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August 11, 2014 in Motorsport

SBD Motorsport MSA British Sprint Championship

Round 12: Kirkistown, 9-10 August

Championship leader Colin Calder was victorious at Kirkistown after qualifying fastest and delivering a mistake-free, all-or-nothing run.

Putting Calder under pressure was Steve Miles, who briefly led and took second after a career-best performance. Jim Belt took his best ever Top 12 result in third.

Making her championship run-off debut was Louise Calder, who produced a brilliant performance in the one-litre Jedi to come home in tenth place.

Results – round 121 Colin Calder (3.3 Gould-NME GR55 V8) 99.14s; 2 Steve Miles (2.0 Van Diemen-Duratec/SBD RF96/MM13) 103.13s; 3 Jim Belt (3.0 Juno-Jaguar TR400 V6) 104.34s; 4 John Graham (2.8 Gould-NME GR55B V8) 104.73s; 5 Mike Musson (4.0 Pilbeam-Judd MP97 V8) 104.85s; 6 Terry Holmes (3.5 Lola-Judd ERH V8) 106.32s; 7 Tony Jarvis (2.0 Dallara-Vauxhall/Connaught F399/00) 108.14s; 8 Graham Porrett (3.5 Lola-Judd ERH V8) 109.46s; 9 Kurt Ramsden ((1.5t Radical SR3) 109.52s; 10 Louise Calder (1.0 Jedi-Suzuki Mk 1) 113.67s; 11 Chris Houston (1.3 OMS-Suzuki CF04) 119.54s; 12 Martin Webb (2.0 Dallara-Vauxhall/Connaught F399/00) 123.83s

Provisional championship standings1 Colin Calder – 110 points2 Heather Calder – 1013 Mark Smith – 894 Craig Sampson – 825 Terry Holmes – 80

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