By An evenly contested opening Junior Manx GP practice session, concluded with former Newcomers race winner Chris Moore emerging quickest.
Kick-starting his latest MGP venture in tumultuous style, Moore piloting the extremely rapid Dafabet Racing Kawasaki, powered to a best lap speed of 112.778 mph (time wise – 20 minutes 04.380 seconds).
Second quickest, just shy of seven seconds behind Moore’s times sheet topping speed was new KTS Racing team member Jamie Williams (112.128).
Number one plate holder Francesco Curinga (111.763) was below four seconds in arrears to Williams whilst Castings Technology backed Dan Ingham (110.841) finished fifth fastest.
All of this afternoon’s ten quickest Junior Super Twins pilots recorded lap speeds, exceeding 105 mph.
Competitors not mentioned yet, who accomplished this feat are as follows:
Xecretia Road Racing Team’s Victor Lopez Santos (109.686), Marc Colvin (108.343), Jack Fowler (107.828), HeatTech Racing’s Ben Rea (107.418), Michael Rees (105.252).
Manx GP 2022 – Sunday Junior practice result:
(Personal best lap speed located near racers name)
1 – Chris Moore – 112.778
2 – Jamie Williams – 112.128
3 – Francesco Curinga – 111.763
4 – Andrea Majola – 110.995
5 – Dan Ingham – 110.841
6 – Victor Lopez Santos – 109.686
7 – Marc Colvin – 108.343
8 – Jack Fowler – 107.828
9 – Ben Rea – 107.418
10 – Michael Rees – 105.252
11 – Mark Herbertson – 104.681
12 – Darran Creer – 104.146
13 – Paul Wardell – 104.115
14 – Mike Mace – 103.788
15 – Andrew Fisher – 103.710
16 – Eoin O’Siochru – 102.629
17 – Rodger Wibberley – 102.495
18 – Ivo Ladde – 101.639
19 – Andy Whale – 100.593
20 – Albert Walker – 100.515
Photo credit: Mark Corlett
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
