BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 718 918 933 998 940 932 317 216 991 974
Heat 2: 932 933 317 940 998 918 974 718 216 10
Final: 918 998 940 718 317 216 991 933 974 10

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 29 811 747 153 951 493 711 181 105
Heat 2: 811 29 747 951 711 153 493 181
Final: 747 711 29 811 153 493 181

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 922 936 101 917 194 515 888 94 946
Heat 2: 227 922 936 946 194 888 94 48 515
Final: 227 936 917 48 946 922

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 981 118 47 92 77 918 69 115 20 13
Heat 2: 981 314 92 118 47 77 16 918 115 69
Final: 981 77 92 47 314 115 16 918 69 20

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 96 81 132 131 51 837
Heat 2: 96 81 131 132 51 837 87 172 17
Final: 96 132 131 87 51 81 777 172 72 60

Ministox
Heat 1: 929 306 92 29 218 249 181 312
Heat 2: 88 29 96 306 929 22 249 218 181 312
Final: 29 88 306 96 929 22 218 181

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 17 945 975 61 107 218 85 969 74
Heat 2: 975 17 945 61 969 1 85 74 218 107
Final: 17 945 1 969 975 85 218 61 107 74

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Gavin Fegan got his evening of to a fine start in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars when he toured clear of the field to take a win in the opening heat. Thomas McCrory showed promise in his debut meeting, surviving late pressure to scoop heat two. Come the King of NuttsCorner Final Shea Fegan cruised to the front early on allowing him to set the pace all the way to the flag, he was closely followed by his father Graham in second who crossed the line ahead of Ryan McCrory.

In the Saloon Stock Cars veteran Armagh racer Stuart McCammon capitalised from his yellow grade starting slot to take the heat won win before Kieran McIvor got his hand on the flag in heat two. After lively early exchanges in the King of NuttsCorner final Matthew Stirling found his way to the front. Stilring went on to take the honours ahead of Anthony McIvor and McCammon.

Star name Curtis Greer was the first to taste success in the 1300 Stock Cars, winning the opening heat. From there Jack Bell dominated the remainder of proceedings chalking up wins in the second heat and King of NuttsCorner Final. Joining Bell on the final podium was Gary Freeburn and Graham Meek who has recently joined the ranks after a spell in Superstox.

The Ministox grid was inflated with visiting interest including David Philp Jnr, Kyle Rogerson, Oliver Heron and Kevin Graham. The heat one honours went the way of local star Leyton Hughes before K Rogerson chalked up the win in heat two flying the flag for Scotland. D Philp Jnr kept his best to last; romping clear of the opposition to take the King of NuttsCorner Final in style, next to finish was Rogerson and Heron making it an all Scottish podium.

Lauren Berry showed strong pace in the Junior Rod section, Lauren a former Junior Production driver stormed to victory in heat one, which happened to be her first ever race at NuttsCorner. Berry had to settle for second in heat two with Codi Wilson taking the chequers. Berry was again on form in the final taking the win ahead of Mya Hill and Karly Stewart, in what was an all female podium!

Andy McLeister blitzed his opposition in the Stock Rod taking a fine hat trick of wins. Jason Darragh give a strong account of himself in the final securing second place with the British and Irish Open Champion William Donnell third.

Another on dominating form was Steven Elder in the GP2 Lightning Rods. Elder performed a flawless brace of victories including glory in the King of NuttsCorner. Next across the line in the feature race was Ricky Peoples and Jamie Burney.

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