Alex Symon completed a double when he added the BEMSEE nationwide Powerbike title to his Clubman 1300 success.

The Haywards Heath ace wrapped up the Powerbike class with another consistent display of racing at Brands Hatch last weekend.

Symon said: "I had new tyres on and I was on pole for the first race. I got a good start and was leading from the start. I did my fastest ever lap and ended up winning by 11 seconds.

"In the second race I just needed to finish behind Andy Denyer. Andy had the better start but at Paddock Hill I went underneath him and ended up winning that race by two seconds from Sam Corke.

"At the end of the second race I had to do a lap of honour. The marshals were waving and there were a few horns going. I would like a bit more of that in the future."

Symon hopes to do the MRO Championship next year but is looking for sponsorship and trackside assistance.

Denyer, from Uckfield, moved up to second in the nationwide championship with a second and a third in the two races. He also claimed a first and a second in the southern series on Saturday as well as finishing third in the Champion of Brands event.

In the Rookie 400 class, Kevin Stone (Peacehaven) remains second in the southern championship and third in the nationwide series.

Stone was third and fourth in Saturday's southern series races, then sixth and third on Sunday.

He said: "I am still second in the southern championship and I have extended my lead over the fourth place guy from 11 to 27 points in the nationwide championship."

In the same series, Craig Kelly was delighted with a 14th place in one of Sunday's nationwide races.

He said: "I am still getting my confidence back after my crash. It was a really good race for me. I felt back to my normal myself and it is the most I have enjoyed myself since I started racing."