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Tommy Gous wins Wesbank Trophy
Posted 14th July 2008 at 11:54 PM by NamibiaSport
By Holger Kroemer
Many fans were delighted by the fact that finally another race would be held at the Gallina Moto Cross Park, and so they came in droves.
In the Kings’ Class, the Open/125cc Class, we could witness the expected win by Tommy Gous, but Brannigan Wise unexpectedly made it a really tough race for him. Especially in the Wesbank King of the Dirt race the duel between those two was noteworthy. Kai Pritzen, who came third, kept up quite nicely as well.
Wesbank King of the Dirt
1 Tommy Gous
2 Brannigan Wise
3 Kai Pritzen
4 Ronnie Adams
5 Frank Klosta
But these were not the only races for honour and championship points. In the 50cc Class Michael Barlow finished well ahead of Joshua Texeira and Jay-Em Tredoux . With this win, Michael emphasised his goal to obtain another championship title.
Tristan Muller is once again the champion in the 65cc Class, but he had to pull out all the stops to shake off Matthew Nederlof.
The 85cc Class was once again ruled by Mark Sternagel, while Tristan Muller and Schalk Louw battled it out for second place. This time Tristan Muller was able to assert himself.
In the Clubmen’s Class it was once again Jose Texeira who won, ahead of Frank Steyn and Kirsten Spangenberg.
The protagonists in the Quads-A -and -B-Classes knew how to capture the audience. The ace Michael Behnke displayed extraordinary racing and left Wolfgang Rohl and Jean Venter in second and third places respectively.
The Quads-Ladies showed some really nice racing and it was once again Cee-anne Greyling who came first ahead of Maike Bochert and Celene Adams.
It is always astounding to watch the little ones in the Mini-Quads-Class. Once again little Joane Steenkamp won, ahead of Jaque Maree and Sune Garbers
.
It was a superb racing day with tons of excitement in all the categories. A heartfelt thank you goes to the main sponsor Wesbank, to all helpers, to the officials of the NMSF and to the DHL lap counter girls.
Many fans were delighted by the fact that finally another race would be held at the Gallina Moto Cross Park, and so they came in droves.
In the Kings’ Class, the Open/125cc Class, we could witness the expected win by Tommy Gous, but Brannigan Wise unexpectedly made it a really tough race for him. Especially in the Wesbank King of the Dirt race the duel between those two was noteworthy. Kai Pritzen, who came third, kept up quite nicely as well.
Wesbank King of the Dirt
1 Tommy Gous
2 Brannigan Wise
3 Kai Pritzen
4 Ronnie Adams
5 Frank Klosta
But these were not the only races for honour and championship points. In the 50cc Class Michael Barlow finished well ahead of Joshua Texeira and Jay-Em Tredoux . With this win, Michael emphasised his goal to obtain another championship title.
Tristan Muller is once again the champion in the 65cc Class, but he had to pull out all the stops to shake off Matthew Nederlof.
The 85cc Class was once again ruled by Mark Sternagel, while Tristan Muller and Schalk Louw battled it out for second place. This time Tristan Muller was able to assert himself.
In the Clubmen’s Class it was once again Jose Texeira who won, ahead of Frank Steyn and Kirsten Spangenberg.
The protagonists in the Quads-A -and -B-Classes knew how to capture the audience. The ace Michael Behnke displayed extraordinary racing and left Wolfgang Rohl and Jean Venter in second and third places respectively.
The Quads-Ladies showed some really nice racing and it was once again Cee-anne Greyling who came first ahead of Maike Bochert and Celene Adams.
It is always astounding to watch the little ones in the Mini-Quads-Class. Once again little Joane Steenkamp won, ahead of Jaque Maree and Sune Garbers
.
It was a superb racing day with tons of excitement in all the categories. A heartfelt thank you goes to the main sponsor Wesbank, to all helpers, to the officials of the NMSF and to the DHL lap counter girls.
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