BriSCA F2
Heat 1: 932 940 718 989 998 933 991 999
Heat 2: 718 998 991 32
Final: 719 989 998 32

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 29 181 153 811 747 711 105 493 997
Heat 2: 747 811 711 153 105 493 29
Final: 711 811 29 747 105 153 493

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 41 33 972 993 946 922 888 515 44 917
Heat 2: 993 41 33 44 922 972 946 888 515 936
Final: 946 922 33 515 936 917 993 972 44

GP2 Lightning Rods
Irish Champ: 837 37 132 51 87 777 923 172
Irish Revenge: 37 51 837 132 777 923 17 96 48

Ministox
Irish Champ: 96 181 929 924
Irish Revenge: 96 312

Junior Rods
God roof final: 969 975 107 218 85 901 74 61 908
Heat 1: 107 74 901 975 85 969 218 61 945 68
Heat 2: 975 61 107 901 218 74 85 969 68 908

Micro F2
Heat 1: 99 153 733 89 25 16 132 134 X 932
Heat 2: 153 25 733 180 99 932 89 132 x 134
Final: 153 733 89 99 25 16 180 132 932
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Stuart McCammon kicked off the afternoon with a fine win in the opening saloon stock car heat. Heat two went the way of Matthew Stirling before Anthony McIvor clinched the final after a good late race battle with Stirling, Kieran McIvor and Ryan Wright.

Thomas McCrory Jnr secured the win in heat number one for the F2 Stock Cars. The remainder of the afternoon was dominated by Gavin Fegan who chalked up wins in heat two and the meeting final.

The 1300 Stock Cars were in lively form all afternoon with action through the pack in all three races. Ty Richardson and Michael Logan shared the heat victories before Fionn Donnelly withheld late pressure to claim the King of Nuttscorner title.

David Nesbitt was on fine form in the GP2 Lighting Rods where he commanded the feature race to crown himself Irish Champion. Paul Nesbitt had a fantastic run through the pack to finish runner up ahead of Ricky Peoples in third. Paul was again on top form in the form in the revenge race, picking up the win ahead of George Esler.

Callum Doak took the chequers in the Ministox Irish final crowing himself as the inaugural Irish Closed champion in the formula. Joining Doak on the podium was Harry Martin and Leyton Hughes. Doak went onto to take the silverware in the revenge race later in the afternoon.

Ryan Abernethy Jnr pulled of a very mature drive to take the honours in the Junior Rod Gold Roof race taking the spoils ahead of Codi Wilson and Charlie. Later in the afternoon Hill and Wilson enjoyed a heat win apiece.

Completing the race card was the ever popular Micro F2’s. Robbie Graham stormed clear of the pack to secure the win in event one before local lad Kyle Anderson toured to victory in the remaining races.

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