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Review of Robert Harris Café Streetstocks Best Pairs Don’t mess with “The Enforcer”. 7 pairs lined up for the Robert Harris Cafe Streetstocks Best
Pairs, the combinations drawn at random just prior to the meeting. Frank Hartley - behind the wheel of his Toyota - returned to his winning ways in the second, and it was his and partner Mike King’s(Rotorua) overall consistency that saw the pair go on to take out the Best Pairs event. Some of the quickest in the North Island lined up for the Bunning
Warehouse Ministocks Challenge. In other racing, Deane Miller and Jason Walters steered clear of trouble this meeting to claim an impressive hat-trick of Sidecar wins. All eyes were on Paul Habib and Lonnie Larby as the Solo bike class continued its mid-season revival, the two battling side-by-side all night. Chris Miller jumped behind the wheel of son Jed's car and raced away with the second Production Saloon race. And Saloon Car driver David Moorcroft improved his season points tally by scoring two wins. After a busy racing start to 2010, Speedway takes a break this weekend, the next meeting on January 23 set to feature both the rescheduled Sidecar Champ of Champs, and the Saloon Champ of Champs. |
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Preview of Meeting 7, 9th Jan 2010 Robert Harris Café Streetstocks Best Pairs Our up-and-coming stars of the speedway dirt will also have a chance to shine with the running of the Ministock Challenge. A number of local drivers could feature at the top of the points table come the end of the night’s racing, although Daniel Corrin, William McClune, Ben McArthur and Jarrod Allen will have to start as favourites. As with recent meetings visitors will again bolster the Ministock line-up, cars expected at this stage from Wellington, Hawkes Bay, Rotorua and possibly even Auckland. Saturday's race programme will also feature Production Saloons, Saloons, Stockcars, Solos and Sidecars, whose Champ of Champs was to be held this weekend but has now been rescheduled for later in the month. Bevan Chapman, |
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