BAS and UKAC RD5- Final Showdown

September 20, 2022

Last weekend it was off to Border Counties and Nottingham for the final round of the BAS and UKAC. 2 Very different tracks where all competitors were battling it out to secure their final position in the overall standings.

Overall BAS Results

Junior Specials

Cory Mumford 161F- Round 5 winner, 2nd overall in the Jspec and winner of Young Guns.

Neil Tivy WW142 – 8th Overall

Iago Evans TA6- 11th Overall

Tia Rees PAC21- 17th Overall

Brandon Young E223- 19th Overall

Harvey Donovan IK71 – 20th Overall

Skye Paskell H50 – 30th Overall

Ladies Class 8

Sue Nicholls YD7 – Second BAS final of the year finishing 7th, 8th Overall

Charlene Hankey ARC2- 14th Overall

Terri Mumford 158F- 17th Overall

Tayla Jade Paskell H350 – 24th Overall

Sioned Thomas CM20/ Cordeen Barnett C115 25th Overall

Aby Bennett 8F – 7th Overall

Mens Class 8

Matt Owen C115 – First BAS final made since having the new car and finished 23rd Overall

Liam Nicholls YD7- 22nd Overall

Zack Yeardly ST691 – 30th Overall

Graham Bennett 7F- 36th overall Testing a brand-new class 8 throughout the rounds

Ladies Class 10

Becky Faulkner NS6- 2nd

Jodie Paskell H250- 3rd

Mens Class 10

Marc Paskell H250 – 10th

A big congratulations to our trophy winners for this year, it has been super to watch you battle it out for these trophies!

Special mentions this week go to two new Juniors that started their career last weekend at the BAS. Both anxious to get out after seeing family and friends compete since growing up!

James Smart has been the most enthusiastic 10-year-old when talking about racing, helping build the car up in the garage and jumping straight into it with just a small portion of nerves! James went with them off the start, dropped back as he started to get used to what it was like to be racing but soon got quicker throughout the weekend. James will be out a few more times before the end of the year ready for more practice in 2023 and we can’t wait to see how he gets on.Vince Paskell also started last weekend, another enthusiastic 10-year-old itching to follow in his family’s footsteps. Vince was brilliant in his first race; he came off with a big smile and a party cannon from mum. A proper celebration finishing his first race alongside his sister! Vince was very excited to finally be behind the wheel of a special like his parents and siblings, as well as auntie and grandad. A huge heritage of Autograss within the family with plenty more race meetings to come through his junior journey of 6 years. Well Done Vince!