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First race 5.15pm 1) BriSCA MiniStox Heat 1 2) 2L Stock Car White & Yellow Final 3) F1 Stock Car White & Yellows 4) BriSCA MiniStox Heat 2 5) 2L Stock Car Ray Goudy Trailer Repairs Driver of the Year Final 6) F1 Stock Car Heat 1 7) F1 Stock Car Heat 2 8) 2L Stock Car All Comers 1 9) BriSCA MiniStox Heat 3 10) F1 Stock Car Consolation 11) 2L Stock Car All Comers 2 12) F1 Stock Car Final 13) BriSCA MiniStox Final 14) F1 Stock Car Grand National

Press release from Trackstar The Shootout for the BriSCA Formula One Stock Car National Points Championship crown reaches its penultimate round at the Adrian Flux Arena on Saturday night (22 October), with a large entry of the sport’s biggest stars set to do battle. Also in action on a big night of stock car racing are Two-Litre Saloon Stock Cars, who have two titles on the line, and the stars of the future in National Ministox. With just two rounds to go in the National Points Shootout, it’s Leicestershire’s 445 Nigel Green who currently leads the way as he chases the silver roof that has been his focus all year. However, the legendary 318 Rob Speak – set to make his last ever appearance at the track before embarking on a new career as a promoter – is breathing down his neck, just five points behind. Speak scored a consolation and final double last time out at King’s Lynn, and that kind of form must make him the favourite for success. King's Lynn has tended to be the defining round of the National Points chase in recent years and following a big weekend of heavy action on the tar last weekend, the action is set to go a notch higher again this Saturday. In addition to Speak, three other former champions are chasing Green down, although they all have some ground to make up in the points. Currently in third, despite only having one car at his disposal to use on both surfaces, is 84 Tom Harris. The ‘Hitman’ dominated last weekend’s tarmac affairs at Birmingham and Northampton; can he translate that form to shale, at the track where he was crowned World Champion three years ago? Next up is defending champion 4 Dan Johnson. The Worksop man has hauled his way back into contention, winning the final at Sheffield two weeks ago, then placing second at Birmingham last weekend. He was on the end of some rough stuff at Northampton, so expect him to be using the bumper to full effect this weekend. Fifth in the standings, but nearly 70 points off the pace, is World Champion 515 Frankie Wainman Jr. Winner of the first two finals of the year at King’s Lynn, he has been the man to beat all year, particularly on shale, but now finds himself with only an outside chance of securing the silver roof. Sixth-placed 2 Paul Harrison has had a strong year, including winning the final at the Adrian Flux Arena in May, plus two further top-three places in the main events at the track. He could prove to be a spoiler, like 212 Danny Wainman who currently occupies seventh and could well have at least half an eye on his elder brother’s chances. Norfolk’s top BriSCA F1 pilot 16 Mat Newson would have been aiming for better than his current eighth place in the Shootout standings, considering his second position in the season-long points chart, and will be hoping that home shale allows him to make some headway. 150 Mick Sworder has won more races at King’s Lynn than anyone else over the last few years, and is sure to entertain the crowd with his win-or-bust attitude. 217 Lee Fairhurst and 220 Will Hunter are more than capable on their day; Hunter could be one to watch after making the sparks fly last weekend. Of course it’s not all about the ‘Shooters’, with the strong turnout packed full of plenty more potential spoilers. 94 John Dowson Jr and 104 Paul Spooner both went well at our last outing, while 335 Mark Woodhull is something of a track specialist and local favourite 326 Mark Sargent is sure to have plenty of support on the terraces. Former World Champions 53 John Lund and 390 Stuart Smith Jr, along with 259 Paul Hines, are some of the big names not in contention for the Shootout. Then at the other end of the spectrum are rising stars 25 Bradley Harrison, 422 Ben Riley and 555 Frankie Wainman Jr Jr who all surely have very bright futures.

On the day admission prices Adult - £19 OAP - £17 12-15 year old - £7 Kids up to 11 free Family (2 adults & 2 12-15 year olds) - £48

That's from Trackstar's official website

Trackstar's promo video for this meeting

Round 9 of the Shoot Out takes place at King's Lynn on Saturday. Plus 2L Saloons and Ministox. Pit gate opens 2pm Start time 5.15pm Advance discount ticket prices Adult £18.00 Junior 12-15 £6.00 O.A.P. £16.00 Family ticket (2 adults & 2 juniors 12-15) £45.00 Kids 11 years and under are free and do not require a ticket Tickets available here Note that on the day prices are slightly higher.

Offical booking list as of this morning 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 Paul Harrison 4 Dan Johnson 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 16 Matt Newson 19 Jonathon Horne 25 Bradley Harrison 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 84 Tom Harris 150 Mick Sworder 172 Micky Randell 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 196 Murray Jones 212 Danny Wainman 213 Matt Rogers 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 William Hunter 224 Mark Gray 231 Daniel van Spijker 259 Paul Hines 267 Graeme Robson 283 Alex Wass 284 Samuel Wass 287 Sean Willis 292 Terry Sparks 318 Rob Speak 321 Ed Neachell 326 Mark Sargent 346 Ashley England 358 Dean Mason 372 Colin Goodswen 401 Steven Webster 422 Ben Riley 445 Nigel Green 460 Chris Cooke 464 Luke Davidson 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 518 Stuart Shevill Jnr 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Offical booking list as of this morning 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 Paul Harrison 4 Dan Johnson 16 Matt Newson 19 Jonathon Horne 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 84 Tom Harris 150 Mick Sworder 172 Micky Randell 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 196 Murray Jones 212 Danny Wainman 213 Matt Rogers 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 William Hunter 231 Daniel van Spijker 259 Paul Hines 283 Alex Wass 284 Samuel Wass 292 Terry Sparks 318 Rob Speak 321 Ed Neachell 325 Richard Davies 346 Ashley England 358 Dean Mason 364 Alan Woodward 401 Steven Webster 422 Ben Riley 445 Nigel Green 460 Chris Cooke 464 Luke Davidson 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 518 Stuart Shevill Jnr 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Offical booking list, as of 7pm last night 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 Paul Harrison 4 Dan Johnson 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 16 Matt Newson 19 Jonathon Horne 25 Bradley Harrison 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 84 Tom Harris 150 Mick Sworder 172 Micky Randell 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 196 Murray Jones 212 Danny Wainman 213 Matt Rogers 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 William Hunter 224 Mark Gray 231 Daniel van Spijker 259 Paul Hines 267 Graeme Robson 283 Alex Wass 284 Samuel Wass 287 Sean Willis 292 Terry Sparks 301 Mark Allen 318 Rob Speak 321 Ed Neachell 326 Mark Sargent 346 Ashley England 358 Dean Mason 372 Colin Goodswen 401 Steven Webster 422 Ben Riley 445 Nigel Green 460 Chris Cooke 464 Luke Davidson 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Official booking list, as of 7pm last night. 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr2 Paul Harrison4 Dan Johnson16 Matt Newson19 Jonathon Horne48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach84 Tom Harris150 Mick Sworder172 Micky Randell183 Steve Whittle196 Murray Jones212 Danny Wainman213 Matt Rogers217 Lee Fairhurst220 William Hunter231 Daniel van Spijker259 Paul Hines283 Alex Wass284 Samuel Wass292 Terry Sparks318 Rob Speak321 Ed Neachell325 Richard Davies346 Ashley England358 Dean Mason364 Alan Woodward401 Steven Webster422 Ben Riley445 Nigel Green460 Chris Cooke464 Luke Davidson501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Probably not the lead singer of punk band Orange Juice, who went solo and had a hit in the mid 1990s with "A Girl Like You".... Former Ministox driver "Fast Eddie", I think? And probably related to 148 Tim Collins, who's had a few outings in the Carl Pickering car. Think Tim is one of Carl's mechanics and/or sponsors.

Now up to 43 cars for this one. 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 Paul Harrison 4 Daniel Johnson 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 16 Matt Newson 19 Jonathan Horne 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 84 Tom Harris 147 Edward Collins 150 Mick Sworder 172 Michael Randell 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 196 Murray Jones 212 Danny Wainman 213 Matt Rogers 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 William Hunter 224 Mark Gray 231 Daniel van Spijker 259 Paul Hines 267 Graeme Robson 283 Alex Wass 284 Samuel Wass 287 Sean Willis 292 Terry Sparks 301 Mark Allen 308 Steve Malkin Jnr 318 Rob Speak 321 Ed Neachell 326 Mark Sargent 358 Dean Mason 372 Colin Goodswen 401 Steven Webster 422 Ben Riley 445 Nigel Green 460 Chris Cooke 464 Luke Davidson 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

The car count keeps going up... 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 Paul Harrison 4 Daniel Johnson 16 Matt Newson 19 Jonathan Horne 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 84 Tom Harris 147 Edward Collins 150 Mick Sworder 172 Michael Randell 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 196 Murray Jones 212 Danny Wainman 213 Matt Rogers 217 Lee Fairhurst 220 William Hunter 231 Daniel van Spijker 259 Paul Hines 283 Alex Wass 284 Samuel Wass 292 Terry Sparks 318 Rob Speak 321 Ed Neachell 325 Richard Davies 346 Ashley England 358 Dean Mason 364 Alan Woodward 401 Steven Webster 422 Ben Riley 445 Nigel Green 460 Chris Cooke 464 Luke Davidson 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Not my words, Mick, but the words of our distinguished comrade, the Spedeworth PR man, and BriSCA's #1 commentator, Mr Dave G. I didn't copy all of it; think I missed the small print that said the blasting down the motorway would be in a sensible manner and at less than 70mph.

Press release from Spedeworth THE SECOND leg of a BriSCA F1 Shootout double header takes place at Northampton International Raceway on Sunday 16th October as part of a day of 100% Stock Car action. The National Points Championship Shootout 2016 is in full swing and reaches its eighth round at the Brafield venue, with 318 Rob Speak having led for much of the way so far following a string of Final wins, but last weekend some good results at Skegness and Sheffield sent 445 Nigel Green to the top and he could well be on for his first major honour. World Champion 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr sits third behind Speak, but plenty more are waiting in the wings including 4 Dan Johnson who took a brilliant victory in the European at Northampton this year and is desperate to retain the silver roof, while 2 Paul Harrison and 212 Danny Wainman can never be discounted. The last meeting saw Northampton specialist 12 Michael Scriven win the World Masters title, so it may not be just the Shootout drivers doing the winning – and of course, they have to survive Birmingham the night before first! 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr2 Paul Harrison4 Daniel Johnson11 Neil Scriven12 Michael Scriven16 Matt Newson19 Jonathan Horne48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach84 Tom Harris147 Edward Collins150 Mick Sworder172 Michael Randell183 Steve Whittle186 Todd Jones212 Danny Wainman213 Matt Rogers217 Lee Fairhurst220 William Hunter224 Mark Gray231 Daniel van Spijker259 Paul Hines267 Graeme Robson283 Alex Wass284 Samuel Wass287 Sean Willis292 Terry Sparks301 Mark Allen308 Steve Malkin Jnr318 Rob Speak321 Ed Neachell326 Mark Sargent358 Dean Mason372 Colin Goodswen401 Steven Webster422 Ben Riley445 Nigel Green460 Chris Cooke464 Luke Davidson501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Press release from Spedeworth THE FIRST leg of a BriSCA F1 Shootout double header takes place at Birmingham Wheels Raceway on Saturday 15th October. The National Points Championship Shootout 2016 is in full swing and reaches its seventh round at the Bordesley Green venue, with 445 Nigel Green at the top of the points chart so far ahead of 318 Rob Speak. It is Rob’s last year in the sport before he switches from driving to promoting in 2017 and he would dearly love to go out on a high with the silver roof to cap his amazing career. World Champion 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr sits third ahead of 2 Paul Harrison, but plenty more are waiting in the wings including 16 Mat Newson who won a superb Final at the last Birmingham meeting while 422 Ben Riley mastered the wet conditions earlier in the season for his maiden Final in the sport. The drivers will pack up and blast down the motorway to Northampton on Sunday for the second leg of the weekend – but that does not mean they will be holding back and avoiding damage at Birmingham! 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr2 Paul Harrison4 Daniel Johnson16 Matt Newson19 Jonathan Horne48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach84 Tom Harris147 Edward Collins150 Mick Sworder172 Michael Randell183 Steve Whittle186 Todd Jones212 Danny Wainman213 Matt Rogers217 Lee Fairhurst220 William Hunter231 Daniel van Spijker259 Paul Hines283 Alex Wass284 Samuel Wass292 Terry Sparks318 Rob Speak321 Ed Neachell325 Richard Davies346 Ashley England358 Dean Mason401 Steven Webster422 Ben Riley445 Nigel Green460 Chris Cooke464 Luke Davidson501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

He's raced a Mat Newson hire car a few times over the last few years. Think he's raced domestic stuff before. I might have dreamed this but on one of his previous outings, I think I read somewhere he's also raced on a desert in the USA. Not sure if he's any relation to the Sparks family of Superstox fame?

The booking list as of this morning. 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr2 Paul Harrison4 Daniel Johnson16 Matt Newson19 Jonathan Horne48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach84 Tom Harris147 Edward Collins150 Mick Sworder172 Michael Randell183 Steve Whittle212 Danny Wainman213 Matt Rogers217 Lee Fairhurst220 William Hunter231 Daniel van Spijker259 Paul Hines283 Alex Wass284 Samuel Wass292 Terry Sparks318 Rob Speak325 Richard Davies346 Ashley England358 Dean Mason401 Steven Webster422 Ben Riley445 Nigel Green460 Chris Cooke464 Luke Davidson501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

The booking list this morning. 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr2 Paul Harrison4 Daniel Johnson11 Neil Scriven12 Michael Scriven16 Matt Newson19 Jonathan Horne48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach84 Tom Harris147 Edward Collins150 Mick Sworder172 Michael Randell183 Steve Whittle212 Danny Wainman213 Matt Rogers217 Lee Fairhurst220 William Hunter224 Mark Gray231 Daniel van Spijker259 Paul Hines267 Graeme Robson283 Alex Wass284 Samuel Wass287 Sean Willis292 Terry Sparks301 Mark Allen308 Steve Malkin Jnr318 Rob Speak326 Mark Sargent358 Dean Mason372 Colin Goodswen401 Steven Webster422 Ben Riley445 Nigel Green460 Chris Cooke464 Luke Davidson501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

F1 Shoot Out Round 8 plus F2 and Ministox First race 1pm General Admission £19.00 Concession : (65 years & Over) £17.00 Concession : Children (5-14yrs) £7.00 Programme £2.00

F1 Shoot Out Round 7 plus Two Litre Hot Rods and Rebels First race 6.30pm General Admission £19.00 Concession : (65 years & Over) £17.00 Concession : Children (5-14yrs) £7.00 Programme £2.00

33 cars as of this morning 1 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 2 Paul Harrison 3 4 Dan Johnson 4 16 Matt Newson 5 19 Jonathon Horne 6 25 Bradley Harrison 7 48 Shaun Webster 8 56 Graham Moulds 9 70 Aaron Leach 10 73 Rob Cowley 11 84 Tom Harris 12 150 Mick Sworder 13 183 Steve Whittle 14 186 Todd Jones 15 196 Murray Jones 16 212 Danny Wainman 17 213 Matt Rogers 18 217 Lee Fairhurst 19 220 William Hunter 20 224 Mark Gray 21 231 Daniel van Spijker 22 259 Paul Hines 23 287 Sean Willis 24 318 Rob Speak 25 326 Mark Sargent 26 422 Ben Riley 27 445 Nigel Green 28 464 Luke Davidson 29 468 Danny Colliver 30 483 Wayne Marshall 31 501 George Elwell 32 512 Michael Steward 33 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jn

Nige has now cancelled, but John Lund has booked in, so still 36 cars. 1 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 2 Paul Harrison 3 4 Dan Johnson 4 16 Matt Newson 5 21 Mark Gilbank 6 25 Bradley Harrison 7 28 Thomas Boyer 8 34 Mal Brown 9 37 Chris Cowley 10 53 John Lund 11 76 Aaron Cozens 12 84 Tom Harris 13 134 John Brown 14 150 Mick Sworder 15 152 Neil Scothern 16 165 Roger Bailey 17 191 Joshua Smith 18 212 Danny Wainman 19 217 Lee Fairhurst 20 220 William Hunter 21 231 Daniel van Spijker 22 238 Richard Bryan 23 249 Jonathon Gibson 24 259 Paul Hines 25 293 Eliot Smith 26 318 Rob Speak 27 335 Mark Woodhull 28 337 Dave Willis 29 338 Chris Brocksopp 30 348 John Wright 31 351 John Frost 32 415 Russell Cooper 33 422 Ben Riley 34 445 Nigel Green 35 511 Jake Hall 36 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr

Recent additions to the booking list. 84 Tom Harris 511 Jake Hall

The current booking list 1 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 2 Paul Harrison 3 4 Dan Johnson 4 16 Matt Newson 5 21 Mark Gilbank 6 25 Bradley Harrison 7 28 Thomas Boyer 8 34 Mal Brown 9 37 Chris Cowley 10 45 Nigel Harrhy 11 76 Aaron Cozens 12 134 John Brown 13 150 Mick Sworder 14 152 Neil Scothern 15 165 Roger Bailey 16 191 Joshua Smith 17 212 Danny Wainman 18 217 Lee Fairhurst 19 220 William Hunter 20 231 Daniel van Spijker 21 238 Richard Bryan 22 249 Jonathon Gibson 23 259 Paul Hines 24 293 Eliot Smith 25 318 Rob Speak 26 335 Mark Woodhull 27 337 Dave Willis 28 338 Chris Brocksopp 29 348 John Wright 30 351 John Frost 31 415 Russell Cooper 32 422 Ben Riley 33 445 Nigel Green 34 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr Plus 32 Ministox Gates open 11pm First race 12.30pm