BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 933 317 974 74 918 10 40 998 216 991
Heat 2: 933 974 74 998 216 317 10 40 991 222
Final: 974 10 74 918 998 40 991 222

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 936 48 41 194 44 515 888 172 946
Heat 2: 48 936 41 515 441 888 194 946
Final: 1 18 936 888 946 194 44 515

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 47 981 118 918 92 115 77 314 16 69
Heat 2: 118 47 92 115 981 69 314 16 918 162
Final: 47 92 981 115 918 16 77 314

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 131 837 132 51 46 72 774 33
Heat 2: 96 131 132 837 51 72 46 60 774
Final: 837 131 132 96 51

Ministox
Heat 1: 181 484 929 96 14 22 312
Heat 2: 484 181 929 22 96 14 312
Final: 181 484 14 96 959 312

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 901 975 218 85 945 74 969 61 68 908
Heat 2: 218 85 969 975 61 107 888 69
Final: 901 975 218 85 969 61 107 68 908 945

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 99 89 25 134 484 132 14
Heat 2: 153 99 89 180 25 132 484 932 14
Final: 99 89 25 134 14 932 132

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Samuel Percy continued to impress in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars where the Randalstown teenager completed both heats undefeated. Percy was well on his way to adding the final honours to his win tally also, however mechanical issues ruled him out mid racing forcing him to retire. Corey Dawson-Stirling took up the running at the helm and from there went on to take the win. Veteran racer Ronald Scott recorded a pleasing runner up finish with Jonny Stirling third.

Jamie Cardwell was the first to feature in the ORCi Stock Rods where he picked up a fine win in the opening heat, Matthew McKinstry held of stiff pressures from behind to secure the second encounter. The final was a lively affair as the star graded drivers battled their way towards the front. Andrew McLesiter to the flag this time around however after a steward’s inquiry he was penalised 2 spots for earlier contact. Cardwell was promoted to the top spot with British and Irish Open Champion William Donnell the runner up.

The lower grade drivers made their presence felt in the Gp2 Lightning Rods where Jamie Burney and Steven Elder shared the heat wins before the experienced David Nesbitt cranked up the style to bag the meeting final. Next across the line was the earlier heat winner Burney with Ricky Peoples coming home in third.

Maia Thompson was on fine form in the Junior Rod formula where she scored victory in heat one, crossing the line well clear of the chasing pack. Thompson looked as though she had pulled of the double in heat two however a late tangle up with a back marker would end her race, Noah Teggart was in the right place at the right time to pick up the pieces and take the flag. Come the final Thompson had dusted herself of and was back in the game taking the chequered flag ahead of Codi Wilson and Teggart.

Gary Freeburn and Craig Bodenham shared the 1300 Stock Car heat honours before local man Willie Stewart romped his way through from the star grade to claim the final spoils. Stewart was followed across the line by Bodenham and Freeburn.

The ORCi Ministox grid was inflamed with the welcome addition of Scottish drivers Dean Heeps and Demi Ritchie. Local lad Harry Martin got this afternoon of to a promising start with a runway heat one victory before Scotland’s Heeps survived a late dustup to hold on and take the heat two win. Martin was back to form in the final taking the win again, Heeps was runner up with Ritchie third this time.

In the Micro F2’s, Antrim’s Kyle Anderson chalked up victory in both the heat events before Robbie Graham stormed from the rear of the field to pick up the final win.

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