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Meeting Format 1. 2L Stock Car White & Yellow Final 2. F1 Stock Car White, Yellow & Dutch 3. V8 Stock Car Heat 1 4. 2L Stock Car Driver of the Year 5. F1 Stock Car Heat 1 6. F1 Stock Car Heat 2 7. 2L Stock Car All Comers 1 8. V8 Stock Car Heat 2 9. F1 Stock Car Consolation 10. 2L Stock Car All Comers 2 11. F1 Stock Car Final 12. V8 Stock Car Final 13. F1 Stock Car Grand National

He was H221 when he raced the World Final last year, which is probably where the confusion has come from. H221 has also been Marco Jenninga. Rick has confirmed that it is him that is racing (as H14), and not Marco or any other H221. Also heard that Stef van Eck may be coming over?

Mark Paulson meeting preview BriSCA Formula One stock cars return to King’s Lynn on Saturday night (21 October, 5:30pm) in the latest round of their Shootout for the silver roof. Support comes from two-litre Saloon Stock Cars contesting their Driver of the Year, and a second outing of the season for V8 Hotstox. There are currently 45 F1 Stock Cars, 44 2L Stock Cars and 18 V8 Stock Cars booked in to race Please note that any driver who turns up unbooked will not receive any complimentary admissions that they may be entitled to and may also not be allowed to race if the event is still fully booked. Drivers please note that the pits open at 2pm and your early arrival will be appreciated. Drivers turning up in the last hour could well find themselves missing their first race. BriSCA F1 390 Stuart Smith Jr currently has a very healthy lead in the Shootout standings as he seeks his first silver roof. Smith was certainly the man to beat at King’s Lynn a month ago when he scorched to a heat-and-final double. He then returned to fourth in the grand national from the lap handicap, despite losing his wing mid-race. If the rest of the shootout drivers allow the in form 390 Stuart Smith to dominate on Saturday like he did the last King's Lynn expect this aerofoil to change to silver for 2018. After strong recent form, which included winning the final at Belle Vue, and finishing third in the main event at King’s Lynn last month, 217 Lee Fairhurst lies second in the points. Third last year and second in 2013, can Fairhurst go all the way and lift his first national points title this year? Having recently celebrated 30 years in the formula, there is nothing that 515 Frankie Wainman Jr hasn’t achieved in BriSCA F1. The current British Champion is third in the Shootout points and would love to lift a 14th national points title, which would be his first since 2008. First and second in the past two King’s Lynn finals, he is in good form and will be one to watch. 515 Frankie Wainman was a double race winner at the last King's Lynn and will be very dangerous this Saturday! Local driver 16 Mat Newson has lifted himself into contention with consistently good scores, particularly on shale. The popular racer who puts so much into the sport is surely long overdue a first major title. He will have plenty of support on the terraces as he hunts down those in front. The current top-six in the Shootout points is completed by 212 Danny Wainman and world champion 445 Nigel Green. King’s Lynn hasn’t been the kindest track to Wainman over the years but he has shown good form on the Saddlebow Road shale this season and could be a dark horse. Green, the season-long points leader, admits that winning the silver roof would mean more to him than the world crown, but his Shootout campaign hasn’t gone to plan so far. He needs a big score to haul himself back into contention – finding the form he showed at the track on 2 September would put him in good shape. World Champion 445 Nigel Green desperately needs a big points haul on Saturday to put himself back into contention for the Shootout King’s Lynn specialist and Sheffield final winner 55 Craig Finnikin will certainly be a major threat on the loose this weekend, even if he’s unlikely to challenge for the Shootout overall. Meanwhile 259 Paul Hines is a multiple final winner at the track in the past and first-time ‘Shooter’ 422 Ben Riley is showing a good account of himself, so both remain strong contenders on track. Beyond the Shootout entry, we are pleased to welcome another very healthy showing of Dutch drivers. Their prowess on the loose, and action-packed racing style, are well known and makes them a very popular addition to proceedings. The Dutch Drivers always put on a great display when they race at King's Lynn and it is great to see H179 Sjaak Kenite making the journey back to King's Lynn after racing at the Adrian Flux Arena last month Having just missed out on Shootout qualification, 555 Frankie Wainman Jr Jr will be keen to show what he can do, and King’s Lynn expert 335 Mark Woodhull will also be one to watch. Local driver 326 Mark Sargeant returns to action and will have plenty of support, as will Cambridgeshire men 76 Aaron Cozens and 415 Russell Cooper, and the ever-popular 45 Nigel Harrhy. The ever popular 45 Nigel Harrhy probably had his best King's Lynn meeting to date last time out - will he be able to continue his KL form on Saturday? Funfair Rides All the fun of the fair will be at King's Lynn on Saturday. The good news for mum and dad is that the ride will b e free for the kids to go on as often as they like! AdmissionOn the day admission is as follows;Adult - £18OAP - £1612-15 year old - £7Kids up to 11 freeFamily (2 adults & 2 12 - 15 year olds) - £46Click here to save money and beat the queues with advance discount tickets Drivers Booked in to Race Shootout Drivers16 Matt Newson – Norwich55 Craig Finnikin – Leek212 Daniel Wainman – Keighley217 Lee Fairhurst – Bolton259 Paul Hines – Hinckley 390 Stuart Smith - Rochdale422 Ben Riley – Salford445 Nigel Green – Leicester515 Frankie Wainman - Keighley Star Grade – Red Roof21 Mark Gilbank – Rotherham25 Bradley Harrison – RotherhamH152 Gert Jan Klok - Holland207 Ben Hurdman – Inkberrow220 Will Hunter - Preston555 Frankie Wainman Jnr - Keighley A Grade – Blue Roof12 Michael Scriven - Lechlade22 Will Yarrow – Kettering169 Billy Johnson – Loughborough175 Karl Hawkins – TowcesterH179 Sjaak Kenite – HollandH14 Rick Wobbes - Holland293 Eliot Smith – Halifax335 Mark Woodhull – Leicester463 James Morris - Warrington B Grade – Yellow Roof11 Neil Scriven – Cirencester45 Nigel Harrhy – Sollihull152 Neil Scothern – Derby215 Geoff Nicholls – Melton Mowbray326 Mark Sargent – Spalding338 Chris Brocksopp – Leicester372 Colin Goodswen - Harleston 415 Russell Cooper - Cambridge502 Richard Wilson – KeighleyH604 Stefan van Rossum - Holland C Grade – White RoofH30 Romke Kroondijk – Holland74 Martin Chadwick - Liverpool76 Aaron Cozens – Huntingdon80 Stephen North – Lincoln137 Sam Jacklin – Manchester216 Jack France – Liversedge258 Tommy Hollingworth - Preston267 Graeme Robson – Darlington268 Richard Woods – Newark483 Wayne Marshall - ChesterfieldH575 Yoren Winands - Holland

CAN THEY STOP HIM? 390 Stuart Smith will enter this Saturday's F1 Stock Car National Series Round with a massive 60 point lead. The last Lynn meeting saw Smith take a heat and final double - if he manages that again on Saturday the rest of his competitors might as well send him a congratulations card for winning the silver roof! The Lynn National Series round has always been pivotal to the whole competition. If 390 scores a hatfull of points on Saturday history dictates the silver will probably be his - if someone steps up and takes him on they could have built the foundations for a late silver roof challenge! What will happen? There is only one way to find out!!

Round 7 of the Shoot Out. Plus 2L Stock Cars & V8 Stock Cars Start time 5.30pm More details as they are released.

The poll is now live.

And on Sunday...

A few more... 2 Paul Harrison 3 Chris Fort 14 Roger Bromiley 16 Mat Newson 25 Bradley Harrison 30 Chris Brown 36 Jordan Falding 45 Nigel Harrhy 48 Shaun Webster 55 Craig Finnikin 70 Aaron Leach 73 Rob Cowley 126 Harry Steward 152 Neil Scothern 164 John Fortune 172 Micky Randell 183 Steve Whittle 197 Ryan Harrison 207 Ben Hurdman 211 Phoebe Wainman 212 Danny Wainman 217 Lee Fairhurst 219 Jacklyn Ellis 220 William Hunter 229 Derek Brown 259 Paul Hines 268 Richard Woods 278 Paul Hopkins 283 Alex Wass 287 Sean Willis 300 Paul Carter 303 Karl Whiteman 308 Steve Malkin 325 Richard Davies 326 Mark Sargent 337 Dave Willis 341 Ian Clayton 361 Steve Reedman 372 Colin Goodswen 390 Stuart Smith 422 Ben Riley 437 Ronald Ferguson 445 Nigel Green 460 Chris Cooke 464 Luke Davidson 468 Danny Colliver 478 Shane Geary 483 Wayne Marshall 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 515 Frankie Wainman 518 Stuart Shevill Jnr 532 Daz Kitson 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Thank you to everyone that has put themselves forward. The window for nominations is now closed. I will create a poll containing the nominees and their own words about why you should vote for them. This will be at the weekend, or sooner, depending on when receive their input. Each member will have three votes to use as they see fit. Either vote for three different candidates, or vote for the same candidate 3 times if you prefer, or any combination in between - it's entirely up to you. The poll will run until 27th October, after which the 3 candidates with the highest votes will become the fan representatives.

From BriSCA: Thank you to everyone for the responses to the proposal for a Q & A initiative. There was quite a few substantive 'comments' in the feedback. As this was proposed by myself to be 'handled' through Stoxnet firstly in delegating 3 members to undertake the forum, thought needs to be given on the 'next step' to make it productive and POSITIVE. BriSCA/BMB/BSCDA meet at the end of the month and this is very much on the Agenda and a date of 15th November has been 'pencilled in' for the forum. Over the next few weeks and in time for the BMB meeting it would be useful if firstly the 3 proposed contributors are formalised and then someone 'summarises' the positive points raised and 'sent over' for some prior discussion. We then will need to discuss prior to the event the 'structure' to ensure it is harmonious, constructive,positive and useful and we all agree protocols to ensure it is informative and not become either personalised of go 'off piste' Steve Rees

Current booking list 2 Paul Harrison3 Chris Fort14 Roger Bromiley16 Mat Newson25 Bradley Harrison36 Jordan Falding45 Nigel Harrhy48 Shaun Webster55 Craig Finnikin70 Aaron Leach73 Rob Cowley126 Harry Steward152 Neil Scothern164 John Fortune172 Micky Randell197 Ryan Harrison207 Ben Hurdman211 Phoebe Wainman212 Danny Wainman217 Lee Fairhurst219 Jacklyn Ellis220 William Hunter229 Derek Brown259 Paul Hines268 Richard Woods278 Paul Hopkins283 Alex Wass287 Sean Willis300 Paul Carter303 Karl Whiteman308 Steve Malkin325 Richard Davies326 Mark Sargent337 Dave Willis341 Ian Clayton372 Colin Goodswen390 Stuart Smith422 Ben Riley437 Ronald Ferguson445 Nigel Green460 Chris Cooke464 Luke Davidson468 Danny Colliver478 Shane Geary483 Wayne Marshall501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward515 Frankie Wainman518 Stuart Shevill532 Daz Kitson555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

53 cars now.

I think the answer to that is yes. Car turnouts at Skegness last year and this year :- Friday 25th March 2016 - 33 Saturday 14th May 2016 - 47 Sunday 15th May 2016 - 41 Saturday 11th June 2016 - 51 Saturday 9th July 2016 - 38 Sunday 10th July 2016 - 37 Saturday 17th September 2016 - 38 Saturday 8th October 2016 - 32 Friday 14th April 2017 - 36 Saturday 13th May 2017 - 65 Sunday 14th May 2017 - 56 Saturday 8th July 2017 - 46 Sunday 9th July 2017 - 42 Saturday 29th July 2017 - 54 Saturday 14th October 2017 - 51 (estimated)

464 has withdrawn.

For the benefit of readers much younger than us lot, the Morrisons branch of Rochdale is built on the site of Rochdale Stadium.

Pat Byrne.

Well, this morning I was in two minds about scrapping this thread and starting again, as I don't think it shows the sport or Stoxnet itself in a particularly good light. Had to raise a smile at this from Startrax, though... Belle Vue - Sunday 8th October 4.pm In light of a reported outbreak of social media 'foot and mouth' elsewhere, there is actually BriSCA F1 Stock Cars in action this Sunday at Manchester's Belle Vue Stadium, under the CovStox banner - helping our colleagues out from Coventry whilst they find a new arena. It's an extra' F1 date for the North West and a Shoot Out round et - al. As of this morning 29 F1s are entered plus 24 V8 Hot Stox and the awesome National Ministox. As usual gates open 2.30.pm and FREE car parking as usual is available on Showcase which we do try to monitor. Proceedings will start with a welcome for the World Champions at 3.30.pm It's BriSCA F1 Stock Car Racing with the top stars in Shoot Out action, give the lads your support. We would like to thank Richard of RICHARD BALDWIN MOTORHOMES for his kind support of this round of the NS 2 Paul Harrison 16 Mat Newson 45 Nigel Harrhy 55 Craig Finnikin 76 Aaron Cozens 94 John Dowson 127 Austin Moore 137 Sam Jacklin 169 Billy Johnson 198 Nigel Whalley 212 Danny Wainman 216 Jack France 217 Lee Fairhurst 259 Paul Hines 276 Mark Poole 293 Eliot Smith 310 Stephen Mallinson 313 Karl Roberts 338 Chris Brocksopp 348 John Wright 390 Stuart Smith 422 Ben Riley 424 Michael Heywood 445 Nigel Green 463 James Morris 464 Luke Davidson 483 Wayne Marshall 515 Frankie Wainman 555 Frankie Wainman

Booking list still 29 cars - 310 Stephen Mallinson added, 197 Ryan Harrison removed.

BriSCA F2 racer Stephen Mallinson is moving into the big league for a couple of meetings this season and makes his F1 debut at local track Belle Vue this Sunday. Stephen has been racing for many years, spending several successful seasons behind the wheel of a Rebel Racer before moving into the F2s. Highly successful on the shale Stephen will be looking forward to stepping out onto the Manchester oval this Sunday.

I think you might be in luck......

This Sunday sees the CovStox team on tour for Round 3 of their 2017 events. Belle Vue is the stage ready and prepared for the BriSCA F1 National Points Shoot Out Round 5 sponsored by RBM. Leading the pack in the silver chase is local racer Stuart Smith 390. He was on stunning form at Belle Vue for Round 2 where he cruised around to take the Final victory, will we see a repeat performance on Sunday? He is currently 52 points ahead of second place man Frankie Wainman 515. The British Champion will be pumped and determined to c lose that gap and is no stranger to tasting victory around the Manchester oval. It’s far from a two horse race though as Daniel Wainman, Lee Fairhurst, Mat Newson and World Champ Nigel Green will be determined to stop the top two stealing the glory whilst the Flying Finn will be in stealth mode and ready to pounce after his final win last week at Sheffield. Throw in the remainder of the Shoot Out racers and of course all the non silver chasers and we are in for a night of action. Joining the F1s are the V8 Hotstox and National Ministox both of which were competing for their gold roofs at Buxton a couple of weeks ago. We are delighted to see the World Champions from all three formulas at Belle Vue and they will be ready to show off their silverware in front of the crowd as we will have a World Champion parade to kick start the meeting at 3.30pm Advance tickets are available from www.coventrystoxtickets.com/new_event Turnstiles open at 2.30pm World Champions Parade from 3.30pm Racing from 4pm

This is the booking list posted on the news page of the Coventrystox 2016 website. 1 2 Paul Harrison 2 16 Mat Newson 3 45 Nigel Harrhy 4 55 Craig Finnikin 5 76 Aaron Cozens 6 94 John Dowson 7 127 Austin Moore 8 137 Sam Jacklin 9 169 Billy Johnson 10 197 Ryan Harrison 11 198 Nigel Whalley 12 212 Danny Wainman 13 216 Jack France 14 217 Lee Fairhurst 15 259 Paul Hines 16 276 Mark Poole 17 293 Eliot Smith 18 313 Karl Roberts 19 338 Chris Brocksopp 20 348 John Wright 21 390 Stuart Smith 22 422 Ben Riley 23 424 Michael Heywood 24 445 Nigel Green 25 463 James Morris 26 464 Luke Davidson 27 483 Wayne Marshall 28 515 Frankie Wainman 29 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

No it isn't. It's completely open. It can be read by anyone with an internet connection. Hope that helps.

From skegness-stadium.info We welcome back to Skegness Raceway for the last Brisca F1 meeting of 2017 the big league Brisca F1 Stock Cars with Brisca F2, National Mini Stox & F2 Micros are on Saturday 14th October with support formulas on from 6pm and Brisca F1 from around 6-30pm. It’s Brisca F1’s NPC round six sponsored by J. Davidson, and also a WCQR for 2018. The ground will shake as the F1s take to the tight tarmac track, under the floodlights at Skeggy where it always appears so much faster. Early booking list shows all of the shootout drivers taking part, including World Champion Nigel Green & Dan Johnson who is also racing all meeting on Sunday 15th October in a 2L Saloon Stock Car, something to look forward to. Micro F2’s are such a popular formula here at Skeggy & this round is sponsored by Green Haulage & Plant Hire, please make these youngsters welcome as they put their heart & sole into racing, remember how young they are? Pit gate opens at 2pm Turnstiles open at 3-30pm Admission price for Saturday is Adults £18, Seniors £16, Juniors £8 and under 12years no charge. Admission price Sunday is Adults £16, Seniors £13, Juniors £7 (but note that F1s are only on Saturday) Two meeting saver: Adults £32, Seniors £27, Juniors £13. It is all pay at the gate.