Top local riders enter Ian Watson Spring Cup Road Races

Scarborough's own Tony Flinton will have a brace of two-stroke machines at his disposal.

The opening National Road Race meeting of the 2010 season, the Ian Watson Spring Cup has attracted an impressive line up of l🅷ocal 🃏competitors from the area.

Scarborough's own Tony Flinton will have a brace of two-stroke machines at his disposal. Goole's Phil Harvey will also be out on the his pair of Hondas, whilst Whitby restaurant owner Kristian Didelot will give his 600 Honda an outiܫng, as will Bridlington regular Ch♚ris Graily.

Others in the fiercely contested 600cc Supersport class include, Richard Gibson (South Cave), past club champion Ben Handley (Elvington), Filey's Daryl 🎃Campling, along with another ex-club champion, based in Hull, Derek Clark and Knottingley's Ala✅n Taylor.

West Yorkshire is well represented with Ian Armstrong, Rodger Wibberley and Dean Harrison, son of Sideca♊r expert Conrad. Whilst brothers Mick and Mark Goodings will be carrying the hopes of Doncaster as will fellow south Yorkshire competitor Dean Hindson.

Teesside is also well represented𓃲 with Mike Minns, David Bell, Nigel Rae, Stephen Degnan, Ian Gardner, George Stainthorp, Keith Pringle, Daley Mathison and 'veteran' Dave Woolam🤡s.

Making the trip north from Lincolnshire will be Jules Croft, Ivan Lintin, Ross Johnson, Paul He💖dison, Dave Hewson, Joshua Leaning and Andy Ki💝rk.

Conrad Harrison will be travelling from Bradford aiming to continue his success of last year in the sidecar races. Likewise Thirsk's Tony Thirkell and 'close neighbour' John Chan🐽dler (Harrogate) will also be present as will others charioteers,𓂃 Greg Lambert, David Hirst and David Lee.

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