BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 991 80 940 98 918 718 998 216 933 89
Heat 2: 718 918 80 991 998 216 98 940 933 86
Final: 991 940 718 80 98 974 243 998 922 98

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 997 982 946 48 993 922 917 515 101 176
Heat 2: 917 48 44 922 993 946 176 982 101 997
Final: 997 982 48 176 946 993 515 922 44 127

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 919 111 867 642 51 132 131 777 39 172
Heat 2: 314 16 92 911 118 918 115 69 21
Final: 92 16 314 911 118 115 69

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 919 111 837 642 51 132 131 777 39 172
Heat 2: 837 51 17 777 919 111 308 60 172 69
Final: 837 308 51 131 17 132 919 111 777 642
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Ministox
Heat 1: 181 964 22 253 61 99
Heat 2: 181 22 61 99 253
Final: 181 964 22 61 99 253

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 134 89 25 99 132
Heat 2: 153 924 180 134 25 733 137 16 708 89
Final: 733 89 180 134 25 924 958 16 132

Junior Rod
Heat 1: 975 107 218 901 969 26 68
Heat 2: 107 901 969 975 218 945 621 28 1 26
Final: 218 68 107 901 975 969 621 945 945 26 28
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Sunday afternoon’s meeting was in memory of the talented Jack Morrow, who was taken too soon just over one year ago.

Daniel Stewart started the day with an impressive victory in the opening Brisca F2 heat. Heat two went the way of Gavin Fegan who is on a fine run of success in 2025.
The young gun Stewart managed to hold off the assult from the more experienced names to take the silverware in the final, Antrim’s Ryan McCrory made it through to second with Fegan third this time around.

In the 1300 Stock Cars Matt Milliken was on blistering pace, storming through the field to take a very impressive heat one victory. Former Superstox driver Graham Meek continues to find his feet in the 1300’s, a well calculated heat two win highlights his continuing threat to the more established names. Come the final the very rapid Milliken was again the victor, taking the flag ahead of Curtis McConkey and Craig Bodenham.

Matthew McKinstry and Jack Kennedy recorded a heat win apiece in the ORCi Stock Rods before Larne’s multi champion William Donnell blitzed the opposition the take the memorial final in style. Former world champion Samuel Montgomery was the runner up with the earlier heat winner Kennedy third.

Asan Dinnin followed up on his Final win last time out to take the opening GP2 Lighting Rod win of the day. From there David Nesbitt commanded the rest of proceedings taking wins in heat two and the meeting final.

Kyle Anderson was again among the pace setters in the Micro F2 class, chalking up a double heat victory before Kurtis Peoples pulled of a smashing drive to make a visit to victory lane in the final.

Harry Martin was unstoppable in the ORC Minis taking all three wins. In the non contact Junior Rods Codi Wilson and Charlie Hill were heat winners before Noah Teggart too an emotional victory in the Jack Morrow Memorial Final, this time around Ballymena’s David Gillespie was the runner up with Charlie Hill third.
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