CRMC Snetterton: The Last Hurrah

Sam Hewitt

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5th December 2019

The CRMC’s Snetterton meeting saw the final rounds of the club and ACU championships, the traditional season-ending races of the year and also celebrated the club’s 40th anniversary and first ever meeting that took place at the Norfolk circuit in 1980.

**With two dominating Proddie wins, another in the air-cooled 250s and a second in the Superstocks, the irrepressible John Warwick (58) earned himself Saturday’s Rider of the Day bubbly.**

Saturday’s programme went off with few hitches but Sunday saw a combination of oil spillage followed by the arrival of exceptionally heavy rain, meaning the termination of proceedings with half a dozen races to go, unfortunately including the Hercberg/ACU Post Classic/Classic Race of Aces Trophy.

**In his first full season, Rochester’s Richard Justice has made good progress in the Production class on his FZ600 Yamaha, culminating with three top eight finishes here at Snetterton.**

Despite all this the meeting produced some thrilling racing that provided a fitting climax to what has been a hugely entertaining CRMC season. Graham Lawlor and a rather soggy Pete Morris were there to see it all.