BEACH RACING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20088, 18 November 1930, Page 14

BEACH RACING.

PIONEER SPORTS CLUB. Nearly a thousand people attended the motor-cycle racea organised by the Pioneer Sports Club at North Beach last evening'. The sand was in good condition, and every event was interesting. Some fast times vere recorded. Tvesults were ae follows: POUR MILES MAIDEN R. A. Carpenter (3$ Matchless), time 3min 53scc .. .. 1 E. A. Smith (2J O.K. Supreme), 4min G9sec •• ■. 0 E. A. Love (nj Douglaa), 4min 7 S-ssec 3 SIX MILES OPEN, ft. L. Ogdcn (34 Ariel), 6min 27 3-ss&c .. 1 T. K. McClaary (3J Ariel), 6min 23 3-sseo 3 K. A. Carpenter (31 Matchless), smin 58 l-ssec • - • • . • 3 In this ra«£ there was half a length between the first and second men, while the third man was about five yards behind. SIX MILES OPEN. J H. Philpott (3J Ariel), 6min 1 4-ss«jc 1 T. It. McCleary (3J Ariel), 6min 2-ssec .. 2 A. D. Kane (8$ Norton), Gmin 18 l-Ssec .. 3 LIGHT CAE TRY-OUT. To gauge the suitability of the beach tor light oar racing, a try-out was held. Over a six-mile lap, C. Hayward (Austin 7) put up the fastest time—lOmin fosec. Tho3e who took part in thia event found that turning on the sand was quite easy.