would love to have seen the Super Tourers but have other commitments this weekend. Seventeen cars at last count, should be good racing. Scottish Classics down on entries due to broken cars and several drivers not competing due to visit to Spa the following weekend. Entry lists and timetable at: http://www.scottishmotorracingclub.c...hed_060916.pdf |
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15 Sep 2016, 08:59 (Ref:3672506) | #22 | ||
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Another two wins for Harry Simpson at Knockhill on 11th September.
Lack of competitors in his class means that he can’t get close to leading the championship. Raymond Boyd is the current leader, by three points from Jimmy Crow. The final two races are at Knockhill on 2nd October. |
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1 Oct 2016, 19:38 (Ref:3676414) | #23 | ||
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Scottish Classic Sports and Saloons competitors in support races at the Spa 6 Hours weekend included Alex Montgomery, MGB V8; Tim Reid, Lola MK1; Willy Toye and Andy Graham sharing a TR7 V8; Tom Gray and Alasdair Coates sharing a Ford Mustang; Robin Benn, Ford Capri. Photos below.
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1 Oct 2016, 19:42 (Ref:3676420) | #24 | ||
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Jimmy Crow, Escort RS2000 and Raymond Boyd, Porsche 911, both have the chance to be 2016 Champion at the final event of the season, tomorrow at Knockhill. Timetable and entry list at:
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4 Oct 2016, 19:38 (Ref:3677325) | #25 | ||
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Raymond Boyd is the 2016 Scottish Classic Sports and Saloons Champion.
Two class wins on October 2nd secured his second title – a popular winner amongst spectators and competitors. Despite his best efforts, runner-up, Jimmy Crow, was unable to overcome Boyd’s advantage prior to the last event. Third overall went to Tommy Gilmartin. Championship Class Winners A Ian Daltrey Alfasud (#17) B Jimmy Crow Ford Escort (#21) C No entries D Raymond Boyd Porsche 911(#49) E Tommy Gilmartin Morgan +8(#77) F No entries G Harry Simpson Ginetta G4R(#39) Knockhill enjoyed some of the finest weather ever seen at an October event. Sunshine, minimal wind, almost tropical compared to the climate at some mid-season events. Tommy Gilmartin won race one, followed by returnee, Andy Smith, Morgan +8, with Harry Simpson third, Raymond Boyd fourth, Stan Bernard (Porsche 911) fifth and Bruce Mitchell (Lotus Europa) in sixth place. Simpson won the second race from Gilmartin, followed by Smith, Boyd, Bernard and Mitchell. Fastest lap of the day was 57.53 seconds by Harry Simpson. Calum McRae had his first race in Classic Sports and Saloons, driving a TVR350i. Photos attached: |
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