Race 1

Lucky Khera (Graypaul Birmingham) managed to convert his pole position into a first win in the thrilling opening race of the season, which ended behind a safety car following a spin from Paul Hogarth (Stratstone manchester) and a downpour of rain.

Trofeo Pirelli. Paul Hogarth reacted quickly from the rolling start to pass Khera for the lead going into Paddock Hill bend. Khera would not give in, though, taking the fastest lap and staying within half a second of Hogarth for the majority of the race. The constant pressure from Khera eventually took its toll on Hogarth, who lost control of the rear end going into Paddock Hill bend just after the rain had started to fall, and ended up stuck in the gravel. This allowed Khera to retake the lead and also bought H. Sikkens (H.R. Owen London) into the top three, who had stayed with the leaders throughout, and eventually finished second in class ahead of Hogarth who kept third spot despite his spin.

Coppa Shell. Graham de Zille (Meridien Modena) made a flying start to the race, and established a strong class lead as he fought for the outright podium places with Khera, Sikkens and Hogarth. Battling the leaders for the entire race, de Zille also took the fastest lap in the class as he successfully held off the challenge of Sikkens to finish second overall in the race and first in the Coppa Shell. Jamie Thwaites (JCT600 Brooklands Leeds) pulled off a good move to take second place from Alex Moss (Graypaul Birmingham), who came home in third after defending the position following pressure from Paul Simmerson (Graypaul Birmingham).

Race 2

Lucky Khera (Graypaul Birmingham) managed to convert his pole position into his second win of the weekend, in a race where drivers had to contend with a downpour for the second time in two races.

Trofeo Pirelli. Lucky Khera showed his pace right from the start as he quickly established a healthy lead from Paul Hogarth (Stratstone Manchester) in second place. However, Hogarth fought back, taking the fastest lap of the race, and at the halfway point of the race the gap was down to just three-tenths of a second. Khera, though, was not fazed by the pressure and eventually came across the line more than three seconds ahead of Hogarth. H. Sikkens (H.R. Owen London) came home third in class, despite a spin at Druids following the downpour.

Coppa Shell. Graham de Zille (Meridien Modena) made a fantastic start for the second race in a row, and pulled out a strong class lead as he fought for the outright podium places with Sikkens. Following the spin from Sikkens, de Zille had a comfortable second half of the race, taking the fastest lap and dominating the Coppa Shell class to take his second win of the weekend, ahead of Jamie Thwaites (JCT600 Leeds Brooklands) in second place. Paul Simmerson (Graypaul Nottingham) and Alex Moss (Graypaul Birmingham) engaged in a thrilling duel throughout the entire race, with Simmerson just beating Moss to the final podium spot.