BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 940 718 467 998 991 517 933 989 10 98
Heat 2: 467 718 998 991 98 933 10
Final: 940 718 998 98 989 10

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 33 41 917 922 44 48 515 262 993 946
Heat 2: 41 922 982 917 33 515 936 993 48 44
King of Corner: 922 515 41 33 917 982 48 44 936

GP2 Lightning Rods
Irish Champ: 837 51 37 132 777 642 72 111 60 17
Irish Revenge: 777 919 132 51 837 72 111 642 69 17

Ministox
Irish Champ: 181 964 22 253 99 61
Irish Revenge: 22 964 181 61 99 312

Junior Rods
Gold Roof Final: 901 975 945 969 130 621 908 28 26
Heat 1: 945 130 74 621 969 626 975 901 26 908
Heat 2: 926 130 74 945 28 901 969 975 908 621

Micro F2
Heat 1: 99 733 180 25 134 16 137 908 89 958
Heat 2: 733 99 25 180 134 137 89 16 908 92
Final: 99 733 25 180 137 134 89 16 908
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Irish Championship season kicked off with a double header in the form of the ORC Ministox and Group 2 Lightning Rods.

The Ministox title went the way of Harry Martin after he over come pressures from Casey Lee and Eoin Donnelly. Martin was joined on the podium by Donnelly the runner-up and Lee third. Lee managed to up his game a take the honours in the Irish Revenge race.

In the Group 2 Lightning Rod Irish showdown, David Nesbitt overcome early pressures from George Esler to run clear and take the title. Esler held on strong to finish second ahead of Paul Nesbitt. Ballymena’s Nigel Kernohan was the long-time leader of the revenge race until Lewis Peoples piled on the pressure and made a move for the front. Peoples went on to take the win ahead of Asan Dinnin.

It was title time for the Junior Rods also as they contested the Final of their season long Gold Roof Series. Pole sitter Maia Thompson held control most of the race until Charlie Hill made contact and moved to the front. Hill went on to take the flag, however he was docked for his earlier contact. Thompson was crowned champion, with Codi Wilson second. Hill later failed post race checks and was subsequently disqualified which promoted Mya Hill to third. Mya Hill’s day continued to get better when she took the win in heat 1 before Christian Murray enjoyed his first victory in heat 2.

The 1300 Stock Car contested their King of NuttsCorner title. There was heat wins for Jon McQuillan and Ty Richardson. Come the final the star names to control with World Champion Curtis Greer cruising clear to take the spoils ahead of Joshua McKinstry and Richardson.

In the Brisca F2 Stock Cars Ryan McCrory and Aidan McFerran shared the heat victories before McCrory turned it up a notch to run clear and get his hands on the Final silverware. This time Gavin Fegan was the runner up with Graham Fegan third.

Completing the billing was the Micro F2’s. Robbie Graham and Kurtis Peoples enjoyed visits to victory lane in the heat races. Graham showed strong pace once again in the Final storming through from the star grade to the win.

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BriSCA F2:
Heat 1: 98 991 918 10 467 998 940 216 933 718
Heat 2: 517 918 467 98 940 991 216 10 933
Final: 991 517 467 940 98 10 998 933 718

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 484 747 811 951 153 711 105 181 170
Heat 2: 484 951 747 181 811 153 711
Final: 181 747 711 811 153 951 105 170

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 37 262 44 409 33 946 20 127 997 48
Heat 2: 888 41 409 249 106 188 997 262 993 48
Heat 3: 842 44 888 176 41 922 20 118 400 188
Final: 106 409 842 997 917 20 515 188 44 501
Dash: 137 400 888 188 33 946 922 993 101 997

Ministox
Heat 1: 557 313 253 22 964 312 61 99 607
Heat 2: 313 557 964 312 61 22 99 607
Kin of Nuttscorner: 557 964 61 22 99 607

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 621 130 107 945 74 926 901 969 975 26
Heat 2: 621 130 107 975 945 926 901 28 969 908
Final: 130 107 975 901 926 74 945 26 908 766

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 134 99 733 180 25 908 89 958 484
Heat 2: 153 134 99 733 180 25 484 89 908
Final: 99 134 484 733 180 25 89 908
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The 1300 Stock Cars were the headline act as they contested their 2025 National Championship.
With 40 cars assembled in the pits a split heat system was required for qualifying with each driver racing in two qualifying races.

Heat 1 went the way of local lad Alexander McCreadie, after he romped clear of the pack. Matthew Weir was the runner up with Gareth Halliday third. It was a victory again in heat 2 for the local contingent, this time Jonathan Brown took the honours ahead of Ty Richardson and Joe Giles. Heat 3 was no different when William Teggart secured the victory making it a clean sweep in the heats for Northern Irish driver. This time Halliday was second with Brown third.

With all the points tallied Brown emerged as the pole sitter for the National showdown with Halliday alongside, while Giles and Ty Richardson shared row 2. The race got off to an explosive start with cars going flying in all directions, eventually resulting in an early caution period. On the restart Brown made good his escape while behind the bumpers was flying in wholesale. Brown quickly settled into a comfortable lead while Joshua Machin looked comfortable in second. The action was coming thick and fast and as the laps quickly ticked away there were a several race suspensions. The restarts were becoming difficult for Brown and he ended up victim with a handful of laps to go. From there Giles took up the running and managed to hold on and take the title ahead of Darren Terry Brand who had a fantastic run from way down the field. Completing the podium steps was the earlier heat winner Taggart.

Concluding the 1300 action for the evening was an outstanding Dash for Cash, with £1000 up for grabs the stakes were high. Curtis ‘TEBZ’ Tebbenham avoided the onslaught to land the big win.


Scottish lad Dean Heeps secured a double heat victory in the Saloon Stock Cars as they contested their 2025 King of NuttsCorner. Come the final it was Geoff Martin who commanded proceedings taking the win ahead of Matt Stirling and Anthony McIvor.

Also racing for the King of NuttsCorner was the Brisca F2 Stock Cars. Dylan Fegan kicked of his evening in style with a fine win in the opening heat before returnee Decaln Og McFerran secured the heat 2 triumph. Daniel Stewart was the man to beat in the title race, taking the silverware ahead of D Og McFerran and Aidan McFerran.

There was some visiting interest in the ORC Ministox boosting the field nicely as they also race for the King of NuttsCorner. The opening heat went the way of Corey Mathers before Charlie Weston enjoyed a visit to victory lane in the second heat. Mathers again proved to be unstoppable in the final taking the silverware, Eoin Donnelly was second with Alex Walker third.

Completing the busy race card was non contact racing from the Junior Rods and Micro F2’s. Christopher Kernohan recorded a pleasing heat 1 victory in the juniors before Charlie Hill romped to success in the second heat and the final. Joining Hill on the final podium was Codi Wilson and Maia Thompson.

In the Micro F2’s Kyle Anderson run clear in both the heats before star name Robbie Graham cruised through to take the final win, notably Sid Shaw had a fine evening securing second place finishes in all 3 races.

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BriSCA F2:
Heat 1 918 98 940 718 922 991 933 10 80 924
Heat 2 918 991 718 98 10 924
Final 918 940 718 98 991 80 10 924

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

1300 Stock Cars:
Heat 1 917 41 33 44 922 997 48 515 946 118
Heat 2 917 41 44 101 262 118 997 48 922 515
Final 41 33 515 917 44 118 262 946 9892 922

ORCi Stock Rods:
Heat 1 314 62 92 16 911 115 918 13 203 973
Heat 2 62 314 69 918 194203 973 21
Final 62 16 92 911 314 69 203 918 194 973

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

Junior Rods:
Heat 1 218 107 926 901 975 969 4130 908 621
Heat 2 926 621 28 945 218 969 945 130 901 107
Final 975 107 218 926 901 969 130 908 28 621
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dylan Fegan looked as though he could hold on to take the opening F2 Stock Car heat win however his brother Shea was on hand to rain on his parade and take the lead on the final bend. Shea repeated the feat in heat 2 taking the win ahead of Daniel Stewart. Shea broke clear of the field, completing the distance in the final to take the King of NuttsCorner. Ryan McCrory was the runner up with Gavin Fegan third.


There was a decent showing of 1300 Stock Cars as they contested their final meeting before the National Championship in just 2 weeks. Ty Richardson set the early pace in both the heat races but mechanical gremlins appeared to slow him down in the later stages allowing Graham Meek to sneak through and take the honours. Richardson got on top of his earlier dramas to romp clear of the field to take a comfortable victory in the final. Jon McQuillan was the runner up with Josh McKinstry third.

Jack Kennedy showed strong pace to chalk up the opening heat win in the ORCi Stock Rods. Heat 2 was a somewhat lively affair with plenty of action throughout, Shane McKinney stay clear of the chaos to take the win ahead of Kennedy. McKinney kept his calm again in the meeting final, completing the distance and taking the win ahead of Samuel Montgomery and William Donnell.

The Saloon Stock Cars contested their King of Nutts Corner title. Geoff Martin who has been on a fine run of form lately blitzed the competition to secure a fine brace of victories. On top of 2 heat wins Martin took the flag in the feature race ahead of Matt Stirling and Calvin Blake.


The King of the Corner title was also up for grabs in the GP2 Lightning Rods. Lewis Peoples kicked of the night with a fine win in heat 1 before Cullybackey’s Jack Gault took the spoils in heat 2. Peoples who was racing a newly acquired car put it to good use in the final taking the title and silverware. Star name George Esler had to settle for runner up with David Nesbitt third.


Charlie Hill continued in his winning ways in the Junior Rods taking the flag in the heat 1. Christian Murray made an impressive debut in the formula visiting victory lane in heat 2. The meeting final ended in some controversy when first across the line Noah Teggart was penalised for a jump start. Codi Wilson inherited the win, Hill was runner up with Teggart demoted to third. Following post race technical checks Teggart was removed from the results.










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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 718 918 998 991 216 98 80 933 243
Heat 2:991 918 718 998 80 940 98 933 922 216
Final: 991 718 998 918 98 80 922 933

2Lt Saloon
Heat 1: 181 484 922 29 951 747 153 711 811 977
Heat 2: 484 153 747 711 951 29 997 181 811
Final: 181 484 747 922 711 153 811 951 29 170

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 314 16 62 115 911 194 21 69
Heat 2: 314 115 16 62 911 194 21 203
Final: 314 911 62 16 21 69

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 111 131 51 6542 132 837 17 777 69
Heat 2: 132 17 131 51 837 111 642 777 69
Final: 51 131 837 11 642 777 69 132

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 107 945 975 901 130 908
Heat 2: 107 901 945 969 948 130 621 908 68 26
Final: 107 975 969 28 621 908 26 648

Micro F2
Heat 1: 99 153 25 180 484 89 908
Heat 2: 153 484 99 25 89 908
Final: 99 153 180 25 484 89 134 92
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There was a Bank Holiday weekend bonanza at the Raceway with 6 formula’s on display as well as a Caravan Destruction Derby.

Gavin Fegan and Daniel Stewart shared the Brisca F2 heat wins with Shea Fegan the runner up on both occasions. Stewart pulled of a steady performance to take the final win ahead of G Fegan who was edging closer in the concluding laps.

Geoff Martin is continuing to make full advantage his yellow grade starting slot in the Saloon Stock Cars taking wins in the opening heat and Final. Scottish lad Dean Heeps a recent Ministox graduate recorded a pleasing runner up finish in heat 1 before holding off a late charge from Ryan Wright to win heat 2. Crossing the line behind Martin in the final was Heeps and Matthew Stirling.

Jack Kennedy had little competition in the ORCi Stock Rods, taking an unbeaten streak of wins. Joining Kennedy on the final podium was Cole McFall and Shane McKinney.

There was again a decent turnout of Group 2 Lightning Rods. Alan Milliken and Ricky Peoples scored heat wins apiece. Peoples held the sway early doors in the final but Esler soon overcome him. From there Esler went on to take the win, Peoples was runner up with David Nesbitt third.

Fresh from a double victory last time out Charlie Hill took the Junior Rod scene by storm winning all 3 races. Hill comes under some pressure late in the final from Codi Wilson but it wasn’t enough to unnerve him. Wilson was the runner up with Ryan Abernethy Jnr third.

In the Micro F2’s Kyle Anderson secured a heat win while star name Robbie Graham continued his dominance with a heat and final double.

The Caravan DD concluded proceedings with Matthew Mckinstry and Ben Archer sharing then win after a bruising head on finish.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 991 718 940 918 80 998 216 98 933 10
Heat 2: 918 940 718 998 933 80 216 10 98
Final: 718 998 940 918 98 991 922 933 80 10

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 115 314 16 918 62 911 203 21 194
Heat 2: 115 314 16 62 918 911 203 21 194
Final: 16 314 62 115 911 918 21 194

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 51 111 17 308 919 642 131 837 132 72
Heat 2: 111 642 51 131 837 132 48 919 17 308
Final: 51 642 132 17 837 919 48 72 69 308

Ministox
Heat 1: 964 879 99 181 312
Heat 2: 181 879 22 964 253 99 312
Final: 879 964 312

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 908 945 975 218 969 107 130 74 648 28
Heat 2: 107 975 130 621 945 969 908 20 28
Final: 107 218 969 945 68 975 621 901 130 908

Micro F2
Heat 1: 99 153 484 180 132 733 89 958
Heat 2: 99 484 1880 89 958
Final: 99 153 484 180 733 132 708 958
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Daniel Stewart kick started the afternoon with a pleasing win in Brisca F2 heat 1 taking the flag in front of Gavin Fegan1. Shea Fegan stormed through the field to scoop the heat 2 spoils ahead of Ryan McCrory before Irish Champion Gavin Fegan blitzed the opposition to take the final honours. Next across the line was Graham Fegan and R McCrory.

Veteran racer and local man Sam McKinstry returned to form in the ORCi Stock Rods taking a double heat victory. Samuel Montgomery was the pace setter in the meeting final taking the honours ahead of Jack Kennedy and Shane McKinney.

Randalstown’s George Esler continued his dominating form in the GP2 Lightning Rods, winning the opening heat and meeting final. Alan Milliken was on hand to deny Esler a clean sweep, crossing the line first in the second heat.

There was some visiting interest in the Ministox with Scotland’s Caitlin Mitchell joining the ranks. Heat 1 went the way of local lad Eoin Donnelly with Mitchell the runner up. Harry Martin stepped up his game to hold on for the heat 2 win, Mitchell again showed strong form in second. Mitchell broke clear of her pursuers to take the final win, Donnelly was runner up with Alice McGaffin third.

The Junior Rod numbers have seen a boost in the recent meetings with several youngsters joining the ranks. Ryan Addis and Charlie Hill shared the heat honours on the day. Hill on was on top form went on to take the final win also. Joining Hill on the podium was Noah Teggart and Ryan Abernethy Jnr.

Completing Sunday’s race card was the Micro F2’s. Broughshane’s Robbie Graham was unstoppable all afternoon taking wins in all 3 races. Another in good form was Antrim’s Kyle Anderson who recorded a couple of second place finishes.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 98 718 998 933 10 80 991
Heat 2: 718 922 918 998 98 216 933 80 991
Final: 918 998 718 98 922 991 216 933 80 10

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 922 153 170 694 181 747 105 711 811
Heat 2: 181 811 922 747 170 711 105 153 694
Final: 181 694 811 922 747 153 170 105 711

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 51 69 37 642 17 131 837 777 132 923
Heat 2: 777 642 919 837 37 131 69 132 51 72
Final: 642 919 69 837 17 37 777 132 623 72

Ministox
Heat 1: 22 964 181 99 61
Heat 2: 181 22 964 99 61 312 253
Final: 181 964 22 312 99 61

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 99 180 484 25 132 137 16 89 134
Heat 2: 99 153 484 25 137 132 16 89 134 932
Final: 99 153 484 132 137 89 134 958

Stock Rod
Heat 1: 118 911 314 16 924 918 21
Heat 2: 118 911 16 314 115 918 924 21
Final: 118 16 911 314 115 918 21 924

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Dylan Fegan enjoyed his first career win in the opening Brisca F2 Stock Car heat of the afternoon holding off late pressure from his uncle Gavin Fegan. Gavin upped his game to take the heat two victory before Shea Fegan took the silverware in the meeting final. Next across the line was Graham Fegan with Gavin third.

David McKinnon continued to find his feet in the Saloon Stock Cars taking the honours in heat one ahead of a late charge from Ryan Wright. Geoff Martin capitalised on his demotion to the yellow grade by securing wins in heat two and the meeting final. Newcomer from Scotland Grady Ross was runner up in the final with Kieran McIvor third.

George Esler had a commanding drive in the first Group 2 Lightning Rod where he took the win from the star grade. Lewis Peoples chalked up the heat two honours before Jonny Kerr took the final silverware.

Casey Lee was winner of the opening Ministox heat before Harry Martin repeated his father’s feat, recording wins in heat two and the meeting final. Completing the final podium was Eoin Donnelly and Casey Lee.

Kyle Anderson was the first to visit victory lane in the Micro F2s before the rapid Robbie Graham took over the remainder of proceedings, winning heat two and the final.

Matthew McKinstry was unstoppable in the ORCi Stock Rods securing the victories in all three races. Following post race checks McKinstry was disqualified from the final, subsequently Samuel Montgomery inherited the win, with Cole McFall the runner up.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 629 991 223 127 718 736 525 974 126 940
Heat 2: 80 974 918 629 940 667 127 674 155 517
Heat 3: 547 918 7 126 405 718 915 98 674 213
Irish Open: 647 629 718 387 213 155 24 940 184 547
Grand National: 547 7402 918 98 213 387 184 405 940 186

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 951 747 169 181 600 811 711 153 89 321
Heat 2: 169 747 600 105 951 608 181 811 45 605
Final: 747 608 600 951 153 105 711 170 59 15

ORCi Stock Rods
European: 165 918 314 911 16 118 175 69 287 21
Revenge: 911 16 118 918 115 69 62 21

Ministox
European: 29 50 475 651 306 480 136 858 754 644
Revenge: 651 618 50 475 754 964 511 306 22 644

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 621 218 945 107 901 975 x 969 648
Heat 2: 218 107 901 975 969 945 908 948
Final: 218 901 969 975 107 621 908 648

Micro F2
Irish Open: 829 202 854 9 197 180 123 888 134 25
Irish Revenge: 99 197 829 202 137 980 98 132 123 16
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On Sunday afternoon the F2’s turned their attention to the Irish Open title. A 2/3 format was used with each drivers having 2 chances to score points. Euan Millar took the opening heat spoils before local man Adrian Finnegan steered his aged machine to a pleasing victory in heat 2. The third and final heat seen Lewis Burgoyne make a visit to victory lane.

Just like the night before the Irish Open title race was a somewhat robust affair with plenty of carnage along the way. Former World Champion Scolands Chirs Burgoyne who is no stranger to NuttsCorner escaped the drama to claim the title. Millar was the runner up with Gavin Fegan third. A Grand National concluded the F2 action, Lewis Burgoyne was again the victor as the young gun continues to cement his name as one of the sports upcoming stars.

The ORCi Stock Rod European Championship concluded in controversy with several of the top placed drivers penalised for infringements during the race. There was no quarrel over the top placed driver however; Jamie Dawson continued his pace from the night before to take the win in undisputed fashion. At the conclusion of the stewards enquiry Calyn Peoples was declared the runner-up with Jack Kennedy third. Ballymena’s Cole McFall showed blistering pace to claim the win in the reverse grid European Revenge race.

In what has already been a fantastic season for David Philp Jnr, the young Scot added the European title to his win tally for 2025. Philp who shows talent beyond his years commanded the full race to take the title ahead of Ethan Jack Gemmell and Mason Sealey. Shay Page proved unstoppable in the Revenge race where he took the spoils ahead of Stuart Shevill Jnr Jnr who continues to show promise in the ranks.

The Micro F2 Stock Car Irish Open title event was arguably race of the day. It featured plenty of thrills and spills as well as several lead swaps. Spencer Fisher dodged the drama to take the title ahead of Lewis McFarlane and Robbie Dawson Jnr. Robbie Graham dusted himself of after a spill in the feature race to come back and win the revenge, Roger Richards was runner-up this time.

The Junior Rods and Saloon Stock Cars were both on hand to provide some support race action. Christopher Kernohan enjoyed a the heat one win the Juniors before Noah Teggart commanded the remainder of the day winning heat two and the final. Sean Devine and Robert Mawhinney scored a heat win apiece in the Saloons but couldn’t hold of the pressure from Matt Stirling who stormed from the rear to take the final silverware.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 854 402 647 126 629 918 155 736 280 998
Heat 2: 525 974 517 667 280 184 80 78 7 24
Heat 3: 854 667 918 629 184 155 24 223 525 940
Heat 4: 629 126 127 387 517 915 940 718 674 280
Heat 5: 667 223 184 7 127 517 155 647 24 674
British Champ: 667 155 647 736 674 915 186 974 998 718

1300 Saloon
Heat 1: 37 44 41 997 842 101 922 78 972 515
Heat 2: 37 44 842 972 101 997 922 33 48 982
Final: 44 842 41 922 972 48 262 515 917 101

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 165 944 314 16 918 911 118 62 69 275
Heat 2: 16 165 944 918 92 911 115 62 118 69
Heat 3: 165 911 944 16 118 115 314 92 69 63

Ministox
Heat 1: 511 651 136 475 29 920 858 480 79 754
Heat 2: 644 651 858 136 29 475 618 306 79 920
Heat 3: 644 651 136 480 29 181 79 618 858 306

Micro F2
Heat 1: 829 854 670 484 888 202 197 733 153 98
Heat 2: 153 484 670 980 202 9 197 733 888 98
Heat 3: 153 980 484 670 98 9 197 733 215 854
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Speedweekend Saturday seen the 2025 Brisca F2 Stock Car British Championship take centre stage at NuttsCorner Raceway, there was qualifying heats for the ORC Stock Rod and Ministox European Championships, Micro F2 Irish Open qualifying and the 1300 Stock Cars were also on hand to provide some contact support action.

As per the traditional format for the F2 British, each driver contested three out of five heats in a quest to secure points for the Final Grid. There was high level representation from all corners of the UK gathered to do battle in what were rather dismal wet conditions.

Scotland’s Robbie Dawson adapted to the conditions well taking the opening heat honors ahead of Mika Millar. England’s Charlie Knight kept his cool, getting maximum points on the board in heat two taking the flag ahead of local lad Corey Dawson-Stirling. Heat three went the way of Robbie Dawson, giving him his second trip to victory lane, West countryman Tommy Farrell was the runner up this time around. Regular Scottish visitor Euan Millar stormed to the heat 4 victory in front of Jamie Avery while Tommy Farrell again showed pace and determination to secure the fifth and final heat victory, with former Mini star Toby Partridge second.
With all the points tallied Farrell emerged the pole sitter for the showdown. Euan Millar shared the front row with fellow Scot Robbie Dawson occupying row two inside alongside Aaron Vaight.
While Farrell, Millar and Dawson all got away clean on the green, there was chaos behind with cars scattered everywhere around the circuit requiring a caution period on lap 2. At the restart Farrell made another fantastic escape. As the laps ticked away Farrell continued to stretch his advantage out front, by this time Archie Grindey was settled well into second spot with Millar third. All the while it was becoming clear Chris Burgoyne was moving through the field with pace. Another caution period was called when some of the front runners including Ryan McCrory and Millar come to grief with stricken cars on turn 2. All Farrell’s hard work was undone with Grindey now large in his mirror for the restart. Farrell got away clean again this time with Grindey giving chase. Farrell completed the remaining laps to take the British title. Grindey was the gallant runner up with Chris Burgoyne completing the podium spots after a fine run through. Rounding out the top 5 was Josh Weare and Steven Burgoyne.

The ORCi Stock Rods were in qualifying duties as the drivers went in search of vital points for the European grid. Heat 1 went the way of Jamie Dawson ahead of Callum Hosie. Former world champ Samuel Montgomery took the heat 2 honours with Dawson second this time around.Dawson continued his fine form in the the third and final heat with another win, local lad Cole McFall was the runner up.

It was also European qualifying for the popular ORCi Ministox. After three busy heats Owen Marshall emerged the victor in 2, being denied the hat trick by Lexi Crosbie who also secured a heat win. Notably Shay Page recorded second place finishes in all 3 events.

The Micro F2 Stock Cars were also in action as they contested 3 qualifying events for the next days Irish Open title showdown. Visiting driver Spencer Fisher visited victory lane in heat one before local star Kyle Anderson stormed to victory in heats 2 and 3.

Completing the busy race card was the all action 1300 Stock Cars. Alexander “Speedy” McCreadie showed a mature style to record victories in both the heats. The final was a lively affair which included a caution period for McCreadie after he received fencing from Jon McQuillan. Gareth Halliday went the distance to take the win ahead of William Taggart and Ty Richardson.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 991 80 940 98 918 718 998 216 933 89
Heat 2: 718 918 80 991 998 216 98 940 933 86
Final: 991 940 718 80 98 974 243 998 922 98

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 997 982 946 48 993 922 917 515 101 176
Heat 2: 917 48 44 922 993 946 176 982 101 997
Final: 997 982 48 176 946 993 515 922 44 127

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 919 111 867 642 51 132 131 777 39 172
Heat 2: 314 16 92 911 118 918 115 69 21
Final: 92 16 314 911 118 115 69

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 919 111 837 642 51 132 131 777 39 172
Heat 2: 837 51 17 777 919 111 308 60 172 69
Final: 837 308 51 131 17 132 919 111 777 642
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Ministox
Heat 1: 181 964 22 253 61 99
Heat 2: 181 22 61 99 253
Final: 181 964 22 61 99 253

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 134 89 25 99 132
Heat 2: 153 924 180 134 25 733 137 16 708 89
Final: 733 89 180 134 25 924 958 16 132

Junior Rod
Heat 1: 975 107 218 901 969 26 68
Heat 2: 107 901 969 975 218 945 621 28 1 26
Final: 218 68 107 901 975 969 621 945 945 26 28
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Sunday afternoon’s meeting was in memory of the talented Jack Morrow, who was taken too soon just over one year ago.

Daniel Stewart started the day with an impressive victory in the opening Brisca F2 heat. Heat two went the way of Gavin Fegan who is on a fine run of success in 2025.
The young gun Stewart managed to hold off the assult from the more experienced names to take the silverware in the final, Antrim’s Ryan McCrory made it through to second with Fegan third this time around.

In the 1300 Stock Cars Matt Milliken was on blistering pace, storming through the field to take a very impressive heat one victory. Former Superstox driver Graham Meek continues to find his feet in the 1300’s, a well calculated heat two win highlights his continuing threat to the more established names. Come the final the very rapid Milliken was again the victor, taking the flag ahead of Curtis McConkey and Craig Bodenham.

Matthew McKinstry and Jack Kennedy recorded a heat win apiece in the ORCi Stock Rods before Larne’s multi champion William Donnell blitzed the opposition the take the memorial final in style. Former world champion Samuel Montgomery was the runner up with the earlier heat winner Kennedy third.

Asan Dinnin followed up on his Final win last time out to take the opening GP2 Lighting Rod win of the day. From there David Nesbitt commanded the rest of proceedings taking wins in heat two and the meeting final.

Kyle Anderson was again among the pace setters in the Micro F2 class, chalking up a double heat victory before Kurtis Peoples pulled of a smashing drive to make a visit to victory lane in the final.

Harry Martin was unstoppable in the ORC Minis taking all three wins. In the non contact Junior Rods Codi Wilson and Charlie Hill were heat winners before Noah Teggart too an emotional victory in the Jack Morrow Memorial Final, this time around Ballymena’s David Gillespie was the runner up with Charlie Hill third.
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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 718 918 932 940 991 998 924 922 10 933
Heat 2: 718 918 998 940 933 98 10 991 932
Final :718 918 998 940 99198 10

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 105 747 922 153 951 711
Heat 2: 747 922 811 153 711 105
Final: 105 711 747 153 811 951 922

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 262 982 954 515 936 946 922 48 993 127
Heat 2: 954 917 48 982 44 993 922 946 936 515
Final: 922 946 917 936 993 515 44 982 48 101

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 51 919 642 77 132 96 37 72 69
Heat 2: 642 919 51 37 96 11 132 131 17 777
Final: 919 51 37 111 642 131 132 17 96 777

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 218 1 901 975 969 74 107 908 X 28
Heat 2: 901 218 945 975 1 74 107 969 908 621
Final: 218 107 68 901 969 945 975 621 x 74

Minstox
Heat 1: 14 22 879 968 312 99
Heat 2: 14 879 964 22 99 312
Final: 14 22 879 964 312 99

Micro F2
Heat 1: 153 180 99 484 25 132
Heat 2: 153 484 180 99 25 89 134 16 932 958
Final: 484 180 134 16 99 708 932 92 958
-------------------------------------------------Racing returned to Nutts Corner Raceway with seven formulas on the billing.

Belfast’s Gavin Fegan enjoyed a fine hat trick of wins in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars. She Fegan was the runner up on each occasion. Graham Fegan joined Gavin and Shea on the podium in the meeting final making it a Fegan 1-2-3.

In the Saloon Stock Car Calvin Blake continued his current spate of form picking up victory in heat one before the Irish Champion Matt Stirling secured the heat two spoils. Blake was again the man to beat in the final, taking the silverware ahead of Anthony McIvor and Stirling.
The lively 1300 Stock Cars were back in action with another impressive entry of cars. Matthew Weir and Davy Clarke shared the heat wins before Curtis Greer stormed from the star grade to record the final win. Following Greer across the line was Fionn Donnelly and Graham Meek.

George Esler was the first to score in the GP 2 Lightning Rods taking the win in heat one before newcomer Jonny Kerr made a visit to victory lane in the second encounter. Asan Dinin secured a pleasing victory in the meeting Final recording his first career victory. Esler was the runner up with Paul Nesbitt third.

Regular Scottish visitor Demi Ritchie wiped the floor with the competition in the ORCi Minstox, taking a fine hat trick of wins. Kyle Anderson was another on form, taking a double heat victory in the Micro F2’s before Scotland’s Lochie Heeps claimed the final honours.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 991 998 918 718 933 932 98 940 10 999
Heat 2: 918 718 998 933 922 991 98 10
Final: 991 998 718 918 933 940 98 922 10

2Lt Saloons
Heat 1: 181 811 153 105 711 951 170
Heat 2: 711 477 951 105 747 153 181 170 811
Final: 153 105 951 747 711 181 811

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 982 922 945 936 997 37 127 48 946 33
Heat 2: 922 917 954 997 936 982 515 262 127 37
Final : 936 922 946 33 917 982 954 262 127 37

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 51 642 837 919 308 777 132 131 17 72
Heat 2: 39 131 642 51 837 132 17 777 919 308
Final: 39 51 837 132 919 72 131 111 828 777

Ministox
Heat 1: 14 22 312 964 99
Heat 2: 964 14 22 181 253 99
Final: 964 14 22 181 99 312

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 945 969 975 901 107 1 74 908 621
Heat 2: 901 969 945 975 74 1 107 37 774 954
Final: 901 945 975 68 969 74 908 621 1

Micro F2
Heat 1: 180 99 153 25 89 137 958
Heat 2: 180 99 132 8 153 25 89 134 137 958
Final: 137 153 99 132 134

B2B Micro Bangers
Heat 1: 73 227 118
Heat 2: 227 73 35 203 118
Final: 73
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It was a bumper 8 formula feast at the raceway with a bumper 8 formula feast as well as a Caravan DD to round out the day.
Daniel Stewart was a heat winner again in the F2’s when he went the distance to take the honours in the opening race. Shea Fegan secured the heat two win before Stewart returned to victory lane again in the meeting final. This time around Graham Fegan was the runner up with Gavin Fegan third.
Geoff Marti n and Anthony McIvor shared the heat victories in the Saloon Stock Cars before Ryan Wright pulled off a well calculated attack on Calvin Blake in the last bend to take the final honours. Ryan was followed across the line by Calvin Blake and Robert Mawhinney.

In the GP2 Lightning Rods George Esler cruised to glory in the opening heat for Portglenone’s Richard Nicholl took over, taking the win in heat two and the final. Elser was runner up in the final with David Nesbitt third.

The 1300 Stock Cars were on fine form once again providing the onlookers with three action packed races. Curtis McConkey picked up his maiden win in heat win before the season campaigner Curtis Greer took the heat two spoils. Ballymena’s Gary Freeburn held on strong to take the final win ahead of Greer and Fionn Donnelly.

It was Scotland’s Demi Ritchie who recorded the opening Ministox win before local lad Eoin Donnelly took the flag in heat two and the final. In the final Ritchie was the runner up with Casey Lee third.

Mya Hill got her afternoon of to a good start with a fine win in the opening Junior Rod heat. Heat two went the way of Maia Thompson which set her up nicely to take the honours again the in the meeting final. Joining Thompson on the final podium was Ryan Abernethy Jnr and Mya Hill.

William McGaffin was in good form in the Micro F2 Stock Cars taking victories in events one and two. George Woods was the pace setter in event three taking the silverware ahead of Kyle Anderson and Robbie Graham.

David Owens was the star performer in the Back to Basic Bangers claiming the Final win before Kevin Copeland completed the afternoon with victory in the all action Caravan Demolition Derby.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 922 991 940 918 998 718 243 933 216 10
Heat 2: 998 918 940 718 922 74 991 933 243
Final: 998 940 718 932 991 922 933 74 918 243

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

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 69 911 92 314 16 203 115 21
Heat 2: 69 314 911 62 16 115 203 21
Final: 314 69 92 16 115 911 21 203

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 96 17 37 919 132 51 777 923 837 33
Heat 2: 37 837 17 919 777 131 923 33
Final: 17 37 131 96 777 132 51 837 923

Ministox
Heat 1: 964 14 22 181 312 253 99
Heat 2: 964 14 22 312 99 253
Final: 14 964 181 22 312 99 253

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 901 975 969 218 74 945 1 905 107
Heat 2: 901 945 969 218 107 975 1 74 908 621
Final: 901 978 218 969 945 74 68 908 1 621
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Joshua Murray recorded an impressive victory in the opening Brisca F2 Stock Car heat before Graham Fegan commanded proceeding throughout the remainder of the afternoon scoring victory in the second heat and meeting final. In the meeting final Ryan McCrory was the runner up with Gavin Fegan third.

Calvin Blake continued his run of form in the Saloon Stock Cars capitalising from a demotion to the blue grade, Blake secured wins in the opening heat and meeting final. Ryan Wright was on hand to deny Blake a hat trick with a well executed win in heat two.

Fresh from a final win on the last outing Leon Gamble romped to a double heat victory but couldn’t hold off the rapid Jack Kennedy who run clear to take the final win in style. Gamble rounded out the afternoon with a strong second place finish with William Donnell coming home third.

Stevie Elder and Paul Nesbitt shared the Gp2 Lighting Rod heat spoils before Ballymena’s Jack Gault inherited the final silverware after first across the line Elder was penalised by the stewards. Nesbitt was confirmed runner-up with Jamie Burney third.

Eoin Donnelly managed to hold off late pressure from Demi Ritchie to take a double heat victory in the ORCi Ministox. Ritchie upped her game to take the silverware in the meeting final, joining the Scottish superstar Ritchie on the podium was Donnelly and Harry Martin in third.

Maia Thompson was in dominating form in the Junior Rods rounding out the afternoon undefeated. Thompson cruised to a fine hat trick of victories. Also picking up silverware in the final was Codi Wilson (runner up) and Noah Teggart (third).

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 940 998 718 922 991 243
Heat 2: 991 940 918 922 10 998 999
Final: 918 998 991 718 940 10 999

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 153 747 170 181 811 105 711
Heat 2: 922 747 811 153 105 170 181
Final: 170 747 153 181 105 922 811

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 33 922 37 946 997 127 936 515 44 262
Heat 2: 33 946 922 127 997 917 993 515 101 48
Final: 993 101 37 33 917 44 946 997 922 936

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 89 118 62 911 314 16 92 203 21 23
Heat 2: 89 92 314 911 16 118 62 21 206
Final: 69 314 92 16 911 118 89 62 203 21

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 107 969 901 689
Heat 2: 901 68 975 218 107 74 1 621
Final: 945 975 969 107 901 1 74 621 218

Micro F2
Heat 1: 137 99 180 153 733 1689 708 134
Heat 2: 137 99 153 25 733 16 89 134
Final: 137 99 153 25 180 733 89 134 16 708

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Ryan McCrory opened up the afternoon with a convincing victory in Brisca F2 heat one before Daniel Stewart showed strong pace to swoop the heat two honours. Shea Fegan found pace to take the final win ahead of his father Graham in second and Stewart third.

Ryan Wright was the opening saloon heat winner before David McKinnon secured a win in heat two which was his maiden victory in the formula. Ryan Patton continued his recent run of form with a runaway final win, taking the flag ahead of Matthew Stirling and Wright.

The 1300 Stock Cars were again out in force with another fine afternoon of contact race action. Jon McQuillan was the double heat winner. Ballynure’s Michael Logan cruised his classic Toyota Starlet to victory line with an impressive win in the meeting final, David Wilson was the runner up with Alexander McCreadie third.

Brandon McCaughan enjoyed wins in both the ORCi Stock Rod heat races, while Leon Gamble secure his first ever final win after a close fought final. Former World Champion Jack Kennedy was the runner up with the British and ORCi Champion William Donnell third.

Charlie Hill and Maia Thompson were the Junior Rod heat winners before Mya Hill went the distance to take the final silverware. Completing the final podium was Codi Wilson and Ryan Abernethy Jnr.

Completing the race card was the Micro F2 Stock Cars. On the day young George Woods proved to be unstoppable chalking up victories in all three events.

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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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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 918 718 24 998 940 216 932 74 207
Heat 2: 207 24 718 918 940 998 932 74 216
Final: 998 940 24 207 718 74 243 922 991

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 760 720 407 661 902 136 389 811 121
Heat 2: 124 45 600 151 153 57 661 607 181
Heat 3: 607 902 153 600 697 618 407 747 41

Irish Open Final: 697 760 389 121 618 811 622 105 199

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 262 936 515 48 168 946 378 20 997
Heat 2: 515 36 922 20 993 168 946 378 48
Heat 3: 48 22 946 20 922 378 262 917 127

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 92 918 115 16 165 911 314 89 944
Heat 2: 165 314 92 16 89 911 918 69 203
Irish Open Final: 92 314 16 911 944 69 918 203 62

Ministox
Heat 1: 920 68 14 202 651 511 480 136 50
Heat 2: 858 68 754 176 618 920 651 50 475
Heat 3: 14 858 202 50 136 475 68 29 480

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 74 107 218 901 969 945 1 908 975
Heat 2: 908 1 107 74 975 218 106 901 621
Final: 908 975 945 tbc
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The Saloon Stock Car Speed Weekend has continued to grow year on year, with 2025 being no exception. A mammoth turnout of saloons was in attendance with representation from all corners of the UK including the current World Champion Archie Brown.

Saturday evening would see 3 heat races before the main Irish Open showdown at the end of the meeting.

Joey Reynolds took the opening spoils of the evening before Andrew Mathieson secured the victory in heat two. The third and final heat was an action packed affair, Stevie Honeyman held on for the win ahead of Brad Compton Sage and Ryan Wright after some late shuffles.

After all the points had been tallied for the Irish Open title decider Barry Russell emerged the pole sitter alongside the defending title holder Brad “Buster” Sage. Menacingly placed on row two was seasoned campaigners Ryan Wright and Stevie Honeyman.
At the drop of the green Wright quickly dispatched Russell to take up the running, as Wright started to stretch clear the first of many caution periods were called. On the resumption Wright and Joey Reynolds scrapped for the top spot before Buster wriggled into the fight also. The busy feature event continued in a stop start fashion with many yellow flag periods not allowing any to truly break free. With only a lap to run and the first five well clear (Buster, Reynolds, Jordan Cassie, Wright and Ryan Santry) another spanner was thrown into the works as the yellow caution lights illuminated. After a frantic last lap dash Cassie dodged the drama to take the glory. Joining him on the podium was Reynolds and Santry.

The ORCi Stock Rod Irish Open title was also up for grabs. Defending holder William Donnell got his evening off to a flying start with a convincing win in the opening qualifying heat. Heat two went the way the visiting Jamie Dawson. Donnell dominated the Irish Open race in its entirety to reclaim the green and white checkers, Larne man Donnell was joined on the podium by former World Champions Jack Kennedy (2nd) and Samuel Montgomery (3rd).

The Ministox were on Irish Open qualifying duties, with three heats races on the billing. Wayne Wedge Jnr was the victor in heat one. Scotland’s Rhys Anderson took the flag in heat two before the young lady race Demi Ritchie claimed the spoils in the third encounter.

Also qualifying only on Saturday was the 1300 Stock Cars. Three heats for the Iron man title seen wins for Matthew Weir, Joshua McKinstry and Craig Bodenham. Not a winner on the night was Michael Logan however he was the talking point after a spectacular roll over on the back straight during the third heat.

The Brisca F2 Stock Cars were on hand to provide support action; the field was swollen by a sprinkling of visiting interest. Shea Fegan and Alfie Flecken enjoyed a heat win apiece. Notably for Flecken, it was his debut weekend in the formula. Graham Fegan stormed through in the feature final to take the honours ahead of Ryan McCrory and Flecken.

Completing the packed race card was the Junior Rods. Riley Dawson Stirling and Ryan Addis shared the heat honours before Addis went on to take the final spoils also. In the final Codi Wilson and Mya Hill rounded out the trophy places.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 918 922 998 940 718 216 933 10
Heat 2: 918 718 998 940 922 216 933 932 10
Final: 922 918 998 940 718 216 932 10

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 170 747 493 711 153 105 181 922
Heat 2: 170 711 747 811 922 153 181 105
Final: 170 747 153 493 711 922 811 181 105

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 911 118 16 69 314 92 918 115 203 62
Heat 2: 911 448 69 314 92 16 115 918 62 203
Final: 911 314 118 92 115 918 62 203

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 96 837 51 132 777 308 131 72 828
Heat 2: 48 96 777 172 132 837 51 131 828
Final: 837 132 777 96 72 172 131 919 51 308

Ministox
Heat 1: 14 964 181 22 99
Heat 2: 14 964 22 99 181
Final: 14 964 181 22 99

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 107 74 901 218 975 969 908 621
Heat 2: 975 969 218 107 945 68 908 85 74 621
Final: 901 969 945 218 975 908 85 68 621 74

Micro F2
Heat 1: 137 153 25 484 89 132 958
Heat 2: 137 99 153 733 484 25 89 16 958 936
Final: 153 99 137 89 25 733 16 958 932

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The 2025 season proper got underway with a bumper 7 formula billing.

Joshua Murray pulled off a fine drive to claim the victory in the Brisca F2 Stock Car Final, taking the flag ahead of Shea and Graham Fegan. Earlier in the afternoon S Fegan enjoyed a double heat victory.

Co Armagh’s Ryan Patton proved unstoppable in the Saloon Stock Cars romping to a hat trick of wins. Following Patton across the line in the meeting final was the current Irish Champion Matt Stirling and former Irish Champion Ryan Wright.

The official my laps results confirmed Steven Elder as a double heat winner in the Gp 2 Lightning Rods before star name David Nesbitt grabbed the glory taking a fine win in the final.

Charlie Hill and Codi Wilson recorded a heat victory each in the Junior Rods before Maia Thompson got here hands on the final silverware, joining Thompson on the podium was Ryan Aberbethy Jnr and Mya Hill.

It was the visiting Demi Ritchie who dominated the afternoon in the Ministox. Ritchie completed the meeting undefeated. Next across the finish line in the final was Eoin Donnelly and Harry Martin.

Another who secured a tremendous hat trick of wins was Ballymena’s Cole McFall, picking up a double heat and final victory in the ORCi Stock Rods. McFall was chased home in the final by Jack Kennedy and Matthew McKinstry.

Completing the busy 21 race billing was the Micro F2’s. George Woods chalked up a double heat triumph before Kyle Anderson got his hands on the final silverware.

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1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 945 936 101 22 262 946 997 41 515 48
Heat 2: 993 262 101 48 515 41 946 22 936 922
Final: 936 101 515 922 993 946 22 954 262 997

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 901 975 969 218 74 945 1
Heat 2: 908 218 945 107 975 901 969 74
Final: 107 969 975 74 901 945

Micro F2
Heat 1: 25 180 89 733
Heat 2: 99 25 733 180 89
Final:

1600 Bangers
Heat 1: 32 4 227 44 161 252 487
Heat 2: 44 4 32 119 252
Final: 44 4 161
DD 4

Unlimited Bangers
Heat 1 16: 151 24 291 33 73 173
Heat 2 16: 151 33 64
Final 16: 151 180 64 33 24
DD 33:

---------------------------------------------Nutts Corner Raceway welcomed back the Unlimited National Bangers for the 2025 Paddy Whack.
Michael Flaherty no stranger to Nutts Corner showed his experience when he took a convincing win in the feature race, joining him on the podium was Gavin Mulvey and Fraer Combe. Flaherty then went on to take victory in both the allcomer events before Stephen Doyle last to the end to take the DD spoils.

The main event for the 1600 Bangers was the Paddy Whack race where Aaron McGraw held of the competition to take the title ahead of Josh Golligher and Jack Bell. Later in the day the Golligher boys commanded proceedings with Lucas enjoying a double heat triumph before Josh took the triumph in the DD.

In the 1300 Stock Cars Gary Freeburn and Michael Logan enjoyed a heat win apiece before Freeburn went on to claim the silverware in the meeting final also.

Maia Thompson and Ryan Addis shared the Junior Rod heat wins before Charlie Hill romped to victory in the meeting final. Following Hill across the line was Ryan Abernethy Jnr and Codi Wilson.

Completing the busy race card was the Micro F2’s. Jake Adams secured the opening win of the afternoon before the Irish Champion Robbie Graham turned up the pace to take victory in heat two and the final.

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1300 Saloon Stock Cars

Heat 1: 973 101 262 922 22 33 946 515 954 41
Heat 2: 262 946 22 922 101 973
Final: 946 973 22 922 33 262 101 515

Micro F2
Heat 1: 137 180 733 25 99 89 153
Heat 2: 180 733 137 99 25 89 153
Final: 137 180 89 99 153

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 96 37 132 131 17 777 837 172 774
Heat 2: 96 37 837 17 131 77 132
Final: 37 837 96 132 131 19 39

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 74 218 945 969 975 908 85 901
Heat 2: 74 945 218 969 901 975 908 85
Final: 74 901 975 218 945 969 85 908

B2B Bangers
Heat 1: 69 73 35
Heat 2: 73 35
Final: 73 35
There was action aplenty at the New year meeting at NuttsCorner Raceway, where Archie Farrell outlasted his opponents to claim a spectacular victory in the figure of 8 Caravan Destruction Derby.

In the 1300 Stock Cars there were debut heat wins for Scott Rainey and Matthew Weir in what was in first meeting in the senior ranks. Republic of Ireland man Fionn Donnelly continued his current spate of pace with a well calculated win in the meeting final. Next home was Rainey and Bradley woods both of whom enjoyed a spell in the 2L Saloon Stock Cars recently.

George woods was the pace setter in the Micro F2’s where he stormed to glory in the opening heat and meeting final. The remaining heat race was won by William McGaffin.

Steven Elder had a great run in the Group 2 Lightning Rods chalking up a double heat triumph. Elder looked as though he was on his way to the silverware in the meeting final also, however a late race caution allowed the veteran race Paul Nesbitt to nip through and take the win. David Nesbitt was the runner up with Elder hanging on for third.

Completing the race card was the Junior Rods where Riley Dawson-Stirling was in sizzling form taking wins in both heats and the grand final. Joining Riley-Dawson on the final podium was Maia Thompson and Codi Wilson.



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