The MSA British Rallycross
Championship made its first visit of the season to Pembrey, South Wales, where PGM
Motorsport ran three cars in the Power Maxed Swift Rallycross Championship and
MSA Junior Swift Rallycross Championship.
Andy Pecover makes debut in Swift Sport Championship
Former Stock Hatch rallycross
racer Andy Pecover returned to the sport at Pembrey in a PGM run Swift and
impressed with his pace amongst a strong field of experienced Swift racers. With
improved lap times each time he went on track, Pecover was sixth fastest in the
third qualifying heat and finished third in the B final after a close encounter
with Stockton-on-Tees driver, Andrew Hawkes. Jeff Hankin had another strong
event in his first season of rallycross, he finished fifth in the B final and
climbed to ninth of 17 competitors in the championship standings after the
opening three rounds of the season.
Essex racer Bradley Durdin
claimed victory in the MSA Junior Swift Rallycross Championship final to close
the gap on championship leader Drew Bellerby to just one point. Durdin was
fastest in the second qualifying heat and second in heat three to line up on
the front row for the final, alongside pole sitter Sam Jones. Durdin made a
great start to go on to win the race from newcomer Sam Jones and 2014 junior
vice-champion Drew Bellerby.
Peter Gwynne: Great driving by Brad today. He has proved from the start of the season he was going to be a strong contender in the juniors, he was just struggling with his starts a little at Lydden so we had some time in the car and practiced those before Pembrey and he has given a strong drive all day. Unlucky with a puncture in heat one but delivered a win and fastest time of the day so cant complain at that. He was clutching his plate with pride!
Brad Durdin taking his first British Rallycross win
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