Tamworth
SuperChamps R6 began with a strong showing from the N35 Lights championship leader, Charlie Edge, topping the timing boards for practice and winning his first heat. Close on his heels was SuperChamps rookie Neil Hampson on his debut following a strong showing in the Junior Sprint League this season and Josh Gora behind him behind. Archie Gale initially struggled on pace through practice and the first heat but came back to clinch a win Heat 2 after a 3-way battle for the lead splitting the top 3 by just 0.6s. This set us up for an incredible final in the N35s which saw a 4-way battle extend through the entire 15 minutes, with all four of these drivers having lead a lap. By the end of the race Archie Gale had manage to stretch out a 3 second lead to take a dominant win for the lights, while an unfortunate 1-place penalty promoted Charlie Edge to 2nd and Neil Hampson rounding out the podium.
The N35 Heavies saw Baxter Rawlings on a charge to solidify his place in the standings, taking the win in class for both heats and the final with Patryk Welna following close behind.
In the DMAX Lights category saw Bertie Bream continue his win streak, taking first place in the practice, a win in both his heats and a comfortable win in the final. A strong defensive drive from Jude Beaven found him taking the win in both heats while Jake Renshaw followed close behind. An unfortunate mechanical issue gave Ewan Reeves a P3 finish in the final but the all-important fastest lap point still went to Jake Renshaw with a fastest lap just 1 hundredth faster than Bertie Bream.
The DMAX Heavies battle for the championship came out in full force on track, with Justin Elliot taking a strong P4 overall finish in practice and setting him up well for Heat 1. An incredible drive by Mario Nacarlo found him not only ahead of Justin Elliot but P2 overall and just 1 tenth of a second off of the the win in heat 1. Two more fantastic races would finish off the round for the DMAX Heavies, with Mario and Justin fighting tooth and nail for track position, with just 4 tenths splitting them in Heat 2 and three tenths separating them in the Final. In the end it was Mario Nacarlo who took home the first place trophy and once again just 1 hundredth of a second gave him his fastest lap point. Justin Elliot and Matthew Rogers on his debut rounded out the podium.
