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Entry list for round 3 Car number...Class...Driver...Co-driver...Level 1 1 Andy Nash Dom Brione Expert 2 1 Nick Anderson Nev Hudd Expert 3 1 Barry Benjamin Steve Law Novice 4 1 Adrian Catchpole Mark Catchpole Intermediate 5 1 Jo Stainer Martin Stainer Intermediate 6 1 Steve Beck Adrian Dayley Expert 7 1 Zoltan Guzi Lee Marchant Expert 8 1 Keith Rayment Paul Mortimer Novice 9 1 Peter Roberts Ben Burge Intermediate 10 2 Ben Champion Martin Champion Novice 11 1 Steve Grant Mario ? Novice 13 1 Nick Shurrock Matt Gomme Intermediate 14 1 Andrew Beck Mike Hind Expert 15 2 Kevin Moss Rob Jones Expert 16 1 Graham Mitchell Ben Bradley Expert 22 1 Dan Elias Richard Wetherley Expert 27 1 Ian Corfield Emma Corfield Intermediate 29 1 Chris Kelly Jason White Novice 30 2 Simon Saines John Saines Novice 33 1 Daniel Thompson Matthew Hoiles Intermediate 36 2 Andrew Billingham Elie Joseph Novice 37 1 Chris Berryman Lee Brodierick Expert 38 1 Peter Jackson Richard Norris Expert 39 1 Mark Clifford-Daly John Bedford Intermediate

An entrants list is on its way, should be here tonight/tomorrow.

I will be there looking forward to it

Hi Is this the topic? Topic And the website ? Web Site

I will be there, looking forward to it

Thank you for the link

Hi is there any chance of a link to a map of yarwell site please? And could you please do one of your overlays of Slindon/Yarwell and Tixover/Yarwell Many Thanks

Hi i am using the same (cardo scala) headsets, but i have mounted them too an ex MOD Bowman headset. Here are some pictures Hope they help.

Thank you very much for the link, the annotated picture is great as well Its very hard to find the boundaries of the verious sites unless you have been there before.

What i find hard to belive is that people fail to read and understand other peopls posts fully! Then they spout off about this and that. I fully understand that Neil needed to state that the Howlin Wolf isnt set out to damage peoples trucks. And i in no way meant it to sound like that. I simple used the event as an example of a higher level event, i could have used aothers but didn't. I am sorry Neil that my post came out in a way that can be misunderstood by people suggesting damage was unavoidable. This all started because i said i enjoyed the special stages so far (answering a question which was posted) and then suggested an option for a special stage that i thought would be fun for co-drivers. After all some of the co-drivers are as inexperanced as their drivers. So why do we all have to suffer because a few people have experanced co-drivers?

I am not trying to make the Howlin Wolf sound like anything and far from a demolition derby. I am simply trying to say that i entered a CLUBMAN event and as such the level of punches should be acheivabe by a more standard vehicle that can be driven to and from an event with the team being competitive. If i entered an event at a higher level, i wouldn't be as competitive, as it takes longer to do punches (with less ability) so to do more it is likely i would need to go faster and that seems (in my opion) when damage is done. Surley that was the reason for the handi cap system, so novices get more points per punch and an expert less. Making it fairer overall. I feel it is a little sad that somone can't let their co driver drive their car for a simple special stage (where it is very unlikly any damage would occour, and again its a CLUBMAN event) yet they will let the same person put them into situations on punches where damage can occur. Also the special stage is completly optional so they need not let anyone else drive.

Perhaps that is the reason for so much damage?

As everybody knows who compete's body damage can occur. But it isn't absolutely necessary to beat the car up, compaired to a higher level event like the Howling Wolf we managed to do well with little damage. Where as in the Howling Wolf we would need to go harder and thus do much more damage to come anywhere near the top.

Do you have an address for Tixover? or some way for me to bring up an aerial photo of the site from Google Maps please. And also what the boundries are for the site. Many thanks Ben

I take on board the comments about a co-driver doing damage to a car (that doesn't belong to them), but looking at the previous event it is clear that no damage could occour from the type of special stage that is being set. After all that is the whole idea of the clubman events, so it can be done on an entry level with minimal damage.

I am really liking the special stages, perhaps one is needed where the co-driver gets a chance to drive

Hello, Yes there is still places left for the Tuff Trophy. The current entry list is as follows: 1 Nick Anderson & Neville Hudd 2 Peter Roberts & Ben Burge 3 Jacob Booty & Jamie Smith 4 Gavin Lawrence & Ryan Lawrence 5 Chris Berryman & Lee Brodrick 6 Nick Rowbotham & Andy Jackson 7 Steve Gittins &Mark Morgan 8 Paul Whibley & Tony Blunt 9 Philon Parpottas & Alex Parpottas There is a limit of 20 cars/teams on this event so please if you wish to enter e-mail Lucy at sales@challenger4x4.com to obtain an entry form. You can also call 01252 325930 we will be happy to post you one.

Results from Clubmans Event at Slindon (3/5/09) Class 1 1st - Nick Shurrock & Matt Gomme (Novice) Punch Score - 2700, Special Stage - 480, Total Score = 3180 2nd - Peter Roberts and Ben Burge (Intermediate) Punch Score - 2400, Special Stage - 380, Total Score = 2780 3rd - Nick Anderson & Nev Hudd (Expert) Punch Score - 2340, Special Stage - 350, Total Score = 2690 4th - Dan Elias & Richard Wetherley (Expert) Punch Score - 2220, Special Stage - 440, Total Score = 2660 5th - Martin Tennant & Laurie (Novice) Punch Score - 2000, Special Score - 460, Total Score = 2460 6th - Steve Beck & Adrian Dayley (Expert) Punch Score - 1980, Special Stage - 470, Total Score = 2450 7th - Adrian Catchpole & Mark Catchpole (Intermediate) Punch Score - 2080, Special Stage - 310, Total Score = 2390 8th - Chris Kelly & Jason White (Novice) Punch Score - 2100, Special Stage - 500, Penalty Points - 300, Total Score = 2300 9th - Khristian Laurence & Gary Blair (Novice) Punch Score - 1900, Special Stage - 300, Total Score = 2200 10th - Barry Benjamin & Steve Law (Novice) Punch Score - 1800, Special Stage - 390, Total Score = 2190 11th - Philion Parpottas & Alex Parpottas (Expert) Punch Score - 1740, Special Stage - 370, Total Score = 2110 12th - Andrew Beck & Mike Hind (Expert) Punch Score - 1560, Special Stage - 410, Total Score = 1970 13th - Mark Sinclair & Matt Riely (Expert) Punch Score - 1440, Special Stage - 490, Total Score = 1930 14th - Steve Grant & Mark Antill (Expert) Punch Score - 1560, Special Stage - 330, Penalty Points - 50, Total Score = 1840 15th - Paul Edney & Trever Thomas (Novice) Punch Score - 1800, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 1800 16th - Keith Rayment & Paul Mortimer (Novice) Punch Score - 1700, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 1700 17th - Daniel Thompson & Matthew Hoiles (Intermediate) Punch Score - 1040, Special Stage - 430, Total Score = 1470 18th - Saun Goringn & Dal Camball (Novice) Punch Score - 1000, Special Stage - 320, Total Score = 1320 19th - Stuat Sibbick & Chris Martin (Novice) Punch Score - 900, Special Stage - 360, Total Score = 1260 20th - Fabian Fry & Jodi Biddle (Novice) Punch Score - 800, Special Stage - 290, Total Score = 1090 21st - Graham Mitchell & Ben Bradley (Expert) Punch Score - 780, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 780 22nd - Jo Stainer & Martin Stainer (Intermediate) Punch Score - 720, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 720 Class 2 1st - Simon Saines & John Saines (Novice) Punch Score - 2000, Special Stage - 400, Penalty Points - 50, Total Score = 2350 2nd - Kevin Moss & Rob Jones (Expert) Punch Score - 1920, Special Stage - 420, Total Score = 2340 3rd - Ben Champion & Martin Champion (Novice) Punch Score - 1000, Special Stage - 450, Total Score = 1450 4th - Karl Day & Tristian Skinner (Novice) Punch Score - 1400, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 1400 5th - Lee Perkins & Matthew Oates (Novice) Punch Score - 1000, Special Stage - 340, Total Score = 1340 6th - David Dawson & Tullen Dawson (Novice) Punch score - 900, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 900

Results from Clubmans Event at Slindon (3/5/09) Class 1 1st - Nick Shurrock & Matt Gomme (Novice) Punch Score - 2700, Special Stage - 480, Total Score = 3180 2nd - Peter Roberts and Ben Burge (Intermediate) Punch Score - 2400, Special Stage - 380, Total Score = 2780 3rd - Nick Anderson & Nev Hudd (Expert) Punch Score - 2340, Special Stage - 350, Total Score = 2690 4th - Dan Elias & Richard Wetherley (Expert) Punch Score - 2220, Special Stage - 440, Total Score = 2660 5th - Martin Tennant & Laurie (Novice) Punch Score - 2000, Special Score - 460, Total Score = 2460 6th - Steve Beck & Adrian Dayley (Expert) Punch Score - 1980, Special Stage - 470, Total Score = 2450 7th - Adrian Catchpole & Mark Catchpole (Intermediate) Punch Score - 2080, Special Stage - 310, Total Score = 2390 8th - Chris Kelly & Jason White (Novice) Punch Score - 2100, Special Stage - 500, Penalty Points - 300, Total Score = 2300 9th - Khristian Laurence & Gary Blair (Novice) Punch Score - 1900, Special Stage - 300, Total Score = 2200 10th - Barry Benjamin & Steve Law (Novice) Punch Score - 1800, Special Stage - 390, Total Score = 2190 11th - Philion Parpottas & Alex Parpottas (Expert) Punch Score - 1740, Special Stage - 370, Total Score = 2110 12th - Andrew Beck & Mike Hind (Expert) Punch Score - 1560, Special Stage - 410, Total Score = 1970 13th - Mark Sinclair & Matt Riely (Expert) Punch Score - 1440, Special Stage - 490, Total Score = 1930 14th - Steve Grant & Mark Antill (Expert) Punch Score - 1560, Special Stage - 330, Penalty Points - 50, Total Score = 1840 15th - Paul Edney & Trever Thomas (Novice) Punch Score - 1800, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 1800 16th - Keith Rayment & Paul Mortimer (Novice) Punch Score - 1700, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 1700 17th - Daniel Thompson & Matthew Hoiles (Intermediate) Punch Score - 1040, Special Stage - 430, Total Score = 1470 18th - Saun Goringn & Dal Camball (Novice) Punch Score - 1000, Special Stage - 320, Total Score = 1320 19th - Stuat Sibbick & Chris Martin (Novice) Punch Score - 900, Special Stage - 360, Total Score = 1260 20th - Fabian Fry & Jodi Biddle (Novice) Punch Score - 800, Special Stage - 290, Total Score = 1090 21st - Graham Mitchell & Ben Bradley (Expert) Punch Score - 780, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 780 22nd - Jo Stainer & Martin Stainer (Intermediate) Punch Score - 720, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 720 Class 2 1st - Simon Saines & John Saines (Novice) Punch Score - 2000, Special Stage - 400, Penalty Points - 50, Total Score = 2350 2nd - Kevin Moss & Rob Jones (Expert) Punch Score - 1920, Special Stage - 420, Total Score = 2340 3rd - Ben Champion & Martin Champion (Novice) Punch Score - 1000, Special Stage - 450, Total Score = 1450 4th - Karl Day & Tristian Skinner (Novice) Punch Score - 1400, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 1400 5th - Lee Perkins & Matthew Oates (Novice) Punch Score - 1000, Special Stage - 340, Total Score = 1340 6th - David Dawson & Tullen Dawson (Novice) Punch score - 900, Special Stage - 0, Total Score = 900

You can just turn up and watch on sunday, you will need to park in the lower car park (the first one you get to). Then wander up the site, you can then go pretty much anywhere and watch anything. Please listen to any marshalls and stay safe. Hope to see you there

Spectators are indeed welcome.

I also remember seeing an artic up the top. Have you used the coach at all, is it any good off the road. The track leading to the top carpark is quite solid, there is a corner just before the hill which may be a little tight for you.

With regards to access, in the past people have got larger vehicles up to the main car park. but as Dom has already said proberbly not too good for a coach. How big is the coach?

The only place i found them (without them being fully rewired) was on ebay, although there are some army surplus stores selling them. They sell for around £20, from ebay. There are some simular units for sale (brand new) but again they are from ebay (search for 'Bowman Style Headsets' or 'Cavalvy Elite'), they are mostly from Hong Kong. I looked into them but decided the second hand/surplus bowmans are better suited (as all of the electric's are removed)

Photo's as requested (i hope ) First shows Cardo unit mounted to the bowman, Second showing base mount, Showing mounting bolts' Lastly (sorry for bad focus) showing side on veiw' The only thing i havent taken a photo of is the speaker but it fits perfectly in the standard speaker location. The zip tie in the photo is holding the speaker cover on (to allow easy removal for use with helmets)