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Saturday 10th May

McDonald In Euro Glory

Added by kevin_mcqueen on Monday 12th May

Saturday 10th May

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 951, 263, 197, 212, 84, 60, 47, 698, 27, 151
Heat 2: 698, 151, 25, 258, 447, 27, 289, 248, 5, 197
Heat 3: 7, 258, 363, 84, 447, 147, 156, 25, 212, 951

1300 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 409, 378, 702, 85, 118, 303, 249, 411, 105, 23
Heat 2: 682, 514, 85, 368, 188, 118, 666, 36, 328, 517
Heat 3: 702, 682, 176, 666, 411, 514, 111, 368, 378, 888

National Hot Rods
Heat 1: 70, 162, 252, 565, 17, 261, 77, 62, 71, 524
Heat 2: 42, 156, 524, 17, 62, 175, 911, 71, 261, 162
DPC European Championship: 17, 162, 524, 62, 70, 261, 71, 156, 252, 925

Classic Hot Rods
Heat 1: 93, 17, 100, 8, 245, 611, 525, 216, 65
Heat 2: 93, 210, 100, 245, 17, 8, 216, 525, 65
Malcolm Chesher Memorial: 93, 17, 100, 8, 611, 210, 245, 525, 65

Sunday 11th May

Stock Rods
Spedeworth TV British Championship 25, 212, 7, 447, 156, 363, 484, 47, 100, 60
Scottish Open 100, 156, 263, 25, 951, 194, 84, 27, 147, 363
All Comers: 484, 194, 441, 263, 84, 100, 363, 27, 412, 411

1300 Stock Cars
Specialist Roofing British Championship: 176, 23, 409, 411, 303, 682, 638, 378, 702, 105
Scottish Open: 188, 303, 409, 23, 113, 666, 67, 638, 682, 249
All Comers Dash: 249, 23, 409, 638, 188, 400, 20, 378, 702, 85

National Hot Rods
Scottish Open: 330, 71, 62, 925, 252, 156, 524, 17, 662, 911
Malcolm Chesher Memorial: 175, 524, 71, 156, 330, 662, 911, 17, 343
Stephen McDiarmid Trophy: 71, 330, 524, 17, 252, 911, 662

Classic Hot Rods
Heat 1: 611, 210, 100, 245, 525, 216, 8, 65
Heat 2: 93, 210, 100, 245, 525, 216, 65
Scottish Masters: 100, 93, 245, 525

ProStocks
Heat 1: 213, 610, 145, 694, 45, 271, 810, 760, 214, 127
Heat 2: 145, 45, 170, 31, 213, 214, 271, 760, 127, 810
Final: 271, 31, 145, 127, 45, 170, 760, 214, 213, 314


Wow, what a weekend of racing!

It had everything – Fast & action packed racing, glorious sunshine and a fantastic party like atmosphere throughout the weekend. Over 100 drivers raced, with those being the top drivers from throughout the UK and Ireland in their respective formula.

The National Hot Rods led the line up on the Saturday evening as they raced for their 2025, David Philp Commercials European Championship. Two out the hat, reverse grid qualifying heats preceded the main race, with the accumulated points determining the grid for the main European Championship race. Northern Ireland’s Shane Murray took victory in the opening heat, finishing ahead of Carl Waller-Barrett and a resilient James Robertson. Former European Champion, Shane Bland took victory in the second heat, finishing ahead of Kevin Gooding and Perry Cooke. Following the heats, the points were tallied up with the grid determined. The front row would be occupied by two former European Champions – Robert McDonald and Carl Waller-Barrett, with Perry Cooke and Shane Murray starting just behind them on row two. Two rolling laps built up the atmosphere for the race, and as the green flag dropped, it was McDonald that got away quickest and into the lead of the race. Shane Murray couldn’t got caught on the outside and dropped a few places, whilst Perry Cooke and Carl Waller-Barrett raced closely for much of the race. Having dropped behind Cooke at the start, Waller-Barrett managed to move into 2nd place once more a few laps later, whilst then holding off Cooke for much of the race! As the two battled, it allowed Ian Riordan, Shane Murray and Dave Casey to all close the gap with Riordan closing to less than half a second behind Cooke at the end of the race. There would be no catching the flying Scotsman though, as Robert McDonald once more claimed the European Championship! The Sunday afternoon seen the National Hot Rods race for the Scottish Open – being defended by 71 Gordon Alexander. An Incarace draw would see the driver split depending on how they came out the gate, with Ross McWilliam finding himself starting in the first couple of rows. Ross McWilliam is no stranger to success around Lochgelly, and soon made his way into the lead to ride of into the distance to take the win ahead of Alexander and Ian Riordan. Hayden Ballard would claim the Malcolm Chesher Memorial race, with Gordon Alexander winning the Stephen McDiarmid race.

The 1300 Stock Cars seen just under 50 cars take to the track on Saturday as they raced to try and qualify as far up the grid as possible for their Specialist Roofing British Championship event on the Sunday afternoon. The drivers raced in two out of three qualifying heats in graded order, with the English drivers dominating proceedings in the qualifying heats. Joe Giles 409 taking the win in the opening heat, Korben Quinn 682 taking the win in heat 2, and Jordan Eagle 702 claiming the win in the final qualifying heat on the Saturday night. The points tallied up would see the lower graded drivers dominate the first few rows of the British Championship, with Joe Giles being the furthest forward star graded driver. The British Championship race was an emphatic race with the lead changing multiple times throughout the race, where back markers certainly played their part with getting in the way, or getting in the mix! The bumpers were going in hard, the fence taking a beating, and crowd not knowing where to look. Most eyes were on the battle up front, and those making inroads as the race wore on. Korben Quinn led the way for over half the race, with Joe Giles moving into the lead at one point – Quinn wouldn’t be deterred though, and came back at Giles to once more move into the lead as the back markers were in amongst things. Lee Pearce was making steady progress through the grid, gaining places on an almost lap by lap basis and was soon up batting with Quinn and Giles up front. Gary Nicholls, Jacob Bromley and Brant West were all soon in the mix as well and it soon became apparent that any one of around 10 drivers could win the race with the bumpers going in, places exchanging, and other cars being used as launch pins! As around a quarter of the race remaining, Gary Nicholls moved into the lead, overcoming Quinn, Giles and Pearce – though, lap after lap, the hits would come in and the places would swap around for a corner. The last lap was close – The front few drivers all going into the last corner with everything to gain, and nothing to lose – Nicholls went in hard to try and ride out the incoming hits, and this opened the door on the inside for Pearce – the two drivers having a drag race to the line, with Nicholls crossing the line first, just 0.010 seconds ahead of Pearce, with Giles taking the third place trophy. The Scottish Open seen the grid reversed and once more, seen an epic race with battles going on throughout. Jeff Larke had a nightmare at times – between battery issues and getting caught up. Scottish Champion Jamie Stewart took the win ahead of Bromley and Giles, whilst the final ‘dash’ race seen the cars start three abreast, which seen Kevin Graham come out on top – surviving a last bender from Lee Pearce, with Joe Giles coming home in third once more!

The Stock Rod formula contested their SpedeworthTV British Championship, with the drivers racing in 2 out of 3 heats on the Saturday to determine the grid for the British on Sunday afternoon. Former Junior Production star Harry Minish took the win in the opening race, overcoming Dean McGill midway through, whilst George Baker crossed the line in first in heat 2 ahead of Mark Crawford, with the final qualifying heat being won by David Burton. 258 Dan Shannon qualified on the front row and led the opening lap of the British Championship race. 698 Mark Crawford, 84 Robbie Armit, 216 George Baker, 212 John Smith, 25 Siobhan Martin and 447 Stuart Smyth were all in close contention, with Crawford looking to find a gap inside of Dan Shannon – Shannon soon found himself in the middle of a three wide group of cars going into turn 3, and then dropped back the order. A slowing Shannon soon found himself infront of now race leader Mark Crawford, with the pair coming together and onto the infield!! George Baker inherited the lead and would go on to cross the line first – whilst Siobhan Martin used her experience to hold onto 2nd place, despite intense pressure from Smith, Burton and Smyth behind. Following post race checks, Martin would be promoted to first place, and be crowned British Champion. The Scottish Open would see Sean Naismith take the win, whilst Dean Heeps claimed victory in the all comers race.

The Classic Hot Rods raced both days, with Nick Ross racing to hat-trick of wins on the Saturday night, taking the Chesher Memorial win in the process. The Sunday would see the race wins split between Adam Low and Nick Ross in the heats, with Alfie Joynson taking victory in the Scottish Masters race. Hughie Weaver would have been devastated though, having led the way and running out of fuel with just one lap remaining forcing him into retirement!

The ProStocks joined in on the Sunday afternoon and were a little down on numbers, but still mustered up enough for good racing. Gavin Ritchie took the victory in the opening heat, with Rachel Kidd taking the win in heat 2, coming from fourth going into the last corner, as the front three all wiped each other out of contention! The meeting final was a similar affair in an action packed race, with Jamie George picking up the pieces to take the win ahead of Ryan Martin and Rachel Kidd!

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Saturday 3rd May

V8s Shine at Lochgelly Raceway

Added by kevin_mcqueen on Monday 5th May

ORCi Ministx
Heat 1: 99, 696, 29, 644, 176, 874, 529, 136, 41, 754
Heat 2: 29, 99, 644, 874, 41, 176, 754, 618, 136, 651
Final: Void

V8 Hotstox
Heat 1: 165, 329, 10, 82, 439, 176, 288, 528, 110, 355
Heat 2: 528, 439, 82, 454, 376, 165, 110, 329, 328, 10
Final: 329, 528, 328, 288, 10, 110, 69, 439, 82, 154
Grand National: 439, 69, 438, 10, 288, 171, 154, 82, 110, 176

CC Rods
Heat 1: 81, 337, 06, 157, 207, 700, 11, 701, 61, 195
Heat 2: 900, 337, 700, 304, 207, 06, 91, 701, 195, 61
Final: 337, 700, 207, 06, 304, 900, 81, 701, 195, 157

Superstox
Heat 1: 54, 119, 695, 511, 309, 319, 12, 611, 453, 169
Heat 2: 119, 695, 319, 12, 511, 611, 453, 54, 309, 99
Final: 453, 54, 611, 309, 119, 511, 695, 12, 319, 169

ProStocks
Heat 1: 213, 610, 263, 694, 755, 76, 170, 145, 31, 214
Heat 2: 610, 76, 755, 263, 31, 170, 694, 145, 314, 271
Final: 263, 213, 755, 145, 31, 271, 214, 760, 314, 810


The V8s certainly brought the roar to Lochgelly Raceway on Saturday 3rd May with 24 cars taking to the track to provide some excellent racing. All of these drivers reside south of the border, and we’re grateful for the effort they all put in to attend our event on Saturday. The event also featured the Superstox, CC Rods, ORCi Ministox and ProStocks, and there were 15 different race winners from 15 races on the night.

The V8s put in an excellent showing of racing, with four races seeing four different race winners – the action was superb – the roar and buzz generated by the formula was fantastic and the drivers all seemingly loved racing at Lochgelly. 176 Stephen Young was the in-form driver last time they formula visited us in 2022, but he didn’t quite have the same joy at the weekend past. The star graded drivers struggled for much of the event to make headways into the lead many of the very fast lower graded drivers had. There were a wide range of experience levels on track, with 16 year old Ruby Lomax being the youngest having just turned 16 a few weeks prior. Throughout the event the bumpers would go in at every corner, drivers locking brakes and pushing each other out of the way as they all battled for points in this World Championship Qualifying event. Sophie Maynard crossed the line in first place in the opening heat, though, the win was awarded to 165 Jedd Stirk. Heat 2 went the way of white grade 528 Charlie Portman. Portman had an excellent meeting and was in the mix for the meeting final too – leading for long stages before being overtaken by 329 Thomas Brighton who would go on to take victory in the grand final, finishing ahead of Portman and 328 Michael Boswell. The final race of the night would see 439 Jay Kellett take the win.

The ORCi Ministox always bring good numbers and provide good racing at Lochgelly Raceway – the nature of the track allowing for much pushing and shuving, with swapping of positions a regular feature, without too much damage being incurred. Around 18 cars were in attendance at the youngsters once more set about putting on a display of excellent racing. It was the first meeting of the month, with various drivers having changed grade since the last time the formula was in action. Jayden Roff 99 got off to the best possible start, racing to an admirable race win in the opening heat, finishing ahead of 696 Bailey Wilson. 41 Lana Middler had arguably her best meeting in the formula here at Lochgelly Raceway, picking up good positions and showing good pace throughout the event – perhaps being a little unlucky not to come away with a podium finish on the night, though, will have been happy to be awarded a well deserved driver of the day award. Heat 2 would see National Points Champion David Philp take the win ahead of Roff and 644 Owen Marshall. The meeting final got underway with good racing once more – however, a yellow flag would be called with Ben McLellan and Caitlin Mitchell requiring attention. This would ultimately be the last racing from the formula, with the race being called after the drivers continually pushing and not listening to instructions under the race caution.

CC Rods were the only non-contact formula in attendance on Saturday, and they provided some very good, close fast and mostly very clean racing, with little incidents to note. Baillie Glencross is finding good pace in the formula, and is continually growing as a driver, with the lap times coming down as well – Baillie took the win in the opening heat, whilst also setting the fastest lap of the night in the meeting final, and had it not been for a DNF in heat 2, she would likely have been in the mix for success in the meeting final too. Kevin Donaldson made a return to racing in the ex Craig Mason car – Donaldson last raced 6-7 years ago, and was back on the pace from the outset. A commanding victory in heat 2 was a deserving outcome. The meeting final would see Lee Scott claim victory – Scott has struggled of late for any sort of luck having seen multiple DNF’s this season already. Lee will be hoping that his luck has turned the corner now having claimed victory ahead of Ian Donaldson and Alec Cunningham. Alec Cunningham debuted his new car, and despite it looking quick, seemed to struggle at times – having to fend off Gregor Whyte and Robert Conway for much of the meeting final in what was an excellent battled for much of the race.

The Superstox formula welcomed Martyn Coles north of the border – the Inter-Nations cup champion looking to get some track time ahead of the European Championship here in June. Dave Lumsden took another race win – his first from the blue grade in – in the opening heat, holding on from Aaron Ridedll and Dylan Anderson. Dylan Anderson arguably had his best meeting in the Superstox formula to date, putting in his best lap times and racing in the top 3 most of the night. Craig Stephen made his second outing in the formula, and looked a lot more comfortable than he did a couple of weeks ago. Craig found himself in some great battles throughout, with both himself and Dylan Anderson racing closely for periods during the event in the top few places. Aaron Riddell claimed victory in heat 2, with Kenny McKenzie taking the win in the meeting final.

The ProStocks were the final formula in action, and once more, were in good numbers providing good racing throughout the night. Kai McNulty was in good form, and looked to have a turn of luck, with a couple of podium places in the first two races. McNulty has seen a few DNF’s this season, and is perhaps a little undergraded at the moment due to this. Gavin Ritchie has found good form of late, and continued that with a race win in the opening heat on Saturday, though, failed to start heat 2. The aforementioned Kai McNulty took the win in the second heat, and led most of the way in the meeting final before being caught by Dean McGill, who latched onto the back of him going into turn four with a push. McNulty hit the wall, and his car died to a halt on the exit of turn four – resulting in a yellow flag and a one lap dash for McGill to hold onto. McGill wasn’t phased though, and took a deserving victory ahead of Gavin Ritchie and Paul Barron.

This weekend we have a spectacular two day event to look forward too, as the National Hot Rods race for their 2025 David Philp Commercials European Championship, the ever entertaining 1300 Stock Cars battle it out for their Specialist Roofing British Championship and the Stock Rods race for their Spedeworth TV British Championship! Over 100 cars in attendance each day will see plenty of fast paced, action packed racing over the two days. Racing gets underway at 5pm on Saturday and 12pm on Sunday – Cash payment on arrival. Full event details on our website at hardieracepromotions.co.uk – UNDER 10 GO FREE. Find us just off the A92 at Lochgelly, KY5 9BU.

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Saturday 26th April

Saturday 26th April Results

Added by kevin_mcqueen on Monday 28th April

Scrapco Metal Recycling Ninja Karts
Whites and Yellows: 42, 666, 441, 13, 359, 763, 8, 619
Heat 1: 7, 9, 63, 518, 42, 132, 763, 359, 619
Heat 2: 63, 7, 339, 518, 132, 658, 147, 763, 359, 42
Final: 7, 9, 518, 42, 339, 658, 13, 441, 132, 147

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 363, 289, 248, 263, 27, 412, 183, 100, 261, 441
Heat 2: 289, 484, 183, 100, 27, 363, 263, 261, 412, 248
Final: 183, 84, 441, 289, 412, 27, 363, 100, 248, 75

2.0 Hot Rods
Heat 1: 555, 82, 7, 703, 196, 899, 171
Heat 2: 555, 82, 7, 196, 703, 899, 171
Final: 82, 7, 555, 196, 703, 171, 899

Junior Productions
Heat 1: 313, 245, 167, 74, 133, 232, 65, 636, 900, 999
Heat 2: 112, 313, 167, 636, 133, 49, 232, 999, 57, 878
Final: 313, 74, 232, 65, 999, 636, 900, 49

U-Pull-It 1300 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 249, 710, 20,4 11, 113, 188, 176, 638, 410, 808
Heat 2: 710, 20, 411, 188, 808, 410, 638, 176, 22, 648
Final: 188, 710, 20, 411, 113, 176, 410, 638, 808, 98


Saturday 26th April seen a great mix of close and fast racing, whilst there was also a number of talking points throughout the event with the Junior Productions having a bit of an ‘off’ meeting!

The Scrapco Metal Recycling Ninja Karts started off the event with there normal whites and yellows race, with some lower graded drivers taking to the track to build some experience and confidence. Jaxon Stone made his first visit to Lochgelly Raceway and didn’t look out of place, popping in some good steady laps. Harley Wilson continued his good form with another win in the race, with Alfie Macleod and Rudi Arcari completing the top three. The first main heat of the night seen the youngsters battle it out with the star graded drivers making a charge through the field. A couple of cautions during the race seen the pack bunched up and giving the star drivers an opportunity to close the field up. Alfie MacLeod had an impact with the wall resulting in one caution, whilst Alex Martin found herself stranded across the track and brought out another race caution. Rory Wilson, Jayden Jeffrey and Ryan Love took the top three places. Heat 2 would see the youngsters once more dazzle with some great racing, close calls and no shortage of edge of your seat moments. Ryan Love is another driver that has started off the 2025 season in great form, and took another race win in heat 2, finishing ahead of Rory Wilson and Henry Hunn. The meeting final seen Wilson claim victory ahead of Jeffrey and Alfie Shevill.

The Stock Rods were in action in R2 of the APEX Garden Buildings series, and for the final time ahead of the Spedeworth TV British Championship here over the 10th and 11th May – with drivers trying to get tyres built up whilst maintaining on track performance. Three different race winners on the night just shows how competitive this stock rod formula is at the moment. Mike Courts and Keiran McKinnon both made there debuts, with Courts showing good pace throughout the night, whilst McKinnon had a few car issues dampening his progress. Lee McGill and Kyle Hutchison would take the victories in the heats, before Teri Linden would be awarded the win in the meeting final as she adds to her impressive 2025 tally. Robbie Armit had two DNF’s in the heats before rectifying his issues to come home in 2nd in the meeting final, with Aiden McKinnon competing the top 3 – McKinnon disappointed to have been demoted to third in a race that seen multiple drivers docked.

The 2.0 Hot Rods completed their 2024/25 National Points campaign with no further points meetings before the world final cut off - with the points resetting 1 month before their world championship. Jack MacLeod has been in excellent form since making the switch to the formula, and once more took a further two race wins as he keeps himself at the top of the track points championship. Keith Brown finished in second in each of the two heats, before claiming victory in the meeting final, whilst Charlie Hardie did enough to claim the 2.0 Hot Rod National Points Championship at the first time of asking, and being one of, if not the youngest driver in history to do so.

The Junior Productions seen around 20 cars take to the track once more, and the formula continued to showcase some excellent racing, with a few hair raising moments as well as the mix of experience often shone through. A stop start evening with a few dockings along the way, seen Callum Ritchie come away with a heat and final double, whilst Jack Baird also claimed a win. Jayden Barrie, Aiden Duffy, Liam Conway and Lewis Duffy all also showed good pace on the night, with all of them coming away with some good results.

The U-Pull-It 1300 Stock Cars completed the event, as they also took to the track for the final time ahead of the Specialist Roofing British Championship over the 10th and 11th May. The star graded drivers found the going difficult as they tried to reel in some very quick drivers starting in front of them – Kevin Graham took his first win in the formula since graduating from Ministox, whilst Martin McCaffery claimed victory on his birthday too, before Jamie Stewart won the final ahead of McCaffery and Joshua Machin.

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Saturday 19th April

Saturday 19th April Results

Added by kevin_mcqueen on Monday 21st April

ORCi Ministox
JusBounce W/Y Series: 99, 79, 879, 41, 16
Heat 1: 696, 618, 99, 29, 176, 480, 313, 651, 27, 136
Heat 2: 696, 618, 176, 79, 29, 480, 651, 41, 874, 136
Final: 696, 618, 176, 29, 874, 79, 480, 651, 644, 879

CC Rods
Heat 1: 703, 337, 11, 81, 304, 06, 91, 700, 701, 61
Heat 2: 11, 703, 700, 304, 06, 81, 61, 91
Final: 703, 700, 304, 06, 11, 337, 91, 61, 701

Superstox
Heat 1: 119, 252, 611, 453, 54, 169, 309, 99, 319, 695
Heat 2: 119, 252, 309, 453, 319, 54, 169, 695, 219, 12
Final: 119, 252, 309, 169, 54, 453, 319, 695, 219, 611

National Hot Rods
Heat 1: 330, 71, 252, 172, 700
Heat 2: 330, 71, 172, 700, 252
Final: 330, 252, 172, 700, 71


ProStocks
Heat 1: 610, 170, 31, 263, 162, 755, 697, 999, 271, 314
Heat 2: 170, 147, 162, 31, 694, 271, 760, 213, 45, 214
Final: 147, 45, 170, 213, 694, 314, 31, 271, 697, 127


Saturday 19th April seen an some superb racing throughout the event, with all formula displaying close, fast and extremely competitive racing.

The Ministox started the evening off with round 1 of their 2025 JusBounce series for the whites and yellow graded drivers. Jayden Roff took victory from Mason Howe, despite intense pressure for the majority of the race where Howe tried numerous times to push Roff out of the way, but Roff held on excellently to take the win. Heat 1 seen the blue and red graded drivers added into the mix, and it would be a fast paced race. Bailey Wilson has started the season excellently and has already taken a few race wins. The ‘novice’ driver took victory in the opening heat, finishing ahead of Stuart Shevill Jnr and Jayden Roff. Heat 2 was once more a race where the established drivers found the going difficult, as they struggled to close the gap on some very quick drivers ahead of them. Bailey Wilson once more took the win with Shevill second, whilst Jack Jones finished in third place – Shevill and Jones having a very entertaining race in the closing stages with the drivers swapping positions a couple of times. The meeting final would see Bailey Wilson go on to complete his hat-trick, with Shevill and Jones once more completing the top 3. National Points Champion David Philp set the quickest lap of the night, but couldn’t finish any higher than fourth. Leo Rabone made the long trip north to be with us, whilst Charlie Weston also made the trip north once more as he finally got some laps under his belt at Lochgelly Raceway. Weston faired well throughout the night, and was unfortunate not to come away with a few more points after battling in the podium places for long periods throughout the night.

The National Hot Rods competed for the final time ahead of the DPC European Championship on the 10th and 11th May. Despite numbers being low, the formula displayed some fantastic racing, with drivers having to fight hard to make overtakes. James Robertson held on excellently for long periods in the opening heat, with all cars racing in close proximity for much of the race, before Ross McWilliam made the bold move around the outside, and despite being stuck there for several laps, he finally made the move stick, whilst Gordon Alexander managed to make a move up the inside of James late in the race too to take 2nd place. Heat 2 was another good race from the Nationals, with the drivers once more racing hard for the positions. McWilliam would take his second win ahead of Gordon Alexander and Derek Connor. The meeting final would see McWilliam go on to complete his second hat trick of the season, with James Robertson and Derek Connor completing the top 3 – Whilst McWilliam won the meeting final comfortably, the race for second was fascinating, with Connor, Alexander, Robertson and Donaldson all battling together for much of the race, with various drivers trying the outside line at times to no avail.

The CC Rod formula produced some wheely good racing again – with Craig Mason taking a heat and final double. Lee Scott was the quickest car on track, but his night was cut short after losing a wheel in heat 2, which seen him fail to feature in the remainder of the meeting. Alun Gregory was in good form – battling for top 3 positions in both of the heats, and managing to secure victory in heat 2 – holding off Craig Mason and Ian Donaldson. The final would see Mason claim victory ahead of Ian Donaldson and Robert Conway, with Robert Conway continuing his impressive start to the season.

The Superstox formula welcomed Gary Chisolm north of the border, alongside some trophy sponsorship courtesy of Annette Turner Book Keeping. Craig Stephen made his debut in the class too, and whilst struggled at times with his setup, he also showed some good pace and will no doubt improve in the coming meetings. Josh Duff continued his run of failing to finish all three races this season – this time, failing to finish the only race he appeared in after suffering some damage after taking on the wall courtesy of a hit from Bryan Forrest. Adam Low would have been relieved to come away without too much damage after what looked like a blow up in heat 2. Adam and his team got the car ready for the meeting final and were back out on track. Aaron Riddell took a hat-trick of race wins, with Gary Chisolm taking a hat-trick of runners up spots for his efforts!

The ProStocks were the final formula in attendance, and seen around 20 cars take to the track once more. The nudge and spin formula as ever, produced some great racing, and seen three different race winners on the night. Kai McNulty took his first win of the season in the formula in the opening heat, whilst Ian Christie took victory in heat 2. The meeting final would go the way of Lewis Gilchrist. It was a night to forget for some of the top drivers – Dougie Kidd was plagued by a mis fire throughout the night, whilst Paul Barron appeared to blow a gearbox in heat 2 putting an end to his night of racing. Dean McGill had an issue before the start of heat 2, which also seen his night of racing curtailed.

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Saturday 12th April

Doubles all Round

Added by kevin_mcqueen on Monday 14th April

Scrapco Metal Recycling Ninja Karts
Whites and Yellows: 42, 666, 441, 13, 359, 8, 619
Heat 1: 7, 9, 63, 339, 518, 132, 441, 13, 658, 42
Heat 2: 7, 42, 658, 63, 339, 518, 13, 9, 102, 132
Final: 9, 339, 658, 63, 518, 42, 102, 666, 359, 441

CC Rods
Heat 1: 700, 91, 337, 304, 207, 11, 26, 703, 157, 81
Heat 2: 703, 304, 11, 700, 81, 26, 91, 701, 207, 308
Final: 700, 304, 703, 207, 91, 26, 11, 701

Superstox
Heat 1: 54, 611, 319, 453, 37, 695, 126, 028
Heat 2: 54, 37, 611, 119, 453, 695, 126, 900, 319, 028
Final: 119, 611, 453, 54, 695, 126, 900, 028

Junior Productions
Heat 1: 57, 245, 636, 112, 49, 133, 900, 65, 999, 167
Heat 2: 321, 54, 313, 232, 49, 245, 133, 636, 900, 999
Final: 57, 245, 313, 321, 900, 49, 999, 232, 636, 65


Rookie Bangers
Heat 1: 755, 31, 246, 448, 890, 666
Heat 2: 31, 448, 167, 890, 666
Final: 31, 246, 755, 448, 890, 666
DD: 755
Ent: 755


It was another fast and furious night of stock car racing on Saturday at HRP Lochgelly Raceway, as five formula took to the track to provide the on track entertainment. It was a night of doubles, with five drivers winning two races on Saturday night!

The Scrapco Metal Recycling Ninja Karts started off the event with their whites and yellows race – a race intended to give the less confident, less experienced drivers an opportunity to shine – build their confidence, and learn racecraft without having a full pack of karts chasing them down. Rudi Arcari, a newcomer into the formula at the start of the season looked to be in with a shout of a race win, having led the majority of the race despite pressure from Harley Wilson behind. However, in the closing stages of the race, Rudi would find himself get stuck with another kart, allowing Wilson and Alfie MacLeod through, with Rudi rejoining in third place. There would be no further change to the order, as Wilson took his first win in the formula ahead of MacLeod and Arcari. Heat 1 was another close race for the youngsters, though, a yellow was called for with Alfie MacLeod stuck on track. A race caution bunched up the pack, and seen the star graded drivers close in on Harley Wilson upfront. Soon after the restart, Harley dropped back the order, with Rory Wilson racing clear of the pack, whilst Jayden Jeffrey, Christopher Lattka, Henry Hunn and Ryan Love all battled closely behind. A coming together between Love and Lattka seen Lattka spin out and drop down the order. Wilson took the win ahead of Jayden Lee and Ryan Love. Heat two once more seen very competitive racing amongst the youngsters. Alfie MacLeod was having a night to forget at this stage, as he lost his roof midway through the race resulting in a yellow flag caution and another retirement for the 666 kart. Harley Wilson was having another excellent race as he led the race once more, only being overcome by his brother Rory in the closing stages, with Lattka claiming third place. The meeting final seen the Wilson brother clash as they battled for 2nd place in the race with Jeffrey running away up front – Harley Wilson led Rory at this stage, and Rory tried to find a way past and went to the outside, however, the gap soon narrowed, which seen Rory hit the wall and spin around, resulting in a stricken kart across the home straight and a yellow flag as a result. Upon the restart, Alfie Shevill made a flier of a start and gained a few places early on. Jayden Jeffrey once more moved clear in the lead with Harley Wilson getting stuck on the outside and dropping back a few places a few laps later. Henry Hunn and Christopher Lattka would complete the top three.

The CC Rods raced in round 2 of the AC Roads and Driveways British Championship series, and with a few drivers missing, there was plenty of points on offer for those in attendance. Ian Donaldson was in great form as he raced to a heat and final double – which will see him move back upto red grade. Robert Conway had a steady night, picking up good results in each of the three races, pushing himself to the top of the AC Roads and Driveways leader board with 2 remaining. Craig Mason was back on form after a disappointing outing last time out, as he took a win in heat 2, followed up by a further podium in the meeting final. A rollover for Bryan Thomson in the meeting final seen us remembering the days of the ramp rollovers as his car became fully airbourne and up and over, after collecting the Baillie Glencross car that was just starting to move away.

The Superstox formula race for their European Championship here at Lochgelly in June, and it is good to see so many of our drivers showing good pace in the run up to that event – Aaron Riddell has been the stand out performer, but he himself, hasn’t had it all his own way in recent meetings. Heat 1 on Saturday seen Dave Lumsden take a well deserved win – hanging onto a last bend lunge from Aaron Riddell to take the win ahead of Adam Low and Benjamine Erskine. Adam Low has shown great consistency, and has always been in amongst the top few places this season. Lumsden, looks to have gotten to grips with his new set of wheels, as he raced to yet another race victory in heat 2. Josh Duff was his closest challenger in that race, with Low once more finishing in the top 3 places. The meeting final seen it all come good for Aaron Riddell, as he took victory ahead of Low and Kenny McKenzie.

The Junior Productions were in action once more, and once more, seen a healthy field of cars take to the track. The racing was close throughout as the new grades seen drivers start a bit further back or further forward in a couple of cases. Mia Cross was arguably the driver of the meeting, having her best performance in the formula to date as she came away just 1 point shy of a maximum, following a heat and final double, and a runners up spot in heat 2. Mia will herself, now move back to the yellow grade for her next outing – but the performance will certainly have given her a well deserved confidence boost. Jayden Barrie has often found himself in the thick of the incidents in his junior production career so far, and he’d be delighted to have came away with little damage, and a good haul of points – the youngster raced excellently and overcame drivers with some good overtakes. A runners up spot in the opening heat and meeting final seen him come away with a couple of trophies. Billie-Summer Glen looked to have good pace throughout the night, racing determinedly and with desire. A race win in heat 2 was followed up with a good result in the final, finishing just outside the podium places. Callum Ritchie had a steady night too, and was perhaps a little too keen as he raced for the lead in the meeting final, having been deemed to use the bumper to move into the lead, which seen him penalized as a result, costing him the race win. Candice Smart, Nicole Innes and Caden Abernethy all coped well from their new grades.

The Rookie Bangers completed the line up, with Ryan Martin taking two wins, with Paul Barron claiming the other. Gav Taylor had a night to forget as he failed to start the first race, and seen his car suffer some irreparable damage in heat 2. Paul Barron and Dylan Ward both looked to get stuck in at times, with both drivers looking to use the bumper to maximum effect on several occasions throughout the night.

We are back in action on Saturday 19th April, with the National Hot Rods, CC Rods, ProStocks, ORCi Ministox and Superstox in attendance, with the racing getting underway at 5.30pm.

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22/06/24 - York and Hardie In Championship Success
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25/05/24 - Race Report 25th May
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04/05/24 - Saturday 4th May Results
27/04/24 - 27th April Results
20/04/24 - Melrose Treble Delight
14/04/24 - Maxwell In Euro Triumph
06/04/24 - 1300s Entertain
30/03/24 - Philp Takes 3 In Ministox
23/03/24 - English Dominate In Ninja Season Debut
16/03/24 - Wilson at the Double
09/03/24 - Clark Takes Final Win in 1300 Stock Cars
02/03/24 - Hat Trick For Deano In Wet Conditions
24/02/24 - Jarman Wins In Memorial Event
11/11/23 - Brant Wins Memorial In Excellent Night of Racing
04/11/23 - Barron Takes Van Scottish
27/10/23 - Stewart In Form To Win Mr Gunn Event
21/10/23 - Chalmers In Autism Awareness Victory
14/10/23 - McConnachie and Hardie Take The Titles
07/10/23 - Adams and Dean Claim Scottish Titles
30/09/23 - Rae Wins the McNicoll Memorial
23/09/23 - Smith Takes Banger Wildcard
16/09/23 - Brown Retains Scottish
09/09/23 - Cunningham Claims CCR Scottish
02/09/23 - Clark Wins 1300 Scottish
26/08/23 - World Titles go to Northern Ireland
19/08/23 - Wright Retains The Saltire
12/08/23 - Shevill Claims Ninja Scottish
05/08/23 - Quinn Retains The Scottish
29/07/23 - 29th July Results
22/07/23 - Green claims the Masters
15/07/23 - Murray Takes The British
24/06/23 - Unlimiteds Pull The Crowd
16/06/23 - Friday 16th June
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27/05/23 - Saturday 27th May Results
20/05/23 - Carberry On Top of the World
12/05/23 - Clark at the Treble
06/05/23 - Henry at the double in chaotic 1300 stock cars
29/04/23 - 29th April
22/04/23 - McDonald In European Glory
15/04/23 - Ritchie Takes Hat Trick In Ministox
08/04/23 - Results 8th April
01/04/23 - Bell Dominates On Final Meeting
25/03/23 - Buchan Takes Hat-Trick In Classical Style
17/03/23 - Stav Dominates In Wet Conditions
11/03/23 - Alexander makes it 2 out of 2 in 2023
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25/02/23 - Murdoch Claims Walsh Memorial
30/12/22 - Wet and Wild Night
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05/11/22 - Vans Delight In Destruction Derby
28/10/22 - Hegg Retains Gunn Trophy
22/10/22 - 22nd Oct Results
15/10/22 - Gurney Rocks The World
08/10/22 - Brown Takes Hot Rod Scottish
01/10/22 - Ina Retains ProStock World
24/09/22 - Kidd Takes Glory
17/09/22 - New Scottish Champions Crowned
10/09/22 - Forrest Retains The Masters
03/09/22 - Robertson takes epic Scottish
27/08/22 - Johnston Takes the Saltire
20/08/22 - Adams takes Gibson Memorial
12/08/22 - An Eventful Friday Evening
06/08/22 - Korben Takes 1600 Banger Scottish
30/07/22 - Rochford takes glory in World Final
23/07/22 - Wet and Wild at Lochgelly Raceway
16/07/22 - 16th July Results
24/06/22 - Friday Night Storms - Results
18/06/22 - Eventful Rods 18th June
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28/05/22 - Bangers Entertain at Lochgelly
21/05/22 - Cup Cars Shine at Lochgelly Raceway
14/05/22 - 14th May Results
30/04/22 - 30th April Results
07/05/22 - An Action Packed Evening
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16/04/22 - Gilmour at the Double 16-04
09/04/22 - 9th April 22 - Results
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26/03/22 - New Winners In Juniors
19/03/22 - Smart Hat Trick
12/03/22 - Drama in 1300 Final - 12th March
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26/02/22 - Thomson Wins Walsh Memorial
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29/10/21 - English Run Riot In Ministox
23/10/21 - Riddell Takes The Scottish
16/10/21 - Connor Steals The Show in Ninja Karts
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02/10/21 - Ninja Shine On Drab Night
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28/08/21 - McAlpine Scoops Scottish
21/08/21 - Bomber Wins Memorial
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25/06/21 - Bangers Friday Night Delight
19/06/21 - Dillon Wins Shaun Walsh Memorial
12/06/21 - Tyson takes dramatic Ninja Euro
05/06/21 - Titles Goto Northern Ireland
29/05/21 - May Ends With A Bang
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