Rounds 31 & 32: Doune, 17-18 September

Lee Adams and new champion Scott Moran shared the run-off wins at Doune.

Adams’ victory was his first in the dry, adding to his three wet weather triumphs. Meanwhile Moran took a class win to add the MSA Hill Climb Leaders Championship title to his MSA British crown, becoming only the third driver ever to take both in the same season.

Trevor Willis didn’t score in the first run-off but is still chasing Roger Moran for second place in the championship. He must outscore Moran by at least 14 points at Loton Park to take the place but also needs to be careful of Wallace Menzies, who is only three points behind.

Results – Round 311 Lee Adams (1.6 GWR-Suzuki Raptor Extreme) 38.00s; 2 Wallace Menzies (3.2 DJ-Cosworth Firestorm) 38.54s; 3 Roger Moran (3.5 Gould-NME GR61X) 39.01s; 4 Tom New (3.5 Gould-Judd GR55) 39.33s; 5 Scott Moran (3.5 Gould-NME GR61X) 39.42s; 6 Will Hall (1.6 Force-Suzuki PC) 40.55s; 7 Alastair Crawford (2.8 Gould-NME GR55) 41.01s; 8 Richard Spedding (1.6 Force-Suzuki PC) 41.58s; 9 Finlay Whyte (1.4 Force-Suzuki PT) 41.83s; 10 Tim Wilson (1.6 OMS-Suzuki 25) 41.99s; 11 Trevor Willis (3.2 OMS-Powertec) 42.22s; 12 Steve Owen (1.6 OMS-Suzuki 25) 43.05s

Results – Round 321 Scott Moran 37.09s FTD; 2 Adams 37.42s; 3 Menzies 38.21s; 4 Roger Moran 38.43s; 5 New 38.66s; 6 Willis 39.52s; 7 Hall 40.09s; 8 Spedding 40.49s; 9 Stewart Robb Sr 40.54s; 10 Wilson 41.58s; 11 Stewart Robb Jr 44.42s; 12 Whyte 63.09s

Championship positions (provisional) after Round 321 Scott Moran – 282 points (CHAMPION)2 Roger Moran – 2313 Trevor Willis – 2024 Wallace Menzies – 1995 Tom New – 144