Latest Results

BriSCA F2
Heat 1 517 7 718 998 24 918 924 243 278 733
Heat 2 998 7 216 718 368 278 243 10 918 467
Final 517 7 718 24 216 998 467 918 278 10
Grand National 467 998 7 718 918 216 243 10 278 517

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 29 153 181 973 811 711 493
Heat 2 29 153 711 747 811 973 181 493
Final 29 711 811 181 153 747 973

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 1 515 391 803 137 70 409 48 924 44
Heat 2 932 229 335 924 303 137 41 32 194 70
Final 1 70 391 924 515 94 888 229 127 743

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1 920 958 24 314 47 115 16 933 21 77
Heat 2 21 47 924 920 92 981 958 314 115 16
Final 933 920 314 47 924 958 918 115 92 981

Junior Rods
Heat 1 107 85 969 218 15 975 68
Heat 2 967 107 85 218 969 15 69
Final 967 107 969 218 85 15 68

Micro F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1 312 22 19 181 99 733
Heat 2 312 181 22 99153 89
Final 22 312 153 99 89 25

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NATIONAL GLORY FOR WILLIE!


The 1300 Stock Cars were the headline act as they contested their 2023 National Championship. There were a good number of mainland drivers in attendance to do battle with the locals for the prestigious title.

Local man William Stewart was the star attraction of heat one as he handed out a heavy walling to Stephen McCready on his way to the victory. Stewart was followed across the line by Josh McKinstry and England’s Jake Banwell.

It was a local victor again in heat two, with Antrim’s Thomas McCrory Jnr taking the honours ahead of Englishman Steven Carter.
With the points tallied from the heats McCrory emerged the pole sitter with Spedeworth star name Curtis Tebbenham alongside while the earlier heat winner Stewart and Ivan Elliot occupied row two.

The race got off to something of an explosive start, which was to be expected. W Stewart soon settled into a comfortable rhythm at the head of the field. There was a few caution periods throughout which bunched the cars hot on the tail of the leader again, however Stewart was able to get away safely each time. William completed the distance to take the win and crown himself National Champion. Next across the line was Ryan Stewart with Banwell completing the podium steps in third.

There was visiting interest in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars with the welcome addition of Gordon Moodie and Jon Palmer, both of whom will have benefited from the track time ahead of the World Showdown in September.

It was the white graded Declan Og McFerran who picked up the opening win of the evening before Graham Fegan stormed through to take the flag in heat two. Come the final Scotland’s Gordon Moodie was on blistering pace however D Og McFerran managed to complete the laps ahead of Moodie and take the final glory. Irish Closed Champion Aiden McFerran completed the evening with a good win in what was a lively Grand National race.

Also in action in a support role capacity was the hard hitting 2L Saloon Stock Cars. Armagh’s Stuart McCammon took both the heat victories ahead of the Irish Champion Ryan Wright. McCammon continued his winning streak when he chalked up another win in the meeting final ahead of the McIvor brothers, Anthony and Kieran.

With the ORCi Stock Rod World Final just a month or so away the drivers were out in force to secure precious track time ahead of the big Showdown at Nutts Corner in September. Recent final winner Reuben Kernohan got his night off to a flying start wrapping up the victory in heat one. Lady racer Louise Donnell demonstrated fine pace taking the heat two spoils and indeed her maiden win in the formula. Randalstown teenager Sam Percy who has recently joined the Stock Rod ranks showed great promise ahead of the World Championship with a well calculated victory in the meeting final. Kernohan was the runner up with former World Champion Jack Kennedy third.

Charlie Hill was the Junior Rod heat one winner before Aaron Dilly dominated the remainder of the races; Dilly completed the distance to take a fine win heat two and went on to take the silverware in the final ahead of Hill and Ryan Abernethy Jnr.

Completing the busy race card was the Micro F2 Stock Cars where Alice McGaffin enjoyed a brace of heat wins before Casey Lee romped to victory in the final.

- My Laps Information

Results History

- Sunday 15th October 2023
- Sunday 17th September 2023
- Sunday 3rd September 2023
- Saturday 2nd September 2023
- Sunday 20th August 2023
- Sunday 13th August 2023
- Saturday 29th July 2023
- Sunday 18th June 2023
- Sunday 28th May 2023
- Saturday 27th May 2023
- Sunday 21st May 2023
- 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
- Sunday 16th October 2022
- 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
- Saturday 11th June 2022
- Sunday 22nd May 2022
- Sunday 1st May 2022
- Sunday 24th April 2022
- Sunday 10th April 2022
- Sunday 3rd April 2022
- Saturday 2nd April 2022