Tough weekend at Whilton Mill got caught up in the carnage every heat and the final was disappointing even though we ended with good top 10 pace. Bigger grids mean more accidents and pile ups, supposedly though we are learning more!! Well done to Harry he drove well all weekend and well done to the other vision boys. Thanks to Connor Hall and Daryl Burgess for the perseverance and guidance. I'll learn to shut up one of these days!!

Hard at work with Connor Hall. Money cant  buy this sort of training - a really proud moment! Thanks for Connors help today at Whilton Mill kart Club and for the help from Vision Motor sport and Daryl Burgess.

​The weather gods again looked kindly on Llandow Kart Club as Round 2 of the 2014 season was accompanied by dry and sunny conditions, although a blustery breeze kept drivers on their toes in South Wales.
The Bambino category featured the same three drivers as February and Nathan Browning, Ella Stevens and Max Hall all acquitted themselves well over the full circuit, achieving silver awards all round.
The combined Cadet field boasted 15 runners, with the Honda section the best represented. However, it was IAME driver Shay Keough who crossed the line first in the final, holding off the Honda-powered Ferguson brothers by less than a second, with Comer winner Max Fenlon in 4th.
Junior Honda was once again dominated by Celtic Challenge champion Kristian Prosser, who claimed victory in all three heats before cruising to an 11s win in the final. Patrick Hill and novice Jack Bligh completed the top three each time – remaining in the that order despite being closely matched.
Rob Ellis remained unbeaten throughout the Junior Rotax competition, although his margin of victory remained at around 4s as Thomas Croydon, David Spiller and Tom Ford took it in turns to give chase. Despite Spiller’s ever-presence in the top three, it was Croydon who emerged at the head of the battle for runners-up honours in the final.
Minimax was again claimed by Riley Phillips, who won his class in three of the four outings, and the day’s other win went to Jem Hempworth, who comfortably headed Kieran Clarke and novice Callum Beeken in the battle for 2nd in the main event.

Went back to Llandow for a sunny Sunday race win.

Just turned up for race day at a sunny Clay and Riley set the fastest times in heat 1 and 2.

Qualified 2nd for the final, but at Clay that is never a good thing (as its the outside and you tend to get trained by the inside line). Sure enough come the first corner was 4th, but fought it out and came home with second place. Some brilliant racing today.