OULTON PARK PREVIEW - SPEEDWORKS IN ASSOCIATION WITH MORhealth.com

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Speedworks will be up to full capacity once again this weekend with regulars Richard Sykes, Tony Hughes and Mark Proctor joining team principal Christian Dick for the 4th round of the cup which is on home turf, what better place for a maiden win?

KIRLEW CELEBRATES AT CROFT

Scot Kirlew was racing at Croft last weekend in his Speedworks prepared Mazda Mx5 and had a superb weekend. Scot finished in 3rd place for both race 1 and race 2 and an impressive 4th position in race 3. Scot is looking now for his maiden win at Donington Park in two weeks time.

DONINGTON DRAMAS

Last weekend saw the 3rd round of the Michelin Ginetta G50 Cup round at Donington Park. Speedworks was up to full speed running Richard Sykes, Tony Hughes, Christian Dick and Mark Proctor with his new paint job (see pic). After a promising test day on Thursday, Christian was running second quickest and Mark and Richard were well into the top ten, this was looking good for qualifying on saturday morning. Christian was in pole position until the very last lap where he ended up 3rd on the grid for race one.

As soon as the cars hit the grid for Race 1, the rain started, but only a small shower, enough to grease the track but not to change to wets, Christian slid of the track at Coppice to come back onto the track dead last, where he made his way impressively up to 5th place and was the second fastest man on track. Proctor and Sykes were battling further down the field with Mussi and Ritter when an off by Ritter caused a massive accident taking out all three other cars, Proctor had to retire as did Mussi, but Sykes managed to finish with a very sorry looking car. Tony Hughes bought his car home in one piece after a successful return to the Cup.

Race 2 again saw Christian the second quickest out on track and Mark Proctor collect the Chairmans Trophy. The final race of the weekend saw torrential rain hit Donington, the track was lethal, but all 4 cars managed to finish.

Speedworks is out next on home ground at Oulton Park for Round 4 next weekend - 30th/31st May.

ROUND 3 PREVIEW - PROCTOR GETS A PAINT JOB!

The G50s are out once again this weekend at Donington Park for Round 3. Speedworks Motorsport is back up to full capacity once again with Tony Hughes making his 2009 G50 Cup debut and Mark Proctor returning after missing Thruxton.

Team Principal, Christian Dick is looking to further improve his results this weekend as is Richard Sykes who improved massively at Thruxton cracking the Top 10. Tony Hughes has had an intensive testing schedule to get him up to speed for this meeting and Mark Proctor has had a complete paint job on his car! "I decided that there were too many white cars in the field" commented Proctor, "I wanted the car to stand out more and get noticed!" The cars first outing on track will be at the official test on thursday!

You can catch the G50s racing at 14:05 on saturday and on sunday at 09:50 and 15:40. Catch all the action live on ITV4 this weekend.

TIGER SHOWS PROMISE IN FIRST OUTING

This weekend saw Neil Merry and Christian Dick competing in the Masters Classic at Donington, the first competitive outing for the Tiger this year. Qualifying for the Gentleman Drivers Endurance race left the Tiger in 23rd place on the grid after suffering brake problems. The race saw Christian driving the first stint, he soon made up places and was up to 17th when he lost all gears and had to coast the Tiger off the circuit. This was to be the end of the race. "The car was handling fantastically and we would have made up more places if we hadn't had the gearbox problems." Said Christian, "however, despite the braking issues we've had, we've come along way in getting the Tiger competitive."

HUGHES IN PREPARATION FOR 2009 G50 DEBUT

Speedworks regular Tony Hughes is making his 2009 G50 Cup debut and is under a rigorous testing schedule that sees him at Donington Park this friday as well as next week. Tony hasn't been out in his car since he raced it at Sebring in March for the Sebring Endurance Challenge where he and team principal Christian Dick finished an impressive second in class.

KIRLEW ROBBED OF RESULT

Scot Kirlew was robbed of any chance of a result at Castle Combe over the bank holiday weekend, when on the 4th lap he was taken out by fellow competitor Carl Powell, this resulted in Scot being marooned in the middle of the track at the mercy of oncoming cars. "He just spun me round in the middle of the track where 3 other race cars hit me causing lots of damage to my car, that was my race done." said Scot after the first race. Then it was a fight against the clock to get his car ready for the second race later that afternoon, which they did, but a disappointing result followed as he finished in 14th.

You can catch Scots next race at Croft on the 16/17th May, where he'll be chasing that elusive first place!

SPEEDWORKS FIRST LADY RACER!

Debbie Merry had her first outing in her Speedworks race prepared Mighty Mini last week at the Oulton Park circuit. A total novice to the track, Debbie exceled under tuition from Team Principal Christian Dick and was up to speed in no time. "Debbies confidence grew and grew as she became more familiar with the car and the track. She has definitly shown promise and we'll have her out racing in no time!" said Christian.

Debbies husband Neil and Christian are out next weekend racing at Donington Park with the Masters Series, they will be competing in the Gentleman Drivers endurance race with the Sunbeam Tiger, catch the race at 17:15pm.

KIRLEW LOOKING FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS AT COMBE

Mazda Mx5 regular Scot Kirlew is racing his Speedworks prepared machine at Castle Combe this weekend in the close single make Ma5da race series. Scot is looking to emulate his success at Mallory last weekend which saw him get a fantastic pole position, fastest lap and lap record in race 1. The second race saw the grid reversed and Scot climbed his way up to 2nd place until he dropped to 4th place on the last lap.

The Husqvarna Springtime Raceday at Castle Combe is on bank holiday monday and you can catch the Mx5's racing at 14:25 and 17:00.