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Current booking list. 1 Tom Harris 5 Charlie Sworder 16 Mat Newson 20 Liam Gilbank 21 Mark Gilbank 24 Mark Adkins 34 Mal Brown 45 Nigel Harrhy 55 Craig Finnikin 94 John Dowson 127 Austin Moore 136 Rob Jacklin 137 Sam Jacklin 166 Bobby Griffin 175 Karl Hawkins 211 Phoebe Wainman 212 Danny Wainman 217 Lee Fairhurst 259 Paul Hines 268 Richard Woods 275 Terry Hawkins 276 Mark Poole 313 Karl Roberts 335 Mark Woodhull 337 Dave Willis 338 Chris Brocksopp 345 Jake Harrhy 445 Nigel Green 463 James Morris 491 Paul Prest 495 Richard Howarth 502 Richard Wilson 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Ricky is ready.

Re-arranged from 6th October. F1 Shoot Out plus F2 and National Saloons. Ministox 12.30pm

No doubt the F2s at Stoke were great, they usually are. I'd have gone but I'd planned on doing Sheffield Sunday. Realistically I can only manage one meeting per weekend, and as F1 is my main passion then when there's more than one option I pick the F1s every time. I've never been to the BV F2 + fireworks meeting in November in recent years because it's always been F1s at Stoke the night before. Had they been different weekends than I'd do both. Maybe there are a lot of other people in the same boat.

Press releaseses from Skegness. Saturday 12th October 6pm We welcome back to Skegness Raceway for an autumnal Speedweekend Brisca F1 Stock Cars, featuring National Points round 4 sponsored by J. Davidson Scrap Metal Processor. There is no better place to watch F1s than on a Saturday night under the floodlights here at Skeggy. We are proud to be holding the National Mini Stox Gold Top race, the parade for these youngsters will be on track at 5-30pm with their major race at 6pm. Good luck to all competitors. Brisca F2 Stock Cars and F2 Micros complete the line up. Skegness Raceway boast fantastic facilities. Our new superbly appointed, heated family friendly Panorama Raceview Bar is open for business, and all the family are welcome to come in and watch the racing from here, the view of the track is tremendous. The speakers are now fitted in the bar so you can hear the race commentary as well as watch the action. Wheel chair access is available. Plenty of room in the bar for lots of people to watch the racing in comfort. We also have a large undercover grandstand if you prefer to watch from outside, all around the arena is raised terracing so plenty of unhindered viewing. Lots of catering units and bars ready to serve you plus a couple of trackshops. You can make card payments at the turnstile at the Stadium on raceday. Large free carpark adjacent to the stadium Disabled parking is situated near the turnstiles, would recommend early arrival to secure a space. Note. Large quantities of food and drink are not allowed to be brought in to the Stadium arena. You may enter the Stadium with a small amount of food and non- alcoholic beverage suitable for one person’s consumption ie. Sandwich, packet of crisps and bottle of soft drink. We will not allow cooler boxes, holdalls, shopping bags, backpacks etc. filled with refreshments. Nor will we allow trays, packs crates etc. of soft drinks. STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL or GLASS. Alcohol will be confiscated. If you have specific dietary requirements for health reasons, please bring a confirmation letter with you from your GP. We race in all weather conditions, and have a family friendly heated bar & large covered grandstand, for viewing from with plenty of room for standing under. We also have Bars, catering, toilets, disabled toilets and baby changing facilities. Well behaved dogs on leads are allowed to be brought into the venue. No tents, shelters, gazebos, marquees, pop up tents or similar are allowed inside the Stadium Arena. Sunday 13th October 12noon. Super Sunday of Stock Car Racing. A stunning line up of stock car action from 4 full contact formulas to round off our weekend. Brisca F1s carry on with National Points Championship round 5 sponsored by Teng Tools, and also round 3 of the 2020 world championship qualifying. Our last 2020 event for 2L Saloon Stock Cars, with the final round of the track championship, with double points on offer to secure the prize money. It is also the Charlene Kingston Memorial and a National Series Round. There is enhanced prize funding on all of the Saloon races so expect even more fireworks as the drivers race for this prestigious trophy. Sponsorship for the Charlene Kingston Memorial comes from Stuart Coaches, Arbus and the Kingston Family. We welcome the Brisca V8 Stock Cars for their World Final sponsored by J. Davidson, parade will be on track at 11-30am and their main race will be at 12noon. Today V8s are also racing for the Bob Radforth Memorial Trophy ORCi Mini Stox complete the line up on this Super Sunday Skegness Raceway boast fantastic facilities. Our superbly appointed family friendly Panorama Raceview Bar is open for business, and all the family are welcome to come in and watch the racing from here, the view of the track is tremendous. The speakers are now fitted in the bar so you can hear the race commentary as well as watch the action. Wheel chair access is available. Plenty of room in the bar for lots of people to watch the racing in comfort. We also have a large undercover Grandstand if you prefer to watch from outside, all around the arena is raised terracing so plenty of unhindered viewing. Lots of catering units and bars ready to serve you plus a couple of trackshops. You can make card payments at the turnstile at the Stadium on raceday. Large free carpark adjacent to the stadium, Trackside parking is no longer available. Disabled parking is situated near the turnstiles, would recommend early arrival to secure a space. Note. Large quantities of food and drink are not allowed to be brought in to the Stadium arena. You may enter the Stadium with a small amount of food and non- alcoholic beverage suitable for one person’s consumption ie. Sandwich, packet of crisps and bottle of soft drink. We will not allow cooler boxes, holdalls, shopping bags, backpacks etc. filled with refreshments. Nor will we allow trays, packs crates etc. of soft drinks. STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL or GLASS. Alcohol will be confiscated. If you have specific dietary requirements for health reasons, please bring a confirmation letter with you from your GP. We are trying to be fair, so please don’t abuse it !!! We race in all weather conditions, and have a large covered grandstand, for viewing from with plenty of room for standing under. We also have Bars, catering, toilets, disabled toilets and baby changing facilities. Well behaved dogs on leads are allowed to be brought into the venue. No tents, shelters, gazebos, marquee’s, pop up tents or similar are allowed inside the Stadium Arena.

Steve Rees sent me this.

Blimey, you lot are quick off the mark tonight! Give me chance.... That's the list I was sent, I've changed Tom to 1 now. And not being picky, but really, he's still number 84. The World Champion can, if he wants, display number 1 on his car instead of his usual racing number.

PROVISIONAL FORMAT - 10 RACE SIZZLER! F2 Heat 1 F1 Heat 1 F2 Heat 2 F1 Heat 2 F2 Heat 3 F1 Heat 3 F2 Grand Final sponsored by TMR F1 Grand Final sponsored by J Davidson F2 Grand National F1 Grand National

SEASON ENDER DOUBLE SILVER SHOOT OUT THRILLER! Let Startrax entertain you as we close out what has been a pivotal year at one of the UK's finest stadiums with superb facilities and one of the toughest, fastest shale ovals in the UK! This coming Sunday 6th October brings down the curtain on a great year and it's almost like saving the best until last! Lining up both BriSCA Race divisions on one day is always a star attraction, combine that with qualifying rounds for the Shoot Out to win the coveted Silver Roof is positively mouth watering! Early interest is encouraging BriSCA F1 wise with World Champion Tom Harris, recently crowned last month at the Norfolk Arena after a faultless driver and heat and final winner last weekend at Emmen in Holland, topping the programme. But the list is certainly salivating! Three other former World Champions which include 'peoples' champion Frankie Wainman Junior, talented Leicestershire ace Nigel Green and shale dominatrix Craig Finnikin ensure 'firepower' ! A welcome entrant is young Charlie Sworder who had the crowd on their feet at the Sheffield Semi-Final meeting with his stunning performance, even more admirable given thus far his shale exposure. Then we have Rotherham flyers, father and son Liam and Mark Gilbank providing local heavyweight interest. Bolton's Lee Fairhurst, Hinckley's Paul Hines, Lancashire's on-fire Will Hunter, man at large Bob Griffin - and that's just the top end with sheer quality in the depth! And then we have 'nemesis' local warrior Dan Johnson. This could well be a fiery shoot-out following Belle Vue several weeks ago and Dan is no slouch around the Owlerton oval. Whilst Tom would like to take bragging right's to the USA where he is establishing a World of Outlaw Sprint career, of the triple, Gold, Silver and British there are at least several other with a different intent and having not bagged Gold, the next best is Silver! We then move onto the Superscreamer BriSCA F2's - always value for money and high speed action at Sheffield - so much so you almost want to close your eyes as they enter the narrow bends 3 abreast! Yet another round of the Shoot out which launched last weekend at Taunton and Bristol where Cornish character Jonathan Palmer took the points chase lead. With the surprise announcement recently that World champion Gordon Moodie and multiple silver winner had decided not to contest this years, it has created a 'while the cat's away the mice will play' and really opened up the competition with a true belief that literal anyone can win it and the 2019 is wide open. It should be intrigue and action all the way with role reversals from tarmac to shale that should see a seismic change in points after the opening rounds on tarmac. Owlerton offers amongst the finest all weather facilities in oval racing including all round covered stands, race view bars, ultra modern, a huge array of quality fast food and the acclaimed restaurant offering VIP treatment and a full race view experience in comfort wining and dining in a relaxed environment as the action unfolds in front of your eyes! Grab the high octane action whilst you can as it's a long Winter before the season starts in late March! Enjoy! Current booking list. 1 Tom Harris4 Dan Johnson5 Charlie Sworder16 Mat Newson20 Liam Gilbank21 Mark Gilbank34 Mal Brown45 Nigel Harrhy55 Craig Finnikin124 Kyle Gray127 Austin Moore136 Rob Jacklin166 Bobby Griffin175 Karl Hawkins211 Phoebe Wainman212 Danny Wainman217 Lee Fairhurst220 Will Hunter259 Paul Hines268 Richard Woods275 Terry Hawkins335 Mark Woodhull338 Chris Brocksopp345 Jake Harrhy348 John Wright415 Russell Cooper445 Nigel Green502 Richard Wilson515 Frankie Wainman Jnr555 Frankie Wainman JJAlso 27 F2s at the minute.

Pit gate opens at 1pm Gates opens at 2pm Camping area opens at 2pm. Paid Practice 1.30pm to 4.30pm. £20 per car/driver Admission prices per day Adults (over 16) £19 Seniors (over 65) £17 Juniors (13-15)£8 Under 12 no charge. Two day ticket Adults (over 16) £36 Seniors (over 65) £32 Juniors (13-15) £14. Under 12, no charge, no ticket needed. It is all pay at the gate. There are no advance tickets available. Camping is available for Saturday night and it is £20 per unit.

F1 Shoot Out Round 3 plus F2 National Series Round. Gates open 11.am Racing starts 12.30.pm - approx finish 4.30pm ALL ADMISSION SIMPLY PAY AT THE GATE - Credit & debit card welcome Adults £19 Senior Citizen £17 Childe 10-15 £8 Accompanied children Under 10 ABSOLUTELY FREE! Family Ticket 2 Adults + up to 3 children aged 10+ £46 Proof of age may be requested Raceday Magazine £2 NOTE: RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE DIRECT WITH THE STADIUM ON 01142343074 - You are advised to pre book as space without booking cannot be guaranteed on the day! Please note : Due to licensing laws, sorry dogs other than guide dogs are not allowed

https://jayracemedia.co.uk/2019/09/19/danny-wainman-wins-the-world-masters/

I tend to agree that 20ish F1s at Hednesford doesn't really sound all that appealing. But 40ish saloons does.

THE BRISCA F1 WORLD FINAL: WHY THE SPORT WAS THE OVERALL WINNER https://factoruk.com/2019/09/18/the-brisca-f1-world-final-why-the-sport-was-the-overall-winner

It is a round of the BOSS Championship, which I think might incentivise a few. Now 20 cars on the offical list as of Wednesday. 1 Tom Harris20 Liam Gilbank25 Bradley Harrison43 Adam Bamford48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach124 Kyle Gray128 Simon Binder164 John Fortune172 Michael Randell180 Courtney Witts326 Mark Sargent345 Jake Harrhy346 Ashley England464 Luke Davidson497 Carl Dugdale512 Michael Steward526 Finlay Sargent532 Daz Kitson543 Drew Lammas

Booking list so far. 20 Liam Gilbank 25 Bradley Harrison 43 Adam Bamford 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 124 Kyle Gray 128 Simon Binder 164 John Fortune 172 Michael Randell 180 Courtney Witts 326 Mark Sargent 345 Jake Harrhy 464 Luke Davidson 497 Carl Dugdale 526 Finlay Sargent 532 Daz Kitson 543 Drew Lammas Plus there are currently 40 Saloons booked in for what I think is a major championship for them.

The Incarace website doesn't say it it is. I'm pretty sure it isn't, because there's 8 remaining rounds which are already known. If this was one of them, then one of the others wouldn't be a round.

F1 BOSS Championship Round 10 plus F2 and National Saloons ORC Championship. Start time 1.30pm. General Admission £18 65 year & Over £16 Children (5-14yrs) £7 Track View Parking £7 Programme £2

A couple have dropped out, so only 99 cars now.

THE DAY AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE at NORTHAMPTON INTERNATIONAL SHALEWAY… Spedeworth Incarace proudly present the traditional end to the World Final Weekend - a day of BriSCA F1 & F2 racing with scores set to be settled from World Final night at the historic Brafield-on-the-Green venue! This year the World Masters lives up to its name as we welcome an incredible influx of international visitors from the Netherlands and even further afield from New Zealand in both formulas. This could also be your first chance to see the new F1 World Champion on track sporting their gold roof after King’s Lynn on Saturday. The 2019 World Masters sees the Shaleway’s biggest BriSCA F1 entry to date, with (at the time of writing) an incredible 100 drivers booked in to race - over half of whom are from Mainland Europe - where shale racing is the preferred surface. Our Dutch visitors always provide entertaining racing and cannot be ruled out of taking the spoils - as has been proven on multiple occasions in the past including last September where lower grader #H79 Lourenz de Vries took the 2018 World Masters back over the North Sea. The V8 engines will rumble, the bumpers will clang and the crowd will cheer as the BriSCA F1 circus completes its headline weekend of the year. BriSCA F2 wise we also welcome drivers from around the globe - with Dutch ace #186 Ricardo Smidt defending the World Masters title. However, drivers from around the country as well as a number of other Dutch and New Zealand competitors will be fighting for the crown. The formula have taken well to the surface and have provided some fantastic racing throughout 2019 their penultimate event of the year at the venue looks as if it will be the same. The formula are also set to compete for their White and Yellow Grade Final - to recognise the lower graders of the sport. This really is a day of racing you do not want to miss, the day is shaping up to be a real, proper ‘old school’ meeting of Stock Car Racing at its best with so many cars and big names. Spedeworth Incarace proudly present the 2019 World Masters at Northampton International Shaleway! Still 101 cars on the booking list as of last night.

Just things based on white bread, then. Think I'll be making the most of the all-you-can-eat breakfast at the Premier Inn. Ta for the info.

Anyone that's been to Northampton this year - can you tell me what food outlets there are? Ta.

I'm currently trying to plan what I'm eating all weekend, so can I ask, are there any additional catering outlets for the weekend, and if so, what are they selling?

I think it means that there's possibly some obstruction in the line of sight between those those rows of seats and some parts of the track. Either some structure in the stadium or part of the grandstand itself or people standing on the terrace in front of the stands. Fair play to Trackstar for realising and coming clean about it. Can't remember which meeting, but years ago I was at Skegness for something major, and the stadium had been decorated with bunting and flags along the top of the catch netting. Looked good, except from a certain point on the terrace, the flags meant you couldn't see half the track.

Saturday 2 Paul Harrison 4 Dan Johnson 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 16 Mat Newson 20 Liam Gilbank 21 Mark Gilbank 22 Will Yarrow 25 Bradley Harrison 34 Mal Brown 37 Chris Cowley 45 Nigel Harrhy 53 John Lund 55 Craig Finnikin 70 Aaron Leach 83 Darren Clark 84 Tom Harris 93 Sam Makim 101 Tristan Jackson 124 Kyle Gray 127 Austin Moore 137 Sam Jacklin 150 Mick Sworder 152 Neil Scothern 166 Bobby Griffin 169 Billy Johnson 175 Karl Hawkins 183 Steve Whittle 192 Luke Dennis 197 Ryan Harrison 211 Phoebe Wainman 212 Daniel Wainman 215 Geoff Nickolls 216 Jack France 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 Will Hunter 242 Joe Nicholls 244 Mick Rogers 259 Paul Hines 268 Richard Woods 275 Terry Hawkins 276 Mark Poole 278 Paul Hopkins 302 Jim Bamford 307 Tim Warwick 313 Karl Roberts 326 Mark Sargent 335 Mark Woodhull 345 Jake Harrhy 346 Ashley England 348 John Wright 372 Colin Goodswen 401 Mark Wareham 415 Russell Cooper 445 Nigel Green 463 James Morris 483 Wayne Marshall 495 Richard Howard 501 George Elwell 515 Frankie Wainman 526 Finn Sargent 532 Daz Kitson 533 Callum Oakes-Kitson 541 Willie Skoyles 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr H14 Rick Wobbes H20 Bert de Vries H27 Rutger Valk H36 Wendy Koopmans H38 Bart Koopmans H40 Mark Tesselaar H44 Gosse Hoekstra H47 Danny van Wamelen H54 Sierd de Vries H58 Willem de Boer H61 Koen Maris H65 Hans Baegen H69 Cor Meijer H79 Lourenz de Vries H86 Edwin Ploeg H87 Maarten Broekman H90 Roelof van der Veen H99 Johan Catsburg H100 Joey Slooff H141 Richard Falkena H152 Gert-Jan Klok H155 Pieter Langeveld H161 Tom Maris H173 Jelle Hiemstra H179 Sjaak Kentie H226 Pieter van der Iest H229 Tsjalle Greidanus H248 Mika Ronitz H315 Jaap Hiemstra H318 Rick Lensen H332 Nathalie Wekema H345 Boy Tesselaar H388 Jelle Bijlsma H400 Roy Maessen H410 Jelle Tesselaar H422 Marten Bijlsma H447 Patrick Tersteeg H453 Jacob de Vries H484 Harm van der Veen H525 Nigel de Kock H591 Barry Boersen H592 Auke Osinga H618 Wybe de Vries H699 Jan Kuin H880 Niels Tesselaar NZ581 Jordan Dare NZ91C Malcolm Ngatai NZ94P William Humphries NZ971P Jayden Ward