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Speaky interviewed by a Dutch lad.

Nice bit of publicity. Bolton News | Bolton's Lee Fairhurst goes for stock car world title

Latest booking list 4 Dan Johnson 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 16 Matt Newson 45 Nigel Harrhy 76 Aaron Cozens 84 Tom Harris 93 Sam Makim 94 John Dowson 124 Kyle Gray 127 Austin Moore 137 Sam Jacklin 166 Bobby Griffin 169 Billy Johnson 175 Karl Hawkins 192 Luke Dennis 208 Steve Malkin Snr 211 Phoebe Wainman 212 Daniel Wainman 215 Geoff Nickolls 216 Jack France 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 William Hunter 242 Joe Nickolls 244 Mick Rogers 259 Paul Hines 268 Richard Woods 280 Colin Nairn 307 Tim Warwick 308 Steve Malkin 313 Karl Roberts 317 Gary Grattan 335 Mark Woodhull 338 Chris Brocksopp 345 Jake Harrhy 390 Stuart Smith 415 Russell Cooper 445 Nigel Green 448 Jason Eaton 463 James Morris 478 Shane Geary 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr 532 Daz Kitson 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr H226 Pieter van der Iest H228 Jan Roelof Wijbenga H27 Rutger Valk H29 Durk Greidanus H295 Willem zwerver H337 Dennis Tesselaar H345 Boy Tesselaar H36 Wendy Koopman H38 Bart Koopmans H393 Gert Elzinga H40 Marc Tesselaar H410 Jelle Tesselaar H440 Jac Tesselaar H525 Nigel de Kock H54 Sierd de Vries H62 Bruce Potveer H79 Lourenz de Vries H99 Johan Catsburg NZ1 William Humphries NZ2 Adam Joblin NZ58 Peter Bengston T6 Pascal Spigt

F1 European + World Masters, plus F2 and Ministox. Note that the V8 World Final has been rescheduled for 28th October at Northampton. The 2018 World Masters event takes place at Northampton International Shaleway on Sunday 16th September as the BriSCA Formula One Stock Cars settle some scores from the night before when the newly crowned World Champion shows off a brand new gold roof. The meeting has added spice too as it will commence with the conclusion of the 2018 European Championship for the F1s, held over from July. Standard Prices:General Admission £22Concession : (65 years & Over) £18Concession : Children (5-14yrs) £8Programme £2 Production of a 2018 European Sunday/Weekend wristband will allow admission at the following reduced prices:General Admission £18Concession : (65 years & Over) £16Concession : Children (5-14yrs) £8Programme £2 Cash & cards accepted at the turnstiles.

The grid for the World Consolation. The first two go through to the World Final. Russell Cooper 415 Aaron Leech 70 - Chris Fort 3 Paul Carter 300 - Mickey Randall 172 Jack France 216 - Finn Sargent 526 George Elwell 501 - Sam Makin 93 Mark Sargent 326 - Luke Dennis 192 Nigel Harrhy 45 - Mark Woodhull 335 Todd Jones 186 - Jacklyn Ellis 219 Harry Steward 126 - Austin Moore 127 Phoebe Wainman 211 - Shaun Webster 48 Steve Whittle 183 Daniel Wainman 212 - Bradley Harrison 25 Paul Harrison 2 - Ashley England 346 Ben Riley 422 - Will Hunter 220 Joe Booth 446 Matt Newson 16

The last Skegness World Final ...

InsideRowOutside Stuart Smith Jnr 390 1Lee Fairhurst 217 Dan Johnson 4 2Tom Harris 84 Overseas 3Overseas Mark Gilbank 21 4Nigel Green 445 Chris Cowley 37 5Ryan Harrison 197 Overseas 6Overseas Karl Hawkins 1757Frankie Wainman Jnr 515 Ben Hurdman 207 8Bobby Griffin 166 Overseas 9Overseas Colin Goodswen 37210Paul Hines 259 John Dowson Jnr 9411Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr 555 Overseas12Overseas Michael Scriven 1213Tristan Jackson 101 Neil Scriven 1114Ricky Wilson 502 World Cons 1st15World Cons 2nd Overseas16Overseas Overseas17Overseas Overseas18Overseas

Friday 14th September F1 Overseas visitors plus Saloons and F2. Car park opens 4pm Gates open 4.30pm Adult £20 Senior £18 Junior £10 Kids 12yrs & under - no charge. Advance ticket holders for the two days must exchange their tickets for wristbands at the turnstiles which will allow you easier entry on Saturday. Saturday 15th September F1 World Championship Final plus Saloons. Car park opens 10am. Gates open 10.30am Adults (16-65yrs) £40 Senior (65+ yrs)£38 Junior (13-15yrs) £15 Kids 12yrs & under no charge Advance tickets must be exchanged for a wristband before entry. Please note advance discount tickets are no longer available. Parking There is no parking allowed on the roadside, behind the Grandstand, stadium frontage or normal carpark. All non-camping vehicle parking (except for blue badge holders / Officials / Sponsors / VIPs, who may park in the normal carpark) must be on the field at the North end (Seaside end) of the Raceway. There is a £2 charge per vehicle. Camping All overnight camping must be in the farmer’s field at the back of the Raceway. Use the entrance near the car on the pole. It's £20 per night per unit. If you arrive on Friday then you must pay for both days at the camping entrance. Camping is only available on 14th & 15th - please leave early on Sunday morning. Admission is via the turnstiles only. Grandstand seats Tthere are some seats available they will be on sale from the Trackshop. Friday £5-00 per person, Saturday £15 per person. Due to the high cost of the seating all seats must be paid for including under 12yrs. Wheelchairs Designated wheelchair viewing is on the seaside bend only. Once inside the arena turn left for access. There is no access if you turn right. Chairs Chairs or Seating of any description are not allowed in to the Stadium on either the 14th & 15th September. Food policy In line with other Stadiums and Sports venues, you may enter the Stadium with a small amount of food and non-alcoholic beverage suitable for one person’s consumption e.g., 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 No tents, shelters, gazebos, marquees, pop up tents or similar are allowed inside the Stadium Arena. Trackside parking is no longer available.

F1 plus Superstox and Junior Bangers General Admission £18 65 years & Over) £16 Children (5-14yrs) £7 Programme £2

Gary's car at the Ormskirk Motor Fest this weekend. It's the former 293 car, raced earlier this year by 101 Tristan Jackson. (Gary's nephew, as per the info from Keith earlier in this thread). (Paul Greenwood pic)

Not sure it was a Wainman car but there was 42 Alan Jackson from Chester, who won Novice Of The Year in 1986. Think he had the 510 Chevy that went into Andy Smith's first F1?

On a similar note... does Nigel Green move house every season? The last few years he's been listed as being from Gilmorton, Bruntingthorpe, and now Sutton-in-the-Elms.

Assuming it's the same guy, 423 Gary Jackson is a V8 Hotstox driver and is from Chester.

A block buster Holiday Monday at Belle Vue at 3.30.pm and for a family audience and fans alike on of the best line ups of 2018! The battle for the Silver roof gets under way with Belle Vue being the opening round [ sponsored by Trinity Diesels ] of the BriSCA Formula 1 Stock Car Racing 2018 campaign and the journey begins with the first of 10 rounds - 10 of the 12 shoot out drivers are already booked in, 220 misses the opener due to prior holiday commitments, other than that a quality field is assembled with, as we speak 34 of the monster V8 BriSCA F1's including a Dutch visitor entered. And - as experimented in 2018 to huge acclaim, the BIG VAN BANGERS return for mayhem and destruction and great entertainment for race fans and families alike! The ultimate King's of Chaos in these Wacky Races! A great family Bank Holiday starting at 3.30.pm and one of the North's great family attractions! Gates open at 2.pm and all admission is simply pay at the gate GATES OPEN : 2.00.pm [ CAR PARK 1.00.PM ] No advance tickets required, simply pay at the turnstiles from 2.00.pm - Credit and debit card welcome ADMISSION PRICES: Adults £18 Senior Citizens over 65 £16 Child 12-15 £7 Accompanied children under 12 ABSOLUTELY FREE! Family Ticket 2 adults + up to 3 children 12 - 15 just £40

Latest booking list. 4 Dan Johnson16 Matt Newson32 Chris Farnell57 William Fenwick76 Aaron Cozens 84 Tom Harris93 Sam Makim94 John Dowson127 Austin Moore136 Rob Jacklin137 Sam Jacklin169 Billy Johnson 192 Luke Dennis211 Phoebe Wainman212 Daniel Wainman216 Jack France217 Lee Fairhurst259 Paul Hines268 Richard Woods277 Martin Southwell310 Stephen Mallinson338 Chris Brocksopp345 Jake Harrhy364 Robert Plant390 Stuart Smith423 Gary Jackson424 Michael Heywood445 Nigel Green463 James Morris483 Wayne Marshall515 Frankie Wainman Jnr 526 Finn Sargent555 Frankie Wainman Jnr JnrH410 Jelle Tesselar

F1 Shoot Out Round 1, plus F2 and Big Van Bangers.

Is this the first ever semi final to feature two female drivers?

48 Shaun Webster 501 George Elwell 93 Sam Makim 293 Elliot Smith 183 Steve Whittle 13 Kelvin Hassall 278 Paul Hopkins 338 Chris Brocksopp 484 Craig Utley 451 Martin Spiers

Inside Outside No Name Points Row No Name Points 515 Frankie Wainman 556 1 217 Lee Fairhurst 503 259 Paul Hines 330 2 94 John Dowson 292 4 Dan Johnson 246 3 464 Luke Davidson 245 445 Nigel Green 171 4 25 Bradley Harrison 165 518 Stuart Shevill 143 5 45 Nigel Harrhy 141 37 Chris Cowley 129 (39, 18) 6 101 Tristan Jackson 127 463 James Morris 108 7 422 Ben Riley 102 169 Billy Johnson 95 8 11 Neil Scriven 93 219 Jacklyn Ellis 77 9 415 Russell Cooper 75 207 Ben Hurdman 72 10 126 Harry Steward 70 (24, 19) 127 Austin Moore 67 11 300 Paul Carter 64 211 Phoebe Wainman 61 (14) 12 216 Jack France 59

The second World Championship Semi Final, plus F2 and Classic Hot Rods. As yet, I can't find any other info...

Just passed Joe Booth stopped on the A1. Looked like a flat tyre on the truck.

No time for Stoxnet this morning ... just about to set off.

That's unfortunate - I've got something for Lee's mum. Actually.... yes. First trip to KL since the 2015 WF.

I interviewed Frankie after the semi for F1stockcars.com and amongst things I asked him about the World Final being at Skegness. If you're interested, read it here.