PF International sets up exciting season finales in Senior North

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Round 6 of the Club100 Senior North Championships took place at PF International on Sunday, with the championship battles now heading towards their final showdown at Warden Law in September.

SP40 Heavyweight

The DAMotorsport duo of Curt Holmes and Adam Wright produced a perfect 100-point day to take the SP40 Heavyweight Round 6 victory, winning both sessions. Yusuf Soeharjono finished second overall, with champion-elect Alex Pritchard third.

Pritchard continues to lead the championship, with Jonathan Wilson second and Tom Edwards third heading into the final round.

SP40 Lightweight

Jamie Tiley-Gooden was the standout performer in the SP40 Lightweight field, winning the opening session before following it up with second place in the second race to take the overall victory on 97 points.

Club100 iRacing prize winner Sam Spinnael finished second overall on 95 points, with Christian Hill third.

Hill continues to lead the championship standings, with John Boulter and Charlie Walmsley-Ryde completing the top three heading into the final round.

Sprint Heavyweight

Joe Holmes took a dominant Sprint Heavyweight A Final victory at PFI, leading Alex Pritchard by 6.584 seconds, with Curt Holmes completing the podium.

James Small finished fourth. The result mean Small sits level on points with Holmes, setting up a fascinating battle heading into the final round.

The top Super Heavyweight was Harry Power, who finished 22nd overall and took the SHW class honours.

Sprint Lightweight

Max Chapman took victory in the Sprint Lightweight A Final, finishing 3.620 seconds ahead of Joseph Simcock, with Jayden Giles just 0.120 seconds further back in third.

Chapman strengthens his position at the top of the championship standings, with Jake Chapman second and Tommy Lee third.

The top Rookie was Jack Sharp, who produced an impressive performance to finish 13th overall.

Final Round Awaits

There is now just one round remaining in the Senior North Championships, with the season finale heading to Warden Law in September.

With championship battles still to be settled across the classes, it promises to be a huge finale. Make sure you don’t miss it.