BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 517 918 7 80 922 998 467 387 991 718
Heat 2: 7 918 517 922 998 517 467 387 80 718
Final: 998 7 918 387 467 216 517 74 991 10
Grand National: 922 918 718 998 974 7 10 387

Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 153 670 711 181 493 105 59 747
Heat 2: 711 970 747 153 181 105 59 194
Final: 747 711 153 670 105 181 493 59

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 944 314 47 77 92 918 16 958 46 115
Heat 2: 958 918 115 165 16 923 47 944 46 77
Heat 3: 92 165 47 944 958 16 918 115 142 46

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 61 218 945 975 110 969 85 901 1 74
Heat 2: 218 945 110 85 969 61 107 74 901 908
Heat 3: 969 945 218 110 107 74 68

Micro F2
Heat 1: 89 99 604 127 25 180 733 670 132 932
Heat 2: 89 127 99 180 25 970 132 932
Heat 3: 99 127 89 604 25 180 134 733 670 132

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The Brisca F2 Stock Cars contested two qualifying heats, which would count towards Sunday’s Irish Open title decider. Decal Og McFerran runs free from the yellow grade to take the opening heat win. Heat two went the way of Scotland’s Gordon Moodie (the current World Champion).
The meeting final was the George Fegan Perpetual Cup in memory of “Skippy” Fegan. Graham Fegan completed the distance to take the win ahead of Moodie and Shea Fegan in third.
Completing the evening was a Grand National; Joshua Murray lasted the distance in this one to take his maiden F2 win ahead of S Fegan and Gavin Fegan.

The Stock Rods were also on qualifying duties as each of the drivers endeavoured to secure a decent starting slot for Sunday afternoon’s British title showdown. Englishman Callum Hosie was the first to taste victory with a win in heat one, Shea Duff chalked up a victory in heat two before the third and final heat went the way of Larne man William Donnell.

The Saloon Stock Cars had a pleasing domestic entry of cars boosted by Scotland’s Ross Watters and 1300 Stock Car star Robbie Wright racing on a day licence. Ryan Wright had a runaway victory in the opening heat before Anthony McIvor broke free of the pack to take the heat two spoils. Matthew Stirling went the distance to win the meeting final ahead of the earlier heat winners McIvor and Wright.

Alex Walker and Mya Hill shared the Junior Rod heat wins before Ryan Abernethy romped to victory in the grand final. Joining Abernethy on the podium was Hill and Noah Teggart.

Completing the race card was the Micro F2’s, Tommy McAvoy enjoyed a double victory while Robbie Graham stormed clear to take a win in the third event.

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