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No slipping up for Banana County

The club has defied the odds, again.

THE Banana County Radio Control Racing Club ended the year on a high.

The club managed to retain the KwaZulu-Natal Championship title for 2013.

This was a magnificent achievement as Banana County is one of the smallest clubs, but is packed with talent.

Shane Kok was provincial champion in three classes, namely M-Chassis, Open Stock and 1/10 Pan, with Dwaine de Winnaar winning TT01 Modified and Tristan Baxter TT01 Stock.

The club also had its last race day of the year at Douglas Mitchell Sports Club.

The race day was very enjoyable and finished off with prize-giving and a social braai at the track.

Denkit Hobbies sponsored the year-end trophies.

Results

M-Chassis: 1 Shane Kok; 2 Sean Baxter; 3 Tristan Baxter.

TT01 Stock: 1 Jeff de Winnaar; 2 Gareth de Winnaar; 3 Tristan Baxter.

TT01 Modified: 1 Dwaine de Winnaar; 2 Sean Baxter; 3 Nimrod Maritz.

Open Stock: 1 Shane Kok; 2 Dwaine de Winnaar; 3 Tristan Baxter.

1/10 GT Pan: 1 Shane Kok; 2 David Farndell; 3 Garth Scott.

Shane Kok is the chairman for NRDA for 2014 with Jeff de Winnaar as club representative.

Members and their families are wished a blessed Christmas and an enjoyable racing year for 2014.

Thanks to the South Coast Herald for all the coverage given to the sport.

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