Revolution June 2025 Issue #75 | Page 83

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Martin Molnár and Leo Robinson mastered challenging weather conditions to claim a win apiece at Thruxton Circuit on Saturday. 2024 Rookie Cup champion Molnár finished ahead of Robinson and Henry Joslyn in Race 1, and in Race 2 Robinson took the chequered flag by just under two seconds ahead of Thomas Bearman, who finished a career-best second. Completing the podium was the impressive James Piszcyk. Sunday’ s Race 3 was a commanding lights-to-flag victory for Salim Hanna, on his maiden weekend in British F4. Martin Molnár and Henry Joslyn completed the podium.

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Former British, Irish and European Rallycross Champion Derek Tohill claimed maximum Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy points in his home double-header at Mondello Park last month to move into a joint championship lead. In Race 1, Tohill took the win ahead of Pole-sitter Patrick O’ Donovan, and six-time title-winner Julian Godfrey finished third. In Race 2, Tolhill again finished ahead of O’ Donovan, and John McCluskey completed the podium.

Filtrate Trophy Production Car Trial, organised by Ilkley & District Motor Club proved to be a strong showing for Charlie Dovey, who took two overall wins. The dominance of the young Clio driver has put him out ahead of the highly competitive class B crews, but the season is not over yet. David Mosey, Evie Dovey, Mark Hoppe and Stephen McEnhill finished first in their respective classes, and Claire Raven took the Ladies Award.

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Fastest on all three passes of the Bigwood test Ryan Caldwell and Stephen O’ Brien won the Eakin Bros Maiden City Stages by 5.9 seconds while Niall Devine scored his first maximum points in the Brown & Brown Northern Ireland Rally Championship. The Skoda Fabia RS Rally2 of Caldwell put a stop to Garry Jennings’ run of wins this season, but a second-place finish with Dale McGettigan, was a good start to the weekend. David Kelly and Monaghan’ s Arthur Kierans claimed the final podium position in the first of the Volkswagen Polo R5s. In the Brown & Brown Northern Ireland Rally Championship County Tyrone’ s Niall Devine was out front following a switch to a Volkswagen Polo R5 under Liam McIntyre’ s guidance. However round one winners Aaron McLaughlin and Darren Curran hold a ten-point advantage with two maximum scores at Bishopscourt and Tour of the Sperrins.

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