Tough conditions marked the second round. Unpredictable weather required quick thinking from Rhalf. The track changed from wet to dry so many times we lost count, it was a real challenge...and as if that wasn't enough, 2 front tyre warmers burned out prior to the qualifying session...
Despite these tricky circumstances, the qualifying session was a success with Rhalf securing second position in his class. During the first race, Rhalf had an outstanding start and jumped to second place overall, taking first position in his class. He led the race for the first few laps but lost a position and finished in second.
The first race on Sunday didn't go well. Due to uncertain weather conditions and a last minute change of tyres, Rhalf missed the warm up lap and had to start from the back of the grid. To make matters worst, he was on dry tyres but the track was still wet in places causing him to lose control and fall off his bike on a slow corner. Luckily very little damage was done but he was forced to abandon the race.
The second race of the day had much better results.  Rhalf had an excellent start pushing him up to first in his class (second overall) and finishing the race in second.
Overall things are looking really good for Rhalf. The rider who took first place in both races was a wildcard - invited to take part in this round only meaning he walked away with the first place cup, but no points. Despite Rhalf coming second, he earns top points and is still leading the championship by a good margin.