With a huge number of riders taking part in this very popular two day event, the start lines for each race were jammed with talented pilots from all over Britain raring to do battle over the superbly well groomed track.
With eight different categories, the weekend gave spectators plenty of action to enjoy, athough local riders such as Ian and Reese Wilson from Gordon and Shane Straung from Chirnside did not feature among the leaders.
The Duns track can now look forward to hosting the 2008 Honest International in July and two rounds of the Scottish Championship, with the first taking place on June 15.
Round up's of each category:
Adult MX2 - No one could live with the pace set by Sean McDonald who extended his lead in the championship taking three race wins. Keeping him honest were hard charging Peter Kelly with Ewan Mclaren having a fine weekend with second overall.
Youth 125 Two Stroke - The youth 125 class produced what must be the rider of the meeting in young Ryan McLean. His first race on Saturday could have been a very short one as he ended up in a heap after a disagreement as to who owned the first corner.
He then proceeded to blitz through the entire field to take the first of five wins.
On Sunday, the Youth 125's and MX2 boys were put out together and again Ryan showed his superiority by beating all the older boys on their larger bikes.
Youth MX2 - Tommy Fenwick gave his rivals something to think about with a qualification lap some six seconds faster than next rider Gary Sharp.
He translated this stunning form into a first race victory but in the second race a big spill left Tommy with concussion and an end to his weekend's racing.
Gary Sharp, Steven Rennie, Mark Perfect and David Plank all had race wins but the most consistent rider over the weekend was Steven Rennie who emerged victorious.
Youth 85cc Big Wheel - Matthew Flemming, still nursing an injured foot, had his work cut out to maintain his championship lead with Cameron Pendreich in stunning form, taking two victories for the overall win after some very close racing.
Youth 85cc Small Wheel - English raider, Sam Winterburn, was the man on form with only a last race DNF stopping him from taking a clean sweep. A Scottish trio of Danny Stalker, Greg Queen and Ryan Livingstone were taking it in turns to chase Sam home with Danny ending up with the most points after the five races.
Youth 65cc - Jay Lamb looked like he was really enjoying himself being far and away the fastest 65 rider out there. His enjoyment turned to pain, however, when he went down hard in a whoops section during race four and did not finish the race. This left Keiran Hunter on top of the points table with an overjoyed Elaine MacEachern beating the rest of the boys for second.
Youth Automatic 50cc - Aiden Campbell ran amock yet again to win all five races with Aaron McDonald chasing him home for all he was worth.
Results: Adult 125 - 1. Sean McDonald, 2. Ewan McLaren, 3. Joe Garrick, 4. Ryan Blair, 5. Darrell McCauley, 6. Colin Lapinskie.
Youth MX2 (144cc/250f) - 1. Steven Rennie, 2. Gary Sharp, 3. Mark Perfect, 4. David Plank, 5. Ross Schindler, 6. William Rose.
Youth 125cc Two Stroke - 1. Ryan McLean, 2. Aiden Bruce, 3. Christopher Inglis, 4. Ewan Marshall, 5. Dale Stewart, 6. Jamie Clarkson.
85cc Big Wheel - 1. Cameron Pendreich, 2. Matthew Flemming, 3. Daniel Monks, 4. Frazer Flockhart, 5. Lachlan Josey, 6. Stuart Robertson.
85cc Small Wheel - 1. Danny Stalker, 2. Greg Queen, 3. Ryan Livingstone, 4. Sam Winterburn, 5. Ian Finlay, 6. John Adamson.
65cc - 1. Keiran Hunter, 2. Elaine MacEachern, 3. Jay Lamb, 4. Oscar Cochrane, 5. Lewis Campbell, 6. Ben Edwards.
50cc Automatic - 1. Aiden Campbell, 2. Aaron McDonald, 3. Ryan Archibald, 4. Alexander Brown, 5. Lewis Dow, 6. Finlay Retson.
Adult Support - 1. Neil Flockhart, 2. Ross Rutherford, 3. Bobby Gold, 4. Darren Scott, 5. Fraser Wilson, 6. Ryan Dick.