CHEETAH

Looks as though Bunyan's moving to 4 wheels, all his gear's up for sale in NZ, according to www.speedwaybikes.co.nz and he's going Sprintcar racing. CHEETAH

Jason Bunyan has made it a threesome. claiming his 3rd NZ title consecutavely, Apparently he had to work for it after making a poor start and working the outside line to claim the win. 1st J Bunyan 2nd M Carpenese 3rd D Tessari Must be like having a pension. CHEETAH

Jason Bunyan has made it a threepeat. claiming his 3rd NZ title consecutavely, Apparently he had to work for it after making a poor start and working the outside line to claim the win. 1st J Bunyan 2nd M Carpenese 3rd D Tessari www.speedwaybikes.co.nz

Waikaraka int 28/01/06 !st J bunyan 2nf D tessari 3rd F sitera M Carpenese Now they have a week off before there final 2 races

Have a look at www.thedreamteam.co.nz good site for Ssangyong's backing of Sport in NZ CHEETAH

Copied from www.jasonbunyan.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yesterday's final meeting of the 2005 Sunday News/SSang Yong International Series was held at Rosebank Speedway in Auckland, i had to win the meeting and Glenn had to finish lower than fourth, which is exactly what happened. This is my third Series win in a row, and along with my second NZ Championship, the Tour really has been a great success, special mention has to go to Phil Crump for my engines and NUTRAK for the bikes, a few days holiday now then back to the UK, also nice to meet some Eastbourne and Arena Essex fans over here. Jase CHEETAH

Jason Bunyan took the honours in the Sunday News Series with wins at Waikaraka Park and Napier over the last 2 days, with Glen Philips finishing 2nd in both meetings, Lukas Dryml finished down the order in both meetings, ending his hopes of winning the Series. CHEETAH

Yes i have the answers to all your questions mate, but this is not the place for gossip about such a tragic event. CHEETAH

2005 NZ CHAMPIONSHIP RESULT 1st Jason Bunyan 15 points 2nd Glen Phillips 13 3rd Attila Stefani 11 4th Sam Taylor 11 There Was a Run off this is how they finished 5th Simone TerenZani 10 6th= Sean Cox & Lukas Drymal 9 points 8th Andrew Aldridge 8 Points 9th= Denny Heyward & Jade Mudgeway Andrew Bargh 5 Points 12th= Dean Wallice & Paul Habib 4 points 14th Tony Hodge 3 points 15th Angus Heuser 2 points Reserves Were R1 Tony Hodge R2 Dean Wallace Dave Bargh Fell twice and gave up Lucas blew motor heat 4 Andrew Bargh fell dnf heat 19 Brendon Manu Fell twice dnf heat 6 & 12

Copied from www.jasonbunyan.com Result from 2nd Round of the Series at Invercargill on 30th December. 1st Lukas Dryml 2nd Jason Bunyan 3rd Glenn Phillips Result from 3rd Round of Series at Cromwell on 31st December. 1st Jason Bunyan 2nd Glenn Phillips 3rd Lukas Dryml Due to a rain off the dates have changed slightly CHEETAH

Copied from www.jasonbunyan.com These are the Dates for the J&J Promotions 2004/5 NZ Tour 28 Dec Ruapuna, Christchurch 29 Dec Invercargill 30 Dec Cromwell 1 Jan Moore Pk, Christchurch 2 Jan Westport 3 Jan Nelson 7 Jan Wellington 8 Jan Gisborne NZ Final 9 Jan Rosebank, Auckland 15 Jan Waikaraka Pk, Auckland 16 Jan Rosebank, Auckland 21 Jan Waikaraka Pk, Auckland 29 Jan Palmerston North 5 Feb Waikaraka Pk, Auckland 6 Feb Rosebank, Auckland Seems very hectic to me. CHEETAH

Just found a bit of news from New Zealand took it from Jason Bunyan's site. CHEETAH The first meeting of this Winter's Tour was rained off last Saturday, so the whole event was re-arranged for this week, i rode in the Buck Buchanan Memorial event at Ruapuna Speedway near Christchurch, winning all four races using a Handicap format. I had to use all borrowed equipment as mine is still on a ship near NZ, staying over for a week meant i could go to Queenstown, trying white water rafting and other water sports, now it's a 2 week wait until the Official Tour starts over Xmas with 6 meetings in 7 days. Jase