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BriSCA F2
Irish Championship 476 718 998 903 243 278 96 933
Irish Revenge 918 998 718 243 278 933 9 6
Heat 1 903 918 998 718 243 278 933

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 105 153 711 180 181 29 719 811 819 22
Heat 2 811 711 153 181 105 493 819 719 22 951
Gold Cup Final 811 719 181 711 951 22 493 180

Junior Rods
Gold Roof 991 922 924 534 18 932 48 61 945 975
Heat 1 932 534 991 945 61 18 922 48 218
Heat 2 534 945 991 922 48 61 218

GP2 Lightning Rods
Gold roof 837 32 51 194 139 132 360 37 172 44
Heat 1 360 194 37 132 51 837 32 139 72 172
Heat 2 360 37 32 194 837 139 132 81 172 44

B2B Bangers
Irish Championship 432 69 111 515 48
Irish Revenge 32 432 48 69 997
Heat 1 32 69 11 997
DD 32
McFerran Crowned Irish Champion

The Brisca F2 Stock Cars were in action for their biggest domestic meeting of the season, the Irish Closed Championship. Aidan McFerran earned the right to pole position as leader of the points chart, Shea Fegan occupied the outside of the front row while Fegan brothers Graham and Gavin shared row two on the grid.

At the fall of the green Shea Fegan soon took up the top spot, with McFerran in tow. As the race progressed Shea Fegan kept sway at the helm with McFerran safely in second a safe distance ahead of Gavin Fegan in third. While the gap between the leading duo was not massive, it looked as though on presentation of the lap boards that Shea’s lead was comfortable enough to peel of the remaining laps out front, however this was not to be; as he spun out of control in turn three only a handful of laps from home. With his machinery stranded on the racing line a caution period was called which would see the cars all bunched together in a shoot out to the flag. This was a welcome sight for the chasing McFerran, who was in the right place to pick up the pieces of Shea’s misfortune. McFerran completed the remaining tours of the circuit to pick up the title ahead of Gavin and Graham Fegan.

Later in the meeting Shea Fegan visited victory lane in the Irish Revenge Race while Adam McFall secured victory in the heat.


Donner is Irish B2B Champ.

The Republic of Ireland’s Daniel Dooner was the crème of the Banger scene where he cruised to a somewhat convincing win in the B2B Micro Banger Irish Championship. The race served up action aplenty including a roll over for Jake Carson. Aaron McGraw completed the remainder of proceedings undefeated, claiming wins in both the support races and the DD.

The current Irish Champion Daniel Stewart added the Gold Roof title to his C.V in the Junior Rods after another fine victory at Sunday’s Nutts Corner meeting. Later in the meeting Ava McCreight and Daniel Taylor shared the heat victories.

David Nesbitt stamped his authority on the Group 2 Lightning Rods Gold Roof event, where he secured another title victory adding to his already impressive tally for 2022. Joining Nesbitt on the podium was Freddie Fleck and George Esler. Gary Freeburn, a recent recruit to the formula continued his impressive run with a double heat victory.

In the 2L Saloon Stock Cars Calvin Blake survived a last bend challenge from the Irish Champion Ryan Wright to secure a pleasing heat one victory. From there Kieran McIvor commanded the remainder of the day taking the honours in heat two and the Gold Cup Final.

Sunday’s meeting concluded the domestic calendar at Nutts Corner however racing returns for the annual Festive meeting on Friday 30th Dec – 2pm featuring a Caravan DD, B2B Micro Bangers, 1300 Stock Cars, 2L Saloons, Junior Rods and GP2 Lightning Rods.

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Results History

- Sunday 15th October 2023
- Sunday 17th September 2023
- Sunday 3rd September 2023
- Saturday 2nd September 2023
- Sunday 20th August 2023
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- Saturday 29th July 2023
- Sunday 18th June 2023
- Sunday 28th May 2023
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- Saturday 6th May 2023
- Sunday 30th April 2023
- Sunday 16th April 2023
- Sunday 2nd April 2023
- Saturday 1st April 2023
- Sunday 19th March 2023
- Friday 30th December 2022
- Sunday 6th November 2022
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- Sunday 2nd October 2022
- Saturday 24th September 2022
- Sunday 11th September 2022
- Sunday 21st August 2022
- Sunday 7th August 2022
- Sunday 31st July 2022
- Sunday 26th June 2022
- Sunday 12th June 2022
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- Sunday 22nd May 2022
- Sunday 1st May 2022
- Sunday 24th April 2022
- Sunday 10th April 2022
- Sunday 3rd April 2022
- Saturday 2nd April 2022