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Clean sweep to classy Hall

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Seth Hall celebrates one of his four wins in Eastland Kart Club racing on Sunday. He won all three A Group races and the feature race. Picture by Barry Irvine

Seth Hall celebrates one of his four wins in Eastland Kart Club racing on Sunday. He won all three A Group races and the feature race. Picture by Barry Irvine

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by Rockin Robin

Eastland Kart Club’s sixth points meeting of the season turned into the Seth Hall show on Sunday.

Hall was all class in winning the three A Group races. He also won the feature race at the end of the meeting and posted the fastest time of the day — 19.343 seconds.

In the junior class of three heats with front, middle and back starts, Pyper Irvine had two wins and a second placing, Nixen Gooch a win and two seconds, and Indigo McGuinness three thirds. With a little more seat time, new driver Jose Govender will go from strength to strength.

Kolten Irvine won three races in the rookies class.

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The other karts did timed laps to sort out their groups and after that, depending on results, could go up or down groups as the day progressed.

Hall was a dominant force in the A Group in winning all three races.

Daniel Taylor had two seconds; Shaun Barwick a second; Mike Vita two thirds; and Logan Irvine one third placing.

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Lyn Lyle won two races in the B Group. The other win went to Tyler Barwick.

Second placings went to Tessa Irvine (2) and Logan Irvine (1), while Ben Briant and Hamish Worsnop picked up thirds for their efforts.

The feature race featured nine starters battling it out over 10 laps.

Hall won while Logan Irvine did well to come home second.

Shaun Barwick was third, Sean Gooch fourth and Tessa Irvine fifth.

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