Speedway Sedans Australia

25/01/2025

KANE CREATES HISTORY IN HOBART!

National Champion Darren Kane has equalled the record for most wins in the AutoKlene Grand National with a victory at AutoKlene Hobart Raceway!

1st A1 Darren Kane - Darren Kane Motorsport
2nd Q26 Sean Black - Sean Black's Team Racing
3rd N47 Tyson Moon - Moons Racing
4th Q98 Michael Hally - Hally Racing Team
5th T3 David Nichols - David Nichols Racing

📸 Angryman Photography’s image of Darren Kane

24/01/2025

23/01/2025

ENTRY LIST RELEASED FOR 2025 SSA LINCOLNS EARTHMOVERS STREET STOCK VICTORIAN TITLE
Official Release Tuesday 21 January, 2025.

The entry list for the 2025 Lincolns Earthmovers Street Stock Victorian Title has today been finalised.
To be staged at Wangaratta City Raceway, fifty one entries from around Australia have been received including current Victorian Champion Nathan Thorne hailing from South Australia.
The 2025 SSA Street Stock Victorian Title will begin on Saturday 25th January with Scrutineering followed by three qualifying heats and Sunday will see two more qualifying heats and the running of the SSA Lincolns Earthmovers Street Stock Victorian Title final.

Official Entry List for the 2025 SSA Lincolns Earthmovers Street Stock Victorian Title.

(51 entries)
RDL0 Mick Dann
V1 Nathan Thorne
W3 Peter Kinnear
WANG4 Morris Ahearn
C4 Dean Jenkins
W4 Jack Jordan
W5 Steven Watts
WANG7 Bradin Claridge
Q7 Travis Hutchison
NY9 Brodie Ardley
S12 Ellen Vagg
SA12 Darren Flatman
AX13 Dale Morrison
L14 Jared Wilkinson
WANG15 Ricky Cornwall
RDL18 Scott Secombe
C18 Miller Throckmorton
WANG22 Matthew Brooks
B23 Shaun Henry
G23 Mitch Viney
B24 Zackary Yeoman
M24 Dylan Wilkinson
C25 Jacob Kelly
AX25 Nick Chrystie
B26 Jo-anne Scott
G29 Ashley Fox
B31 Bhoe Paterson
C32 Zac Barwise
NY36 Brad Hill
B38 Josh Davey
DS41 Leigh Gooding
SA42 Thomas Garner
W42 Chris Hay
S43 Matthew Martin
DS45 Darwyn Lee
AX48 Linken Paterson
S53 Peter Morris
W55 Ryan Watts
B62 Jayden Blomeley
B63 Cody Blomeley
MDA79 Wade Fell
WANG82 Shane Roycroft
B85 Michael Hume
WANG85 Rhys Meakins
AX85 Aaron Meakins
S87 Nathan Fawns
DDA88 Tim Hutchinson
C88 Jensen Wilson
WANG93 Mathew Bishop
SH96 Hayden Glare
SA112 Drew Flatman

Ends Release

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23/01/2025

23/01/2025

TASSIE TIGER SUPER SEDAN TRAILS HEADS SOUTH!

The 2025 Tassie Tiger Super Sedan Trail will head to Australia’s most southern Speedway for the Grand National and round six of the NSSS National Super Sedan Series at AutoKlene Hobart Raceway.

An awesome line up of twenty six drivers are set to contest Australia’s longest running blue ribbon event, with five states being represented in the field.

National Champion Darren Kane will enter as one of the favourites after going to victory lane in the Grand Prix last weekend. Kane returns to his original home track looking to add to his five Grand National victories.

Kane will have to contend with Tasmanian Champion Callum Harper, who is the only driver to have been on the podium in both 2025 Tassie Tiger Super Sedan Trail events to date. Harper has won the Grand National three times, and will chase his fourth crown this weekend.

Matty Pascoe is another driver to have won the Grand National five times, and returned to form last weekend with a third placed finish in the Grand Prix. Pascoe will head to Hobart full of confidence after his strong showing last weekend.

Victoria’s Brock Atkins has been in great form across the last two weekends, finishing third in the Tasmanian, before being the top qualifier at the Grand Prix and coming home fifth. Atkins will make his first Super Sedan start in Hobart this weekend and will be looking for another strong showing aboard his Moons Earthworks Sweet Chassis.

Defending Grand National winner Brad Pascoe finished sixth in the Grand Prix last weekend, and will be hoping for an improved showing as he looks to become the first driver to go back to back in the Grand National since his Dad in 2020 & 2021.

Queensland’s Sean Black looked to be on for a good result in the Grand Prix, before a right rear shock failure ended his charge. Black has been on the Grand National podium twice, and will look to go to victory lane for the first time at the event this weekend.

Tasmanian veteran David Nichols is the winningest driver in Grand National history, as he stands alone with six victories. Nichols will chase his first Grand National win for twenty five years, with his last win coming in 2000.

Michael Hally crossed the line fourth in the Grand Prix last weekend. Hally also has a previous best finish of fourth in the Grand National, so Hally will chase his first Tasmanian podium this weekend.

Tyson Moon, Mick Nicola, Zac Pascoe, Steve Jordan, Darren Saunders and Mitch Rigney round out the interstate contingent in the field, with Saunders and Rigney looking to make their first feature races of the Tassie Tiger Super Sedan Trail.

Steve Latham, Luke Gunn, Wayne Dillon, Marcus Alexander, Corey Jetson and Nathan Howells will fly the flag for the home state as they all chase their first Grand National victories.

The Grand National will kick off on Friday night with three rounds of heat races and two fifteen lap preliminary features.

On Saturday, two additional rounds of heats and the much anticipated pole shuffle will determine the grid for the fifty lap main event.

Fans unable to attend can catch every lap live on Clay-Per-View.

AutoKlene Grand National
Nominations (26)

A1 Darren Kane
T1 Callum Harper
T3 David Nichols
V3 Mick Nicola
T4 Marcus Alexander
Q6 Zac Pascoe
T6 Corey Jetson
T7 Nathan Howells
T8 Steve Latham
Q10 Steve Jordan
T12 Luke Gunn
Q15 Matty Pascoe
Q18 Brad Pascoe
T18 Dwaine Sonners
Q26 Sean Black
S28 Mitch Rigney
T29 Tim Johnson
Q31 Darren Saunders
N47 Tyson Moon
T48 Wayne Dillon
T52 Brad McMaster
N57 Brock Atkins
T71 Robbie Bird
T73 Grant Hopkins
T88 Paul Howard
Q98 Michael Hally

Super Sedans Tasmania are proudly supported by;
Tazz Auto Shots Media
Speedway Sedans Tasmania
Richmond Speedway Inc
Nets Tasmania
Walsh Roofing
Australian Racing Products
Jury’s Earthworks
Roberts Don Mac
Document Management Tasmania
EB Graphics
Tas Plant & Supervision Hire
Masters Roofing
Total Automotive & 4WD
Gunn Fabrication
BlackAzz Asphalting

📸 Angryman Photography’s image from last weekends Grand Prix

22/01/2025

NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN FOR 2025 SSA NATIONAL SUPER SEDAN TITLE

Official Release- Wednesday, 22nd January 2025

Nominations are now open for the 2025 SSA Inc National Super Sedan Title presented by Blenks Automotive & Performance.

The 53rd running of the event will be staged at Murray Bridge Speedway, South Australia.

Nominations Close on 26th February 2025.
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TITLE SCHEDULE
Friday 14th March 2025
Scrutineering, Official Practice & Welcome Function

Saturday 15th March 2025
Night One Racing

Sunday 16th March 2025
Night Two Racing
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The online nomination page be found on our website under the State and National Titles, then click on National Titles.

Alternatively, you can copy and paste the following link into your browser www.speedwaysedans.com.au.

Ends Release.

18/01/2025

2025 SSA PA Higgs Modified Sedan South Australian Title Podium, held at Riverland Speedway:

1st - Nathan Thorne
2nd -Wade McCarthy
3rd - Jason Duell
4th - Todd Rose

18/01/2025

KANE BREAKS THE CURSE!

Darren Kane has finally taken out his first Gulf Western & Independent Oils Grand Prix at Latrobe Speedway - Gulf Western & Independent Oils Raceway!

1st A1 Darren Kane - Darren Kane Motorsport
2nd T22 Callum Harper - Harper Racing Team
3rd Q15 Matty Pascoe - Matty Pascoe Racing
4th Q98 Michael Hally - Hally Racing Team
5th N57 Brock Atkins - Moons Racing/Atkins Family Racing
6th Q18 Brad Pascoe - Brad Pascoe Racing
7th T8 Steve Latham - Latham Racing
8th T4 Marcus Alexander
9th T3 David Nichols - David Nichols Racing
10th T6 Corey Jetson - Jetson Family Motorsport

17/01/2025

DEFENDING CHAMP ON TOP AFTER NIGHT ONE!

Defending Grand Prix winner Brad Pascoe leads the way after the opening night of the Gulf Western & Independent Oils Grand Prix and round five of the NSSS National Super Sedan Series at Latrobe Speedway - Gulf Western & Independent Oils Raceway.

National Champion Darren Kane kicked off the night in ominous form as he chases his first Grand Prix victory. Kane dismantled the field, taking the win in heat one by almost six and a half seconds from fellow Queenslander Zac Pascoe in second, and Tasmanian Gil Aylett in third.

Michael Hally made it two from two for Queensland in heat two. Taking out a hard fought victory from Tasmanian duo Grant Hopkins in second, and Lee Aylett in third.

Mick Nicola continues to show great form in his KO Chassis, taking out a great win in heat three. New Tasmanian Champion Callum Harper was next across the line in second, ahead of Luke Gunn in third.

Pascoe signalled his intentions early with a dominant win in heat four. Pascoe crossed the line five and a half seconds clear of Tasmanian Wayne Dillon in second, and Brock Atkins in third.

Josh Piscioneri picked up the biggest heat win of his career to date, taking out a hard fought win in heat five. Hally crossed the line just 0.197 seconds back in second, ahead of Corey Jetson in third.

Matty Pascoe made the most of the his front row start to take the victory in heat six. Harper was next across the line in second, for his second runner up finish of the night, ahead of Nicola in third.

2023 Grand Prix winner Sean Black marked his Tasmanian return with a heat race win in heat seven. Marcus Alexander hounded Black all the to cross the line second, ahead of ‘The Joker’ Steve Jordan in third.

Atkins continued his strong form with a victory in heat eight. Atkins was too good for Zac Pascoe in second, and Brad Pascoe in third.

Alexander set a rapid pace to claim the win in heat nine. Alexander got the best of fellow Tasmanian Steve Latham in second, and Black in third.

Brad Pascoe became the first dual heat winner of the weekend when he took out a comfortable win in heat ten. Jordan was next across the line in second, ahead of Dillon in third.

Kane joined Pascoe as a two time heat winner in heat eleven, leading the way from Atkins in second, and Gunn in third.

Tasmanian veteran David Nichols closed out the night one heat race action with a win in heat twelve after starting from fifth. Nichols led home Aylett in second, and Hally in third.

Kane and Atkins qualified on the front row for the evens preliminary feature and they put on a heck of a show in the early going.

Kane and Atkins ran the opening five laps side by side with multiple lead changes taking place. Kane led laps one and two, before Atkins would lead laps three and four, when Kane reclaimed the lead on lap five and would finally clear away into the race lead.

Harper having started from third took the runner up spot from Atkins on lap six. Harper stalked Kane on the bottom, before shifting to the top side and railing the cushion to take the lead with four laps to run.

Harper went on to greet the chequers for the win, from Kane in second, Black in third, Matty Pascoe in fourth, with Atkins rounding out the top five.

Brad Pascoe would start the odds preliminary feature from pole, with fellow Queenslander Hally joining him on the outside.

Pascoe jumped out to the lead, with Hally looking to build momentum on the top side to slingshot into the lead.

Nicola joined the battle as he took second from Hally only for the caution light to come on relegating him back to third for the restart.

Pascoe cleared away at the restart to take out the odds feature.

It was the Zac Pascoe show after the restart racing from sixth to second in the final six laps to complete the Pascoe one, two finish. Nicola rounded out the podium in third, from Hally in fourth and Nichols in fifth.

The drivers will return this evening for a further two rounds of heats, the ever popular pole shuffle, and the fifty lap Gulf Western & Independent Oils Grand Prix main event.

If you cannot make it to the track every lap will be streamed live on Clay-Per-View.

Gulf Western & Independent Oils Grand Prix points standings after three rounds of heats

1. Q18 Brad Pascoe - 95
2. A1 Darren Kane - 89
3. Q98 Michael Hally - 87
4. N57 Brock Atkins - 87
5. T4 Marcus Alexander - 74
6. T1 Callum Harper - 73
7. V3 Mick Nicola - 69
8. T48 Wayne Dillon - 68
9. Q10 Steve Jordan - 68
10. Q26 Sean Black - 67
11. Q6 Zac Pascoe - 66
12. Q15 Matty Pascoe - 66
13. T3 David Nichols - 63
14. W4 Lee Aylett - 59
15. T12 Luke Gunn - 56
16. T55 Josh Piscioneri - 56
17. T73 Grant Hopkins - 54
18. T8 Steve Latham - 54
19. T11 Gil Aylett - 48
20. T6 Corey Jetson - 44
21. N47 Tyson Moon - 42
22. T71 Robbie Bird - 40
23. T88 Paul Howard - 36
24. T29 Tim Johnson - 33
25. T52 Brad McMaster - 31
26. T7 Nathan Howells - 29
27. T18 Dwaine Sonners - 29
28. Q31 Brendan Doyle - 24
29. S28 Mitchell Rigney - 22
30. T75 Brendan Flynn - 19
31. T43 Andrew Poke - 14

Super Sedans Tasmania are proudly supported by;
Tazz Auto Shots Media
Speedway Sedans Tasmania
Richmond Speedway Inc
Nets Tasmania
Walsh Roofing
Australian Racing Products
Jury’s Earthworks
Roberts Don Mac
Document Management Tasmania
EB Graphics
Tas Plant & Supervision Hire
Masters Roofing
Total Automotive & 4WD
Gunn Fabrication
BlackAzz Asphalting

Angryman Photography’s image of Brad Pascoe in action at Latrobe

17/01/2025

Gulf Western & Independent Oils Super Sedan Grand Prix Night 1 Feature Winners 👇🏼

17/01/2025

2025 Production Sedan Rocky Round Up

5K To Win! Being the week after the National Production Sedan Title at Toowoomba Speedway we hope to see a huge field here in the beef captial.

Huge Payout & Interstate Travel $$

Keep a eye out soon for nominations to open & format to be released

16/01/2025

‼️211 NOMINATIONS OVER ALL DIVISIONS‼️

Thank you everyone for your support with a massive amount of nominations for the 13th Annual Ian Boettcher Race Parts Kings Royal on the 24th, 25th & 26th of January‼️

73 Modified Sedans from all over the country will contest the $15,000 to win Kings Royal

38 Speedway panels Queensland Queens Royal contestants in both new stars and top stars will compete on Friday Night

71 Production Sedans will compete in the Production Sedan Stampede on Saturday & Sunday Night for 3k to win

29 Street Stocks will compete on Saturday Night

This will definitely be a weekend not to be missed!

Kings Royal Info Pack:https://kingaroyspeedway.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/2025-Kings-Royal-Information-Pack.pdf

🚨Admission🚨

Gate Admission (Tickets Only Available at the Gate on the day)

3 DAY SUPER PASS (Includes admission to all three nights of the Kings Royal)
Adults - $80 (Saving of $10)
Pensioners (Aged / Disability) - $60 (Saving of $15)
Students (Student ID) - $60 (Saving of $15)
Family (2 Adults & up to 2 Students) - $220 (Saving of $60)
Children (12 and under) accompanied by an adult - Free

PER NIGHT
Adults - $30
Pensioners (Aged / Disability) - $25
Students (Student ID) - $25
Family (2 Adults & up to 2 Students) - $85
Children (12 and under) accompanied by an adult - Free

Entry List will be posted later on the weekend.

16/01/2025

Nominations are closing today for the 2025 SSA Street Stock and Junior Sedan Victorian Titles

16/01/2025

NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN FOR 2025 SSA NATIONAL STREET STOCK TITLE

Official Release- Thursday 16th January, 2025

Nominations are now open for the 2025 SSA Inc National Street Stock Title presented by SeaRoad.

The 34th running of the event will be staged at the Latrobe Speedway - Gulf Western & Independent Oils Raceway.

Nominations Close on 14th February 2025.
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TITLE SCHEDULE

Thursday 6th March 2025
Scrutineering, Official Practice & Welcome Function

Friday 7th March 2025
Night One Racing

Saturday 8th March 2025
Night Two Racing
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The online nomination page be found on our website under the State and National Titles, then click on National Titles.

Alternatively, you can copy and paste the following link into your browser www.speedwaysedans.com.au.

Entries are expected to be received from every corner of the country as competitors journey to Tasmania for this massive event.

Ends Release.

16/01/2025

TASSIE TIGER SUPER SEDAN TRAIL SHIFTS TO LATROBE!

Round two of the 2025 Tassie Tiger Super Sedan Trail will head to Latrobe Speedway - Gulf Western & Independent Oils Raceway this weekend for the 2025 Gulf Western and Independent Oils Grand Prix.

Thirty one drivers representing all six states will convene on Latrobe for the 50th Anniversary of the Grand Prix, which will also be round five of the NSSS National Super Sedan Series.

Seven former Grand Prix winners are in the field, including 2024 Grand Prix winner Brad Pascoe who will look to go back to back in the Grand Prix, and rebound from his DNF in the Tasmanian Title last weekend.

Pascoe will have to contend with freshly minted Tasmanian Champion Callum Harper who is the only driver to have won the Grand Prix four times. Harper will chase his fifth Grand Prix victory this weekend.

David Nichols was the runner up in the Tasmanian Title last weekend, and will hope to go one better this weekend to add to his Grand Prix victories in 1994 and 2015.

Brock Atkins rounded out the Tasmanian Title podium, and will head to Latrobe for the first time in a Super Sedan. Atkins will look to take his Moons Earthworks Sweet Chassis to victory lane this weekend.

National Champion Darren Kane will head to Latrobe chasing the one blue ribbon event that has alluded him throughout his career. Kane was the runner up in the 2024 Grand Prix, and will look to go one better this time around.

Matty Pascoe is a three time Grand Prix winner, last winning the event back in 2020. Pascoe will look to join Harper as a four time winner of the Grand Prix come Saturday night.

Queensland’s Sean Black returns to Tasmania this weekend after winning the Grand Prix in 2023. Black finished fifth in the Ian Boettcher Classic last time out, and will be hoping to bring that form to the Apple Isle this weekend.

Tyson Moon qualified on pole position for the Tasmanian Title before ultimately coming up short in the feature race. Moon will hope to bounce back and go to victory lane on Saturday night at Latrobe.

Victoria’s Mick Nicola is in the midst of his 30th year of travelling to Tasmania, and will hope to secure his third Grand Prix victory in his 30th anniversary.

Steve Latham rounded out the podium in the Grand Prix last year, and will look to claim his first Grand Prix victory this Saturday night.

Zac Pascoe, Steve Jordan, Michael Hally, Brendon Doyle, and Mitchell Rigney complete the interstate contingent of drivers looking to claim a Grand Prix victory.

Friday nights action will kick off with three rounds of heats to set the field for a pair of fifteen lap preliminary feature races.

The drivers will return on Saturday night for a further two rounds of heats, which will set the order for the ever popular pole shuffle, which will ultimately set the field for the fifty lap Gulf Western & Independent Oils Grand Prix main event.

If you cannot make it to the track every lap will be live on Clay-Per-View.

Gulf Western & Independent Oils Grand Prix
Nominations (31)

A1 Darren Kane
T1 Callum Harper
T3 David Nichols
V3 Mick Nicola
T4 Marcus Alexander
W4 Lee Aylett
Q6 Zac Pascoe
T6 Corey Jetson
T7 Nathan Howells
T8 Steve Latham
Q10 Steve Jordan
T10 Andrew Poke
T11 Gil Aylett
T12 Luke Gunn
Q15 Matty Pascoe
Q18 Brad Pascoe
T18 Dwaine Sonners
Q26 Sean Black
S28 Mitchell Rigney
T29 Tim Johnson
Q31 Brendon Doyle
N47 Tyson Moon
T48 Wayne Dillon
T52 Brad McMaster
T55 Josh Piscioneri
N57 Brock Atkins
T71 Robbie Bird
T73 Grant Hopkins
T75 Brendan Flynn
T88 Paul Howard
Q98 Michael Hally

Super Sedans Tasmania are proudly supported by;
Tazz Auto Shots Media
Speedway Sedans Tasmania
Richmond Speedway Inc
Nets Tasmania
Walsh Roofing
Australian Racing Products
Jury’s Earthworks
Roberts Don Mac
Document Management Tasmania
EB Graphics
Tas Plant & Supervision Hire
Masters Roofing
Total Automotive & 4WD
Gunn Fabrication
BlackAzz Asphalting

Angryman Photography’s image of Callum Harper, Marcus Alexander and Matty Pascoe battling it out in the Tasmanian Title last weekend

15/01/2025

NOMINATIONS OPEN!

Speedway Sedans WA is pleased today to open nominations for the 2024/25 SSA Modified Sedan WA Title, to be held at IFuels Carnarvon Speedway as below:

Practice: Friday 21st February 2025
Scrutineering, Heats & Finals: Saturday 22nd February 2025

We will again be utilising the online nomination system for the WA Title: all details need to be filled out and payment made before nominations will be completed.

The link for nominations is; https://www.trybooking.com/CYJIT

Head to the link, click on 'Book Now' in the yellow box in the top right corner, then complete the forms. The first part gives you two options; everyone will need to buy one nomination ticket. Only buy one transponder hire if you need to hire one for the event: if you have your own transponder for the event, leave this bit blank!

This information has also been sent to all 2024/25 WA registered Modified Sedan drivers.

Nominations will close on Sunday the 9th of February.

Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our State Secretary Scott Beattie at [email protected]

15/01/2025

Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway is back this Saturday with a big field of over 50 Production Sedans for the Cush Clothing Money in the Bank that doubles as the Moore Trailers Champions Series. This is one of only a few remaining shows at the venue for Production Sedans before the National Title is held here in April.

Current Queensland Champion Josh Harm leads the charge but has an amazing ray of drivers from right across Queensland, New South Wales & Victoria this weekend. Joel Berkley, Kaine Richters, Murray Dioth, Nathan Barbeler, Brodie Hollyman, Jaiden Healey and whole host of other drivers including Aidan Raymont who jumps into one of the Bayfield Falcons this Saturday afternoon. After the heat races, the top 6 drivers will contest the dash, with the dash winner receiving the opportunity to pocket $500 cash and invert to the entire feature race field and race for $5,000 to win instead of $1,500 to win. If the dash winner takes the challenge, the feature race will be increased from 30 laps to 40 laps giving them 10 extra laps to get to the front.

Street Stocks and Junior Sedans will also be racing at Hi-Tec Oils Toowoomba Speedway this Saturday Night.

14/01/2025

QUALITY FIELD FOR PRODUCTION TITLE

It may have taken just over two and a half decades, but the SSA Production Sedan WA Title finally returns to the Tyres & More Esperance Speedway next weekend and with a quality field of forty two nominations received, it is sure to be a great weekend of racing.

With thanks to the team at Westerns Fuels Group, the Australia Day weekend just got hotter, with the nominations headed by Kye Blight who defends the title he first won at Manjimup back in late January 2023 and then defended successfully in Carnarvon at Easter last year.

Blight is just the third driver to win the event on more than two occasions and this weekend looks to equal his SSWA Hall of Famer father Darren’s efforts having achieved the feat on four occasions (including claiming the inaugural title) and drawing just one win behind fellow SSWA Hall of Famer Ron Belfield who has five wins.

The-only other former Production Sedan State Champion in the field is Australian Champion Kyle Sayer, who claimed the win at Karratha’s Nickol Bay Speedway in the 2021/22 season.

Other notable entries in the field include former Australia #2 and #3 Kane McDiarmid, as well as previous State Title placegetters Clint Noakes, Graeme McSweeney, Wayne Leviston, Josh Fraser, and Jake Blight, who have all claimed third places in the event, Jake Blight in particular having achieved the feat the last two years in a row.

Of course, there is a fierce contingent of prominent drivers looking to make their way to the top once again.

Broome’s Jorj Park has been in scintillating form recently with a win at the Albany 5000 not to mention a feature race win here not long ago, while Murray Iwanow has recently returned to the Production Sedan seat and has been racing with distinction, so a State Title win would be a just reward. Iwanow, is one of three drivers, along with Linton Dickerson and Jeff Dickerson in the field this weekend who qualified for the 2002 National Production Sedan Title A Main held at Esperance so will be hoping to recreate that form.

Another driver in Dion Hand was also racing in that show and will be hoping to turn back the clocks come feature time while fellow veteran Mike Kinnear has a huge history with Production Sedans and will be adding another chapter next weekend.

Drivers have come from all around the State and will converge here in the southern region over this Australia Day weekend to try and wrestle the #1 away, including Karratha’s Jack McAuley, Narrogin’s Brody Day, Geraldton’s Mitchell Baker and Collie’s Rickie Nuccini amongst many other well-travelled drivers all looking to make a big trip worthwhile.

The locals also make up a huge part of this weekend’s field, with Josh Stewart and Bronty Humphrys two of the most experienced drivers in the field when it comes to running Senior State Titles at the Esperance Speedway, while names like Jacky Maroney, the Macalpine brothers Josh and Hamish, and Wade Rigney all hoping to make an impact.

The Title weekend kicks off on Friday the 24th with practice, while racing will begin with heat races the next night before the all-important finals are held on Australia Day.

Official Nominations – 42
W00 Hamish Macalpine
A1 Kyle Sayer
WA1 Kye Blight
W2 Murray Iwanow
W4 Mitchell Killeen
W5 Josh Fraser
W7 Graeme Mcsweeney
WA7 Tylar Main
W8 Cody Roberts
WA8 Brody Day
W9 Mitchell Baker
W11 Josh Macalpine
WA11 Mason Fenner
W14 Wade Rigney
W15 Josh Major
W17 Leon Benson
W19 Josh Stewart
W23 Clint Noakes
W24 Charlie Tate
WA24 Dean Davidson
W25 Dwayne Meagher
W27 Dion Hand
WA27 Mike Kinnear
W31 Kane Mcdiarmid
W33 Glenn Smith
W38 Luke Roberts
W41 Rickie Nuccini
W44 Bronty Humphrys
W51 Mark Tillett
W57 Kelsey Beard
W61 Jake Blight
W77 Jorj Park
W78 Jacky Moroney
WA78 John Henderson
W86 Wayne Leviston
W92 Ricky Williams
W96 Jack McAuley
W100 Linton Dickerson
W138 Zach Munro
W199 Jeff Dickerson
W606 Kayne Dellar
W616 Lachie Dellar