Brad continued to show his class with domination of both the Fuchs and Open Championship events at Blyton Circuit.

Brad took wins in 5 out of 6 heats, securing pole position for both the Fuchs A final and the Open Championship round 5 A final. Brad already enjoyed success last time out at Blyton on 17th May (round 4), where he won both finals on that occasion too.

The finals were a tense close affair, with the Open Championship final in particular providing plenty of controversy, with Brad and championship rival Keifer Hudson having a coming together on the penultimate lap. (A protest from the Hudson camp was lodged, and after careful deliberation the officials decided not to uphold it and classed it as a racing incident – though as always with these things it could have gone either way). Still, on the last lap, Brad had it all to do with Chris Ingram putting in a good drive having taken full advantage of the coming together. With Ingram now leading into the last lap, Brad caught him on the final corner to pip him to the chequered flag.

Brad now closes the gap on Hudson at the top of the Open Championship table, just 5 points adrift of the lead with 3 rounds remaining. See tables here.