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SHARK ATTACK: Surfer okay after shark attack in NSW

Shark Attack South coast shark attack victim 'in good spirits' - I'll surf again Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 27 June, 2009 : - - Signs have been put up on a New South Wales south coast beach warning that it has been closed, after a shark attack this morning. The victim, surfer Les Wade, 52, was rushed to hospital after he was bitten off Seven Mile Beach at Gerroa, south of Kiama, about 8.45am. He was taken to Shoalhaven hospital where he received more than 50 stitches. The injury was not regarded serious enough for him to be admitted overnight and he was discharged this afternoon. Following his release from Shoalhaven Hospital yesterday, the grandfather said he was grabbed below the knee by what he thought was a two-metre bronze whaler. He sustained 12 separate puncture wounds. "I felt something push me from behind, I felt a pressure on my leg, I thought it was another surfer, I turned around to say, 'What are you doing', and then I saw the back of a shark," Mr Wade said. He pledged to be back in the water as soon as he has recovered. The Australian Aerial Patrol says the attack is a timely reminder about the prevalence of sharks, despite the end of summer. Duty officer with Surf Life Saving New South Wales, John Restuccia, says signs have been erected this afternoon reminding people the beach is closed and that they swim there at their own risk. "Tomorrow morning our local jetboat in that area, at Kiama, [will] just have to patrol the area and make sure everything's still alright down there," he said. What's your take on this? Post your thoughts: SV Forum

BARNARD AND GALE DEFEND 'JUNE' TITLE

BARNARD AND GALE DEFEND 'JUNE' TITLE
Big influx of Novice crews for Shelbury Safari

Seven previous winners are among more than 30 entries for the Shelbury Construction June Safari this weekend (June 27/28), the 53rd running of the oldest motor sport event in the Caribbean with a continuous history. The second round of the Barbados Rally Club's (BRC) Mud Dogs Safari Championship will start from Heymans Factory, St Peter, at 2:01pm on Saturday.
Champion Navigator and Driver in 2005, Neil Barnard and Barry Gale (Gale's Agro Products/Redlinefuels.com Mitsubishi L200) will have their work cut out to repeat their victory of last year, when Barnard claimed a third-generation victory, joining father, David, and grandfather, Trevor Gale, on 'The June's' roll of honour.
Five of the top six crews from 2008 compete again, among them Dominic Brooker and Stephen Dear (SDRR Hydraulics/Next Generation Electrical/Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux), who finished third and highest-placed Novice crew. They went on to finish second in the Novice Championship last year and have started their first Pro season well, with victory in the ARMAG March Safari.
Fourth in June last year, Dustin Edwards and Ryan Corbin (Blockman/SDRR Hydraulics/Crane & Equipments Toyota Hilux) have switched seats for 2009, Edwards now the driver, while fifth-placed Sean Dowding and Kirk Watkins (Isuzu D-max) and sixth-placed Kirk and Tricia King (K & N Equipment Suzuki Samurai) will again be aiming for strong finishes. All these crews figure in the top 10 of the respective Navigator and Driver Championship standings, so a weekend of hard-fought competition is ahead.
The most successful crew entered in terms of 'The June' is that of Chris Armstrong and Wayne Clarke (Toyota Hilux); as well as winning the event twice together (2000 & '01), Clarke had already claimed two earlier wins, as navigator to Don Hunte (1991 & '93). The list of former winners is completed by Peter Bradshaw and Robert Warren, who won in 2002, when the result was tied - Bradshaw was driver to Derek Gill and Warren navigator for brother Ian - and John Sealy, who is rare in the event's history, having won as both navigator (1967) and driver (1978).
Perhaps the most encouraging feature of the weekend's entry is the significant rise in the number of Novice crews, with no fewer than 10 pairs listed who have either not seen action this year, or are entirely new to the Championship. Of those who did contest the ARMAG March Safari, the leading novice driver is currently Adrian Sinkler, entered with Andre Murrell, while leading navigator is Gary Mendes, who sits with Luke Gittens.
The Shelbury Construction June Safari will feature three routes, two on Saturday, one on Sunday. The first crew is scheduled to leave the start at Heymans Factory, St Peter at 2:01pm on Saturday, with the first route concluding with a dinner stop at Chefette in Speightstown at around 7:00pm. The second route will finish at Andrews Factory Yard in St Joseph at around midnight.
In a minor change to the schedule, the first crew will now re-start at 7:31am on Sunday from Automotive Art, Welches - half-an-hour earlier than previously published - to face a further four hours or so of competition before the finish at Kendal Sporting at approximately noon. The route is primarily Tulip, with a couple of sections of BRC (80 per cent Tulip, 20 per cent BRC), and there is no BRC in Route two.

Shelbury Construction June Safari - June 27/28
Mud Dogs BRC Safari Championship, round 2
Running order - Pro class
2 Audley Croney/Geoffrey Goddard (JCB Excavators Suzuki Samurai)
4 Sean Dowding/Kirk Watkins (Isuzu D-Max)
7 Kirk King/Tricia King (K & N Equipment Suzuki Samurai)
12 Paul Farmer/Peter Bradshaw (Hankook Tyres/Starfish Designs Isuzu LS)
13 Chris Armstrong/Wayne Clarke (Toyota Hilux)
14 Damian Brooker/Derek Edwards (Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux)
15 Paul Marshall/Courtney Holder (Mitsubishi L200)
16 Mike Ward/Willie Hinds (Niccolls & Edghill Construction/EZ Sign Shop Suzuki Samurai)
17 Darrin White/Robert Warren (Flyin' Fish Nissan Frontier)
18 Brett Barber/Warren Gollop (Mitsubishi Pajero)
19 Wayne Manning/Yosuf Patel (Black Bess Quarry/Citgo Oils Toyota Hilux)
20 Dustin Edwards/Ryan Corbin (Blockman/SDRR Hydraulics/Crane & Equipments Toyota Hilux)
21 Greg Cozier/Antonio Da Silva (Toyota Hilux)
23 Dominic Brooker/Stephen Dear (SDRR Hydraulics/Next Generation Electrical/Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux)
24 Edson Arthur/Renata Roett (Toyota Hilux)
26 Barry Gale/Neil Barnard (Gale's Agro Products/Redlinefuels.com Mitsubishi L200)
27 Nicolas Lorde/Warrick Eastmond (Niccolls & Edghill Construction Suzuki Vitara)
29 John Sealy/Gregory Dickenson (Land Rover Defender)
Novice class
1 Kemar Drakes/Russell Williams (Suzuki Samurai)
3 Luke Gittens/Gary Mendes (LG Trading/K&N Equipment/Lunatics Inc Suzuki Samurai)
5 Bryan Collymore/Adrian Jackman (Owlies Trucking/Williams Tools & Equipment Suzuki Samurai)
6 Hadley Green/Adrian Crane (Automotive Art/Hunte's Auto Spares Toyota Hilux)
8 Adrian Sinckler/Andre Murrell (Suzuki Samurai)
9 Jamar Burrowes/Robert Burrowes (Berty's Transport Land Rover Defender)
10 Feroze Rafikh/Kamal Smith (Phoenix Construction & Maintenance Jeep CJ7)
11 Dean Springer/Steve Singh (Eastern Veterinary Clinic Suzuki Sidekick)
22 David Brewster/Damien Bradshaw (Marks Auto Parts/Champion Auto Wrecker Serice Suzuki Samurai)
25 Peter Phillips/Junior Phillips (Phillips Freighting & Farming Services Suzuki Fox)
28 Anthony King/Dave Sealy (Dynamic Limousine/D & N Rental & Taxi Service/Maxxis Tire/Lee's Tyre Shop Toyota Hilux)
* 30 Phil Harewood/Chris Gibson (CKE Security/C & H Tractor Services Suzuki Samurai)
31 David St Hill/Ian Grimes (Mitsubishi Pajero)
* entry pending approval

For further media information, robin@bradfax.com

Welcome to the 2009 Suzuki Caribbean Surf Tour. It has bee a tough challenge for the CSN to negotiate sponsorship in the atmosphere of global Crisis, but our sponsors have yet again come on board to assist in the development of Caribbean Pro Surfing.

First, congratulations to Ametza Nicholls, who against all odds, managed to hold on to her lead and emerge as Ladies Champion. And then, a special mention to Lewis St. John for totally “cleaning up” the trophies. The new Oakley team rider completely steam rolled over all opposition at the 2008 Soup Bowl Pro in both the Jr. and Open Men’s Divisions to claim his double title of Open Men’s Champion and Junior Champion.

Now details on the 2009 Tour. Due to the unexpected financial challenges it was decided the 2009 San Souci Pro should be postponed to October 3-4, 2009. This means that the Tour will now begin in Jamaica for the Makka Pro on July 4-5, 2009, and concludes in Barbados November 28-29, 2009, for the Soup Bowl Pro.

Finally, surfers travelled from 7 Caribbean islands to compete for the title of Suzuki Caribbean Surf Champion. In 2007, Alan Davis from Trinidad and Tobago and Jade Nichols from Barbados claimed the titles. In 2008, Barbadians Lewis St. John and Ametza Nicholls held claim to the titles. Who will surf away with the titles in 2009? Will the Jamaicans powerhouses “Bolt” for a fresh face on the Caribbean surf scene?

Good luck to all surfers and see you in the line up.

For Airline info from Barbados Contact the Caribbean Airlines (Heather Kieffer) http://www.bwee.com/index.html

Tele: (246) 429-5929 or (246) 427-4502

For Guest house and room Rental Contact the Jamaican Surfing association (Billy Mystic).

Email: jasurfas@hotmail.com or billymystic@yahoo.com

Tele: (876) 750-0103

Surferz Zone

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Polyester Surfboard Repairs # of dings (Price range) 1 from $25+ 2 $40+ 3 $75+ 4 $95+ 5 $125+ 8 $160+ 10 $200+   Broken Boards Buckle 1 side $60+ Buckle both sides $100+ Broken nose $80+ Broken shortboard $150+ Broken longboard $250+ Deck delamination $80+   Fin Jobs Fcs 1 plug $45+ Fcs 2 plugs $70+ Single fin box $75+ Lesh plug/ glass loop $35+ Glass on fin w/fin $50+ Lost fin add $40+ Future, Ofishel, Lockbox, Redx $50+

Epoxy Surfboard Repairs # of dings (Price range) 1 from $35+ 2 $50+ 3 $85+ 4 $105+ 5 $135+ 8 $170+ 10 $210+   Broken Boards Buckle 1 side $70+ Buckle both sides $110+ Broken nose $90+ Broken shortboard $160+ Broken longboard $260+ Deck delamination $90+   Fin Jobs Fcs 1 plug $55+ Fcs 2 plugs $80+ Single fin box $85+ Lesh plug/ glass loop $45+ Glass on fin w/fin $60+ Lost fin add $50+ Future, Ofishel, Lockbox, Redx $60+

 

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$500,000.00 MAKKA PRO SURF CONTEST SET FOR SOUTHAVEN ST THOMAS JULY 4 & 5

The "2009 SUZUKI Makka Pro" surfing contest, Jamaica's premiere annual pro surfing event, is set to run on July 4th and 5th 2009 at the Makka surfing beach in Southaven, St. Thomas. This marks the third time Jamaica will play host to the region's best pro surfers who will be trying their luck at the over J$500,000.00 in prize money up for the taking.

The event will be the first of four events making up the Caribbean Surfing Network's "Caribbean Challenge Cup" series. There will be two events in Barbados and one in Trinidad. "This event will provide the opportunity for local surfers to get a good start in the '09 series," said JSA President Billy Wilmot. "In any series, if you start with a win in the first event, you are number one in the series and can use that to create momentum and our surfers will have home turf advantage. Also, when you are ranked at the top, you get better heats going into the next event and everyone else has to play catch up".

Last year, Jamaicans did well and finished in the money with second and fifth place in the open division and first and third in the junior's. The local ladies did not do as well and finished at the bottom of the tables in their division.

Open division defending champ, Barbados' Jonathan Reece, will be looking to defend his title against the formidable Jamaican charge being led by Wilmot brothers Inilek and Icah. Junior defending champion Jamaica's Shane Simmonds will have tremendous local support after his crowd pleasing victory performance last year.

This year the event is being made possible through the kind sponsorship of Suzuki, The Sports Development Foundation, Insight, Xtrak, Magma, Ipath, Mailpac and the citizens of Southaven.

2008 MAKKA PRO RESULTS

OPEN MEN

1ST	Jonathan Reece	BAR
2ND	Inilek Wilmot	JAM
3RD	Barry Banfield	BAR
4TH	Bruce Mackie	BAR
5TH	Icah Wilmot	JAM
6TH	Alan Davis	T&T
7TH	Luke Williams	JAM
7TH	Shawn Ronstat	T&T
9TH	Jason Appericio	T&T
9TH	Ishack Wilmot	JAM
9TH	Dane Jefferys	USA
9TH	Mark Holder	BAR
13TH	Dane Tuach	BAR
13TH	Christopher Clarke	BAR
13TH	Jordan Heaselgrave	BAR
13TH	Ackeam Phillips	JAM
17TH	Eneson Lightbourn	JAM
17TH	Wayne Saulterwhite	USA
17TH	Doran Edwards	JAM
17TH	Shane Simmonds	JAM
21ST	Junior Hibberts	JAM
21ST	Joel Lawrence	JAM
21ST	Anderson Mayers	BAR
21ST	Carlos Warton	BAR

OPEN WOMEN

1ST	Chelsea Tuach	BAR
2ND	Chelsea Roett	BAR
3RD	Alexis Jordan	BAR
4TH	Danielle Ohyan	JAM
5TH	Imani Wilmot	Jam
5TH	Esther Beckford	JAM

JUNIORS

1^st Shane Simmonds JAM

2^nd Jordan Heaselgrave BAR

3^rd Ackeam Phillips JAM

4^th Bruce Mackie BAR

5^th Michael Panton JAM

5^th Omar Jacks JAM

7^th Ackeam Taylor JAM

7^th Garren Pryce JAM

 

Winners of 2008 Makka Pro

 

 

MUD DOGS PREPARE FOR SHELBURY JUNE SAFARI
'The June' will live up to its legacy

After a break of three months, the Barbados Rally Club's (BRC) Mud Dogs Safari Championship, competitors are preparing for the series to burst back into life with the Shelbury Construction June Safari (June 27/28), the longest event in the championship calendar.
And competitors can expect a challenge worthy of the 53rd running of the oldest motor sport event in the Caribbean with a continuous history. BRC Assistant Competition Secretary Leslie Alleyne notes: "A really exciting and challenging navigational event is on the cards for our second round; this event will ensure that 'The June' remains the premier event on the navigation calendar and I am confident it will live up to the legacy of the rallies and safaris that have gone before.
"My recent conversations with route-setter Stewart Gill reveal that he is excited about the tricks he has been able to come up with . . . and a couple of the challenges are very interesting as well. One in particular turned back his Samurai on three attempts!"
There will be three routes, two on Saturday, one on Sunday. The first crew is scheduled to leave the start at Heymans Factory, St Peter at 2:01pm on Saturday, with the first route concluding with a dinner stop at Chefette in Speightstown at around 7:00pm. The second route will finish at Andrews Factory Yard in St Joseph in the vicinity of midnight.
The crews which reassemble on Sunday for the re-start at Automotive Art, Welches, at 8:01am will face a further four hours of competition before the finish at Kendal Sporting at approximately noon. The route is primarily Tulip, with a couple of sections of BRC (80 per cent Tulip, 20 per cent BRC), and there is no BRC in Route two.
Entries are now open at Motorsport Services, located at DC Security Inc, Haggatt Hall, St Michael. Entries will close at noon next Tuesday (June 23). The Briefing Meeting will be held on the same day, at 7.00pm, at the Barbados Clay Target Shooting Association
(BCTSA) Club House, Searles, Christ Church.
Emphasising that no entries or monies will be taken during the Briefing Meeting, Alleyne added: "Motorsport Services is open from 6:00am until 10:00pm seven days a week, including holidays, so there should be ample convenience for everyone to complete their entry."

Good turn-out for Fun Safari

Following the tremendous success of the Practice Safari run in late February, which attracted more than 30 crews, the Mud Dogs organised a similar event last Sunday (June 14). The June Fun Safari was once again aimed at attracting newcomers to navigational rallying, and enabling experienced competitors to share their knowledge.
Alleyne says: "This time, we had some 32 vehicles and 83 people spread among them, which is enormously encouraging. I would like to thank everyone for coming out and trust that an enjoyable time was had by all, even those who found it difficult to follow the route. I must also thank Paul Marshall and Ricky Holder for setting what was reportedly a fantastic event; thanks also to the marshals who came out and supported us once again."

2009 BRC Mud Dogs Safari Championship
Positions after round one –
Navigators:
1st Stephen Dear (SDRR Hydraulics/Next Generation Electrical/Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux), 60 points
2nd Neil Barnard (Mitsubishi L200), 58pts
3rd Robert Warren (Flyin' Fish Nissan Frontier), 56pts
4th Wayne Clarke (Toyota Hilux), 54pts
5th Kirk Watkins (Axis Inc Isuzu Dmax), 52pts
6th Ryan Corbin (Crane & Equipment/SDRR Toyota Hilux), 50pts
7th Geoffrey Goddard (JCB Excavators Suzuki Samurai), 48pts
8th Warrick Eastmond (Nicolls & Edghill Construction Suzuki Vitara), 46pts
9th Tricia King (K & N Equipment Suzuki Samurai), 44pts
10th Kreigg Yearwood (Suzuki Vitara), 42pts

Drivers:
1st Dominic Brooker (SDRR Hydraulics/Next Generation Electrical/Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux), 60 points
2nd Barry Gale (Mitsubishi L200), 58pts
3rd Darrin White (Flyin' Fish Nissan Frontier), 56pts
4th Chris Armstrong (Toyota Hilux), 54pts
5th Sean Dowding (Axis Inc Isuzu Dmax), 52pts
6th Paul Marshall (Mitsubishi L200), 50pts
7th Dustin Edwards (Crane & Equipment/SDRR Toyota Hilux), 48pts
8th Audley Croney (JCB Excavators Suzuki Samurai), 46pts
9th Nicolas Lorde (Nicolls & Edghill Construction Suzuki Vitara), 44pts
10th Kirk King (K & N Equipment Suzuki Samurai), 42pts
Remaining rounds:
June 27/28 - Shelbury Construction June Safari September 13 - Mud Dogs September Safari November 8 - Mud Dogs November Safari

MUD DOGS PREPARE FOR SHELBURY JUNE SAFARI
'The June' will live up to its legacy

After a break of three months, the Barbados Rally Club's (BRC) Mud Dogs Safari Championship, competitors are preparing for the series to burst back into life with the Shelbury Construction June Safari (June 27/28), the longest event in the championship calendar.
And competitors can expect a challenge worthy of the 53rd running of the oldest motor sport event in the Caribbean with a continuous history. BRC Assistant Competition Secretary Leslie Alleyne notes: "A really exciting and challenging navigational event is on the cards for our second round; this event will ensure that 'The June' remains the premier event on the navigation calendar and I am confident it will live up to the legacy of the rallies and safaris that have gone before.
"My recent conversations with route-setter Stewart Gill reveal that he is excited about the tricks he has been able to come up with . . . and a couple of the challenges are very interesting as well. One in particular turned back his Samurai on three attempts!"
There will be three routes, two on Saturday, one on Sunday. The first crew is scheduled to leave the start at Heymans Factory, St Peter at 2:01pm on Saturday, with the first route concluding with a dinner stop at Chefette in Speightstown at around 7:00pm. The second route will finish at Andrews Factory Yard in St Joseph in the vicinity of midnight.
The crews which reassemble on Sunday for the re-start at Automotive Art, Welches, at 8:01am will face a further four hours of competition before the finish at Kendal Sporting at approximately noon. The route is primarily Tulip, with a couple of sections of BRC (80 per cent Tulip, 20 per cent BRC), and there is no BRC in Route two.
Entries are now open at Motorsport Services, located at DC Security Inc, Haggatt Hall, St Michael. Entries will close at noon next Tuesday (June 23). The Briefing Meeting will be held on the same day, at 7.00pm, at the Barbados Clay Target Shooting Association
(BCTSA) Club House, Searles, Christ Church.
Emphasising that no entries or monies will be taken during the Briefing Meeting, Alleyne added: "Motorsport Services is open from 6:00am until 10:00pm seven days a week, including holidays, so there should be ample convenience for everyone to complete their entry."

Good turn-out for Fun Safari

Following the tremendous success of the Practice Safari run in late February, which attracted more than 30 crews, the Mud Dogs organised a similar event last Sunday (June 14). The June Fun Safari was once again aimed at attracting newcomers to navigational rallying, and enabling experienced competitors to share their knowledge.
Alleyne says: "This time, we had some 32 vehicles and 83 people spread among them, which is enormously encouraging. I would like to thank everyone for coming out and trust that an enjoyable time was had by all, even those who found it difficult to follow the route. I must also thank Paul Marshall and Ricky Holder for setting what was reportedly a fantastic event; thanks also to the marshals who came out and supported us once again."

2009 BRC Mud Dogs Safari Championship
Positions after round one –
Navigators:
1st Stephen Dear (SDRR Hydraulics/Next Generation Electrical/Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux), 60 points
2nd Neil Barnard (Mitsubishi L200), 58pts
3rd Robert Warren (Flyin' Fish Nissan Frontier), 56pts
4th Wayne Clarke (Toyota Hilux), 54pts
5th Kirk Watkins (Axis Inc Isuzu Dmax), 52pts
6th Ryan Corbin (Crane & Equipment/SDRR Toyota Hilux), 50pts
7th Geoffrey Goddard (JCB Excavators Suzuki Samurai), 48pts
8th Warrick Eastmond (Nicolls & Edghill Construction Suzuki Vitara), 46pts
9th Tricia King (K & N Equipment Suzuki Samurai), 44pts
10th Kreigg Yearwood (Suzuki Vitara), 42pts

Drivers:
1st Dominic Brooker (SDRR Hydraulics/Next Generation Electrical/Joe Brooker's Building Toyota Hilux), 60 points
2nd Barry Gale (Mitsubishi L200), 58pts
3rd Darrin White (Flyin' Fish Nissan Frontier), 56pts
4th Chris Armstrong (Toyota Hilux), 54pts
5th Sean Dowding (Axis Inc Isuzu Dmax), 52pts
6th Paul Marshall (Mitsubishi L200), 50pts
7th Dustin Edwards (Crane & Equipment/SDRR Toyota Hilux), 48pts
8th Audley Croney (JCB Excavators Suzuki Samurai), 46pts
9th Nicolas Lorde (Nicolls & Edghill Construction Suzuki Vitara), 44pts
10th Kirk King (K & N Equipment Suzuki Samurai), 42pts
Remaining rounds:
June 27/28 - Shelbury Construction June Safari September 13 - Mud Dogs September Safari November 8 - Mud Dogs November Safari
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A really exciting and challenging navigational event is on the cards for the 2nd round of the 2009 BRC Mud Dogs Safari Championship. This event will ensure that the June Safari remains the premiere event on the navigation callender and live up to the legacy of June Rallies that have gone before. There will be three routes with two on Saturday 27th June and the final route on Sunday 28th June. The event has been set by Mr. Stewart Gill and it will be re-checked by Leslie Alleyne. My recent conversations with Stewart Gill revealed that he is excited about the tricks he has been able to come up with and a couple of the challenges are very interesting as well. One in particular turned back his Samurai on three attempts so far!

We are still working on permissions etc. but the tentative plan is as follows;
Start: Saturday 27th June @2:01pm - Heymans Factory, St. Peter.
Dinner Stop: Chefette Speightstown @ approx. 7:00pm
Night Stop: Colleton Plantation, St. John - approaching midnight.

The timing and logistics of route three are still in the planning phase and this info will be passed to you later this week. What I can say is that the latest the event will finish on Sunday is 12 noon.

The route is primarily Tulip with a couple sections of BRC (80% tulip & 20% BRC). There will also be no BRC in Route 2.

Entries:

Entries are now open at Motorsport Services, located at DC Security Inc, Haggatt Hall, St. Michael. This facility is open from 6:00am until 10:00pm seven days a week including holidays so there should be ample convenience for everyone to complete their entry. If yo have any querries concerning the entry or the location of this facility please call Mr. John Sealy at 231-1709. Remember, entry, insurance, annual subs, temporary membership and BMF license renewal can all be done at this facility.

Entries will close at 12 noon on Tuesday 23rd June 2009.

The briefing meeting will be at the Clay Target Club, Searles, on Tuesday 23rd June @ 7:00pm

Please note: NO ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE BRIEFING - ALL FORMS AND MONIES MUST BE DEALT WITH AT MOTORSPORT SERVICES PRIOR TO THE BRIEFING.

See you all at the briefing.
Leslie Alleyne.

SOL RALLY BARBADOS 2009
Results

Key to nationalities (competitor from Barbados unless shown): ENG - England; IRL - The Republic of Ireland; JAM - Jamaica; NED - The Netherlands; NIR - Northern Ireland; SCO - Scotland; TDAD - Trinidad & Tobago; WAL - Wales

1st Kris Meeke - NIR/Paul Nagle - NIR (M8-WRC Digicel/Red Bull/ARMAG Subaru Impreza WRC S9), 55m 11.84s
2nd Paul Bird - ENG/Ian Windress - ENG (M8-WRC SuperCasino.com/Vent Axia/VK Vodka Kick Ford Focus WRC07), 55m 28.59s
3rd Paul Bourne/Stuart Maloney (M8-WRC Banks/LIME/Virgin Atlantic Subaru Impreza WRC S9), 56m 24.91s
4th Kevin Procter - ENG/Dave Bellerby - ENG (M8-WRC Procters Coaches Subaru Impreza WRC S7), 56m 50.70s
5th Roger Hill/Graham Gittens (M8-WRC Esso/Nassco/MotorMac Toyota Corolla WRC), 56m 51.56s
6th Trevor Manning/Derek Edwards (M8-WRC All Terrain Plus/Cellate Caribbean/Garbage Master/Bess Block Ford Escort WRC), 56m 57.46s
7th Jeffrey Panton - JAM/Mike Fennell Jnr - JAM (M8-WRC Automotive Art/Bearings and Seals/Jamaica Freight and Shipping/Seaboard/Castrol/

Active Traders/Automoto Ford Focus WRC), 57m 09.99s
8th Barry Gale/Cherie Edghill (M8-WRC Autolink/VP Racing/Bella Beauty Supply/Pro Pac Dog Food Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI), 58m 25.04s
9th Neil Armstrong/Barry Ward (M8-A Simpson Motors/Hankook Tyres/Shell V-Power/Gunk Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI), 59m 06.76s
10th Geoff Noel/Kreigg Yearwood (P4 Globe Finance/DeWalt Tools/Essco/Sunbeach/Automotive Art Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX), 59m 52.84s
11th Rob Swann - ENG/Darren Garrod - WAL (P4 Revolution Competition Wheels/Escape Hotel Subaru Impreza N14), 1h 00m 02.00s
12th Jonathan Still/Heath Hazell (SM11 Hitachi Power Tools/Ocean Spray/Philips Lighting/Crane & Equipments/Little Switzerland BMW M3), 1h 00m 27.92s
13th Ian Warren/Robert Warren (SM10 Shell V-Power/Simpson Motors/Automotive Art Suzuki Swift), 1h 00m 51.12s
14th Phil Collins - WAL/Derek Brannigan - IRL (SM11 Silverstone Tyres/Millington Engines/Great Stuff Caterers/Orchard Motorsport/Collins Engineering/Pontilas Developments Ford Escort MkII), 1h 00m 54.24s
15th John Powell - TDAD/Michael March - JAM (P4 Intercontinental Shipping Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX), 1h 00m 58.72s
16th Josh Read/Mark Jordan (SM9 Automotive Art Toyota Starlet), 1h 01m 36.15s
17th James Betts/Josh Delmas (SM9 All Terrain Plus/Cellate Caribbean/Makita/Black Bess/Yamaha/Champion Auto/Quik Start Auto/Kendal Sporting Opel Corsa), 1h 01m 40.53s
18th Martin Stockdale - ENG/Mark Swallow - ENG (SM11 Divi Southwinds Beach Resort/Drive-a-Matic Car Rentals BMW M3 Compact), 1h 01m 48.94s
19th Harold Morley - ENG/Geoff Goddard (P4 Subaru Impreza N14), 1h 02m 22.61s
20th Michael Worme/Brian Gibson (M8-A Cot Media Group/Speedline Performance Auto/Dingolay/Details Car Valet Subaru Impreza STi), 1h 02m 23.65s
21st Kirk Watkins/Ryan Corbin (M8-A Abacus Builders Inc/Hankook Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V), 1h 02m 25.32s
22nd Rhett Watson/Logan Watson (SM10 The Unknown Entity/MQI Collision Repair Centre/Toshiba/Office Solutions & Supplies/Corbz Workz/Castrol Ford Escort MkI), 1h 02m 50.59s
23rd Freddie Gale/Kyle Proverbs (M7 Gale's Hatcheries/Nassco/VP Racing/Workz Mechanical Services Toyota Corolla RunX), 1h 05m 14.82s
24th Kenny Hall - SCO/Fenny Wesselink - NED (M5 Halltune Garage Opel Corsa), 1h 05m 21.24s
25th Raymond Gill/Jeremy Foster (SM11 BMW M3), 1h 05m 27.91s
26th Edward Corbin/Rodney Clarke (M6 Automotive Art/Klark-Odio/Corbins Garage/JVM Signage Daihatsu Charmant), 1h 05m 34.38s
27th Karl Waterman/Matthew Staffner (SM9 3W's Racing Team/Propac/Crane & Equipments/Flyin' Fish/Aqua Pur/Catch Chocolates Toyota Starlet), 1h 06m 33.36s
28th George Anderson - SCO/Gary Miller - ENG (P4 George Anderson Building Contractors/Hutton Stone/J I Inglis Joinery Contractors/MVR/Border Ready Mix Concrete/lilmiss504 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII), 1h 06m 50.14s
29th Stuart White/Jason O'Neil (SM9 3W's Racing Team/Propac/Crane & Equipments/Flyin' Fish/Aqua Pur/Catch Chocolates Toyota Starlet), 1h 06m 50.82s
30th Sean T Field/Darnley Rayside (P3 AM Realty/Ackee Tree/Field Insurance Brokers/Landscapes in Harmony Peugeot 306), 1h 07m 24.96s
31st Chris Moss - ENG/Stuart Ulyatt - ENG (SM11 FAMOSS Ltd Aston Martin Rally GT), 1h 07m 50.13s
32nd John Corbin/Owen Proverbs (M7 Corbins Garage/Klark-Odio/Automotive Art Toyota Corolla), 1h 08m 33.86s
33rd Steve Perez - ENG/Paul Spooner - WAL (M8-WRC Kick Energy Drink/VK Vodka Kick Ford Focus WRC05), 1h 08m 51.78s
34th Simon Michael - NIR/Jonathan Foster (SM10 www.clockworkorange.net/www.diamondfireworks.co.uk/Eddie Torrens Car Breakers/Eskylane Developments Ford Escort MkII), 1h 10m 09.67s
35th Glenn Campbell - NIR/Anthony Concannon - IRL (M5 Burn Road Trade Sales/Campbell Motorsport Electrics/Motorcare/Agnew Recovery/TorqueTronix Nissan Micra), 1h 11m 50.24s
36th Bobby Marshall - JAM/Dario Hoyte (M7 Motor Sales & Service/Singer/Tru-Juice/Ocean Spray/TGIF Mitsubishi Mirage), 1h 12m 50.41s
37th Shareef Walcott/Juan Watts (M6 Melwani's/Auto Solutions/Spoons Custom Brokers & Trucking/Klark-Odio/SMS Management Toyota Corolla), 1h 12m 57.68s
38th David Brewster/Rashid Phillips (M7 SRG Engineering/Castrol Peugeot 205GTi), 1h 16m 25.66s
39th Kyle Catwell/Justin Harrison (M7 Ellesmere Quarries/Chicken Pen Racing Volkswagen Golf GTI), 1h 21m 47.91s
40th Fabien Clarke/Pierre Lashley (P2 Barbados Business Listings/RCA Tours/Bovell Auto Repair Suzuki Ignis Sport), 1h 22m 05.93s
41st Cheryl Spencer - ENG/Barry Spencer - ENG (P3 Eden Vauxhall/Creative Space Solutions/Old Castle B & B/ABS Embroidery Vauxhall Astra GSi), 1h 27m 35.42s

Highest-placed regional crew Panton - JAM/Fennell - JAM (7th overall)
Highest-placed International crew Meeke - NIR/Nagle - NIR (1st overall)
Highest-placed two-wheel-drive car Still/Hazell (12th overall)
Highest-placed female competitor Edghill (11th overall, co-driver for B Gale)

Starters 88 (63 Barbados, 20 Europe, 5 Regional)
Overall finishers 41 (24 Barbados, 14 Europe, 3 Regional)

Sunday Cup
1st Dean Serrao/Ryan Farmer (P4 Amalgamated Security/Coconut Car Rentals/Lucky Games Inc Subaru Impreza N12), 23m 24.42s
2nd Neil Corbin/Aaron Kirton (SM9 Nassco/Jason Jones/Auto Solutions Toyota Starlet), 23m 40.95s
3rd Ralph White/Joe Troulan (SM10 Island Safari/Drive-a-Matic/Going Places Travel/Barbados Villa Services Toyota Starlet), 24m 02.79s
etc

Class results
Modified 8-WRC 1st Meeke - NIR/Nagle - NIR; 2nd Bird - ENG/Windress - ENG; 3rd Bourne/Maloney; etc
M8-A 1st Armstrong/Ward; 2nd Worme/Gibson; 3rd Watkins/Corbin
Production 4 (Group N) 1st Noel/Yearwood; 2nd Swann - ENG/Garrod - WAL; 3rd Powell - TDAD/March - JAM; etc
Group B 1st Greg Cozier/Jamie Marsh (Mahindra Lotus Elise), 1h 05m 49.60s; 2nd Frans Verbaas - NED/Hester van Ovost - NED (Verbaas Preparations/Koni/Team Dynamics Wheels Austin Mini Cooper), 1h 06m 38.90s; 3rd Andrew Costin-Hurley - ENG/Shaun Mellett - ENG (Earl's Performance Hoses/Aztec Composites Ford Puma), 1h 08m 46.44s
SuperModified 11 1st Still/Hazell; 2nd Collins - WAL/Brannigan - IRL; 3rd Stockdale - ENG/Swallow - ENG; etc
SM10 1st Warren/Warren; 2nd Watson/Watson; 3rd White/Troulan, 1h 06m 55.29s; etc
SM9 1st Read/Jordan; 2nd Betts/Delmas; 3rd N Corbin/Kirton, 1h 06m 21.12s; etc
M7 1st F Gale/K Proverbs; 2nd J Corbin/O Proverbs; 3rd Marshall - JAM/Hoyte; etc
M6 1st E Corbin/Clark; 2nd Jamal Brathwaite/Talia Mapp (AM Electrical Solutions/Arthur Construction/Arthur Lifting and Freighting/Ellesmere Quarries/Chicken Pen Racing/D2 Racing Suspension Mitsubishi Mirage), 1h 08m 40.36s; 3rd Danny Williams/Shane Emtage (Chris's Workshop/Sunbury Plantation House/Barbados Paragliding Association Ford Fiesta), 1h 12m 53.01s; etc
M5 1st Hall - SCO/Wesselink - NED; 2nd Campbell - NIR/Concannon -IRL; 3rd Sean Cox/Adam Cox (Simpson Motors Suzuki Swift), 1h 14m 33.60s
P3 1st Field/Rayside; 2nd Spencer - ENG/Spencer - ENG
P2 1st Clarke/Lashley
Historic 1st Ding Boston - ENG/John Puliston - ENG (Hist Oxford Universities Motorsport Foundation/Phillips Tyres/Virgin Atlantic/Toyo/Recaro/Powervamp Racing/MASS Engines Riley 1.5)

Shell V-Power SuperSpecial - Bushy Park
Class winners
Modified 8-WRC B Gale/Edghill
M8-A Watkins/R Corbin
Production 4 Noel/Yearwood
SuperModified 11 Stockdale - ENG/Swallow - ENG
SM10 Warren/Warren
SM9 Read/Jordan
M7 Ron Greaves/Dwain Carter (Chicken Pen Racing/Ellesmere Quarries/Dreamworks/McCarthy's Garage Honda Civic)
M6 Corbin/Clarke
M5 Hall - SCO/Wesselink - NED
P3 Field/Rayside
P2 Clarke/Lashley
Historic Boston/Puliston

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