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So after the classic 2-stroke track day the F250 lads will be out with Derby Phoenix.

Come along and see us

Entrants to date

1 34 Robert Mack Barnsley Kawasaki ER 650 mtb
2 90 Wayne Gunn Brough Kawasaki ZXR 400
3 111 Timothy Pinnell Hull h***a CBR 400
4 36 Callum Ward Brough Suzuki RGV 250
5 4 Anthony Burke Derby Suzuki SV 650 mtb
6 33 Richard Pinnell Hull Kawasaki ZXR 400
7 18 Dave Reynolds Dudley Suzuki RGV 250
8 73 Ben Ludford Kimcote Aprilia RS 250
9 2 Davinia Dove Birmingham h***a NC30 400
10 11 Mark Leaning Winterton Kawasaki ER 650 mtb
11 24 Josh Leaning Winterton Kawasaki ER 650 mtb
12 26 Daniel Taylor Broughton Suzuki SV 650 mtb
13 46 Kevin Underhill Hutton Kawasaki KR1S 250
14 47 John Tibbetts Driffield Kawasaki ER 650 mtb
15 22 Scott Smith Harbrough Suzuki SV 650 mtb
16 212 Louis Broadbent Immingham Suzuki SV 650 mtb
17 7 Alex Leek Telford h***a NSR 250
18 3 Pauline Woodhall Clevedon h***a NC30 400
19 50 Paul Varnham Peterborugh Kawasaki ZXR 400
20 21 Joshua Dransfield Mirfield Suzuki SV 650 mtb
21 58 Steven Tweddle Whitley Bay Suzuki SV 650 mtb
22 38 Daniel Lawlor Walsingham h***a NC30 400
23 17 Ryan Varley Leeds Kawasaki ZXR 400
24 30 Emma Franklin Werrington h***a RS125 mtb
25 117 Derek Skinner Spilsby Yamaha TZ 350 mtb
26 313 Matt Hanton Immingham h***a VFR 400
27 78 Adrian Harrison Bradford Kawasaki ER 650 mtb
28 87 Peter Higgins Norwich Kawasaki ZXR 400
29 122 Jordan Rushby Beverly Suzuki SV 650 mtb

5 strokers in f250/400 is that typical of how many usually enter Ben?

Dan

Luders wrote: 24 30 Emma Franklin Werrington h***a RS125 mtb
25 117 Derek Skinner Spilsby Yamaha TZ 350 mtb

I wonder how this boy and girl converted their bikes to 4-strokes

And there the only 2 true racebikes

The MTB class is not exclusive to 4-strokes, it's up to 400cc 2-stroke and 650cc 4-stroke single or twin engine bikes.

Although on the same grid as the F400/F250, they have a seperate points scoring system and championship.

Bad news for me, I've broken my radius, so the project bike is going to slow down for a few weeks.

Luders wrote:Bad news for me, I've broken my radius, so the project bike is going to slow down for a few weeks.

How did you manage to do that Ben?

get well soon

bummer
did you do it in style at the track or trip over a carpet at home or something?
Get well soon,breaks are painful,i rememeber what it felt like fracturing my pelvis and snapping my wrist at motocross,ouch

I'm fine and should be fit to race the next F250 round at Donington.

As usual I did it in style at around 100mph at Coppice and for anyone that knows Cadwell Park, it's a very fast left hander.

I was fully committed to the turn, but very close racing the person in front and when his ignition cut out.

I either crashed into him wiping us both out and killing the front end of the Aprilia, or I tuck the front end and slide off the track in avoidance.

Ruined my weekend through no fault of my own, but at least the bike is okay and we were not seriously hurt.