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Shaw Scores his first LGM WIN!
making it three different winners this year

Who will join the great list of past winners of the
Little Green Man Championship

3 Rounds over....only 5 to go!

It’s the series all cadet drivers want to win, and with the super reliable WTP power plant, you too could follow in the footsteps of Sennan Fielding, Andy King, Max Goff, Jordon Lennox Lamb and of course Jack Harvey

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23-06-09 SHAW SCORES HIS FIRST LGM WIN.  After the disappointment of last weekends Little Green Man round at Kimbolton, Brad Shaw had his first LGM win, making it three different winners this year.  The epic battle saw nine drivers challenge for the lead, and at one point the lead changed around six times in a lap. In the end Shaw had the narrowest on wins from Arron Coleman 0.04 behind and championship leader Matthew Graham 0.06 behind. 

22-06-09 2009 KARTMASTERS  The biggest one off race on the UK calendar has opened its entries, so get in straight away to avoid disappoint, this year it may include some drivers from Europe & Dubai who will be racing in the WTP class. It takes place at the PF International circuit at Brandon on the 1st – 3rd August.  See www.tvkc-pfi.co.uk for more details.

17-06-09 PYM WINS LGM ROUND 3 TO BE THE FIRST LITTLE GREEN LADY !.  Hannah Pym scored her first win in the 2009 seasons and makes a new record of being the first lady winner in a LGM round.  Matthew Graham and Brad Shaw were in fine form, taking heat wins and being 1 and 2 on the grid for the 15 lap final. The race started with Graham & Pym pulling away from the field, with Shaw getting stuck in the pack, but some clever driving from both Shaw & Arron Coleman brought them back into contention with the leaders. All the positions changed until lap 11, when Shaw went for a move on Graham for the lead, but ended in Graham spinning out, and Shaw receiving the black flag.  At the line it was Pym, from Coleman, 3rd place Shanaka Clay and 4th to Cory Stevens. Post race scrutineering found Coleman’s carburettor not to conform, so was excluded from the results.  All the action to continue at Teeside this weekend.