THE two Anthonys dominated the senior motorcycle races at the second meeting of the sand racing season.

TOP Guernsey sandracer Anthony Queripel is delighted that the British championships will be held on the island next summer.

GUERNSEY sand racing history will be made next summer as two new British champions will be crowned on one bumper afternoon of racing at Vazon.

THE weeks of behind-the-scenes preparation is over for the local motocross fraternity.

PHIL GUILLOU has returned to Brands Hatch for the first time since his horrific crash on the track last year that could have paralysed him.

ANTHONY QUERIPEL got the bumps and a hero’s return to the pits when he stunned the UK riders to win the third Condor Ferries Sand Ace Championship.

DEFENDING champion Mitch Godden triumphed in two of his heats on Saturday, was second twice but, disastrously for his overall points score, did not finish another as his bike played up.

PHIL GUILLOU is stepping up a class at this year's Manx Grand Prix and readily accepts the added dangers of racing on the Isle of Man's public roads. 'Yes, it's dangerous, everybody knows it is, but it's all right. You could crash anywhere,' said the rider. The Guernseyman finished runner-up in the newcomers' race at last year's event, but this time will contest the main races where he hopes to improve on his lap times and break into the top 10 in the 250 event.