BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 933 517 74 467 998 918 317 718 991 10
Heat 2: 998 4678 718991 317 918 74 922 10
Final: 918 998 718 991 922 10 74

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 48 171 515 194 958 997 922 41 972 44
Heat 2: 48 194 997 515 44 972 24 993 933 958
Final: 171 958 48 194 515 922 44 972 997 888

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 131 87 132 51 33
Heat 2: 87 132 837 131 51 69
Final: 131 837 132 87 777 51 69 13

Ministox
Heat 1: 924 929 96 181 436
Heat 2: 929 96 924 181 22
Final: 929 96 181 924 22

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 218 945 85 74 107 969 110
Heat 2: 218 945 969 85 110 107 1
Final: 218 945 85 969 107 110 1

Micro F2
Heat 1: 25 99 153 733 134 99
Heat 2: 25 99 180 153 733 134 132 932 137
Final: 99 25 733 180 153 134 137 132

B2B Micro Bangers
Heat 1: 118 203
Heat 2: 203 118 35 420 73
Final: 118 35 73 420

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Sam Percy continued to show promise in the F2 Stock Cars picking up a fine win in heat one. Graham Fegan powered through from the star grade to take the flag in heat two before his son Shea Fegan claimed the final silverware. Graham was the runner up this time with Gavin Fegan third.

The 1300 Stock Cars were in lively form with plenty of action throughout the afternoon. Craig Bodenham emerged the victor in both the heat races before local man Paul Crooks to a convincing win in the meeting final, in what was his debut meeting. Shea duff was next across the line with Bodenham third.

Jamie Burney and Mark Goldie had a heat win apiece in the GP2 Lightning Rods. Burney was again on the pace when it mattered; take the honours in the final. David Nesbitt completed the distance in second ahead of Ricky Peoples.

In the Ministox it was the young lady racer Amy Morrow the first to taste success with a heat one victory. The remainder of the meeting was dominated by Antrim’s Leyton Hughes who bagged the heat two and final victories. Joining Hughes on the final podium was Callum Doak (second) and Harry Martin (third).

Noah Teggart was unstoppable in the Junior Rods where he stormed to a perfect hat trick of wins. Teggart’s nearest pursuer on the day was Mya Hill who recorded runner up in all three races.

Broughshane lad’s Jake Adam’s and Robbie Graham stamped their authority in the Micro F2’s, sharing all the wins between themselves. Others who featured well during the afternoon included William McGaffin, Kurtis Peoples and Kyle Anderson.

Completing the bumper race card was the B2B Micro Bangers. Matthew McKinstry was man of the meeting using all his experience to grab the silverware.

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