JULY 20th 2003 - BERE REGIS

SOUL : This type of track was quite suited to Soul, except for the lack of power out-put on the straights. Still we haven't overcome the 19mm carb issue, and it's frustrating when he's got his throttle wide open yet loses more bike lengths through each fast section. Credit where credit is due, he did push hard in Race 1, and unlike Matchams his body positioning was less lazy and a big improvement, and although he couldn't quite catch up to the front two (DB Magnums), he never really let them get away. In Race 2 he got a terrible start, and then got baulked at the first corner putting him second from last. He really tried and made up quite a few places in the first lap, but then could only maintain a steady pace for the rest of the race. To be critical, he seemed to make up time in some areas, only to lose the time in some of the now rutted corners. As with Race 3, It seemed to take him too many laps of using the same lines only to lose time bouncing through the acceleration mounds. He did eventually change the lines, but not soon enough. We've discussed this with him, giving him different scenarios of what to look for and what might work better. Although, it's really down to Souls judgement, as after all, it's him riding out there with those little wheels - not us from they trackside!

OLD NEWS

JAN/FEB
 MARCH 2nd 2003 - MARTINSTOWN
MARCH 16th 2003-WINTERBOURNE STICKLAND
MARCH 30th 2003-MILBOURNE ST. ANDREW 
APRIL 13th 2003 - FOXHOLES BISHOPSTONE
 APRIL 27th 2003 - MARTINSTOWN
 MAY 13th 2003 - TRIGON
 MAY 25/26th 2003 - BERE REGIS
JUNE 8th 2003 - HENSTRIDGE
JULY 6th 2003 - MATCHAMS
JULY 20th 2003 - BERE REGIS
AUGUST 2nd/3rd 2003 - MARTINSTOWN
AUGUST 17th 2003 - HENSTRIDGE
AUGUST 31st 2003 - MATCHAMS
SEPTEMBER 14th 2003 F'HOLES BISHOPSTONE
SEPTEMBER 28th 2003 - LANGTON LONG
OCTOBER 10th 2003 - CANCELLED

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