O'Gorman wins three-rider photo finish by just 0.002 in Race 2
After disappointment in Race 1, the number 72 hits back on Sunday - and Bourne suffers his first DNF. After disappointment and a technical problem in Race 1 at Snetterton, Casey O'Gorman (Microlise Cresswell Racing) bounced back in stunning style on Sunday to take his second win of the season - but not by much in a dramatic last minute Red Flag decider. The number 72 beat Eddie O'Shea (WAM) by just 0.002 in a photo finish for the ages, with Harvey Claridge (City Lifting/SP125 Racing) just 0.051 off the win too as the three crossed the line almost in tandem. Franco Bourne (Franco Bourne Racing/SP125 Racing) suffered his first DNF of the season in some late heartbreak for the number 17. O'Shea took the holeshot before Claridge struck quickly for the lead in a huge dive forward, and that allowed polesitter Bourne to move up into second too, ahead of O'Shea and O'Gorman. Charlie Farrer (Victoria House Racing Academy/Mortimer Racing) lost out to Elliott Dufton (D&D Racing) initially, but it was a huge group at the front. Claridge, O'Shea and Bourne started to bolt, but O'Gorman and Farrer were on the case. As it went out and they caught them again, only to fade another few tenths and then catch back up, it eventually became a full five rider fight at the front again - and that's what it would remain. By the final lap they were even three abreast over the line, and it was anyone's to win. Read the full article