TC6 dominates at BRCA Clubmans
Ross Walker takes TQ and A final win at Eastbourne with a convincing performance beyond his years.
If anyone needed proof of how well the Associated Junior Academy project is going they only needed to be at round 2 of the BRCA Clubmans series at Eastbourne over the weekend.
For young Ross Walker it was his first visit to the track but despite his inexperience of the venue he stamped his authority on the meeting taking TQ and a win in the A final. Ross fought off a strong challenge from Liam Brookes and kept his head to score a memorable and well earned victory plus maximum points in the 13.5 class. The result comes on the back on some strong performances at the two day nationals and rounds of the BTCC. It's Ross? first season on tarmac and the young man who celebrated his eleventh birthday at Cotswold is really starting to turn heads.
Stock 13.5T Podium.
In the 17.5 class CML supported driver Mitch Hadley was having a tough day. Never the less Mitch put his TC6 fourth on the grid for the 17.5 A final but narrowly missed out on a podium in the finals. It was not all bad news for Team Associated as David Hough took TQ and the win using a TC6.
Stock 17.5T Podium(left). Mitch Hadley with his TC6 (right)
The BRCA Clubman?s series stays on the south coast for the next round at Adur, but for Mitch and Ross their focus will now be on the two day 10.5 stock national at Halifax next month.
Stock 13.5T Podium.
In the 17.5 class CML supported driver Mitch Hadley was having a tough day. Never the less Mitch put his TC6 fourth on the grid for the 17.5 A final but narrowly missed out on a podium in the finals. It was not all bad news for Team Associated as David Hough took TQ and the win using a TC6.
Stock 17.5T Podium(left). Mitch Hadley with his TC6 (right)
The BRCA Clubman?s series stays on the south coast for the next round at Adur, but for Mitch and Ross their focus will now be on the two day 10.5 stock national at Halifax next month.
