Report: RL360 Isle of Man Youth League Round 17

A total of 203 competitors turned out at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 17 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League.

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Report: RL360 Isle of Man Youth League Round 17

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A total of 203 competitors turned out at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 17 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League.

Cameron Eyres returned from holiday to grab the top slot in the born under 12 and later age group, surging away from the field and soloing to victory. Charlie Quine edged out Kieran Binns for second and Oliver Kennington got the better of Henry Kinrade and Noah Hutchinson in the battle for fourth. George Lee came from behind to snatch seventh from Finley Quirk and Euan Kinnish, while Holly Davies led Poppy Clayton, Charley Skillen, Oscar Maddrell and Austin Baglow home to claim the girls’ award in tenth place.

Notching up his fifth win of the series, Jackson Roberts went from the gun in the novices event and was never seen again. Lukas Wooton and Lewis Stephens were a safe second and third, with top girl Clodagh Briercliffe beating Thomas McEvoy and Ewan Cubbon in the dash for fourth. Isla Mulholland was seventh and Jacob Wright outran Elliott Dowd-Williams, Holly Beattie, Naomi Nesbitt and John Quaye in the race for eighth.

In the born 2011 category Jacob Wilson rode away from the previously unbeaten Finbar McSevney to record his maiden win. Toby Costain ousted Alex McCullagh for third and Charlie Dormer stayed clear of Macaulay Teare and Joshua Moffitt to bag fifth. Bobby Kerruish held off leading girl Erin Morgan in the scrap for eighth and Samuel Kinnish came home alone to complete the top ten.

Continuing his recent run of good form, Kylan Murphy overcame a strong challenge from Liam Blake to secure his third successive win in the born 2010 class . Brad Le Geyt was a solitary third and Harrison Skillan pipped Ffinlo Thomas and Daniel Minay for fourth. Conor Madsen-Mygdal and Illiam Thomas grabbed seventh and eighth ahead of the fast finishing duo of Archie Mulholland and Max Messenger. The first girl was Rebecca Radcliffe in 13th position.

Just back from a trip to the USA, a tired Eddie Dillon still had enough speed in his legs to fend off breakaway companions Cameron Hounsell, Tom Pickavance and Abi Clayton in the sprint for the born 2009 honours. Harry Beattie headed Zach Jones and Henry Dormer over the line for fifth, with Max Davies maintaining station in eighth place. Matthew Hooper and Graihagh Morgan came in together to round off the top ten leader board.

Deaglen Blake and Alec Sorby slipped away from a leading group of ten riders to take first and second respectively in the born 2008 three lapper. Fearne Bregazzi outpaced Charlie Williams for third and T.J.Teare was too quick for Edward Field in the scrap for fifth. Bob Radcliffe, Lewis Quirk, Ella Darnill, Leon Murphy and Jamie Gibson trailed in separately to fill seventh to 11th places.

In the born 2007 event Cian Howard attacked fellow frontrunner Orry Lund at the start of the final lap and powered away to victory. Lund held onto second place ahead of fast closing chasers Oscar Gaylor, Charlie Scarffe, Jordan Carter and James Kinrade. Seventh placed Florence Griffin was the best girl.

An injection of pace in the closing stages split the field in the born 2006 & earlier grouping. Ivan Sorby shook off Mairi Harrison and Callum Salisbury on the finishing straight to take the win, with Nicola Quaye, Ella Griffin just behind in fifth and sixth positions.

Eight riders circulated together at the head of the under-8 & under-10 racing bikes. At the finish it was Orry Lund who took the sprint from Alec Sorby and Rio Kelly. Fearne Bregazzi was the top girl in ninth place and Cameron Hounsell the first under-8 rider in tenth spot.

The under-12 racing bikes started slowly with very few attacks. The race eventually got going in the build-up to the final gallop which Tyler Annis won. The hard working Niall Colquitt was second and Ivan Sorby third. Mairi Harrison, Nicola Quaye and Ella Griffin filled the top three steps on the girls’ podium.

In contrast to the previous race the under-14 and under-16 racing bikes was fast and furious from beginning to end. Nine riders eventually got away with attacks coming thick and fast from Tosh Teare, James Harrison and Will Corkill. However, no one was allowed to escape and in the end the final outcome was decided in a bunch sprint in which Dan Sowerby produced an impressive turn of speed to claim his maiden win. Series leader Max Walker was second and Will Corkill third, with Kiera Prentice the best girl in 13th place.

Please note that the league continues as usual during the Festival of Motorcycling fortnight, with rounds 18 and 19 taking place on Tuesdays 22nd and 29th of August.

ROUND 17 – TUESDAY, 15th AUGUST 2017
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BORN 2012 & LATER
1. Cameron Eyres
2. Charlie Quine
3. Kieran Binns
4. Oliver Kennington
5. Henry Kinrade
6. Noah Hutchinson
7. George Lee
8. Finley Quirk
9. Euan Kinnish
10. Holly Davies – 1st Girl
11. Poppy Clayton
12. Charley Skillen
13. Oscar Maddrell
14. Austin Baglow
15. David Leece
16. Daniel Cretney
17. Maisie Lunt
18. Eli Dawson
19. Evie Lund
20. Harry Kinrade
21. Antony Aspell
22. Martin Skillen-McParland
23. Jasper Cain
24. William McAllister
25. Tallulah Wilson
26. Zane Quinn
27. Theo Hawley
28. Ryan Cartwright
29. Orry Larkham
30. Daisy Teare
31. Sophie Halligan
32. Robin Dowling
33. Noah Sykes
34. Orry McSevney
35. Safiya Laagayed
36. Aoife Dowd-Williams
37. Maizie Hawkins
38. Harry Tummon

NOVICES
1. Jackson Roberts
2. Lukas Wooton
3. Lewis Stephens
4. Clodagh Briercliffe – 1st Girl
5. Thomas McEvoy
6. Ewan McCubbon
7. Isla Mulholland
8. Jacob Wright
9. Elliott Dowd-Williams
10. Holly Beattie
11. Naomi Nesbitt
12. John Quaye
13. Johnny Summers
14. Liam Lonergan
15. Alisha McCullagh
16. Heidi Kelly
17. Scarlett Baird
18. Oliver Hutchinson
19. Xara Quinn
20. Alexander Jones
21. Elliott Sayle
22. Tristan Halsall
23. Isla Kennington
24. Jenson Baglow
25. Chloe Quayle
26. Oscar Nation
27. Esme Jackson
28. Ava Whyte
29. Bradley Malone
30. Toby Smith
31. Oscar Christian
32. Lacie Richardson
33. Oliver Halligan
34. Ava Quirk

BORN 2011
1. Jacob Wilson
2. Finbar McSevney
3. Toby Costain
4. Alex McCullagh
5. Charlie Dormer
6. Macaulay Teare
7. Joshua Moffitt
8. Bobby Kerruish
9. Erin Morgan – 1st Girl
10. Samuel Kinnish
11. Josie Quirk
12. George Watterson
13. Bobby Kewley
14. Ben Wright
15. Lexi Cowin
16. Juan Halsall
17. Jacob Smith
18. Joey Wright
19. Emily Kneen
20. Finlo Larkham

BORN 2010
1. Kylan Murphy
2. Liam Blake
3. Brad Le Geyt
4. Harrison Skillan
5. Ffinlo Thomas
6. Daniel Minay
7. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
8. Illiam Thomas
9. Archie Mulholland
10. Max Messenger
11. Alex Colquitt
12. Thomas Hutchinson
13. Rebecca Radcliffe – 1st Girl
14. Alfie Kinrade
15. Zac Lund
16. Oliver Wooton
17. Jack Moore
18. Grace Robinson
19. Annie McKiernan
20. Zachary Bowen
21. Erin Hainge
22. Jake Naylor
23. Eloise Kinrade
24. Noah Doyle
25. Thomas Watterson

BORN 2009
1. Eddie Dillon
2. Cameron Hounsell
3. Tom Pickavance
4. Abi Clayton – 1st Girl
5. Harry Beattie
6. Zach Jones
7. Henry Dormer
8. Max Davies
9. Matthew Hooper
10. Graihagh Morgan
11. Harry Jones
12. Ben Coole
13. Alfie Tummon
14. Georgia Halsall
15. Christopher Hazell
16. Brian Hurst
17. Cameron Williams
18. Aden Dunkley-Nation

BORN 2008
1. Deaglen Blake
2. Alec Sorby
3. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
4. Charlie Williams
5. T.J. Teare
6. Edward Field
7. Bob Radcliffe
8. Lewis Quirk
9. Ella Darnill
10. Leon Murphy
11. Jamie Gibson
12. Jonty Shimmin
13. Ryan Batty
14. Harry Lee
15. Emily Rewsin
16. Harvey Barrow
17. Ryder Spencer
18. Lucy Cartwright
19. Hollie Patterson-Hannay
20. Deane Aspell

BORN 2007
1. Cian Howard
2. Orry Lund
3. Oscar Gaylor
4. Charlie Scarffe
5. Jordan Carter
6. James Kinrade
7. Florence Griffin – 1st Girl
8. Jess Pickavance
9. Ben Davies
10. Ed Coole
11. Ethan Naylor

BORN 2006 & EARLIER
1. Ivan Sorby
2. Mairi Harrison – 1st Girl
3. Callum Salisbury
4. Nicola Quay
5. Ella Griffin
6. Nathan Kinrade
7. Blae Cain
8. Tom Darnill
9. Lucy Field
10. Bethany Turner-Priest

U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Orry Lund
2. Alec Sorby
3. Rio Kelly
4. Myles Le Geyt
5. Oscar Naylor
6. Charlie Williams
7. T.J.Teare
8. Charlie Scarffe
9. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
10. Cameron Hounsell
11. Kylan Murphy
12. James Kinrade
13. Abi Clayton
14. Jonty Shimmin
15. Brsd Le Geyt
16. Zach Jones
17. Leon Murphy
18. Harry Beattie
19. Tom Pickavance
20. Ed Coole
21. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
22. Harry Lee
23. Macaulay Teare

U/12 RACING BIKES
1. Tyler Annis
2. Niall Colquitt
3. Ivan Sorby
4. Cian Howard
5. Owen Collins
6. Callum Salisbury
7. Mairi Harrison – 1st Girl
8. Nicola Quaye
9. Ella Griffin
10. Nathan Kinrade
11. Nicola Clucas
12. Bethany Turner-Priest

U/14 & U/16 RACING BIKES
1. Dan Sowerby
2. Max Walker
3. Will Corkill
4. Adam Scarffe
5. James Harrison
6. Tosh Teare
7. Aaron Lund
8. Tyler Hannay
9. Jack Christian
10. Zac Walker
11. Ralf Holden
12. Nathan Slack
13. Kiera Prentice
14. Darcy Cain
15. Tom Kermode
16. Matthew Black

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