BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 207 940 918 24 718 922 998 243 974 991
Heat 2: 207 940 974 933 24 991 998 932 216 922
Final: 207 940 922 718 24 998 918 933 991 932

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 902 661 720 618 151 124 760 121 389 122
Heat 2: 661 760 124 747 601 389 122 902 151 467
Irish masters Final: 661 151 760 618 389 607 600 407 902 622
Stephen Boyd Memorial: 600 389 902 760 811 122 697 711 467

1300 Saloon Stock Cars

Iron Man Trophy: 922 969 378 48 22 262 168 36 997
Revenge: 997 993 20 168 946 378 22 922 262 48
Allcomers: 20 36 168 946 262

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 911 92 165 944 314 918 69 118 62 89
Heat 2: 314 92 165 16 918 911 62 89 944 69
Irish Masters Final: 92 314 165 16 89 918 944 118 62

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 37 837 131 17 777 131 81 308 172 51
Heat 2: 37 39 51 919 17 777 308 642 837 111
Final: 37 17 131 132 837 51 777 81 172 919

Ministox
Irish Open: 475 68 858 202 50 651 29 480 618 14
Revenge: 475 176 14 27 202 50 651 858 480 618
Allcomers: 964 920 14 176 68 858 475 136 651 27
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The headline event of the day was the ORCi Stock Rod ORCi Championship. Ballymena’s Cole McFall was the opening heat winner before Jack Kennedy chalked up a victory in heat two. After a determined drive in the title race William Donnell again emerged the victor, making in two from two. Kennedy showed good pace taking the runner up spot with Jamie Dawson third.

The Ministox Irish Open Championship was the opening race of the afternoon. A messy opening lap resulted in a complete restart; a high profile casualty in the melee was David Philp Jnr. On the second attempt the race got underway with no major incidents. After 12 laps of action England’s Mason Sealy come out on top claiming the crown. Charlie Burgoyne was the gallant runner up with Rhys Anderson third.
In no mean feat Sealy also claimed the revenge race honours before local lad Eoin Donnelly secure the allcomers win.

On Sunday afternoon the Saloon turned their attention to the Irish Masters title. Brad Compton and Graeme Shevill visited victory line in the heat races before Shevill showed fine pace to take a runaway victory in the Irish Masters final. Next across the line was Levi List and Joey Reynolds.
In traditional style the weekend was concluded by the annual Stephen Boyd Memorial Race. After a quiet afternoon due to damage from the night before Barry Russell stormed the field to take the perpetual trophy.

Cullybackey’s Curtis Greer was on top form taking the honours in the 1300 Stock Car Iron man trophy. Greer held off a late surge from Ryan Abernethy who had to settle for second, third was England’s Luke Gordon. Later in the afternoon Matt Milliken run clear of the field to take the revenge race while the visiting Joshua Machin enjoyed a heat win.

Alfie Flecken returned for day two in the Brisca F2’s with a taste for victory. The English teenager chalked up an impressive hat trick wins. Ryan McCrory was a hard charger in the meeting final however he just couldn’t run down Flecken as the laps disappeared. McCrory was runner up with Joshua Murray a pleasing third.

On support action duties was the domestic GP 2 Lightning Rods where veteran racer Paul Nesbitt relished the opportunity of racing on the big stage, taking an undisputed hat trick of wins.

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