BriSCA F2
Heat 1 917 718 925 278 175 89
Heat 2 718 917 925 278 175
Final 925 718 917 278 216 89


2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 719 181 22 153 477 170 747 711 105
Heat 2 719 181 477 747 22 170 105 991 180
Final 747 181 711 477 991 180 719 170 22

Stock Rods
Heat 1 698 155 957 314 803 12 65
Heat 2 155 698 957 314 65 12 115
Final 698 314 957 65 115 155

Junior Rods
Heat 1 18 60 525 152 966 924 47 41 922
Heat 2 18 60 47 933 924 32 41 922 966
Final 60 924 525 933 922 19 32 18 47

Micro F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1 110 945 333 19 391 181 932 845 22
Heat 2 110 19 391 333 932 181 845 145
Final 333 110 19 391 932 845 22 145

B2B Micro Bangers
151 32 92 74 174 308 902 95
92 32 151 174 919 308
151 308 174

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Nervous Noel reigns supreme in Back to Basic Bangers.

The Back to Basic Bangers were again the star attraction at Sunday’s race meeting where Nervous Noel (Anderson) was the pace setter. Anderson picked up his first win of the day in what was a busy opening heat. Larne man William Donnell was the heat two victor before Anderson swept the board again to take the honours in the meeting final.

It was a mixed bag in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars with three different winners throughout the course of the afternoon. Local man Stephen ‘speedy’ McCready was the first to taste success with a well calculated heat one win. Gavin Fegan got his hands on the chequered flag in heat two before Bangor’s Craig McConnell found strong pace in time to claim the final win, making it two in a row. Next across the line was the heat winners Fegan and McCready.

There was again a full grid of 2L Saloon Stock Cars in action with the welcome addition of Bradley Woods and Calvin Blake who both made their post lock down debuts. Dylan Booth continued his good run of form from the novice grade to take a double heat victory. Co Armagh’s Geoff Martin avoided all the early chaos to take up the running at the front in the meeting final. Martin soon had the Irish Champion Matthew Stirling approaching large in his mirror, however he was able to sway until Stirling shunted him aside in the closing laps, Stirling completed the remaining handful of laps to bag the win, Martin was second with Anthony McIvor third.

Mark Crawford continued his impressive bout of form in the ORCi Stock Rods capturing and heat one and final victory, making it an unfamiliar three final wins in a row. The newcomer to the adult ranks Crawford was denied the perfect hat trick by Mark Kilpatrick who took the spoils in heat two.

In the Junior Rod class newcomer Calyn People continued to make his presence felt , securing a double victory in the heats, The more established stars benefited from the extra laps in the meeting final allowing Jordan Nicholl to come through the field and pick up the spoils, Jack Morrow was the runner up with Sam Stewart third.

Another good field of Micro F2’s took to the track to battle it out over three events. Oisin Arbuckle picked up the glory in events one and two before Andrew Russell cranked up the pace in event three to capture the glory; Arbuckle was next across the line.

Racing continues on Sunday 13th September (1pm) featuring Brisca F2 Stock Cars, 2L Saloon Stock Cars, Junior Rods, Micro F2's, Stock Rods, 1300 Stock Cars, GP2 Lightning Rods & 2.0 B2B Bangers DD.
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