08/06/2026
Our riders had some difficult conditions to battle through for round 3 of the championship at Tincleton yesterday, with overnight rain making for a very soft and unpredictable sand track to really test everyone's mettle! The championship standings at the mid-way point are as follows:
Pre-68:
Even with adverse conditions on the day it was much of the same for Luke Hickie as it has been, finally conceding a race victory in the third moto but still taking the overall win on the day and extending his lead to 69 points over Garry Martin, with Steve Iles Jr now falling to 3rd in the standings a further 51 behind.
Pre-74:
Despite a difficult first race including the loss of one of his footpegs, Steve Dagger dug deep and put in some strong performances to take over the championship lead by 12 points over his new closest rival Ray Hooper, with Andy Hughes trailing another 39 back.
Twinshock A:
The tricky conditions clearly weren't enough to move Luke Hill from his current path, another clean sweep on the day making him 9 for 9 so far in the championship, though Marcus Feltham's consistent results see him still within reach, 45 points behind at the halfway point.
Twinshock B:
Shaun Thomas fought through the conditions to take home some steady points on the day and retain his championship lead going into round 4, with Harvey Lowe jumping to 2nd in the points and only 8 behind the Maico rider, as James King continues to lurk near the top just another 22 further back.
Twinshock C:
Another rollercoaster of a day from a group that's taught us to expect nothing less this year sees Jack Courtney's consistent finishes extend his gap in the championship to 40 over Blake Winston who finds himself locked in a tight three-way battle with William Lester and Phil Hunt.
Twinshock D:
Steven Bristow found himself improving as the day went on, his consistency across the championship so far serving him well as his gap increases to 25 points over new second place man Scott Perry, who sits just 6 ahead of James Bristow.
Twinshock E:
A string of podiums for Sean Cook was enough to see him retaining the lead of the championship, though Mia Milsom's overall win has closed the gap to just 10 points at the front of the field, with Kori Lilley currently a further 40 behind and heading a very close fight for 3rd.