Tristan Cliffe, from Mulbarton, took his first two podium finishs of his motorsports career in the Stoneguard Monoposto 2000 championship at his debut home race at Snetterton this weekend during the final race meeting of the season.

Tristan Cliffe, from Mulbarton, took his first two podium finishs of his motorsports career in the Stoneguard Monoposto 2000 championship at his debut home race at Snetterton this weekend during the final race meeting of the season.

In race one, he qualified his Reynard 883 in third but moved up to third during the race as Jeremy Timms outbraked himself going into the Esses chicane.

Race two saw Cliffe qualify in fourth position behind Timms, Jeremy Moore and champion Mark Harrison.

Despite losing a place at the start, the Norfolk racer managed to close in on Moore.

And on the final lap, Cliffe managed to haul Moore back on the straight, before passing him at the Esses to claim third.

Tony Le May ended his home victory drought in style by winning both the Super Mighty Mini races at Snetterton.

The Norwich racer moved to the head of the field in the opening race only to be pushed down to third place with two laps left.

Using his extensive circuit knowledge Le May reclaimed the lead for a well deserved victory.

In race two the local racer looked as though he would have to settle for second place to Pat Ford.

However, Ford led into the final corner, only to go and overshoot the turn allowing Le May to squeeze past and claim a narrow second victory.

Lea Wood won all three exciting Super Silhouette races and therefore takes over the championship lead from Steve Hall.

A full decade years after his first Fiat Championship title, Martin Riman roared back to secure his second after a demon recovery drive in race two to deny Sandro Proietti.

Steve Scott won both Euro Saloon races as local racer Peter Challis failed to start after headgasket failure on his Arrowpak Nissan Primera.

Both the Mono multi class race wins went to Steve Cave with Tim Lewis triumphant in the Alfa Romeo race after the first had to be abandon after a multitude of accidents.

Neil Slark claimed the Mighty Mini title with victory and a second place to Chris Morgan while Wisbech's Jo Polley finished 18th both times.

Nigel Reuben profited from Brett Parris losing a rear wheel in the second Formula Jedi race to steal the championship title at the last moment.

Completing the weekend winners were Will Penrose and Alastair Kirkham in the Porsche 924 races and Lars Viljoen in the Club F3 events.

Results

Super Mighty Mini: Race one: 1 Tony Le May; 2 Phil Hetherington; 3 James Young. Race two: 1 Tony Le May; 2 Pat Ford; 3 David Kirkpatrick.

Mono 2000: Race one: 1 Phil Moore (Dallara F301); 2 Tristan Cliffe (Reynard 883); 3 Jeremy Timms (Dallara F397). Race two: 1 Jeremy Timms; 2 Mark Harrison (Dallara F398); 3 Tristan Cliffe.