By Sunday morning action at a once again, sun glistened Aberdare Park, saw seven different winners from seven races.
Held over into today’s competition schedule, the Welsh Open/Super Twins Consolation race went to Lloyd Morris, with the inspirational Chris Ganley second, Aberdare newcomer Seb Evenden third.
Alex Sinclair edged Paul ‘Potchy’ Williams for Classic Superbike Race Two honours whilst Max Taylor, East Yorkshireman Adam Shelton, Adrian O’Connor swooped the latest Ultra Lightweight, CB 500, Bandit race circulations.
Super Twins Low Numbers, High Numbers Heat races brought repeat class wins for Andy Smart (VRS Racing – Yamaha) and JHS Racing’s William Holland.
Respective runners-up to Smart and Holland were afore-mentioned pilots, Ultra Lightweight Race Three conqueror Max Taylor and Welsh TT stalwart, Paul ‘Potchy’ Williams.
2025 Aberdare Park Road Races – Sunday Morning Race Results, are-detailed below:
Welsh Open/Super Twins Consolation Race:
1st – Lloyd Morris
2nd – Chris Ganley
3rd – Seb Evenden
4th – Liam Walker
5th – Adrian O’Connor
6th – Daniel Nurrish
7th – Stuart Hession
8th – Dave Carson
9th – Kevin Clayton
Classic Superbike Race 1:
1st – Alex Sinclair
2nd – Paul Williams
3rd – Richard Parker
4th – Shannon Bishop
5th – Owen Monaghan
6th – Phil Munday
7th – Richard Hewitt
8th – Richard Blunt
9th – Tim Hawkins
Super Twin – Low Numbers:
1st – Andy Smart
2nd – Max Taylor
3rd – Jack Andrews
4th – Alex Sinclair
5th – Owen Monaghan
6th – Liam Walker
7th – Richard Blunt
Super Twin – High Numbers:
1st – William Holland
2nd – Paul Williams
3rd – Lloyd Morris
4th – Philip Smallman
5th – Dave Carson
6th – Shane Doran
7th – Aaron Matthews
8th – Chris Ganley
Ultra Lightweight Race 1:
1st – Max Taylor
2nd – Aaron Matthews
3rd – Kerry Burton
4th – James Widdowson
5th – Bret Moor
CB 500’s Race 1:
1st – Adam Shelton
2nd – Richard Hughes
3rd – Owen Monaghan
4th – Richard Blunt
Bandit Race 1:
1st – Adrian O’Connor
2nd – Lee Davies
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
