BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 98 718 998 933 10 80 991
Heat 2: 718 922 918 998 98 216 933 80 991
Final: 918 998 718 98 922 991 216 933 80 10

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 922 153 170 694 181 747 105 711 811
Heat 2: 181 811 922 747 170 711 105 153 694
Final: 181 694 811 922 747 153 170 105 711

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 51 69 37 642 17 131 837 777 132 923
Heat 2: 777 642 919 837 37 131 69 132 51 72
Final: 642 919 69 837 17 37 777 132 623 72

Ministox
Heat 1: 22 964 181 99 61
Heat 2: 181 22 964 99 61 312 253
Final: 181 964 22 312 99 61

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 99 180 484 25 132 137 16 89 134
Heat 2: 99 153 484 25 137 132 16 89 134 932
Final: 99 153 484 132 137 89 134 958

Stock Rod
Heat 1: 118 911 314 16 924 918 21
Heat 2: 118 911 16 314 115 918 924 21
Final: 118 16 911 314 115 918 21 924

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Dylan Fegan enjoyed his first career win in the opening Brisca F2 Stock Car heat of the afternoon holding off late pressure from his uncle Gavin Fegan. Gavin upped his game to take the heat two victory before Shea Fegan took the silverware in the meeting final. Next across the line was Graham Fegan with Gavin third.

David McKinnon continued to find his feet in the Saloon Stock Cars taking the honours in heat one ahead of a late charge from Ryan Wright. Geoff Martin capitalised on his demotion to the yellow grade by securing wins in heat two and the meeting final. Newcomer from Scotland Grady Ross was runner up in the final with Kieran McIvor third.

George Esler had a commanding drive in the first Group 2 Lightning Rod where he took the win from the star grade. Lewis Peoples chalked up the heat two honours before Jonny Kerr took the final silverware.

Casey Lee was winner of the opening Ministox heat before Harry Martin repeated his father’s feat, recording wins in heat two and the meeting final. Completing the final podium was Eoin Donnelly and Casey Lee.

Kyle Anderson was the first to visit victory lane in the Micro F2s before the rapid Robbie Graham took over the remainder of proceedings, winning heat two and the final.

Matthew McKinstry was unstoppable in the ORCi Stock Rods securing the victories in all three races. Following post race checks McKinstry was disqualified from the final, subsequently Samuel Montgomery inherited the win, with Cole McFall the runner up.

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