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Titman and Gee are Chasing Three

McFADDEN CLAIMS WORLD SERIES AS MADSEN BOWS OUT

Eliason wins tyre burner at Motorplex

ELIASON WINS ON MOTORPLEX DEBUT

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Titman and Gee are Chasing Three

This Saturday (February 29) might be the end of summer, but rest assured the action at Archerfield Speedway will be sizzling when round 12 of the East Coast Logistics Sprintcar Track Championship is decided, bringing together no less than five drivers who have secured feature race victories so far this season. In what has been of the most competitive seasons for some time with regard to
Persistence Pays With WSS Grand Final For Haywood

After a very disappointing Friday night, Adrian Haywood looked to atone on Saturday night in the QSS World Series Sprintcars Grand Final, with the goal again to make the A Main. Despite not making the A Main automatically, Haywood would qualify via the B Main to make the final event of the 14 round series. A key focus for Haywood was to qualify well, but would also need some luck w
Anderson Dose it Again In the Eureka Sprintcar Series

Round ten of the Eureka Garages & Sheds Sprintcar Series last night at Heartland Raceway was an interesting night after a short delay to get the meeting underway and then later on some of the track lights went out to delay the meeting again but the end result was Grant Anderson has continued his dominance at Heartland Raceway to take yet another Eureka Series A Main event from Terry
Kicking Up The Dirt - Mayor's Cup

Sprintcars returned to Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway last night for the Mayor's Cup and another round of USC Sprintcars, with Andrew Scheuerle standing victorious at the end of a gruelling and action-packed twin features format. Lachlan McHugh, who was relegated to the rear of the field after a spin early in the first feature, claimed second ahead of Bryan Mann, with Mitchell Gee s
McFADDEN CLAIMS WORLD SERIES AS MADSEN BOWS OUT

James McFadden has sealed his fifth QSS World Series Sprintcars Championship with a breathtaking win at the Perth Motorplex, after series combatant Kerry Madsen failed to finish with a broken front end. McFadden entered the final event of the season with a 42-point lead over Madsen, and expanded the gap to 64 after securing Revolution Racegear Quicktime and logging a 3rd and 4th in hi
JMac wins WSS final and championship

JAMES McFadden won the Grand Final of the World Series Sprintcars Championship in fine style at the Perth Motorplex on Saturday night, winning the feature race to wrap up the points chase over title contender Kerry Madsen. In front of a large crowd, McFadden stole the lead from American Cory Eliason on the last corner, with David Murcott further back in third in what was also the penu
Tough Night For Haywood At WSS

It was a tough return in every sense of the word for Adrian Haywood on Friday night, when he took to the Perth Motorplex with the penultimate round of QSS Wold Series Sprintcars. Haywood was very much aware that qualifying is key to a successful night, and generally this season, Haywood has performed well in the two laps that count so much towards having a good night at the office. Q
Eliason wins tyre burner at Motorplex

AMERICAN Cory Eliason won round 14 of the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series at the Perth Motorplex on Friday night, that was also the penultimate round of the World Series Sprintcars Championship. Driving the WA-based Diamond Bay Motorsport W26, he won from James McFadden and Kerry Madsen in a testing 35-lap feature race that saw the track take rubber and most cars finish without rub
ELIASON WINS ON MOTORPLEX DEBUT

California’s Corey Eliasson has claimed his first QSS World Series Sprintcars main event win on his debut at the Perth Motorplex. Still struggling with jetlag after flying in a day earlier, the 27-year-old from Kingsburg had barely taken a glance at the venue before claiming Revolution Racegear QuickTime , and set about on a campaign to play “the spoiler” in the championship battle be
World Series Return For Haywood

Adrian Haywood returns to racing this Friday and Saturday nights at the Perth Motorplex, with the final two nights of World Series Sprintcars. Haywood last raced in December and with the birth of his third child, moving house and repairing a severely damaged race car from Boxing Night, Haywood will return in a brand new Chassis on Friday night, after a hectic two month layoff. At o
Haywood Returns For WSS

Adrian Haywood returns to racing this Friday and Saturday nights at the Perth Motorplex, with the final two nights of World Series Sprintcars. Haywood last raced in December and with the birth of his third child, moving house and repairing a severely damaged race car from Boxing Night, Haywood will return in a brand new Chassis on Friday night, after a hectic two month layoff. At o
Farrell Finding His Feet

One of the newest faces on the 410 Sprintcar scene in Queensland is Tim Farrell, and he is certainly making an impression in his first full season. In last Saturday night’s latest East Coast Logistics Series round at Brisbane’s Archerfield Speedway, Farrell recorded a season-best performance: a fifth-place feature-race finish. So far this season, the Gold Coast, Queensland-based ra
Experience Bolsters Team Pitt Racing

When you mix a relatively new team to Sprintcar racing and a driver with over three decades worth of experience, it’s a win-win situation, which is exactly the case with Team Pitt Racing linking up with multiple Tasmanian Sprintcar Champion Adrian Redpath. After making a cameo appearance with Team Pitt Racing for last season’s Tasmanian 410 Sprintcar Title, Redpath during the most rec
A Strong Entry List for the Eureka Series at Heartland Raceway

Round ten of the 2019-2020 Eureka Garages & Sheds Sprintcar Series will be conducted at Heartland Raceway Echuca /Moama this Saturday night with a strong field of drivers from Victoria and New South Wales looking for glory in this event. Last round winner and current Eureka Series point’s leader Brett Milburn will lead the charge of Victorian drivers along with Jordyn Charge, Core
Krikke Motorsport’s Clean Sweep

The Krikke Motorsport team’s quest for this season’s World Series Sprintcar Championship point standings win took a massive leap forward following the dominance over the weekend of team driver Kerry Madsen. Madsen took out last Friday night’s 11th round at Esperance Speedway and then backed up that form by taking out the following night’s 12th round at the team’s home track of Bunbury
Ryan stars in the Riverland

After a mid-week call from Scott Perrett asking if he would like to run the car at Waikerie Ryan Jones and the PFR team parked the car in Victory Lane. “Every time we hit the race track we showed improvement, Michael made the right adjustments and by the end of the night I think we had the fastest car here and it showed. I can’t thank the track guys enough Chris Evans and all those t