Vickers and Skinner share Cadwell spoils before BSB Showdown

2026 British Superbike Championship

Round Eight – Cadwell Park

ZYN Superbike

Bradley Ray set the benchmark through the opening day and carried that speed into Omologato Superpole, securing top spot with a 1m25.361s lap. Rory Skinner was 0.396 seconds adrift in second, while championship leader Kyle Ryde completed the front row, 0.439 seconds from Ray.

Ray appeared to have the outright pace, but Cadwell Park’s three races unfolded very differently. Skinner converted his front-row start into a breakthrough Sunday victory before Ryan Vickers and Honda Racing UK swept Monday’s two races at the team’s home round.

Superbike Race One

Rory Skinner made the decisive launch in Race One, beating polesitter Bradley Ray away and establishing himself at the head of the field. Ray remained close and showed Skinner a wheel at Park on lap four, but could not make the move stick.

Ray attacked again on lap five, only for the McAMS Yamaha to become unsettled as he exited Park and pitch him out of second place. Storm Stacey crashed separately on the same lap, removing another member of the early leading group.

Ryan Vickers had already endured a dramatic opening phase. He ran across the grass at Park on lap two and rejoined in 11th, then responded by setting the race’s fastest lap at 1m25.864s. His recovery ended on lap nine when he crashed while trying to pass Joe Talbot at Park, also taking the bimota rider out. The incident subsequently earned Vickers a three-place grid penalty for Race Two.

With Ray gone, Skinner controlled the remainder of the 18-lap race and was never headed. Ryde displaced Leon Haslam from second on lap 11, but Skinner remained 2.346 seconds clear at the chequered flag to deliver the first victory for Cheshire Mouldings Yamaha. Haslam completed the podium, 0.891 seconds behind Ryde, while Scott Redding charged from tenth on the grid to fourth.

Lee Jackson produced DAO Racing’s best result of the season to that point, climbing from 12th to sixth. Jackson briefly took fifth from Jason O’Halloran with two laps remaining, only for the Australian to reclaim the position on the final lap by 0.170 seconds.

Josh Brookes finished ninth after a two-second long-lap-equivalent penalty for the contact which caused Glenn Irwin to crash; the penalty did not alter Brookes’ finishing position.

Superbike Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	R. Skinner	Yam	26m04.431
2	K. Ryde	Duc	+2.346
3	L. Haslam	Duc	+3.237
4	S. Redding	Duc	+7.257
5	J. O’Halloran	Hon	+9.171
6	L. Jackson	Hon	+9.341
7	M. Cook	Bim	+11.162
8	D. Kent	Yam	+16.662
9	J. Brookes	Hon	+23.137
10	I. Mikhalchik	BMW	+27.519
11	F. Rogers	Hon	+33.202
12	R. Irwin	Hon	+36.348
13	C. Nesbitt	Hon	+36.638
14	L. Hedger	Hon	+40.154
15	E. McManus	Hon	+40.277
16	D. Buchan	Duc	+40.524
17	B. Elliott	Hon	+1m22.343
Not Classified
DNF	G. Irwin	Duc	+9 Laps
DNF	J. Talbot	Bim	+10 Laps
DNF	R. Vickers	Hon	+10 Laps
DNF	B. Ray	Yam	+14 Laps
DNF	S. Stacey	Duc	+14 Laps
DNF	R. Kerr	Hon	+14 Laps
DNF	C. Iddon	Yam	1st lap

Superbike Race Two

Ryan Vickers’ fastest lap in Race One would ordinarily have placed him on pole for Monday’s 12-lap opener, but his three-place penalty sent him back to fourth. It made little difference at the start, with the Honda Racing UK rider launching into the lead and completing every lap at the head of the field.

Race One winner Rory Skinner initially held second and remained within striking distance, but his challenge ended at Charlies on lap five. That promoted Bradley Ray into second, and the polesitter immediately began cutting into Vickers’ advantage. Ray also set the fastest lap of the race, a 1m26.034s on lap five.

The gap was down to 0.201 seconds with three laps remaining and just 0.139 seconds at the end of the penultimate lap. Vickers nevertheless absorbed the pressure and produced a strong final circulation, defeating Ray by 0.282 seconds to add another victory to his recent Thruxton success.

Kyle Ryde completed the podium 2.980 seconds behind Vickers, with Leon Haslam fourth. Joe Talbot claimed his first BSB top-five result for AJN Steelstock bimota, finishing only 0.237 seconds behind Haslam and just ahead of Australian Jason O’Halloran.

Lee Jackson improved from ninth on the grid to eighth for DAO Racing, while Josh Brookes finished 12th.

Superbike Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	R. Vickers	Hon	17m21.595
2	B. Ray	Yam	+0.282
3	K. Ryde	Duc	+2.980
4	L. Haslam	Duc	+4.595
5	J. Talbot	Bim	+4.832
6	J. O’Halloran	Hon	+5.047
7	M. Cook	Bim	+5.445
8	L. Jackson	Hon	+6.587
9	S. Redding	Duc	+8.771
10	D. Kent	Yam	+9.439
11	S. Stacey	Duc	+10.944
12	J. Brookes	Hon	+15.340
13	I. Mikhalchik	BMW	+18.813
14	F. Rogers	Hon	+21.999
15	C. Iddon	Yam	+22.357
16	C. Nesbitt	Hon	+22.667
17	R. Irwin	Hon	+24.922
18	D. Buchan	Duc	+25.040
19	L. Hedger	Hon	+31.987
20	B. Elliott	Hon	+42.230
Not Classified
DNF	R. Skinner	Yam	+8 Laps
DNF	G. Irwin	Duc	+9 Laps
DNF	E. McManus	Hon	+11 Laps

Superbike Race Three

Vickers again made the launch count in the 18-lap finale, sweeping through from third on the grid to lead Ryde and Ray. Skinner moved ahead of Ray for third on lap three, but his hopes of another podium disappeared when he slid out at the Chicane on lap four.

Ray regrouped and passed Ryde for second at Mansfield on lap six. A race-fastest 1m25.877s followed one lap later as Ray began to reel in Vickers. The gap was down to 0.355 seconds by lap nine and reached just 0.106 seconds with three laps remaining.

Vickers held his nerve through the closing laps and crossed the line 0.176 seconds ahead of Ray, completing a Monday double for Honda Racing UK. Ryde was 2.937 seconds behind in third, while Joe Talbot charged from eighth on the grid to a season-best fourth. Leon Haslam and O’Halloran completed the top six.

DAO Racing’s Jackson lost tenth to Ilya Mikhalchik on the final lap and finished 11th, only 0.096 seconds behind the Ukrainian. Brookes was another 0.121 seconds back in 12th as the three riders crossed the line almost together.

Ryde’s second place and two thirds across the weekend were enough to secure the King of the Mountain award. He left Cadwell Park leading the championship on 392 points, ahead of Redding on 321, Ray on 289, Haslam on 260 and Vickers on 235.

Cadwell Park completed the championship’s pre-Showdown phase. The title fight resumes at Assen on the weekend of September 20, followed by Donington Park on October 4 and the Brands Hatch finale on October 18.

Superbike Race Three Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	R. Vickers	Hon	26m02.381
2	B. Ray	Yam	+0.176
3	K. Ryde	Duc	+2.937
4	J. Talbot	Bim	+4.302
5	L. Haslam	Duc	+7.944
6	J. O’Halloran	Hon	+11.777
7	C. Iddon	Yam	+11.880
8	M. Cook	Bim	+14.315
9	S. Stacey	Duc	+20.877
10	I. Mikhalchik	BMW	+21.659
11	L. Jackson	Hon	+21.755
12	J. Brookes	Hon	+21.876
13	D. Kent	Yam	+22.235
14	G. Irwin	Duc	+22.593
15	S. Redding	Duc	+22.712
16	F. Rogers	Hon	+23.026
17	D. Buchan	Duc	+23.472
18	R. Irwin	Hon	+30.855
19	C. Nesbitt	Hon	+36.493
Not Classified
DNF	E. McManus	Hon	+9 Laps
DNF	B. Elliott	Hon	+13 Laps
DNF	R. Skinner	Yam	+15 Laps

Superbike Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Nat	Points
1	K. Ryde	Duc	GBR	392
2	S. Redding	Duc	GBR	321
3	B. Ray	Yam	GBR	289
4	L. Haslam	Duc	GBR	260
5	R. Vickers	Hon	GBR	235
6	M. Cook	Bim	GBR	198
7	R. Skinner	Yam	GBR	191
8	C. Iddon	Yam	GBR	133
9	J. Talbot	Bim	GBR	124
10	L. Jackson	Hon	GBR	124
11	D. Kent	Yam	GBR	118
12	S. Stacey	Duc	GBR	117
13	G. Irwin	Duc	GBR	113
14	J. O’Halloran	Hon	AUS	106
15	J. Brookes	Hon	AUS	103
16	I. Mikhalchik	BMW	UKR	61
17	F. Rogers	Hon	GBR	41
18	C. Nesbitt	Hon	GBR	31
19	R. Irwin	Hon	IRL	23
20	E. McManus	Hon	IRL	19
21	L. Hedger	Hon	GBR	10
22	G. Irwin	Duc	GBR	5
23	R. Kerr	Hon	IRL	4
24	B. Elliott	Hon	AUS	1
25	A. Irwin	Duc	GBR	1

Quattro British Supersport

Supersport Sprint

The Supersport field lost one of its principal contenders before racing began. Oli Bayliss qualified third with a 1m28.740s on his first visit to Cadwell Park, only 0.099 seconds behind Jack Kennedy, but crashed at Barn Corner during Q2.

Following initial review and treatment at the circuit medical centre, Bayliss was transferred to Hull Royal Infirmary for further investigation and scans after experiencing tenderness in his neck and back. He took no further part in the weekend.

Australian Ben Currie, returning from the injuries sustained in his heavy Oulton Park crash, started the Sprint from ninth. He completed the opening lap in seventh and was up to fifth by lap two, setting the third-fastest lap of the race at 1m29.142s. His promising return ended after four laps when a derailed chain caused extensive damage to the engine and swingarm. That fastest lap would at least place him third on the grid for Monday’s Feature race.

Harry Truelove made the best start at the front and led the opening four laps, with Stapleford passing Kennedy for second on lap four and then taking the lead on lap five. Truelove fought back to lead again on lap seven, but Stapleford responded on the following circulation.

Kennedy had dropped down the order after contact with the rear of Truelove’s Yamaha during the middle of the race, but recovered by passing Dean Harrison and then Truelove on lap nine. Stapleford was already escaping and went on to win by 1.580 seconds from Kennedy.

Truelove secured third by only 0.018 seconds from Harrison. Lucas Brown took fifth, with Max Wadsworth another 0.035 seconds behind in sixth for Triumph Macadam Factory Racing.

Supersport Race One (Sprint)

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	L. Stapleford	Duc	18m00.453
2	J. Kennedy	Hon	+1.580
3	H. Truelove	Yam	+4.699
4	D. Harrison	Hon	+4.717
5	L. Brown	Suz	+9.943
6	M. Wadsworth	Tri	+9.978
7	T. Toms	Kaw	+10.191
8	C. Brown	Duc	+10.239
9	O. Barr	Duc	+11.542
10	M. Hardie	Suz	+16.440
11	C. Hall	Kaw	+22.860
12	F. Barnes	Tri	+23.965
13	C. Fraser	Suz	+25.252
14	H. Claridge	Yam	+25.312
15	J. McManus	Duc	+26.190
16	J. Davis	Tri	+30.450
17	B. Tolliday	Tri	+30.938
18	H. Nelson	Kaw	+51.659
Not Classified
DNF	B. Currie	Yam	+8 Laps
DNF	C. Tinker	Duc	+8 Laps
DNF	J. Bannister	Suz	+9 Laps
DNF	J. Mahaffy	Suz	+11 Laps

Supersport Race Two (Feature)

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	L. Stapleford	Duc	18m01.570
2	J. Kennedy	Hon	+3.402
3	O. Barr	Duc	+6.770
4	D. Harrison	Hon	+8.285
5	L. Brown	Suz	+8.631
6	T. Toms	Kaw	+8.670
7	C. Brown	Duc	+9.281
8	M. Wadsworth	Tri	+13.766
9	J. Mahaffy	Suz	+27.641
10	C. Tinker	Duc	+28.419
11	J. McManus	Duc	+29.457
12	B. Currie	Yam	+29.809
13	H. Claridge	Yam	+32.099
14	C. Fraser	Suz	+32.868
15	J. Davis	Tri	+33.052
16	C. Hall	Kaw	+36.675
17	J. Bannister	Suz	+56.125
18	F. Barnes	Tri	+1m08.957
19	H. Truelove	Yam	+1m14.707
Not Classified
DNF	B. Tolliday	Tri	+3 Laps
DNF	M. Hardie	Suz	+8 Laps
DNS	H. Nelson	Kaw

Supersport Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Nat	Class	Points
1	L. Stapleford	Duc	GBR	SSP	351
2	J. Kennedy	Hon	IRL	SSP	290
3	O. Bayliss	Tri	AUS	SSP	234
4	D. Harrison	Hon	GBR	SSP	232
5	H. Truelove	Yam	GBR	SSP	197
6	B. Currie	Yam	AUS	SSP	184
7	O. Barr	Duc	GBR	SSP	170
8	C. Brown	Duc	GBR	SSP	132
9	L. Brown	Suz	GBR	SSP	117
10	C. Tinker	Duc	GBR	SSP	92
11	L. Johnston	Tri	GBR	SSP	82
12	B. McConnell	Duc	AUS	SSP	71
13	J. Mahaffy	Suz	AUS	SSP	66
14	T. Toms	Kaw	GBR	SSP	65
15	M. Wadsworth	Tri	GBR	SSP	63
16	C. Oncu	Yam	TUR	SSP	47
17	M. Hardie	Suz	GBR	SSP	40
18	J. Whatley	Tri	GBR	SSP	34
19	J. Davis	Tri	GBR	SSP	32
20	J. McManus	Duc	IRL	SSP	30
21	C. Hall	Kaw	GBR	SSP	25
22	H. Claridge	Suz	GBR	SSP	21
23	C. Fraser	Suz	GBR	SSP	21
24	E. Colombi	Duc	ITA	SSP	20
25	C. Swain	Suz	AUS	CUP	20
26	F. Barnes	Tri	GBR	SSP	13
27	A. Hartgrove	Tri	GBR	CUP	2
28	K. Walker	Tri	GBR	CUP	1

Pirelli National Superstock Race One

David Allingham fired through from fourth on the grid to lead Race One, while polesitter Luke Mossey completed the opening lap in third behind Australian Billy McConnell. Mossey passed McConnell on lap two and then relieved Allingham of the lead on lap four, with McConnell following through into second.

Lewis Rollo initially settled into third ahead of Allingham. A moment for Allingham over the Mountain on lap six allowed Scott Swann to move ahead, and Swann then passed Rollo for third on lap eight. His charge ended at Hall Bends on the following lap, however, bringing out the Safety Car. Swann had nevertheless recorded the race’s fastest lap at 1m27.613s.

Racing resumed with three laps remaining and Mossey immediately came under pressure from McConnell. Mossey maintained a slender advantage, while Rollo’s hopes of completing the podium ended when he crashed at the bottom of the Mountain on the penultimate lap.

Mossey took the victory by 0.960 seconds from McConnell, giving the Australian and the local C&L Fairburn Properties team an important home-round podium. Allingham inherited third, 2.419 seconds behind the winner and only 0.240 seconds ahead of Josh Owens.

Superstock Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	L. Mossey	Hon	22n52.744
2	B. McConnell	BMW	+0.960
3	D. Allingham	BMW	+2.419
4	J. Owens	Hon	+2.659
5	A. Barnes	Hon	+3.823
6	I. Hutchinson	BMW	+5.615
7	J. Bednarek	Apr	+7.228
8	K. Dixon	Hon	+7.471
9	S. Reid	BMW	+8.303
10	A. Beech	BMW	+8.792
11	B. Baker	Hon	+9.685
12	C. Bey	Hon	+9.865
13	D. Brooks	Hon	+10.104
14	J. van Sikkelerus	Hon	+11.608
15	H. Crosby	Hon	+12.034
16	T. O’Grady	Yam	+12.698
17	M. Lofthouse	Hon	+13.235
18	L. Healey	BMW	+31.267
19	B. Petty	BMW	+31.496
20	G. Watts	Hon	+32.185
21	C. White	Hon	+48.905
22	P. Cunvin	Hon	+53.967
23	L. Jennings	Hon	+54.356
24	J. Major-Bird	Hon	+1m01.658
Not Classified
DNF	L. Rollo	BMW	+2 Laps
DNF	C. Wilkinson	Hon	+3 Laps
DNF	S. Swann	BMW	+7 Laps
DNF	R. Campion	Hon	+14 Laps

Pirelli National Superstock Race Two

Scott Swann started Race Two from pole after setting the fastest lap on Sunday, but Allingham produced another excellent launch from the second row and completed the opening lap in second. Mossey held third ahead of McConnell and Owens.

Allingham passed Swann for the lead on lap three. Spots of rain brought out the rain flags on lap five and condensed the leading group, with Mossey taking second from Swann and McConnell following into third on lap seven.

Conditions remained treacherous for several laps, and McConnell survived a substantial moment on the approach to the Hairpin without losing control of the BMW. The rain flags were withdrawn shortly afterwards and Allingham began to establish a small advantage.

A backmarker brought the five leaders together again on the final lap. Allingham held on by only 0.166 seconds from Mossey, with McConnell 0.464 seconds from the winner after setting the race’s fastest lap at 1m27.742s. Swann was just 0.181 seconds behind McConnell, while fifth-placed Owens completed the five-rider group only 0.931 seconds from victory.

McConnell’s third place completed a double-podium weekend for C&L Fairburn Properties. Allingham’s eighth victory of the season lifted him to 282 points, extending his championship lead over Mossey to 42.

Superstock Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	D. Allingham	BMW	22m12.465
2	L. Mossey	Hon	+0.166
3	B. McConnell	BMW	+0.464
4	S. Swann	BMW	+0.645
5	J. Owens	Hon	+0.931
6	I. Hutchinson	BMW	+17.880
7	A. Barnes	Hon	+19.111
8	R. Campion	Hon	+24.159
9	S. Reid	BMW	+29.399
10	J. Bednarek	Apr	+29.597
11	K. Dixon	Hon	+30.241
12	A. Beech	BMW	+36.905
13	H. Crosby	Hon	+45.695
14	T. O’Grady	Yam	+49.923
15	L. Jennings	Hon	+1:17.322
16	P. Cunvin	Hon	+1:20.220
17	C. White	Hon	+1:20.980
18	J. Major-Bird	Hon	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	G. Watts	Hon	+5 Laps
DNF	M. Lofthouse	Hon	+9 Laps
DNF	C. Bey	Hon	+14 Laps
DNF	C. Wilkinson	Hon	+14 Laps
DNF	D. Brooks	Hon	1st lap
DNF	B. Baker	Hon	1st lap
DNF	L. Healey	BMW	1st lap
DNF	B. Petty	BMW	1st lap
DNS	J. van Sikkelerus	Hon

Superstock Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Nat	Points
1	D. Allingham	BMW	IRL	282
2	L. Mossey	Hon	GBR	240
3	S. Swann	BMW	GBR	158
4	L. Rollo	BMW	GBR	149
5	J. Owens	Hon	GBR	148
6	M. Truelove	Hon	GBR	144
7	S. Reid	BMW	GBR	113
8	A. Barnes	Hon	GBR	90
9	B. McConnell	BMW	AUS	86
10	A. Beech	BMW	GBR	79
11	D. Connell	Hon	GBR	76
12	B. Baker	Hon	ZAF	61
13	E. Lahti	Hon	FIN	48
14	K. Dixon	Hon	GBR	48
15	I. Hutchinson	BMW	GBR	33
16	D. Brooks	Hon	GBR	33
17	C. Bey	Hon	GBR	33
18	J. Bednarek	Apr	GBR	28
19	R. Campion	Hon	GBR	25
20	T. Ward	Hon	GBR	24
21	C. Phillips	BMW	GBR	17
22	J. van Sikkelerus	Hon	NLD	12
23	B. Luxton	Hon	GBR	9
24	H. Crosby	Hon	GBR	9
25	T. Oliver	Hon	GBR	8
26	T. O’Grady	Yam	IRL	8
27	R. Brink	Hon	NLD	8
28	J. Coward	Hon	GBR	6
29	S. Laffins	Hon	GBR	5
30	M. Lofthouse	Hon	GBR	5
31	R. White	BMW	GBR	3
32	J. McGuinness	Hon	GBR	2
33	S. Cox	Hon	GBR	1
34	L. Jennings	Hon	GBR	1

Pirelli British Sportbike

Damp patches made the opening lap of the British Sportbike race particularly difficult. Cameron Dawson made the holeshot from polesitter Zak Shelton, but Carl Harris attacked both riders before the lap was complete and came through from sixth on the grid to lead.

What followed was a five-way contest in which the lead changed hands five times. Harris led the opening five laps before Shelton took over on lap six. Richard Cooper headed the field on laps seven and eight, Harris returned to the front for laps nine and ten, and Shelton fought back to lead as the riders began the final lap.

Harris responded on the last circulation, reclaiming first place and setting the race’s fastest lap at 1m33.901s. Asher Durham also picked off Cooper and Shelton during the final-lap reshuffle to snatch second.

Harris secured his first championship victory by 0.466 seconds from Durham. Cooper was another 0.150 seconds behind in third, with Shelton fourth and championship leader Alfie Davidson fifth. The first five riders were covered by only 1.216 seconds.

Australian Brodie Gawith finished 14th, just 0.041 seconds behind Ted Wilkinson. Davidson left Cadwell Park on 244 points, but Durham’s second place reduced the championship margin to 12.

British Sportbike Race Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	C. Harris	Suz	19m09.997
2	A. Durham	Suz	+0.466
3	R. Cooper	Cfm	+0.616
4	Z. Shelton	Tri	+0.793
5	A. Davidson	Apr	+1.216
6	C. Dawson	Suz	+1.772
7	E. Best	Kaw	+2.295
8	L. Smart	Tri	+2.958
9	H. McCabe	Apr	+12.413
10	D. Goodman	Apr	+13.170
11	A. Davie	Cfm	+13.839
12	K. Kent	Apr	+14.950
13	T. Wilkinson	Apr	+17.775
14	B. Gawith	Suz	+17.816
15	Z. Weston	Apr	+20.901
16	P. Willis	Cfm	+20.965
17	C. Atkins	Kaw	+21.578
18	J. Bull	Yam	+21.723
19	L. Docherty	Apr	+22.113
20	F. Smart-Weeden	Suz	+22.562
21	H. Mackay	Apr	+39.328
22	C. Beach	Tri	+45.223
23	M. Whelan	Tri	+45.628
24	A. Robinson	Tri	+46.234
25	S. Munson	Apr	+49.729
26	T. Rooker	Apr	+50.197
27	M. Hardy	Tri	+50.275
28	M. Wilson	Tri	+1:17.403
29	H. Clinton	Yam	+1:26.236
30	S. O’Reilly	Apr	+1:30.600
DNF	J. Proudfoot	Apr	+1 Lap
DNF	K. Shuttlewood	Tri	+2 Laps
DNF	B. Keen	Yam	+5 Laps
DNF	J. McKellar	Suz	+5 Laps
DNF	C. Barnes	Apr	+11 Laps
DNF	J. Knights	Apr	+11 Laps

British Sportbike Championship Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Nat	Points
1	A. Davidson	Apr	GBR	244
2	A. Durham	Suz	GBR	232
3	H. McCabe	Apr	GBR	179
4	C. Dawson	Suz	GBR	155
5	A. Davie	Cfm	GBR	153
6	H. Mackay	Apr	GBR	129
7	C. Harris	Suz	GBR	127
8	Z. Shelton	Tri	GBR	125
9	E. Best	Kaw	GBR	94
10	L. Smart	Tri	GBR	71
11	D. Goodman	Apr	GBR	69
12	T. Wilkinson	Apr	GBR	53
13	R. Banham	Suz	GBR	48
14	R. Cooper	Cfm	GBR	46
15	C. Atkins	Kaw	GBR	44
16	R. Stephenson	Tri	GBR	43
17	F. Fleerackers	Suz	BEL	42
18	B. Gawith	Suz	AUS	34
19	P. Willis	Cfm	GBR	27
20	T. Rose	Tri	GBR	16
21	K. Kent	Apr	GBR	12
22	F. Smart-Weeden	Suz	GBR	11
23	L. Docherty	Apr	GBR	11
24	C. Beach	Tri	GBR	8
25	C. Barnes	Apr	GBR	6
26	Z. Weston	Apr	GBR	5
27	H. Cook	Apr	GBR	4
28	L. Allen	Suz	GBR	2
29	J. Ellis	Suz	GBR	1
30	J. Bull	Yam	GBR	1

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