Cadwell Park's Party in the Park certainly lived up to its name for the local teams when they put in some stunning performances.
The RAF Regular and Reserves team from RAF Marham had lots to shout about as their rider Jake Dixon put the 1000cc Kawasaki into fourth place on the grid for race one.
When the lights went out Leon Haslam took the lead with Shane Byrne in second and Dixon slotted into third.
It wasn't long before he was up to second and then took Haslam as they went on to the Park Straight for the fourth time and set about consolidating his lead.
Haslam had other ideas though and put the youngster firmly back in his place to go on and take the win with Byrne third.
Race two saw Dixon squeeze through a gap between Byrne and James Ellison to try for the lead as the lights went out, but it was Lee Jackson who mugged him. By lap five Dixon had the lead and was pulling away when he crashed out at Hall Bends on lap nine, the win finally went to Ellison.
It is still possible for Dixon to make the final showdown and it would be a brave man to bet against it.
In the Superstock 1000 class Morello Racing's Danny Buchan had to win and hope for Richard Cooper to finish off the podium, he was fastest throughout qualifying and started on pole on Sunday,. Things did not go easy for Buchan as he came under attack from Cooper, Chrissy Rouse and Michael Rutter and the lead kept changing but finally Buchan was able to get to the front and go onto take the win with Cooper moving up to second as Rouse was excluded on a technicality meaning that Cooper moved from 29 points behind Buchan to 25. Buchan's teammate Fraser Rogers took seventh and the RAF team's Jordan Weaving was ninth
In the Superstock 600 class it was another great race for Thetford's Ryan Vickers who went on to take a very well earned fifth after a race-long battle at the front. Norwich's Grant Newstead was 18th just outside the points.
True Heroes Mark Fincham who lost his life at Thruxton was buried at King's Lynn on Monday and a motorcycle escort of more than 250 motorcyclists turned up to escort him on his final journey. On Sunday a minute's silence was observed on the grid before the start of the Superstock 1000 race.
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