BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 998 467 991 216 918 718 317 10 517 733
Heat 2: 517 467 998 216 991 718 918 317 10 922
Final: 998 467 517 216 718 991 918 317 10 243

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 59 661 760 747 129 670 389 618 600 561
Heat 2: 407 760 5 626 747 389 618 661 697 181
Irish Masters Final: 747 902 407 153 261 711 181 121 760 600
Stephen Memorial: 261 902 181 670 747 697 711 389 600 760

1300 Stock Cars
Iron Man Final: 997 194 972 41 888 335 922 44 993 936
Iron Man Revenge: 997 972 194 888 44 41 932 101 936 378
Allcomers: 194 997 335 922 44 972 101 41 515 888

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 165 918 92 77 47 944 314 16 612 115
Heat 2: 918 47 944 314 16 77 21 46
Irish Masters Final: 944 918 314 115 77 165 46 21 16

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 131 37 87 837 132 51 172 774
Heat 2: 131 837 37 87 51 132 72 172
Final: 37 837 87 132 51 172 72

Ministox
Irish Open Final: 7 475 202 20 306 484 29 88 339 27
Irish Revenge: 7 17 207 20 306 929 88 629 202 60
Allcomers: 14 475 20 88 929 202 136 7 484 629
The April Speed Weekend at Nutts Corner Raceway (April 6th & 7th) served up a spectacular mix of thrills and spills; with the drivers braving Storm Kathleen to put a fine show on for the large gathering of spectators.

Buster unstoppable

The mighty, all action Saloon Stock Cars were the main attraction as they contested their Irish Open and Masters Championship titles. Three heat events would determine the grid for Saturdays feature race, the Irish Open. Drivers from each of the nations being represented picked up heat victories with Scotland’s Derek Duff, England’s Joey Reynolds and local man Ryan Wright all visiting victory lane.
The title race got off to a lively start claiming a few victims along the way. After a few caution periods the race settled down, by this stage English man Brad “Buster” Compton Sage had a comfortable lead. Sage went on to take the honours ahead of fellow countryman Ryan Santry and the Scottish Champion Ross Watters.

A further Two heat races were order of the day on Sunday ahead of the Irish Masters title showdown. Steven Bolton and Declan Honeyman shared the victories. The Masters race was a lively one, with heavy blows exchanged right from the off. Several caution periods and 20 laps later Coleraine man Matt Stirling emerged the winner, next across the line were Sage, Honeyman, Wright and Dom Davies. The Annual Stephen Boyd Memorial race concluded the weekend where Davies picked up the silverware.

Hardie stamps authority

Over 30 ORC Ministox assembled to do battle for the prestigious Irish Open title. Scotland’s Charlie Hardie was the star performer, picking up a double heat victory on Saturday night only to be denied a perfect hat trick by Ollie Sime who blasted to glory in the third and final heat.
Hardie was again on dominant form on Sunday where he won both the Irish Open and revenge races. Demi Ritchie rounded out the weekend with a win in Sunday’s allcomers race.


Irish Open title for Donnell

Also contesting Irish Open honours was the ORCi Stock Rods. Larne’s William Donnell was the winner of heat one before visiting driver Jamie Dawson got his hands on the heat two silverware. Come the main event there was no stopping Donnell. He completed the distance to take the win ahead of Callum Hossie and Calyn Peoples. As per the Saloon format the Stock Rods also contested the Irish Master on Sunday afternoon. Dawson and Peoples were the heat winners before Hossie cruised to a fine win in the final. Peoples was runner up this time around with former World Champion Jack Kennedy third.

Support formula roundup
In the F2 Stock Cars, Graham Fegan enjoyed a double heat victory on Saturday before Junior Rod graduate Daniel Stewart stormed to victory in the meeting final. Fegan was again a visitor to victory lane on Sunday with wins in heat one and the final. Declan Og McFerran was the heat two winner.

A welcome addition to the billing over the course of the 2 days of racing was the 1300 Stock Cars. They were on fine form all weekend long. Saturday was qualifying for the Iron Man Final on Sunday, Michael Logan, Leonard Dunn and Robbie Wright all enjoyed wins. On top of his win Logan also performed rollovers in both heat three and during Sunday’s main race. The Irish Champion was the man to beat on Sunday, taking the spoils in the Iron man Final and revenge race. Robbie Wright topped his weekend off with a fine win in the allcomers.

Oisin Arbuckle was the victor in Junior Rod heat one and Final with Codi Wilson picking up the honours in heat two.
In the GP2 Lightning Rod Jamie Burney completed the heats undefeated before Paul Nesbitt turned up the pace to claim the final honours.
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BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 998 918 74 467 216 243 974 991 222
Heat 2: 998 74 517 991 467 216 918 974 718
Final: 991 467 998 74 718 216 918 974 317

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 626 600 407 670 153 902 607 692 618
Heat 2: 153 747 129 902 171711 277 561 697 389
Heat 3: 760 747 600 670 105 661 171 811 389
Irish Open Final:902 389 670 277 747 600 618 171 129

1300 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 993 614 922 972 194 936 888 41 515
Heat 2: 215 993 378 41 93 194 48 44 972
Heat 3: 194 888 972 997 41 44 936 335 101

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 92 165 77 918 47 944 314 115 612
Heat 2: 165 92 918 77 47 16 46 944 115
Irish Open Final: 92 944 918 165 47 16 314 46 612

Ministox
Heat 1: 14 7 20 339 202 88 306 207 29
Heat 2: 7 29 202 20 96 475 207 136 306
Heat 3: 480 879 339 88 267 20 202 136 207

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 110 74 218 85 945 969 1 68
Heat 2: 975 110 218 945 969 85 107 68
Final: 110 88 945 969 107 68
The April Speed Weekend at Nutts Corner Raceway (April 6th & 7th) served up a spectacular mix of thrills and spills; with the drivers braving Storm Kathleen to put a fine show on for the large gathering of spectators.

Buster unstoppable

The mighty, all action Saloon Stock Cars were the main attraction as they contested their Irish Open and Masters Championship titles. Three heat events would determine the grid for Saturdays feature race, the Irish Open. Drivers from each of the nations being represented picked up heat victories with Scotland’s Derek Duff, England’s Joey Reynolds and local man Ryan Wright all visiting victory lane.
The title race got off to a lively start claiming a few victims along the way. After a few caution periods the race settled down, by this stage English man Brad “Buster” Compton Sage had a comfortable lead. Sage went on to take the honours ahead of fellow countryman Ryan Santry and the Scottish Champion Ross Watters.

A further Two heat races were order of the day on Sunday ahead of the Irish Masters title showdown. Steven Bolton and Declan Honeyman shared the victories. The Masters race was a lively one, with heavy blows exchanged right from the off. Several caution periods and 20 laps later Coleraine man Matt Stirling emerged the winner, next across the line were Sage, Honeyman, Wright and Dom Davies. The Annual Stephen Boyd Memorial race concluded the weekend where Davies picked up the silverware.

Hardie stamps authority

Over 30 ORC Ministox assembled to do battle for the prestigious Irish Open title. Scotland’s Charlie Hardie was the star performer, picking up a double heat victory on Saturday night only to be denied a perfect hat trick by Ollie Sime who blasted to glory in the third and final heat.
Hardie was again on dominant form on Sunday where he won both the Irish Open and revenge races. Demi Ritchie rounded out the weekend with a win in Sunday’s allcomers race.


Irish Open title for Donnell

Also contesting Irish Open honours was the ORCi Stock Rods. Larne’s William Donnell was the winner of heat one before visiting driver Jamie Dawson got his hands on the heat two silverware. Come the main event there was no stopping Donnell. He completed the distance to take the win ahead of Callum Hossie and Calyn Peoples. As per the Saloon format the Stock Rods also contested the Irish Master on Sunday afternoon. Dawson and Peoples were the heat winners before Hossie cruised to a fine win in the final. Peoples was runner up this time around with former World Champion Jack Kennedy third.

Support formula roundup
In the F2 Stock Cars, Graham Fegan enjoyed a double heat victory on Saturday before Junior Rod graduate Daniel Stewart stormed to victory in the meeting final. Fegan was again a visitor to victory lane on Sunday with wins in heat one and the final. Declan Og McFerran was the heat two winner.

A welcome addition to the billing over the course of the 2 days of racing was the 1300 Stock Cars. They were on fine form all weekend long. Saturday was qualifying for the Iron Man Final on Sunday, Michael Logan, Leonard Dunn and Robbie Wright all enjoyed wins. On top of his win Logan also performed rollovers in both heat three and during Sunday’s main race. The Irish Champion was the man to beat on Sunday, taking the spoils in the Iron man Final and revenge race. Robbie Wright topped his weekend off with a fine win in the allcomers.

Oisin Arbuckle was the victor in Junior Rod heat one and Final with Codi Wilson picking up the honours in heat two.
In the GP2 Lightning Rod Jamie Burney completed the heats undefeated before Paul Nesbitt turned up the pace to claim the final honours.

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2Lt Saloon Stock Cars

Heat 1: 59 153 747 181 105 493 711 951 811 170
Heat 2: 951 59 747 153 181 711 105 811 493
Final: 951 493 153 711 181 747 59 811 105


GP2 Lightning Rods

Heat 1: 132 51 837 60 13 172 72
Heat 2: 13 837 132 51 72 172
Final: 132 13 873 51 60 172


Ministox

Heat 1: 29 484 96 388 929 181 985 22
Heat 2: 29 929 181 924 484 388 96 985 22
Final: 29 929 484 96 388 924 181 985 22


Junior Rods

Heat 1: 975 969 218 110 945 74 107 1 85
Heat 2: 218 85 110 969 945 107 74 1 68 975
Final: 85 110 218 975 969 945 107 74 1 68


B2B Micro Bangers

Heat 1: 92 93 95 118 11 73 21
Heat 2: 92 73 21
Final: 92 93 95 21 X 11
DD: 118


Micro F2

Heat 1 99: 733 25 153 132 932 16
Heat 2 99: 733 25 180 153 132 36
Final 733: 180 111 132 25 153 16

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The new season got off to a flying start on Sunday afternoon with a 6 formula billing.


The ORCi Ministox made their NCR debut, the field was boosted with the welcome addition of Scottish visitors Davy Philp Jnr, Dean Heeps and Cole Ford. Philp showed his experience when he romped to a fine brace of victories, completing the afternoon undefeated. Leyton Hughes was the best of the local contingent, scoring runner up finishes in both the second heat and final.


William Donnell dominated proceedings in the Back 2 Basic Bangers, chalking up wins in all three races. Local man Matthew McKinstry lasted the distance to take glory in the destruction derby which was the final event of the day.


The yellow graders proved to be unbeatable in the Saloon Stock Cars with Steven Bolton and Robert Mawhinney sharing the heat wins before Mawhinney went on to take the meeting final. Next across the line was Glen Watt and Ryan Wright.


Codi Wilson continued to show promise in the Junior Rod ranks, continuing his fine run of form from late 2023 with a heat win on Sunday afternoon. Noah Teggart was another who featured well with a fine heat two victory. Young lady racer Jaydon Brunton crushed the opposition in the meeting final, securing victory ahead of Oisin Arbuckle and Teggart.


Ricky People was the man to beat in the Gp2 Lightning Rods taking a fine heat and final double. Former ORC Lightning Rod World Champion returned to his racing roots and was soon visiting victory lane with a well calculated heat two win. Shaw was again on the pace in the final scoring a runner finish.

Also on the race card was the popular Micro F2 Stock Cars. Robbie Graham was winner of both the heats before Kurtis Peoples turned up the pace to take a runway triumph in the final.

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