BriSCA F2
Golden Helmet 925 917 216 368 243 175 933 14
Revenge 925 368 917 278 175

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Golden Helmet 153 711 811 181 477 170 719 180 973 991
Revenge 477 991 711 811 153 181 170

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Golden Helmet 888 70 946 127 515 993 44
Revenge 946 194 888 993 44 24 997 127 70

Junior Rods
Golden Helmet 924 18 922 19 966 41 991
Revenge 925 922 966 991 41 19 933

Micro F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1 110 925 945 845 145 22 235 932 181
Heat 2 110 925 945 333 22 145 932 235 181

Rookie Banger
King Of the Corner 4 92 118 667
Revenge 92 4 258 997 151 935
DD

B2B Bangers
Heat 1 62 118 74 766
Final 92 118 935 935 23 766
DD 935
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It was an afternoon of high drama at Nuttscorner Raceway to conclude the 2020 season, with seven formula’s as well as the now annual NI Car Jump on the agenda.

The season finale event for the 2L Saloon Stock Cars, Brisca F2 Stock Cars, 1300 Stock Cars and Junior Rods was the Golden Helmet Championship, with the Rookie Bangers racing for the King of Nutts Corner title while the Back to Basic Bangers and Micro F2’s were on domestic duties.

Bangor’s Craig McConnell performed a faultless double victory in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars, taking the win the 2020 Golden Helmet before bagging the revenge race honours also. Stephen McCready was the feature race pole sitter with McConnell starting alongside; the scene was set for a fine dual. McCready took up the early running however it wasn’t long before McConnell made his move for the lead, McCready returned fire, spinning himself in the process. This paved the way for McConnell to edge further clear and indeed take the victory, McCready recovered well to secure the runner up spot ahead of Thomas Greer in third.

Former Junior Rod star Jonathan Brown stamped his authority in the 1300 Stock Cars as they also contested the Golden Helmet. Brown who has enjoyed a successful start to his 1300 career commanded proceedings right from the off. The local lad who started from pole position completed the 20 lap distance unhindered to take the honours; Ryan Stewart claimed the runner up spot ahead of Fionn Donnelly. Donnelly managed to escape the carnage to take the win in what was a lively revenge race.

Arguably the most anticipated race of the afternoon was the 2L Saloon Stock Car Golden Helmet Championship final. The hard hitting no holds barred Saloons are experiencing something of a renaissance currently in the province with several new drivers joining the ranks as well as the return of some former star names. The 15 car grid for the title decider was formed in order of points scored from all the meetings since the return of racing after the Covid-19 outbreak. Armagh’s Geoff Martin and Portglenone’s Sean McFerran occupied the front row of the grid, while former 3 time Irish Champion Ryan Wright joined the current Irish title holder Matthew Stirling on row two. At the drop of the green flag Wright quickly dealt a blow on the pole sitter Martin to move through to the front in the opening lap, Martin established himself in second spot briefly before the bumpers went flying in which reshuffled the pack including a spin for McFerran. All the while those behind exchanged spots Wright continued to increase his advantage at the front, completing the 20 lap race to take the win and the title for the second time. Joining Wright on the podium was the McIvor Brothers with Anthony in Second and Kieran third. A revenge race concluded the 2020 saloon season where McFerran took the honours.

Jack Morrow continued his recent spate of good form in the Junior Rods where he out performed his rivals to land the Golden Helmet title in style, the Rathfriland youngster kept his calm throughout, completing the distance to claim glory. Calyn People enjoyed a fine run also to pick up the runner up spot ahead of Ryan Dilly.

Andrew Russell and Alicia McConnell were the star performers in the Micro F2’s, recording first and second place finishes respectively in both events. Each of the youngsters taking part received an award kindly sponsored by Bonar’s Quarries and Arbuckle Auto Repairs.

Adding to the excitement of the afternoon there were two Banger formula’s on display. Josh Goligher had a successful run in the Rookie Bangers picking up the King of NuttsCorner title. William Donnell bagged the Back to Basics Banger Final victory before David Gurney to the DD spoils.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1 718 917 925 24 278 89 175 368 33 933
Heat 2 718 278 917 925 33 89 175 14 243 933
Final 718 278 917 24 243 89 925 14 33 175

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 105 220 153 941 181 747 811 477 180 711
Heat 2 22 105 941 477 747 180 711 181 811 973
Final 105 477 747 153 811 711 22 973 180 292

Stock Rods
Heat 1 12 118 17 155 314 268 958 115 18
Heat 2 314 17 155 18
Final 17 314 268 12 155 18

Junior Rods
Heat 1 966 47 922 924 41 60 525 18
Heat 2 933 922 47 924 966 60 41 152 132 87
Final 47 922 933 924 60 152 966 18

Micro F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1 110 945 333 19 845 391 932 22 925 181
Heat 2 110 945 333 19 845 391 932 925 22 145
Final 110 333 391 19 22 925 932 145 945 181

GP 2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1 87 837 194 51 60 32 139
Heat 2 81 132 87 32 51 139 39 837 194
Final 194 837 81 32 132 139 60
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Gavin Fegan proved to be unstoppable throughout the course of the afternoon in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars, where he performed a flawless hat trick of wins, another which featured well was the current Irish Champion Ted Holland, placing runner up on two occasions.

The 2L Saloon Stock Cars were again out in force, Calvin Blake was the star man of the afternoon taking victory in heat one and the meeting final, only being denied the perfect hat trick by Bradley Woods who was first across the line in heat two.

The youngsters in both the Junior Rods and Micro F2 Stock Cars were also in action. Ryan Dilly and Sam Percy were heat winners in the Junior Rods before Jamie Cardwell bagged the final victory. Andrew Russell was the star performer in the Micro F2’s leading his pursuers across the line in all three events.

It was the Golden Helmet Championship for the popular Group Two Lightning Rod Formula. Ballymena Duo Mark Goldie and Jonathon Bigger enjoyed heat wins before the grand final later in the afternoon. Goldie was the early leader before being forced to retirement with mechanical problems; Bigger took up at the front and stayed there until the closing stages when Clive Wilson made a brave move to capture the lead. Wilson took the win followed by Paul Nesbitt, Bigger held on for a strong third place finish.

The ORCi Stock Rods were also contesting their 2020 Golden Helmet. It was Junior Rod graduate Christopher Cardwell who took the heat one honours before the current World Champion Jack Kennedy secured victory in the second encounter. After a terrific race it was former World Champion and current Brisca F2 star Stephen “Speedy” McCready who emerged the victor, he was joined on the podium by Kennedy and Kurtis Reid.

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BriSCA F2
Heat 1 917 718 925 216 243 89 368 175
Heat 2 925 718 917 216 243 89 368 175
Final 925 718 243 89 917 216 175 368

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 181 105 153 22 170 973 160 161 747 711 951
Heat 2 161 711 153 811 170 22 951 160 105
Final 170 105 161 477 811 711 292 181 22 951

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 888 44 997 194 946 70 24 33 262 515
Heat 2 44 888 515 194 70 24 997 262 127 33 946
Final 888 44 70 194 127 33 515 24 946

ORCi Stock Rod
Heat 1 314 65 957 115 12 958 118
Heat 2 12 118 65 115 314 957
Final 12 314 957 115

Junior Rods
Heat 1 47 924 41 525 933 18 152 932
Heat 2 933 41 60 924 47 525 152 966
Final 924 60 966 47 525 41 933 922 18

Micro F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1 945 391 110 333 19 932 845 145 235 925
Heat 2 333 945 19 145 932 235 181 925
Final 110 945 391 19 333 932 145 22 925 181

GP 2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1 87 194 81 37 132 51 837 60 32 72
Heat 2 51 37 132 194 32 87 81 60 39
Final 81 87 194 132 37 837 32 60 39

2.0 B2B Micro Bangers
Heat 1 48 16 25
Heat 2 118 16 25
DD 118
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The hard hitting 2L Saloon Stock Cars were arguably the star attraction at Sunday’s Nutts Corner Raceway meeting. There was a fantastic entry of Fifteen cars including the welcome addition of England’s Billy Smith. Geoff Martin managed to avoid the onslaught in the opening heat to take the spoils ahead of Calvin Blake and Ryan Wright. The second heat of the afternoon was a punishing affair seeing as many as four caution periods. A last bend tangle between former Irish Champions Anthony McIvor and Wright allowed England’s Smith through to take the win. The final was slightly more subdued, Ryan Patton kept his cool to take the win, Blake was again runner up with Smith third.

In the 1300 Stock Cars it was the young guns that highlighted their talent throughout the afternoon, with all the wins shared between Jonathan Brown and Gareth Halliday. Brown navigated his way to victory in heat one, before Halliday visited victory lane in the second encounter. Young Brown was back in winning form come the final where he survived a great clash with Halliday to take the honours.

Stephen McCready was the opening Brisca F2 Stock Car winner of the day. Craig McConnell took over from there and went to secure wins in the second heat and final. In the final McConnell was followed home by Gavin Fegan and Martin Stewart.

The Current World Champion Jack Kennedy got his afternoon of to a cracking start with glory in Stock Rod Heat one. The remainder of the meeting was commanded by the white grader and Junior Rod graduate Christopher Cardwell who secured victories in both the second heat and meeting final.

Ballymena’s Mark Goldie was the first to show in the GP 2 Lightning Rods where he cruised to victory in heat one, before star name George Esler took the honours in the second encounter. Jonathon Bigger was the man to beat in the grand final taking the spoils ahead of Goldie and Clive Wilson.

A decent turnout of 2.0 B2b Micro Bangers were also in action serving up plenty of thrills and spills. Local lad Matthew McKinstry was the top performer recording a heat victory as well as winning the Demolition Derby.

In the ever popular non-contact Junior Rod class, Jamie Cardwell and Sam Percy recorded heat victories before the rapid Jack Morrow turned up the pace; easily touring to the final win, joining him on the podium was Jordan NIcholl and Ryan Dilly.

Twelve Micro F2’s were in attendance including newcomer Alicia McConnell, making it their highest domestic car count of 2020. Mya Hill and Andrew Russell showed great pace in the opening two events before Oisin Arbuckle out performed his fellow competitors in event three.

Racing returns on Sunday 27th September (1pm) featuring Brisca F2 Stock Cars, 2L Saloon Stock Cars, Junior Rods, Micro F2's, GP2 Lightning Rods & Stock Rods.


** View Timings on MyLaps.com **

BriSCA F2
Heat 1 917 718 925 278 175 89
Heat 2 718 917 925 278 175
Final 925 718 917 278 216 89


2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 719 181 22 153 477 170 747 711 105
Heat 2 719 181 477 747 22 170 105 991 180
Final 747 181 711 477 991 180 719 170 22

Stock Rods
Heat 1 698 155 957 314 803 12 65
Heat 2 155 698 957 314 65 12 115
Final 698 314 957 65 115 155

Junior Rods
Heat 1 18 60 525 152 966 924 47 41 922
Heat 2 18 60 47 933 924 32 41 922 966
Final 60 924 525 933 922 19 32 18 47

Micro F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1 110 945 333 19 391 181 932 845 22
Heat 2 110 19 391 333 932 181 845 145
Final 333 110 19 391 932 845 22 145

B2B Micro Bangers
151 32 92 74 174 308 902 95
92 32 151 174 919 308
151 308 174

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Nervous Noel reigns supreme in Back to Basic Bangers.

The Back to Basic Bangers were again the star attraction at Sunday’s race meeting where Nervous Noel (Anderson) was the pace setter. Anderson picked up his first win of the day in what was a busy opening heat. Larne man William Donnell was the heat two victor before Anderson swept the board again to take the honours in the meeting final.

It was a mixed bag in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars with three different winners throughout the course of the afternoon. Local man Stephen ‘speedy’ McCready was the first to taste success with a well calculated heat one win. Gavin Fegan got his hands on the chequered flag in heat two before Bangor’s Craig McConnell found strong pace in time to claim the final win, making it two in a row. Next across the line was the heat winners Fegan and McCready.

There was again a full grid of 2L Saloon Stock Cars in action with the welcome addition of Bradley Woods and Calvin Blake who both made their post lock down debuts. Dylan Booth continued his good run of form from the novice grade to take a double heat victory. Co Armagh’s Geoff Martin avoided all the early chaos to take up the running at the front in the meeting final. Martin soon had the Irish Champion Matthew Stirling approaching large in his mirror, however he was able to sway until Stirling shunted him aside in the closing laps, Stirling completed the remaining handful of laps to bag the win, Martin was second with Anthony McIvor third.

Mark Crawford continued his impressive bout of form in the ORCi Stock Rods capturing and heat one and final victory, making it an unfamiliar three final wins in a row. The newcomer to the adult ranks Crawford was denied the perfect hat trick by Mark Kilpatrick who took the spoils in heat two.

In the Junior Rod class newcomer Calyn People continued to make his presence felt , securing a double victory in the heats, The more established stars benefited from the extra laps in the meeting final allowing Jordan Nicholl to come through the field and pick up the spoils, Jack Morrow was the runner up with Sam Stewart third.

Another good field of Micro F2’s took to the track to battle it out over three events. Oisin Arbuckle picked up the glory in events one and two before Andrew Russell cranked up the pace in event three to capture the glory; Arbuckle was next across the line.

Racing continues on Sunday 13th September (1pm) featuring Brisca F2 Stock Cars, 2L Saloon Stock Cars, Junior Rods, Micro F2's, Stock Rods, 1300 Stock Cars, GP2 Lightning Rods & 2.0 B2B Bangers DD.
** View Timings on MyLaps.com **

BriSCA F2
Heat 1 925 278 216 89 718 917 243 175
Heat 2 278 925 917 216 243 89 368 718 175
Final 925 917 278 216 89 175
Grand National

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 719 477 153 747 170 181 711 29 180 160
Heat 2 719 747 991 181 153 105 711 29 170 160
Irish Final 477 711 153 719 991 181 160 29 170 180

1300 Saloon Stock Cars
Competiters 888 44 194 127 70 33 515 946 993 24
Heat 1 888 44 194 127 70 33 515 946 993
Heat 2 888 44 946 33 127 194 70
Final 194 44 33 127 946 993 70 888 24

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1 51 72 37 81 32 39 733 132 837
Heat 2 87 37 51 72 837 32 81 39 60 733
Final 87 837 37 51 32 132 81 733 60 39

Junior Rods
Heat 1 47 924 18 41 933 525 966 922 92
Heat 2 18 966 525 924 922 933 932
Final 525 922 18 933 47 41 924 966 932

F2 Micros
Heat 1 333 945 391 932 22
Heat 2 333 110 945 391 845 932 22
Final 333 945 845 391 22 932
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Six Formula feast at Raceway!

The second race event of the month served up another afternoon of thrills and spills, with six formula’s on display.

Bangor’s Craig McConnell was again on top form in the Brisca F2 Stock Car’s where he enjoyed a heat and final double. McConnell was denied the hat trick of win by Ted Holland the current Irish Champion who visited victory lane in heat two. McConnell was joined on the final podium by Stephen McCready (2nd) and Holland (3rd).

There was again a large number of 2L Saloon Stock Cars in action, as the class continues its resurgence here in the province. Newcomer Dylan Booth capitalised on his white roof starting slot to capture both the heat win’s before Sean McFerran picked up the final silverware. McFerran was followed across the finish line by Anthony McIvor and Ryan Wright.

Jonathan Brown quickly made his presence felt in the 1300 Stock Car class, the Junior Rod graduate romped to a double heat victory ahead of Gareth Halliday on both occasions. In the grand final it was star name Robbie Wright who stormed through the pack to take the honours. Halliday was again the runner up with Jon McQuillan third.

Also on the race card was the Group 2 Lightning Rods, Junior Rods and Micro F2’s. The Group Two’s were making their 2020 season debut. George Esler from Randalstown opened up the afternoon with a fine win in heat one before Ballymena man Mark Goldie took charge of the remaining race with wins in heat two and the final.

The Junior Rods were another formula with high car counts; local lad Jamie Cardwell took the heat 1 spoils with new comer Calyn Peoples the heat two victor. Sam Stewart was the final winner with Joshua Murray and Peoples also getting their hands on silverware in second and third. The Micro F2 Stock Cars completed the busy 18 race billing; this formula continues to gain new drivers weekly as the youngsters begin their motorsport career. Andrew Russell and Mya Hill were among the top performers at Sunday’s meeting.

** View Timings on MyLaps.com **

BriSCA F2
Heat 1 925 718 216 278 89 24
Heat 2 718 917 24 89 216 278 175
Final 917 718 216 24 89 278 175
Grand National

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 181 991 153 811 747 711 180 719 477 160
Heat 2 181 719 170 477 747 811 711 991
Final 153 747 477 811 719 160 180

1300 Saloon Stock Cars

Heat 1 194 44 127 993 946 888 515 24
Heat 2 33 194 888 946 993 127 24
Final 33 993 194 24 44 946

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1 911 155 957 923 115 314 65 698
Heat 2 155 698 923 911 957 314 115 65
Final 698 923 957 314 65 115


Junior Rods
Heat 1 924 525 47 922 60 966 19 18 933 152 932
Heat 2 924 60 933 18 525 152 922
Final 924 60 47 18 152 41 525 45 932 19

F2 Micros
Event 1 333 945 19 391 845 932 235 145
Event 2 945 19 391 932 845 235 22 145
Event 3 333 945 391 19 845 235 22 932 145


B2B Micro Bangers
Heat 1 44 32 132 125 151 919 118 935
Heat 2 92 32 132 44 919 935 118
Final 118 919 92



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Race action returns to Nutts Corner

The race action returned to Nutts Corner Raceway on Sunday 9th August after almost 5 months of absence due to the Corona Virus outbreak. It was a mammoth afternoon of racing, featuring 7 formula’s contesting no less than 21 races.
Speedy bags final silverware

The afternoon got off to the traditional start in the form of Brisca F2 Stock Car heat one. It was back to business as usual for Bangor’s Craig McConnell who took the honours, on the back of a hat trick of wins at the opening meeting of 2020 back in March; Gavin Fegan was the runner up with Thomas Greer in third. While on the victory lap McConnell’s machinery incurred engine troubles which would side-line him for the afternoon. Fegan managed to go one better in heat two where he cruised to victory ahead of Stephen “ Speedy “ McCready. Despite Fegan’s best efforts he was unable to hold of the rapid McCready who went on take the final win and bag the silverware, Fegan was the gallant runner up with Greer again third.

The Wright return

The 2L Saloon Stock Cars were out in force, with a number of drivers joining the hard hitting formula on top of the return of others such as the former multi champion Andrew Stewart. It was something off a challenge for the drivers throughout the afternoon as they competed using a new tyre compound as per a recent rule change. Geoff Martin showed some rapid pace taking the honours in both heat events. Martin was again among the pace setters during the early part of the meeting final, this would all change however as a caution period was required when Marcus Watt become stranded on the back straight. With the cars all bunched again on the restart it wasn’t long until the star graders were in play. Ryan Wright swiftly dealt a blow on Martin and Dylan Booth to move through to the front, Stewart was another who was making moves which turned out brief as he got tangled up with Booth, as he moved through to second. From his position at the head of the field Wright commanded proceedings, completing the distance to take the glory ahead of Irish Champion Matthew Stirling and Sean McFerran.

Jon hangs on for final victory.

The 1300 Stock Cars like the 2L Saloons were somewhat lively throughout the afternoon with plenty of contact as the drivers battled for positions. Star driver Robbie Wright was the first to taste victory with a well-executed win in the opening heat. Returnee Jon McQuillan used his newly built Vauxhall Adam to full advantage in the remainder of the meeting where he romped to victory in the second heat and grand final. The final was a hostile affair from the off and its conclusion was no different, with McQuillan surviving a last bend lunge from Michael Logan to take the honours, Logan was runner up with Jonathan Brown a pleasing third in his first senior formula appearance.

Support Formula Round Up.

Completing the billing was the Stock Rods, Junior Rods, Micro F2’s and Back 2 Basics Micro Bangers.
Ballymena lad Cole McFall romped to the opening Stock Rod win before Antrim’s Mark Kilpatrick claimed the honours in heat 2. Junior Rod graduate Mark Crawford marked his transition the senior ranks in style, when he cruised to a runaway win in the final ahead of Chris Hamill and Raymond Harper.

Rathfriland’s Jack Morrow was in commanding form in the Junior Rods, completing the afternoon undefeated with wins in both heats and the final. The final podium was completed with Jordan Nicholl (runner up) and Jamie Cardwell (third).

It was a promising start to the season for the Micro F2 Stock Cars with numbers into the double figures; this is a fun based formula for youngsters from the age of 6 to 10. Each of the competitors receives an award at the end of the day to mark their participation.

A welcome addition to the race card was the Back 2 Basics Micro Bangers. There was plenty of crashing and smashing to keep the onlookers entertained. Lucas Goligher and William Donnell shared the heat wins before local man Matthew McKinstry upped his game to take the final win.

The race action continues on Sunday (23rd August) 1pm featuring Brisca F2 Stock Cars, 2L Saloon Stock Cars, Junior Rods, Micro F2’s, 1300 Saloon Stock Cars and Group 2 Lightning Rods.

** View Timings on MyLaps.com **

BriSCA F2
Heat 1 925 917 914 747 933 278 74 24 932
Heat 2 925 914 278 747 917 216 24 74
Final 925 747 917 914 216 278 933 932
Grand National

Stock Rods
Heat 1 155 957 314 958 65
Heat 2 957 155 958 314
Final 155 957 314 958

Unlimited Bangers
Heat 1 59 215 455 526 114 671 947
Heat 2 455 526 947 3 215
Euro Masters Final 59 215 947 455 671 526 114 24
DD 947

Micro Bangers
Heat 1 151 111 199
Heat 2 114 151 17 308 57 515
Pot of Gold Final 151 118 57
DD 91

Sunday afternoon seen the concluding chapter of Paddy Whack 2020 action. This time the Micro Bangers were joined by their larger cousins, the Unlimited Bangers as well as Stock Rods and Brisca F2 Stock Cars.

Local Ace Noel Anderson was the crème of the crop, when he glided his way to victory in the Micro Banger Pots of Gold Final while all around him were crashing. Surviving the blitz to join Anderson on the winner’s rostrum was Matthew McKinstry making it a N.I 1-2. Anderson and Liam shared the heat victories later in the day before Killian Eager outlasted his competitors to take the DD spoils.

The Unlimited’s entered the Arena in force to contest their first event of the day which was the 2020 Euro Masters Showdown. Leonard Dunn and former World Champion Steven Bolton were the first to show, as they broke well clear of the carnage behind. While there were battles taking place throughout the field the leading duo continued to stay clear of trouble. As the race neared it’s conclusion a red flag stoppage was required, after Liam Lake dispatched Davey O’Connor in brutal style on the Airport bend. The cars were lined up once again for the restart which would involve a last lap dash to the flag. It was drama all the way with Dunn and Bolton having a drag race to the flag after a last bend coming together. Bolton piped Dunn to the line for the glory, Dunn was forced to settle for second with Gordy McKee third. Later in the day Steven Bolton had another visit to victory lane with a win in heat one. Heat two went the way of England’s Ricki Finney before the green flag was aired to commence the DD. After a few crunching moments the checkers were displayed again with Gordy McKee declared the DD victor.

In the support formula Antrim’s Mark Kilpatrick was on the pace in the ORCi Stock Rods, claiming victory in the opening heat and meeting final. Local man Joseph Largey denied Kilpatrick the perfect hat trick by chalking up a win in heat two.
Bangor’s Craig McConnell was in very dominating form in the Brisca F2 Stock Cars notching up a double heat victory as well as taking the Gold Cup title for the second year running. Bradley McKinstry showed some impressive pace throughout the afternoon taking second in the Gold Cup ahead of Stephen McCready in third.

Racing continues with a Charity Meeting on Sunday 29th March at 1pm featuring Brisca F2 Stock Cars, 2L Saloon Stock Cars, Stock Rods, Junior Rods & Back to Basic Micro Bangers.

** View Timings on MyLaps.com **

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1 747 153 811 292 160 181 180
Heat 2 747 180 153 811 292 181 711 160 145
Gold Cup Final 747 153 811 711 181 145 180 160

Junior Rods
Heat 1 525 60 41 72 47 18 922 152
Heat 2 525 72 60 152 41 47 922
Final 525 152 72 41 47 60 922 18 966 19

Micro Bangers
Heat 1 114 363 63 91 276
Heat 2 114 199 947
Irish Open Final 144 114 199 118 13 183 128

The 2020 Nutts Corner race season kicked off in style on Saturday Evening with day number one of the Paddy Whack weekender.
The Micro Bangers were the main attraction as they contested their Irish Open Championship. The Micro Bangers are always sure to provide a great mix of racing and crashing with this encounter being no exception. England’s Liam Lake was undefeated in the heat events however he had to settle for runner up in the Irish Open title, when his fellow county man Matt Woodcock claimed the honours. It was an all English cast on the podium with Maison Waugh bagging third place.

The support action on the night was provided by the lively 2L Saloon Stock Cars and Junior Rods.
Matthew Stirling was on top form in the 2L Saloon Stock Cars where he romped to a double heat victory before winning the Gold Cup Final. Ryan Wright was his nearest pursuer picking up the runner up spot ahead of Kieran McIvor.
It was a similar picture in the Junior Rod section where Sam Stewart cruised to a hat trick of wins. Joining Sam on the Final podium was Josh Anderson and Odhran McGeown.

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