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Back to winning ways! I got away and won by 7s. It feels great to win again
and it’s a reminder of just how tough GP1 really is. Two more races this
afternoon, GP1 first.

Well, I won. It was flag to flag from pole with the fastest lap (a lap record) and by ten seconds. In F1 that’s called a grand slam. I call it a lot of fun. Although I wasn’t dicing with anyone it was such a pleasure to ride this bike on this track. By the time I saw +6 seconds on my pit board I started playing a bit, letting the bike wheelie more out of the last corner and even waving to my dad and friends at Redgate. On the last lap I hoisted a monster wheelie past the chequered flag.
Call me greedy, but I really want this last win of the year too and I plan on going for it. Once more unto the breach my Streetfightig friends, once more.

1st place! It was really wet so I didn’t want to lead or try too hard before my tyres warmed up. I got a good start but let Keith Smith and Mark Andrew through at the first corner. Smithy then crashed at the Old Hairpin and Mark opened a few seconds lead while I got a feel for the tyres. Once happy I started chipping away at the gap and took the lead with a well-timed move that also put some backmarkers between us.
It’s great to add a wet win to this season and that now takes my total to 20. I’ll see if I can add to that in the next hour but I won’t be taking any risks in these conditions.
Wish me luck
Wilko

Another good win, by 13 seconds this time, though I was a bit gutted to miss the lap record by a few hundredths of a second. Amazingly Chris Matthews nabbed second place on the last lap having started on the back of the grid. Very well done to him. The last race is in two hours. I’m all set and aiming to complete the set.

I led the race from flag to flag to win by eight seconds from Andrew Plaskitt and Mark Andrew third. That means I need only one point in the next race to seal the championship. Of course, I’d still like to get as many wins as possible for the year…
Wish me luck
Wilko