BriSCA F2:
Heat 1: 98 991 918 10 467 998 940 216 933 718
Heat 2: 517 918 467 98 940 991 216 10 933
Final: 991 517 467 940 98 10 998 933 718

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 484 747 811 951 153 711 105 181 170
Heat 2: 484 951 747 181 811 153 711
Final: 181 747 711 811 153 951 105 170

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 37 262 44 409 33 946 20 127 997 48
Heat 2: 888 41 409 249 106 188 997 262 993 48
Heat 3: 842 44 888 176 41 922 20 118 400 188
Final: 106 409 842 997 917 20 515 188 44 501
Dash: 137 400 888 188 33 946 922 993 101 997

Ministox
Heat 1: 557 313 253 22 964 312 61 99 607
Heat 2: 313 557 964 312 61 22 99 607
Kin of Nuttscorner: 557 964 61 22 99 607

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 621 130 107 945 74 926 901 969 975 26
Heat 2: 621 130 107 975 945 926 901 28 969 908
Final: 130 107 975 901 926 74 945 26 908 766

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 134 99 733 180 25 908 89 958 484
Heat 2: 153 134 99 733 180 25 484 89 908
Final: 99 134 484 733 180 25 89 908
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The 1300 Stock Cars were the headline act as they contested their 2025 National Championship.
With 40 cars assembled in the pits a split heat system was required for qualifying with each driver racing in two qualifying races.

Heat 1 went the way of local lad Alexander McCreadie, after he romped clear of the pack. Matthew Weir was the runner up with Gareth Halliday third. It was a victory again in heat 2 for the local contingent, this time Jonathan Brown took the honours ahead of Ty Richardson and Joe Giles. Heat 3 was no different when William Teggart secured the victory making it a clean sweep in the heats for Northern Irish driver. This time Halliday was second with Brown third.

With all the points tallied Brown emerged as the pole sitter for the National showdown with Halliday alongside, while Giles and Ty Richardson shared row 2. The race got off to an explosive start with cars going flying in all directions, eventually resulting in an early caution period. On the restart Brown made good his escape while behind the bumpers was flying in wholesale. Brown quickly settled into a comfortable lead while Joshua Machin looked comfortable in second. The action was coming thick and fast and as the laps quickly ticked away there were a several race suspensions. The restarts were becoming difficult for Brown and he ended up victim with a handful of laps to go. From there Giles took up the running and managed to hold on and take the title ahead of Darren Terry Brand who had a fantastic run from way down the field. Completing the podium steps was the earlier heat winner Taggart.

Concluding the 1300 action for the evening was an outstanding Dash for Cash, with £1000 up for grabs the stakes were high. Curtis ‘TEBZ’ Tebbenham avoided the onslaught to land the big win.


Scottish lad Dean Heeps secured a double heat victory in the Saloon Stock Cars as they contested their 2025 King of NuttsCorner. Come the final it was Geoff Martin who commanded proceedings taking the win ahead of Matt Stirling and Anthony McIvor.

Also racing for the King of NuttsCorner was the Brisca F2 Stock Cars. Dylan Fegan kicked of his evening in style with a fine win in the opening heat before returnee Decaln Og McFerran secured the heat 2 triumph. Daniel Stewart was the man to beat in the title race, taking the silverware ahead of D Og McFerran and Aidan McFerran.

There was some visiting interest in the ORC Ministox boosting the field nicely as they also race for the King of NuttsCorner. The opening heat went the way of Corey Mathers before Charlie Weston enjoyed a visit to victory lane in the second heat. Mathers again proved to be unstoppable in the final taking the silverware, Eoin Donnelly was second with Alex Walker third.

Completing the busy race card was non contact racing from the Junior Rods and Micro F2’s. Christopher Kernohan recorded a pleasing heat 1 victory in the juniors before Charlie Hill romped to success in the second heat and the final. Joining Hill on the final podium was Codi Wilson and Maia Thompson.

In the Micro F2’s Kyle Anderson run clear in both the heats before star name Robbie Graham cruised through to take the final win, notably Sid Shaw had a fine evening securing second place finishes in all 3 races.

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