Scott Barnes, competing in the Junior A class, flipped his cart on the back stretch during the second round of heats and was taken to hospital by ambulance from where he was later released with a badly bruised leg.

But the incident left the club without St. John's Ambulance assistance, leaving organisers no option but to postpone the rest of the day's races.

In the races that were held, Justin Renaud continued to challenge Junior A class leader Stewart Ball, as he narrowed the gap to six points.

In the Junior B class, Tania Madeiros strengthened her lead, improving her advantage over second-placed Stephen Pacheco from one point to seven with a couple of first place finishes.

Jason Correia moved into a tie for third overall with Jaclyn Madeiros.

In the Yamaha class, leader McCannon Cassidy was disqualified in the first heat for a driving infraction while in the same race, Jason (Skuzzie) North, who has downgraded from the Shifter class, flipped on the starting lap.

Cassidy continues to lead the class by 10 points from David Barboza.

In the 100cc Open for 16-year-old drivers and over, Robert DeCosta held onto his overall lead. He has a 10 point advantage over second placed Michael DeCosta.

Results, see Scoreboard.

MOTOCROSS SCR The track direction was changed and new jumps put in to make conditions more challenging at Coney Island as the Pepsi Nationals entered the final six rounds of the season on Sunday.

Jakai Brimmer snatched the first win over the new course in the 60cc class and went on to record a hat-trick as Gary Cann had to settle for three seconds and Brandon DeSilva three thirds.

Jonte Smith also had three wins in the pee wee 50 class.

Craig Panchaud won the 80 Modified class while three riders fought for top spot in the 80cc class where Sean DeSilva collected the number one place with three firsts. Shaki Easton finished second with three seconds and Jimmy Lee Weaver was third with a third and two fourths.

The 125B class was not in action due to riders travelling to watch the Atlanta Supercross over the weekend, but the 125C riders put on a good show along with Ricardo Nottingham in the 250 class. Scott Constable enjoyed a good start in the 125C but was passed by Howard Paynter who went on to record the first of his three wins. Carlston Burgess was second for the day and Constable third.

Racing continues at Coney Island this Sunday.

Results, see Scoreboard.

HARNESS RACING RAH Ladies took the spotlight during Sunday's harness racing meet at Vesey Street as both Adrianna Rego, driving AB's Elite, and Samantha Hayward, driving Eddie the Great, enjoyed two wins apiece.

In the second heat of the free-for-all, Eddie the Great, starting in position four, came around the extreme outside to win in 1:08, overtaking Grand Marshall (C.Maybury) and Shamrock Formal Attire (Eddie Roque) on the way.

Eddie the Great also won the first heat of the junior free-for-all in 1:07.2 and now has one leg out of that time bar.

Other double winners were Motown Scott, Tuxedos Bow Tie and Shamrock Temujen.

Veteran pacer Nateway, driven by Randy Wells, won his first race of the season, the Noah's Ark feature race, while the Animal and Garden House feature race went to AB's Elite.

Fastest time of the afternoon was turned in by Carolina Jubilee, Murray Terceira's big gray gelding winning the first heat of the free-for-all in 1:07.

More racing is scheduled this Sunday, post time to be announced.

Results, see Scoreboard.

ATHLETICS ATH Bermuda high jumper Ronan Kane, currently at school in Ireland, won the bronze medal at the AAA Under-20 track and field championships in Birmingham, England, on the weekend.

In a field of 21 jumpers, Kane cleared 2.05 metres, finishing behind Scotland's Graham McMaster (2.10m) and England's Danny Graham (2.05m). Graham pipped Kane for the silver by virtue of having one less failure.

TABLE TENNIS PP The Bermuda Masters Open Table Tennis Championship will be held at the Bermuda College gymnasium hall this Saturday, starting at 11.00 a.m.

Players must be aged 40 or over for the double elimination tournament. The deadline for entry is 6.00 p.m. on Wednesday and the entry fee is $5, payable prior to the start of play.

Track suit tops and bottoms will not be allowed during tournament play.