2008 NZPCRA GP Taupo. - NZ Post Classic Racing Association

NZPCRA NEWSLETTER December 2008
2008 NZPCRA GP Taupo.
CONTACTS
Tech Queries
Craig Smith
E: smithy@smaller.net.nz
President
Lindsay Pinker
E: lnk@paradise.net.nz
Membership
Graham Moorhead
E: g.moor@xtra.co.nz
Editor
Tony Haimes
T: 021 907 844
E: haimes.family@xtra.co.nz
The weather was great with plenty of sun
and just a little breeze coming from the
snowcapped peaks of the central plateau.
The first thing on the agenda was to
get the bikes off the trailer and up to
Scrutineering. The GSXR7/11 looked
the part and flew through inspection.
Getting through early allowed plenty
of time to check out the quality fields
turning out for the GP races. We had
a good field for BEARS and good
numbers for the pre 82 and pre 89
races, the only class that suffered
this year was the pre 72 bikes.
Once the bikes had passed
Scrutineering it was time for
Riders Briefing and both
Lindsay Pinker (Clerk of
the course) and Darrell
New (MNZ Stewart)kept
the briefing short and to
the point, however the
system for grid positions
was a little loose but everyone seemed to
accept the limitations of no transponders
and no lap timing
f a c i l i t i e s . T h i s
limitation had the
effect of removing
the pressure of
having to put in fast
qualifying times and
allowed riders to get
to know the track.
Unfortunately for
me the immaculate
looking GSXR blew
an alternator O ring
which sprayed a fine
film of oil on the
left side of the rear
wheel. This made the practice session one
which I did not enjoy. It was not until I got
the bike back to the pits did I realize why
the bike was handling so badly. This finished
my racing for the day but gave me the chance to
watch what was happening.
After the practices were over it was time for the
racing to really begin. The programme started with
the BEARS and Race one (a 6 lap sprint) was a
hard won victory to Sloan Frost riding a Ducati
1098 from Malcolm Bell on his Aprilia and Daniel
Kempthorne on his SV650. The attrition rate saw
Terry Waite on the Ducati Sport 1000, Chris Bridge
on his Ducati Fusion and Donald England on his
1987 Ducati 650 failing to finish. the GP race
was 12 laps which sorted out who had the better
stamina and ended with another win to Sloan Frost
from Malcolm Bell with Nicholas Prestidge on his
2004 Ducati 749 coming home in third spot ahead
of Daniel Kempthorne.
Pre 89 juniors was the next race up and the field
was a good mix of two and four stroke bikes. Paul
Brown on his VFR400 finished the sprint in first
spot ahead of Chris Fry on his Honda VFR400 and
Anthony Montgomery on his NC30. The 12 lap GP
event saw Anthony Montgomery on his NC30 clear
away from Andrew MacDonald who finished second
on his 1987 ZT250 and Chris Fry on his NC30.
It was great to watch the front runners work their
way through the field as
they lapped the back
markers towards the end
of the race.
Next on the list was the
pre 82 Senior class and
there was a strong field of
well prepared bikes with
talented riders fighting
for the win. Steve Bridges
had the better of the day
winning both the sprint
race and the GP on the
Ducati from Graeme Parr
on his Kawasaki. Vince
Sharpe on his Honda filled in a lonely third spot in
the 6 lap event but failed to finish the 12 lap GP
race and it was Sean Donnelly on his Kawasaki who
held on to the third spot in the GP.
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12 laps was a little too far for some as we had 5 bikes
DNF in the GP event.
The pre 72 bikes were run with the pre82 class and Terry
Waite on the Kawasaki finished ahead of Dean Beatson
on his Honda CB350. In the 12 lap race the results were
reversed with Dean Beatson
coming out on top and Terry
having to nurse his bike to
the finish line
The pre 82 Junior race
one saw Peter Sales come
through and clear away
from everyone on his Honda
XR500 to win from Andrew
MacDonald aboard his
Yamaha LC 350 and Trevor
Taylor on his TZ350.. The
hard luck story of the day
went to Debbie Bridge.
Who crashed during the
first race and had her
team put in a great effort
to get her to the start line for the 12 lap event only to
have mechanical difficulties ruin the day for her. Debbie
was saan in the pits afterwards taking out her frustration
on the bike which seemed to come out bof the encounter
looking like it had been in a decent crash
The GP race again saw Peter Sale clear away leaving
Andrew MacDonald to hold second from Graham Moorhead
on his TZ350 and Trevor Taylor in fourth spot.
The last race on the card was the pre 89 seniors and in
the 6 lap event Terry Fitzgerald raced off to a great start
only to have mechanical difficulties sideline him on lap
two. This left Phil Duxbury and Randall Dixon both riding
GSXR1100’s along with Nick Turner on the immaculate
Honda RC30 to fight for the lead. But riding through
the field Richard Mosley
who had problems during
the practise session with
his Kawasaki ZXR 750
finished in first place with
Phil Duxbury7 in second
and Nick Turner in third
spot. The 12 lap race was
far better for Terry and his
Ducati and he started well
and got better as the race
developed taking the GP
in impressive style from
Phil Duxbury and Nick
Turner. We lost Richard
Mosley half way through
and also Paul Lance on
the Kawasaki GPZ900 who
looked like he was heading
for a top four finish until the bike decided it had had
enough for the day.
Events such as the 2008 GP do not happen without a lot
of preparation behind the scenes so a heartfelt thanks to
Lindsay, Dione and the team for coming up with a fantastic
days racing at the Taupo track. This was the first event
run completely by the NZPCRA and as a first attempt it
went well.
Phillip Island 2009
Entries have now closed and we have a total
of 16 bikes heading across the ditch next
year to give the Aussies a little push along.
The mighty TZ350 dominates the team with 8
of the 16 bikesBig bikes are down this year
with only 4 going in the container.
Unfortunately the Z-man had to relinquish
organising this annual pilgrimage to
concentrate on other pursuits and has handed
the reins over to Smithy, Russell and Vince
(scary!)
Just shows you it takes 3 of us to do what the
Z-man was doing. Thanks Z-man for all the
work you’ve done, but don’t worry it’ll still be
there next year for you to pick up!
To all those entered, please get those license
application forms and personal insurance
applications etc completed and sent off when
you receive them.
Looks like we have a good bunch of riders
and supporters again this year and with most
of the team staying at the Waves Apartments
in Cowes the social side of the trip should be
a blast finishing with a party planned for the
Sunday night.
“RACE HARD, HAVE FUN, GO HOME”
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Motorcycle Road racing Calander 2008/ 2009 Series
Date Club Track No I Plate Points
25/26 October 2008 Classic Motorcycle Racing Register Pukekohe Yes
9 November 2008 NZPCRA Taupo full Yes double
30 November 2008 Pacific MCC (Round 1) Taupo No 3 No
14 December 2008 Auckland MCC (Round 2) Pukekohe Yes
26 December 2008 Wanganui MCC Wanganui No
29 December 2008 Sidecar Spectacular Taupo No 1 No
24 January 2009 Pacific ( Have a go day) Manfeild No
25 January 2009 Pacific (Round 2) ManFeild No
22 February 2009 Paeroa Street circuit Paeroa No
7/8 March 2009 NZTT Pukekohe Yes
5 April 2009 AMCC (round 3) Pukekohe Yes
5 April 2009 Pacific (Round 3) Taupo No 1 No
9 May 2009 Victoria MCC (Winter Series round 1) Manfeild Yes
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Rego on hold, plenty of spares. A classic beautiful example reluctant sale $ 15 000.00 Ph (09) 428 0180.
PARTY TIME!!!!!
PARTY TIME!!!!!
PARTY
TIME!!!!
The only suitable time for Brian and myself to have a combined final
committee get together and club christmas party is Friday evening
December the 5th, 2008. So take it for gospel our Christmas doo
is at our clubrooms/Brians shed.
I believe we (the club) will be providing food and possibly some
refreshments.
Cheers, Lindsay.
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Labour Weekend Classic
Motorc ycle Register Races
Labour weekend and the first race meeting for the NO 1
Plate for the NZPCRA which is incorporated in the CMRR
Labour Weekend meeting. The CMRR always put on an
enjoyable meeting with a relaxed atmosphere and a great
little barbie and a few beers to finish off with. As usual
with running at this time of the year the weather was
unpredictable and Saturday arrived cold and overcast.
The meeting is split over two days so it allowed for a little
more time between races. First race of the day was the Pre82
juniors and Peter Sales on his TM435 got away to a good
start followed by Carl Hanna on his Ducati TT2 and Trevor
Taylor on the TZ350, By lap three Trevor had worked his way
to the front and Randy Scott on the CBRR was up to fourth
spot just behind Graham Moorhead and his TZ350. With
the white flag waving Randy managed to get past Graham
Moorhead and the finishing order was Trevor Taylor first,
Peter Sales second and Randy Scott in third.
Next up was the senior class which was a mix of Pre 82 and
Pre 89 senior machines. It was Craig Smith on his Suzuki
GS 1000 who made the most of the first lap to come across
in first place with Nick Turners RC30 in second and Phi
Duxbury on the GSXR7/11 third ahead of Brian Deadman So
it was pre82 first and fourth with the Pre 89 bikes second
and third. Russell was forced to return to the pits when his
visor blew off at the kink at full noise. But was not allowed
back in the race after fitting a replacement.
By the end of six laps we had Craig out in front with Nick
Turner in second and Phil Duxbury in third spot. Brian’s
weekend was beginning to turn stale with his bike developing
a misfire which was to haunt him for the weekend.
The second race for the Pre 82 Juniors saw Trevor Taylor
pull away from the rest and settle into first spot leaving
Carl Hanna and Graham Moorhead to argue over second
spot, unfortunately Grahams TZ showed the eccentricities
of two strokes and locked up on the third lap leaving Randy
Scott to come through into third, the way the race ended
The last race for the day for the Senior Classes saw Craig
Smith and Phil Duxbury head off leaving Brian Deadman
to pull up with engine issues before the end of lap one.
On the third lap Phil started to have misfire problems
which saw him drop back down the field and Nick Turner
come up to second and a hard charging Paul Dobbs on
the Norton come into third spot overcoming Phil Clarke
on his GS1000 who ended the race in fourth.
With the weather during the day flitting between overcast
to showering it was with a sense of relief that everyone
went away hoping for a better day on Sunday.
Sunday dawned but not clear and warm, rather wet and cold, it
was going to be a hard day with only one race for each class.
First up it was the junior’s and it was a depleted field that
formed up on the grid. With the track wet it was the TM of
Peter Sale that went to the front ahead of John Carter on
the Suzuki GSX400 and Glen Walker-Holt on his GPZ550.
As the race unfolded Trevor Taylor moved through the field
eventually taking second spot just ahead of John Carter
but the man of the moment was Peter Sale who ended the
race in First almost 50 seconds ahead of the rest.
For the senior race of the day it was showery. Off the start
Smithy bogged which allowed a number of riders through.
Large puddles had formed on the inside of turn 1 which
every one avoided except for Smithy who obviously had
forgotten all about this particular track condition and
thought this was a good opportunity to slip up the inside
and get a few positions back. Yep you guessed it, the big
aquaplane and lucky not to lose it (some good shots of
it on the Highside Photography website) The wet track
also caught out Brian Deadman on the first lap as he had
a big off coming over the mountain with Smithy almost
binning it again as he was forced to take to the wet grass
to avoid the Z-man lying around on the track.. The race
continued and the showers turned to heavy rain When the
dust had settled it was Nick Turner who got the best start
and he went on to hold out Phil Duxbury .Further back
Russell Barker, who had to avoid Brian Deadmans bike on
the first lap was fighting with Phil Clarke on his GS The
race finished with Nick Turner first, Phil Duxbury second,
Russell in third and Jim Manoah on his Kawasaki giving
Russell a hurry along and coming home in fourth.
Brian’s bike luckily only suffered the usual superficial
damage; tank damage, bars, footpegs and a little more
lightning up of the fins on the barrel. As a result it looks
likely that this will put the Zed man out of the rest of the
number 1 plate series. We hope he can get the machine
back together and we look forward to seeing his smiling
face when he next turns out.
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2008 GP Results
BEARS/ Twins Race 1 BEARS/ Twins Race 2
1 21 Sloan Frost 1 21 Sloan Frost
2 88 Malcolm Bell 2 88 Malcolm Bell
3 50 Daniel Kempthorne 3 17 Nicholas Prestidge
4 17 Nicholas Prestidge 4 50 Daniel Kempthorne
5 142 Terry Fitzgerald 5 142 Terry Fitzgerald
6 227 Gary Johnston 6 8 Craig Sergeant
7 71 Peter Rees 7 522 Aaron Fagan
8 522 Aaron Fagan 8 71 Peter Rees
9 83 Scott Clarke 9 83 Scott Clarke
10 426 Jeff Tichborne 10 426 Jeff Tichborne
11 8 Craig Sergeant 11 46 Chris Bridge
12 944 Grant Hannen 12 47 Ian McArthur
13 203 Vince Burrell 13 944 Grant Hannen
14 747 Trevor Dalton 14 69 Glenn Walker-Holt
15 22 Lyle Chambers 15 747 Trevor Dalton
16 69 Glenn Walker-Holt 16 73 Terry Waite
17 900 Wendy Harding 17 53 Donald England
dnf 73 Terry Waite 18 900 Wendy Harding
dnf 53 Donald England dnf 227 Gary Johnston
dnf 46 Chris Bridge
Pre 89 Jnr Race 1 Pre 89 Jnr Race 2 - GP
1 35 Paul Brown 1 54 Anthony Montgomery
2 81 Chris Fry 2 80 Andrew MacDonald
3 54 Anthony Montgomery 3 81 Chris Fry
4 197 Ben Keller 4 35 Paul Brown
5 55 Trevor Taylor 5 55 Trevor Taylor
6 40 Bruce Sutton 6 197 Ben Keller
7 25 Alistair Wilton 7 40 Bruce Sutton
8 17 Rod Price 8 89 Paul Haimes
9 89 Paul Haimes dnf 25 Alistair Wilton
10 30 Randy Scott
dnf 80 Andrew MacDonald
Pre 82 Snr Race 1 Pre 82 Snr Race 2 - GP
1 294 Steve Bridge 1 294 Steve Bridge
2 110 Graeme Parr 2 110 Graeme Parr
3 7 Vince Sharpe 3 3 Sean Donnelly
4 3 Sean Donnelly 4 95 Russell Barker
5 15 Graham Moorhead 5 32 Phil Clarke
6 32 Phil Clarke 6 10 Craig Seddon
7 95 Russell Barker 7 76 Sheldon Reynolds
8 203 Vince Burrell 8 115 Shane Ross
9 115 Shanae Ross 9 21
10 56 Martin Lile 10 15 Graham Moorhead
11 10 Craig Seddon dnf 9 Craig Smith
12 99 Lee Hunter dnf 7 Vince Sharpe
13 21 dnf 203 Vince Burrell
14 76 Sheldon Reynolds dnf 41
dnf 99 Lee Hunter
Pre 89 Snr Race 1 Pre 89 Snr Race 2
1 75 Richard Mosley 1 142 Terry Fitzgeralnd
2 41 Phil Duxbury 2 41 Phil Duxbury
3 38 Nick Turner 3 38 Nick Turner
4 34 Randall Dixon 4 42 Terry Stevenson
5 42 Terry Stevenson 5 34 Randall Dixon
6 98 Paul Lance 6 28 Peter Smith
7 28 Peter Smith 7 22 Lyle Chambers
8 22 Lyle Chambers dnf 98 Paul Lance
9 53 Donald England dnf 75 Richard Mosley
10 69 Glenn Walker-Holt dnf 53 Donald England
dnf 142 Terry Fitzgerald
Pre 72 Jnr Race 1
Pre 72 Jnr Race 2
1 73 Terry Waite 1 62 Dean Beatson
2 62 Dean Beatson 2 73 Terry Waite
Pre 72 Snr Race 1
dnf 23
Pre 82 Jnr Race 1 Pre 82 Jnr Race 1
1 76 Peter Sales 1 76 Peter Sales
2 80 Andrew MacDonald 2 80 Andrew MacDonald
3 55 Trevor Taylor 3 15 Graham Moorhead
4 15 Graham Moorhead 4 47 Carl Hanna
5 47 Carl Hanna 5 131 John Carter
6 17 Rod Price 6 55 Trevor Taylor
7 35 Paul Brown 7 37 Colin Higgins
8 37 Colin Higgins dnf 17 Rod Price
dnf 131 John Carter dnf 295 Debbie Bridge
dnf 295 Debbie Bridge
Hard Luck Story Winner - Debbie Bridge
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Reece Sharpe Memorial Trophy 2008
For those unable to make the NZPCRA Annual General
Meeting and prize giving, I wish to reconfirm to the
other Postie members of this year’s presentation to
“The Z-man” aka Brian Deadman.
Reece’s trophy is “Awarded for Dedication and
Achievement”, and just like the other previous
recipients (Craig Smith, Alistair Wilton, Dick Waterer,
Greg Sharpe and Lindsay Pinker), I am very proud
to see Brian’s name join this exclusive list of names
engraved on this trophy.
Dedication and achievement amongst all of us can be
measured in different ways, and the previous trophy
winners have made enormous contributions to Post
Classic racing in addition to having competitive racing
careers. Similarly to last year, I asked all previous
trophy recipients to form a selection committee and
recommend a nominee and make Reece’s trophy
more of a collective decision. Like last year we had
good discussion over this and it is great to see we all
formed an immediate unanimous decision.
For the Sharpe family, Reece’s trophy has gained a
lot of significance this year. We have followed the
sporting performance of several other members of
Reece’s rugby league team and are convinced he
would have become a prominent sportsman. If a
talent scout was on hand years ago when Reece
was playing, this person would have recognized
the brilliance of three people within this team, one
now plays for the North Harbour Rugby team, the
second one plays for the “Roosters” NRL team and a
significant try scorer, and Reece would have fielded a
similar position I’m sure. All sports was his interest
and he backed this up with academic achievement
as well, he had his mother’s brain, sure had her
competitive spirit.
Brian has become a significant member of our
NZPCRA and overall an inspiring character. A man
to respect for his bike preparation, pit set-up, his
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strongly developing competitiveness, the coordinator
and team Captain for the Philip Island Kiwi campaign
and his amazing generosity to all motorcyclists’ for
running his popular shed nights. He has come along
to help with rider training at the AMCC ART events
and his encouragement of others to come along for
a ride is well known.
Brian, congratulations, look after the trophy and I
know you will keep it polished, and we look forward
to you joining our select committee for next year to
decide on the ’09 trophy recipient.
Kind Regards,
Vince Sharpe
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Our 2008 GP sponsors
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Our thanks to Sean Donnelly for all his help with
the printing of flyers, tickets and of course our
magazine.
Pre 82 Juniors
Brayco Floor Coverings
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specialists.
Pre 82 Seniors
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Pre 89 Juniors
Integrity Financial Solutions Ltd
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mortgage needs
Pre 89 Senior
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See Steve Bridge for your rear sets, clip ons
Crash protection and chassis straightening.
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The biker friendly bar in Cambridge.
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Name Bike Class* Total CR Puke PC Taupo GP Taupo AM Puke TT Puke AM Puke VC Manfd
Pete Sales Honda XR500 82 J 1 70 20 25 25
Phil Duxbury Suzuki GSXR7/11 89 S 2 65 20 20 25
Nick Turner Honda RC30 89 S 3 61 25 16 20
Trevor Taylor Yamaha TZ350 82 J 4 51 25 16 10
Steve Bridge Ducati TT2 900 82 S 5 50 25 25
Paul Brown Yamaha FZR400 89 J 45 25 20
Phil Clarke Suzuki GS1000 82 S 6 41 20 10 11
Carl Hanna Ducati TT2 82 J 7 40 16 11 13
Andrew McDonald Yamaha RD350LC 82 J 8 40 20 20
Graeme Parr Kawasaki GPZ1100 82 S 9 40 20 20
Trevor Taylor Yamaha TZ250 89 J 36 20 16
Peter Smith Suzuki GSXR1100 89 S 10 36 13 10 13
Graham Moorhead Yamaha TZ350 82 J 10 36 7 13 16
Randy Scott Honda CBR600 89 J 34 25 9
Russell Barker Suzuki GSX1100 82 S 12 33 11 9 13
Randall Dixon Suzuki GSXR1100 89 S 13 32 16 16
Lyle Chambers Yamaha FZR750 89 S 14 31 11 9 11
Bruce Sutton Honda GB 500 89 J 29 16 13
Sean Donnelly Kawasaki 900 82 S 15 29 13 16
Craig Smith Suzuki GS1000 82 S 16 25 25
Richard Mosley Kawasaki ZXR750 89 S 16 25 25
Craig Seddon Suzuki GS1000 82 S 18 24 7 6 10
Glenn Walker-Holt Ducati SS900 89 S 19 23 16 7
John Carter Suzuki GS450 82 J 20 22 11 11
Paul Haimes Yamaha TZR250 89 J 21 10 11
Rob Hunt Honda NC23 89 J 20 20
Paul Brown Yamaha TZ350 82 J 21 19 10 9
Graham Moorhead Suzuki GS1000 82 S 22 17 11 6
Colin Higgins Yamaha RD350LC 82 J 22 17 8 9
Jim Manoah Kawasaki Z1 82 S 24 16 16
Vince Sharpe Honda CB1100 82 S 24 16 16
Shane Ross Suzuki GSX1100 82 S 24 16 8 8
Terry Waite Kawasaki 500 82 J 27 14 7 7
Dean Beatson Honda CB350 82 J 27 14 6 8
Glenn Walker-Holt Kawasaki GPZ550 82 J 29 13 13
Paul Dobbs Norton F750 82 S 29 13 13
Alistair Wilton Yamaha TZ250 89 J 13 13
Sheldon Reynolds Honda CB900 82 S 31 12 3 9
Marty Lile Kawasaki Z1000 82 S 32 11 4 7
Paul Lance Kawasaki GPZ900 89 S 32 11 11
Steve Sherriff Honda CB1100R 82 S 34 10 10
Rod Price Yamaha TZ350 82 J 34 10 10
Debbie Bridge Ducati TT2 82 J 36 9 9
Aaron De’Arth BMW 80 82 S 36 9 9
Brian Deadman Kawasaki Z1R 82 S 38 8 8
Stuart Hosking Kawasaki GPZ550 82 J 38 8 8
Donald England Cagiva 650 89 S 38 8 8
Alan DeLautour Suzuki RG500 82 S 41 7 7
Lee Hunter Suzuki Katana 1100 82 S 42 5 5
Dave Freeman Suzuki GSX1100 82 S
Colin Tate Suzuki GSX750 82 S
Andrew McNab Suzuki GSX1100 82 S
Billy Mitchell McIntosh 1100 82 S
Frank Bassant Suzuki GSX1100 82 S
Paul Brigham Suzuki GS1000 82 S
Steve McCaffery Suzuki GS1000 82 S
Brett Grice Honda CB400 82 J
Phil Bagshaw Ducati Pantah 600 82 J
Chris Bridge Ducati TT2 600 82 J
Tony Osman Yamaha TZ350 82 J
Graeme Ogle Yamaha TZ350 82 J
Jim Campbell Yamaha TZ350 82 J
Grant Douglas Ducati TT2 600 82 J
Karel Pavich Yamaha TZ350 82 J
Greg Beatson Honda CB350 82 J
Steve McCutcheon Honda CB500 82 J
Warren Bray Suzuki GS550 82 J
Ash Rouse Suzuki TR500 82 J
Eric Bone Kawasaki 500 82 J
David Thompson Suzuki Katana 750 82 S
*Class S= Senior; over 600cc
J= Junior; under 600cc
*Place #1 Plate Competition; Pre 89 Senior, Pre 82 Junior & Senior Classes
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With the increase in new members this year we are now running short of racing numbers in the lower numbers. As can be seen on the list below this
is the full list of allocated numbers. We need you to glance at the list and if you have a number that you are no longer needing please let us know and
we will make it available to the members. Numbers allocated to members who have not renewed their membership for more than two years usually are
made available to new members so if you would like to maintain your number and have not renewed your membership for two years please consider
renewing your membership.
RACE#
NEW ZEALAND POST CLASSIC RACE NUMBERS 05 NOV 2008
NAME BIKES RACE# NAME BIKES
1 Brian Deadman Z1-R Kawasaki 70 Murray Cross McIntosh Kawasaki 1135, Suz GT750
2 Dave Morley McIntosh GSX 1100 71 Billy Mitchell McIntosh GSX 1100, Yam TZ 350E
3 Sean Donnelly Kawasaki Z1 900 72 Greg Beatson Honda CB 350
4 Nick Pavletich Yamaha RD 350LC 73 Terry Waite Kawasaki H1A 500, H2 750
5 Greg Sharpe Suzuki GS 1000 74 Peter Jones Yam TZ 350, Honda CB 1100
6 John Hogan Honda CB 750 75 Richard Mosley Yamaha TZ 350
7 Vince Sharpe Honda CB 750 & Torbay Hotrod 76 Steve Sherriff Honda CB1100R
8 Phil Bagshaw Ducati Pantah 600 77 Frank Van Oijen Suzuki GSXR 1100J
9 Craig Smith Suzuki GS 1000 78 Pete & Chris Sales Honda XR 500, Suzuki TM 400
10 Craig Seddon Suzuki GS 1000, GS 550 79 Colin Rowe Suzuki GSX 1100
11 Rob Willis Yamaha TZ 350 80 Murray Bowater Ducati TT2 400
12 Kevin Grey McIntosh GSX 1100 BR1 81 Frank Bassant Suzuki GSX 1100
13 Aaron Longshaw Yamaha V-Max 82 Murray Delacy Yamaha TZ 350, TD 3
14 Dave Freeman Suzuki Katana 1100, CB 750 83 Jason Voice Kawasaki GPZ 550, 1100
15 Graham Moorhead Yamaha TZ 350, Suzuki GS 1000 84 Steven de Groot Ducati 600
16 Graham Lance Yamaha FZR 750 85 Tony Haimes Suzuki GSXR 750
17 Brian Deadman Kawasaki Z1-R 86 Jim Manoah Kawasaki Z1 900
18 Guy Webster Yamaha RD 350 87 Keith Robinson Yamaha TZ 350
19 Adam Inta Ducati TT2 600 Replica 88 Nick Turner Honda RC 30
20 Steve McCaffery Suzuki GS 1000 89 Paul Haimes Yamaha TZR 250 1989
21 Marty Lile Kawasaki Z1000 90 Tony Grieving Suzuki GSX 1100
22 Lyle Chambers Yamaha FZR 750, Kawasaki H1R 91 Anthony Montgomery (not member yet)
23 Eric Bone Kawasaki H1B 500, H2C 750 92 Ed Molijn Kawasaki Z1000
24 Bill Cooney Moriwaki 600 93 Alan Morris Yamaha SR500
25 Alistair Wilton Yamaha TZ 350, TZ 750 94 Jim Campbell Yamaha TZ 250
26 Lindsay Pinker Honda CB 900FZ Spencer rep 95 Russell Barker Suzuki GSX 1100
27 John Tanner Honda CB1100F, Kawa ZXR750H 96 Mark Corrigan Kawasaki GPZ 550
28 Peter Smith Suzuki GSXR1100 97 Doug Banks Yamaha XJ 550
29 Bruce Couper Suzuki T500 98 Paul Lance Kawasaki GPZ900
30 Randy Scott Suzuki GS 1000, Honda CBR 600 99 Lee Hunter Suzuki Katana
31 Kerry Wilton Yamaha TZ 350, TZ 750 100 Nick Smart Honda CB 350
32 Phil Clarke Suzuki GS 1000S 101 Colin Tate Suzuki GSX 750, Norton Atlas 750
33 Tony Osman Yamaha TZ 350F 102 Ian Johnson Honda CB 500
34 Randall Dixon Suzuki Katana 1100, GSXR 1100 103 Free
35 Paul Brown Yamaha TZ 350F, FZR 400 104 Kevin McDonald Yamaha RD 350, Kawasaki H2 750
36 Rob Edgecombe Honda CB 500 105 Justin Ooink Yamaha RD 350 LC
37 Colin Higgins Yamaha RD 350LC, TZ 350F 106 Free
38 Chris Meads Suzuki GSX 1100 107 James Clarke Benelli 250 2C
39 Hilton Jane Suzuki GSXR 7/11 108 Jason Lincoln Yamaha RD 350
40 Bruce Sutton Yamaha RD 350LC, Honda GB 500 109 Free
41 Phil Duxbury Suzuki GSXR 7/11, Yam RD 350LC 110 Graeme Parr Kawasaki GPZ 1100
42 Simon Robinson Honda RS 125 111 Matt Meads Ducati TT2 Replica
43 Robbo (Laurence) Robinson Kawasaki Z1000 112 Stuart Rodden Honda CB 900F
44 John Ooink Yamaha RD 350LC 113 Ross Peden McIntosh Suzuki 1000
45 David Thompson Suzuki Katana 750 114 Lynda Maddock Honda RS 125
46 Simon Walker Suzuki GS 1000, Katana 1100 115 Shane Ross Kawasaki Z1, Suzuki GSX 1100
47 Carl Hanna Ducati TT2 600 116 Curley Mickleson Suzuki RG 400
48 Rick Jamieson Yamaha XJ 550 117 Rod Price Yamaha TZ 350H
49 Kevin Grant Ducati 750SS Free
50 Tony Clarke Yamaha TZ 350 A 124 Shane Worboys Kawasaki S2 350
51 Stuart Hosking Kawasaki GPZ 550 H1 Free
52 Greg Hassan Yamaha RZV 500R 128 Ashley Rouse Suzuki T500
53 Don England Cagiva 650 129 Graham Hiett Suzuki T500
54 Peter Daniel Kawasaki GPZ 1100 Lawson rep 130 Free
55 Trevor Taylor Yamaha TZ 350, TZ 700, HD350RR 131 John Carter Suzuki GS 450, Moto Morini 500
56 Alan DeLautour Suzuki RG 500 157 Bernard Ryan Moto Guzzi Le Mans
57 Mark Robinson Honda RS 125 163 Andrew Kidd (not member yet)
58 Paul Brigham Suzuki GS 1000 171 Ginger Molloy Bultaco TSS 250, TSS 370
59 Dean Jamieson Ducati 350 177 Chris Van Oosterom Honda MT125R
60 Chris Smith Harley XLS 1000, Honda XR 500 181 Brett Grice Honda CB 400-4
61 Peter Lodge Norton ES-2 197 Ben Keller (not member yet)
62 Dean Beatson Honda CB 350, Kawasaki H1 500 198 Paul Dobbs & Tony Stanwell Norton F750
63 Richard Waterer Yamaha TZ 350F 201 Steve Groom Yamaha FZR 600
64 Shane Lodge Yamaha TZ 350 294 Steve Bridge Ducati TT2 900SS
65 Richard Scott Suzuki GSX 1100 295 Debbie Bridge Ducati Pantah 600SL
66 Andrew McNab Suzuki GSX 1100 303 Simon Jackson Suzuki T500
67 Graham Ogle Yamaha TZ 350 333 Paul Pavletich McIntosh 1135
68 Warren Bray Suzuki GS 550 458 Aaron DeArth BMW R80
69 Glen Walker-Holt Kawasaki GPZ 550 777 Ian Holroyd Honda P & M 750
Page 8 The Post Classic December 2008