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11th May 2012
What a magnificent Saturday afternoon of racing, 32 entries across five classes made for some exciting racing.
Sixteen senior drivers in three different classes took to the track.
The big fields entertained all who were watching, as there were some great overtaking passes and thrills and spills, witnessed throughout the day.
Three cadet drivers took to the track, the youngest being just seven years of age (age group ranges from seven to 10 years).
Adelaide driver Troy Fortanier took out the class win with a borrowed engine from the Camwell Clan, as Troy’s engine expired during the morning’s practice.
Cooper Jones has continued to improve and gave Troy a run for his money, not allowing Troy to take out a clean sweep.
Cooper won two of the five heats, but did not finish in the third heat, which crushed his chances of a third round win.
Girl driver Amy Redjepi finished third and did not have a great day, as she had kart troubles, which was a little disappointing due to travelling from Adelaide with her parents and brother Ben.
Read more in Thursday’s edition of the Whyalla News.
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