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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 the number of different drivers who have visited victory lane, Luke Oldfield, Brent Kratzmann, Mitchell Gee and Kevin Titman are amongst those who have tasted the spoils of victory and all five will be seeking further success when they hit the track this weekend.
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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.
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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 Rankin who put in the most outstanding drive of the night, home in third place was the current Eureka Garages & Sheds Series Champion Corey McCullagh.
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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 securing fourth, despite inverting the N65 racer in qualifying, failing to record a qualifying time and missing the first round of heats. Danny Reidy completed the top five finishers, an impressive drive from the rear of the field after being relegated to the rear towards the end of the first feature while running inside the top three.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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California’s Corey Eliasson has claimed his first QSS World Series Sprintcars main event win on his debut at the Perth Motorplex.
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Adrian Haywood returns to racing this Friday and Saturday nights at the Perth Motorplex, with the final two nights of World Series Sprintcars.
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Adrian Haywood returns to racing this Friday and Saturday nights at the Perth Motorplex, with the final two nights of World Series Sprintcars.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Murray Bridge racer Ryan Jones captured his 32nd career Sprintcar A-Main victory and his first of his career at the Sunline Speedway last night in round 9 of the Mainline Dynalog Dynamometers Allstars Sprintcar Series. Driving the Scott Perrett owned #98 Triple X, Jones started the 30 lap final from position four and drove to the front making the pass for the lead on Mark Caruso on lap 8. From that point he was never headed winning the race comfortably ahead of Jarman Dalitz, who recorded his career best Allstars result, and Mark Caruso.
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Kevin Titman was victorious in Round Eleven of the East Coast Logistics Sprintcar Series at Ausdeck Patios Archerfield Speedway last night, racing past the chequered flag ahead of Aaron Kelly and Mitchell Gee. Early leader Lachlan McHugh, who had a thrilling battle with Titman for the race lead, eventually finished fourth while Tim Farrell completed the top five in an action-packed affair.
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Brett Milburn took his first Eureka Garages & Sheds Sprintcar Series feature win this season at Western Speedway Hamilton last night which also helped him extend his Series points lead over the luckless Jordyn Charge.
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Some ten rounds after his season-opening feature race success, Kevin Titman returned to victory lane at Ausdeck Archerfield Speedway on Saturday night (February 15), chasing down runaway leader Lachlan McHugh to win round eleven of the East Coast Logistics Sprintcar Track Championship. With McHugh relegated by race officials during a late restart, Aaron Kelly would find himself second at the chequer, with Mitchell Gee finishing third ahead of McHugh and Tim Farrell in a race the delivered some terrific racing in challenging conditions.
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Krikke Motorsport’s Kerry Madsen has survived a last corner stab from James McFadden to take victory in round twelve of World Series Sprintcars at Bunbury Speedway.
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KERRY Madsen made it two feature race wins in a row when he claimed the combined World Series Sprintcars/Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series round at Bunbury Speedway on Saturday night.
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Knoxville, Iowa based Kerry Madsen has parked the Krikke Motorsport #W2 in victory lane for the first time in eighteen rounds of QSS World Series Sprintcars, leading from start to finish at the series’ first ever appearance at Esperance Holden Speedway in Western Australia.
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It’s a tiny town of only 3,000 but Waikerie in SA have a dedicated sport loving population and Sunline Speedway is supported well by the locals. This Saturday night will no doubt be the same as it is the opening night for their 2020 season.
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The Eureka Garages & Sheds Sprintcar Series returns to Western Speedway Hamilton this weekend the fifteenth of February for round nine of the Series that is sure to produce a titanic battle between the current Series point leader and two times Eureka Series Champion Brett Milburn and the young man in second place Jordyn Charge.
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Having spent the last few weeks contesting interstate events with varying levels of success, several of Queensland’s standout Sprintcar competitors are returning home this weekend to contest round eleven of the East Coast Logistics Track Championship at Ausdeck Archerfield Speedway on Saturday night (February 15). The likes of Andrew Scheuerle, Lachlan McHugh, Mitchell Gee and Kevin Titman are back in action, taking on series leader Aaron Kelly, previous round winner Brent Kratzmann and another 19 drivers hell bent on breaking through for that most elusive of achievements; a Sprintcar feature race win. Also on another stacked program will be round seven of the American Tire and Racing Services Midget Series, along with Wingless Sprints, Formula 500s, Lightning Sprints and Ford vs Holden vs Sigma sedans.
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While the sport of speedway continues to grow rapidly at the entry and intermediate ranks, the elite level of the sport is also expanding, thanks notably to a growing body of team owners who have an insatiable desire to win both in business and on the racetrack.
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While the sport of speedway continues to grow rapidly at the entry and intermediate ranks, the elite level of the sport is also expanding, thanks notably to a growing body of team owners who have an insatiable desire to win both in business and on the racetrack.
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Matt Egel claimed his fourth career Ultimate Sprintcar Championship SA round victory on Saturday night at the Murray Machining and Sheds Speedway at Murray Bridge, on what proved to be a tough and controversial night.
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For the second season in succession the South Australian Sprintcar Title will be staged at the Whyalla Speedway with the race paying $10,000 to the winner. Preparations for the rescheduled event are now underway with the title being held on March 14, 2020. In addition to the State Title, it will also double as Round 2 of the Sprintcar Country Tri-Series.
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Last night’s RD 8 of the Mainline DynoLog Dynamometers All Star Series saw Brenten Farrer in the Porker Transport VA27 take out his first A Main win for the season. Farrer dominated the night winning the Oval Express Magazine Quick Time Award, winning a heat as well as the Pole Shoot Out.
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JOCK Goodyer showed why he is one of the up and coming stars of Australian speedway when he won the feature race in round 12 of the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series at the Perth Motorplex on Saturday night.
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While the sport of speedway continues to grow rapidly at the entry and intermediate ranks, the elite level of the sport is also expanding, thanks notably to a growing body of team owners who have an insatiable desire to win both in business and on the racetrack.
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While the sport of speedway continues to grow rapidly at the entry and intermediate ranks, the elite level of the sport is also expanding, thanks notably to a growing body of team owners who have an insatiable desire to win both in business and on the racetrack.
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The Hi-Tec Oils Ultimate Speedway Challenge will visit the Murray Machining and Sheds Speedway at Murray Bridge for the final time this season on Saturday Night (February 8) with star studded line-ups in all three categories including the newly crowned Australian Sprintcar Champion Jamie Veal.
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After another weekend sitting on the side lines due to weather the Mainline DynoLog Dynamometers All Star Series will now kick off their final swing for 2020 this Saturday night February 8th for Round 8 at Heartland Raceway, Moama. “Last weekend was the 2nd wash out this season and we are hoping we won’t get any more”. Promoter Searle tells us.
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Feb 6, 2020
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Following his outstanding performance during last weekend’s Australian 410 Sprintcar Championship on home soil – Latrobe Speedway in Tasmania – Hobart’s Shaun Dobson has announced that will be his final 2019-20 season appearance.
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For the 10th occasion in the 2019-20 season, Kerry Madsen and the Krikke Motorsport team collected a minor podium finish, this time, it was during last weekend’s Australian 410 Sprintcar Championship at Latrobe Speedway in Tasmania.
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South Australian fans will be the first to see the new #1 on the tail tank of newly crowned Australian Sprintcar Champion Jamie Veal.
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Warrnambool resident Jamie Veal is the new Australian Sprintcar Champion after capturing the Title in a bruising encounter at the Latrobe Speedway. After starting the 40-Lap Championship decider from the pole position it was far from an easy run for Veal who had to survive several challenges for the lead, including a move that saw Veal, James McFadden and Shaun Dobson race three wide through turn four as they battled for the top spot.
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Unfortunately the committee at Blue Ribbon Raceway have assessed the conditions and have decided to cancel tonight. All of the venue is wet and with the forecast of more rain today we have no hope of getting it done. So far this season shows in 6, rain outs 2.
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