Report: RL360 Isle of Man Youth League 15

A good turnout of 224 competitors at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 15 of the RL360 youth league

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Report: RL360 Isle of Man Youth League 15
(thanks Dot Tilbury for the reports & results)

In the born 2012 & later age group Poppy Clayton surged away from the field to bag maximum points for the tenth time in the series. Seamus Hall was a solid second and Kieran Binns edged out Gracie Evans for third. Charlie Quine pipped Oliver Kennington for fifth and David Leece came in on his own to grab seventh. Henry Kinrade outran Max Wardle for eighth and Isabella Quaye overtook Holly Davies in the closing stages to fill the final place on the top ten leader board.

Jackson Roberts went from the gun in the novices race and soloed to his third win in as many weeks. Lukas Wooton and Elijah Clague trailed in separately for second and third, with leading girl Clodagh Briercliffe holding off William Chadwick in the tussle for fourth. Lewis Stephens led Harper Quayle home for sixth and Liam Lonergan held off Holly Beattie and Bradley Malone in the dash for eighth.

Preserving his unbeaten record, Finbar McSevney attacked travelling companions Bernat Munoz-Fite and Abigail Cowell on the final lap of the born 2011 class and powered away to victory. Munoz-Fite beat Cowell to the runners-up spot and Jacob Wilson got the better of Erin Morgan in the race for fourth. Bobby Kerruish came from behind to snatch sixth from Charlie Dormer and Joshua Moffitt overcame Samuel Kinnish in the fight for eighth. Macaulay Teare completed the top ten.

Notching up his first win of the series, a determined Kylan Murphy led from start to finish in the born 2010 category. Brad Le Geyt was a safe second and Harrison Skillan was too quick for Daniel Minay, Ffinlo Thomas, Conor Madsen-Mygdal and Max Messenger in the rush for third. Archie Mulholland spearhead Hugh Osborn and Thomas Hutchinson across the line for eighth, while Rebecca Radcliffe claimed the girls’ prize in 15th spot.

In the born 2009 event May-Saa Smith came off fellow frontrunner Cameron Hounsell’s wheel to record her sixth success of the season. Zach Jones kept Henry Dormer at bay for third and Harry Beattie overcame Max Davies and Florrie Thomas in the battle for fifth. Finn Collister headed Alex Harrison, Graihagh Morgan and Harry Jones in the gallop for eighth.

Charlie Williams eased ahead of T.J.Teare on the final lap to claim his maiden victory in the born 2008 race. Teare was second and top girl Fearne Bregazzi third, with Leon Murphy hanging onto fourth ahead of the fast finishing trio of Alec Sorby, Bob Radcliffe and Edward Field.

Improving week by week, Oscar Gaylor outsprinted Orry Lund and James Kinrade to gain his inaugural win in the born 2007 three lapper. Orry Lund and James Kinrade were a close second and third, while best girl Florence Griffin dropped Ben Davies on the penultimate lap to grab fourth. Abigail McCulloch, Max Dewhirst and Jessica Falconer rounded off the result sheet.

In the born 2006 & earlier grouping Kiera Prentice, James Scott and Nicola Quaye filled the top three steps on the podium. Callum Salisbury, Mairi Harrison and Ella Griffin wrapped up the top six.

Seven riders circulated together at the head of the combined under-8 and under-10 racing bikes. In the final sprint it was Orry Lund who just got the verdict ahead of Oscar Gaylor, Myles Le Geyt, Charlie Williams, Alec Sorby, Charlie Scarffe and James Kinrade. The first girl was Fearne Bregazzi in ninth spot, while 11th placed Kylan Murphy beat Brad Le Geyt and Zach Jones in the scrap for the U/8 honours.

Tyler Annis produced his best performance of the year in the U/12 racing bikes, attacking from the front and staying clear to the finish for a memorable win. James Scott and Drystan Sewell gave chase but were unable to make any inroads into Annis’ lead and had to settle for second and third places respectively. Callum Salisbury slipped away from the following group to secure fourth and Nicola Quaye headed Mairi Harrison over the line to pick up the girls’ award in fifth place. Brodie Hatcher did well on his first outing of the season to finish seventh.

The U/14 & U/16 racing bikes was fast and furious from beginning to end. A twelve-strong group formed at the head of affairs. At one third distance Will Corkill, Adam Scarffe and Aaron Lund went off on their own and quickly gained half a lap on the rest of the field. With five laps to go Lund lost contact leaving Scarffe and Corkill to go it alone. At the finish Scarffe ousted Corkill for the win with Lund just behind in third place. James Harrison, who made several spirited but ultimately unsuccessful attempts to get across to the leading trio, outpaced Zac Walker in the bunch sprint for fourth. Shellan Leeming was the top girl in 14th position.
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ROUND 15 – TUESDAY, 1st AUGUST 2017

BORN 2012 & LATER
1. Poppy Clayton – 1st Girl
2. Seamus Hall
3. Kieran Binns
4. Gracie Evans
5. Charlie Quine
6. Oliver Kennington
7. David Leece
8. Henry Kinrade
9. Max Wardle
10. Isabella Quaye
11. Holly Davies
12. M.J.Livesy
13. Austin Baglow
14. Euan Kinnish
15. Finley Quirk
16. India Smith
17. Riley Faragher
18. Charley Skillen
19. Aiden Leslie
20. Evie Lund
21. Maisie Lunt
22. Eli Dawson
23. Ryan Cartwright
24. Callum Leslie
25. Noah Hutchinson
26. Daisy Teare
27. Zane Quinn
28. Finn McDowell
29. Xenia Munoz-Fite
30. Jasper Cain
31. Orry Larkham
32. Ethan Gonsalves
33. Orry McSevney
34. Noah Sykes
35. Harvey J.Wagstaffe
36. Safiya Laagayed
37. Evangeline Sohaba
38. Tobyn Speight
39. Matilda Bayliss
40. William McCallister
41. Sam Booth
42. Aoife Dowd-Williams
43. Maizie Hawkins
44. Kyle Oliphant-Smith

NOVICES
1. Jackson Roberts
2. Lukas Wooton
3. Elijah Clague
4. Clodagh Briercliffe – 1st Girl
5. William Chadwick
6. Lewis Stephens
7. Harper Quayle
8. Liam Lonergan
9. Holly Beattie
10. Bradley Malone
11. Zachary Whyte
12. Jacob Wright
13. Elliott Dowd-Williams
14. Dexter Dewhirst
15. John Quaye
16. Scarlett Baird
17. Alisha McCullagh
18. Holly Foster
19. Elliott Sayle
20. Isla Kennington
21. Sophie Halligan
22. Chloe Quayle
23. Heidi Kelly
24. Jenson Baglow
25. Naomi Nesbitt
26. Joe Wardle
27. Emily Calow
28. Xara Quinn
29. Tristan Halsall
30. Oscar Nation
31. Ava Whyte
32. Oliver Hutchinson
33. Layton Kelly
34. Jenson Riding
35. McKenzie Howard
36. Toby Smith
37. Ava Quirk
38. Emmy-Rose Oakes
39. Rory Booth
40. Carmen Oakes
41. Oliver Halligan

BORN 2011
1. Finbar McSevney
2. Bernat Munoz-Fite
3. Abigail Cowell – 1st Girl
4. Jacob Wilson
5. Erin Morgan
6. Bobby Kerruish
7. Charlie Dormer
8. Joshua Moffitt
9. Samuel Kinnish
10. Macaulay Teare
11. Bobby Kewley
12. George Watterson
13. Elizabeth Taylor
14. Josie Quirk
15. Saskia Whyte
16. Luke Chadwick
17. Ben Wright
18. Juan Halsall
19. Jacob Smith
20. Onora Barron
21. Joey Wright
22. Nathaniel Sohaba
23. Harrison Williams
24. Lewis de Backer
25. Isabella Calow
26. Charlie Hurst
27. Nomsa Mdlalose

BORN 2010
1. Kylan Murphy
2. Brad Le Geyt
3. Harrison Skillan
4. Daniel Minay
5. Ffinlo Thomas
6. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
7. Max Messenger
8. Archie Mulholland
9. Hugh Osborn
10. Thomas Hutchinson
11. Illiam Thomas
12. Alfie Kinrade
13. Oliver Wooton
14. James Leece
15. Rebecca Radcliffe – 1st Girl
16. Zac Lund
17. Casey Clague
18. Eloise Kinrade
19. Cameron Leslie
20. Joseph Booth
21. Annie McKiernan
22. Thomas Watterson
23. Erin Hainge
24. Grace Robinson
25. Florence Bayliss

BORN 2009
1. May-Saa Smith – 1st Girl
2. Cameron Hounsell
3. Zach Jones
4. Henry Dormer
5. Harry Beattie
6. Max Davies
7. Florrie Thomas
8. Finn Collister
9. Alex Harrison
10. Graihagh Morgan
11. Harry Jones
12. Abi Clayton
13. Tristan Speight
14. Hugo Howland-Smith
15. Daisy Quine
16. Imogen Deuchars
17. Freddie Taylor
18. Cameron Williams
19. Aden Dunkley-Nation

BORN 2008
1. Charlie Williams
2. T.J.Teare
3. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
4. Leon Murphy
5. Alec Sorby
6. Bob Radcliffe
7. Edward Field
8. Jamie Gibson
9. Harvey Barrow
10. Erin Halsall
11. Ryan Batty
12. Harry Lee
13. Deane Aspell
14. Hollie Patterson-Hannay
15. Lewis Quirk
16. Elissa Meenagh
17. Emily McAllister
18. Lucy Cartwright

BORN 2007
1. Oscar Gaylor
2. Orry Lund
3. James Kinrade
4. Florence Griffin – 1st Girl
5. Ben Davies
6. Abigail McCulloch
7. Max Dewhirst
8. Jessica Falconer

BORN 2006 & EARLIER
1. Kiera Prentice – 1st Girl
2. James Scott
3. Nicola Quaye
4. Callum Salisbury
5. Mairi Harrison
6. Ella Griffin
7. Sam Cunningham
8. Sophie Smith
9. Nathan Kinrade
10. Lucy Field
11. Bethany Turner-Priest

U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Orry Lund
2. Oscar Gaylor
3. Myles Le Geyt
4. Charlie Williams
5. Alec Sorby
6. Charlie Scarffe
7. James Kinrade
8. Jordan Carter
9. Fearne Breghazzi – 1st Girl
10. Cory Corkhill
11. Kylan Murphy
12. Brad Le Geyt
13. Zach Jones
14. Abi Clayton
15. Cameron Hounsell
16. Leon Murphy
17. May-Saa Smith
18. Harry Beattie
19. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
20. Harry Lee
21. Harvey Barrow
22. Deane Aspell

U/12 RACING BIKES
1. Tyler Annis
2. James Scott
3. Drystan Sewell
4. Callum Salisbury
5. Nicola Quaye – 1st Girl
6. Mairi Harrison
7. Brodie Hatcher
8. Ella Griffin
9. Nathan Kinrade
10. Bethany Turner-Priest
11. Harley Howland-Smith
12. Nicola Clucas

U/14 & U/16 RACING BIKES
1. Adam Scarffe
2. Will Corkill
3. Aaron Lund
4. James Harrison
5. Zac Walker
6. Tyler Hannay
7. Matthew Cooil
8. Dan Sowerby
9. Jack Christian
10. Dylan Sewell
11. Corrin Leeming
12. Ralph Holden
13. Tyler Roche
14. Shellan Leeming – 1st Girl
15. Brayden Roche
16. Kiera Prentice
17 Darcy Cain

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