DANCE AWAY
An excellent opening lap is a sure way of focussing on the victory, and that’s precisely what Jack Dance did at the opening round. Reece Gazzard was just off the pace, but he kept in front of Harry Hemingway and Harry Turner at the close of the lap. On the second lap, Dance equalled his opening lap score of 11 marks lost and pulled open an advantage that he would maintain to take the victory at the close of lap three. Hemingway kept pushing and gaining experience, as did Turner, as Gazzard dropped off the pace to come home fourth. It was a difficult day for the smaller 125cc capacity machines, but it was inspiring to watch these young riders giving it they’re all in very tough conditions.