Driver of the Day Award

[ColinChapman]

and I think we had 2 nominees for DoD at Snetterton in March...... one was Austen for sensible driving on his debut ... who was the other lucky winner?? Was it Duncan for fast driving on his debut? Please can someone remind us.
Thanks
Colin

[steve robinson]

Quite right Colin...

Cadwell Park May 2009

Austen Greenway for sensible driving on his debut .
Time Gray for his excellent overall pole.

[steve robinson]

Anglesey 6th - 7th June 2009
- Marshalls post Peel
Saturday - Derek Jones - expert attention to getting through the field (of cars)
Sunday - Paul Rogers - impressive overtaking manoeuvres

[steve robinson]

Brands Hatch - 20th June.

Tim Hoverd - not only did he swap the engine - with the assistance of Andy Bates et al between quali and race, and arrived in the holding area with seconds to spare, still trying to get the oil pressure up - but then went on to drive it like he stole it in the race and took 3rd in class.

Great support from everyone during the swap was acknowledged by Tim at the presentations.

[djones]

Tim collecting his Driver of the Day award at Brands

[steve robinson]

Cadwell Park - 2nd August

Well deserved by Tony Gaunt for consistent and clean driving - any video of him accepting a place under yellows entering Gerrards is inadmissible!

[djones]

Mallory - Driver of the Day - Tony Gaunt

[steve robinson]

Silverstone 21st August 2009 - a number of deserving winners....

Marshall's nomination was Paul Rickers ... The nomination came from one of the club's most experienced safety and standards observers based at Beckets and Paul was selected for his awareness & consideration of other drivers around him

Plus Alistair and Colin were generously awarded one for stopping evertyone dozing off....I think.

[steve robinson]

Snettertin 20th September - As Andy Bates said - no question at all it was Neil Palmer - well done Neil!

[steve robinson]

Mallory Park - 11th October 2009

The marshalls were unanimous in proposing Tim Hoverd on this occassion - mainly for his progress through the field (I never saw him off the circuit - did you?)