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Saturday 7th March

McNulty Enjoys Van Debut

Added by KevinHRP on Monday 9th March

<strong> Ninja Karts </strong>
W+Y: 666, 839, 194, 13, 8, 5, 688, 232, 163
Heat 1: 7, 339, 75, 63, 666, 9, 658, 37, 132, 839
Heat 2: 666, 339, 931, 63, 37, 7, 9, 42, 658, 518
Final: 9, 931, 37, 666, 7, 132, 75, 658, 42, 339

<strong> Junior Productions </strong>
Heat 1: 878, 133, 74, 636, 313, 232, 147, 5, 65, 58
Heat 2: 878, 5, 126, 147, 74, 58, 133, 313, 65, 636
Final: 147, 232, 74, 848, 636, 65, 313 (-2), 133, 126, 58

<strong> Superstox </strong>
Heat 1: 119, 319, 555, 309, 611, 925, 22, 54, 695, 900
Heat 2: 119, 309, 555, 22, 925, 54, 695, 319
Final: 309, 611, 54, 925, 22, 555, 319, 695, 119, 900

<strong> 2.0 Hot Rods </strong>
Heat 1: 7, 178, 196, 23, 32, 899, 171, 941
Heat 2: 7, 32, 178, 23, 171, 941, 899
Final: 7, 178, 196, 32, 23, 171, 899

<strong> Van Bangers </strong>
Shaun Walsh Memorial: 610, 711, 14, 639, 90, 128
Heat 1: 31, 610, 88, 90, 22
Heat 2: 889, 97, 610, 31, 90, 14, 206
DD: 31


It was a dry but cold night on Saturday 7th March as the drivers took to the track to provide lots of superb on track racing, great entertainment and a whole lot of carnage!

The Van Bangers raced in round 1 of the Dhoom Indian Streatery Cash Chasher Series, which doubled up as the Shaun Walsh Memorial event, and we seen 25+ vans take to the track on the night. With this amount, it was certain to be action packed! The plate took a battering, the traffic lights even took a hit, and the crowd was delighted with what they seen from the vans. The drivers got stuck in, very few overtook anyone without hitting them, and only 5 vans finished the opening race, with Kai McNulty coming out on top in the Shaun Walsh Memorial. Barry Jarman brought out what appeared to be an old fish van, and it soon found itself scattered across the track! Connor Jones looked to be in the mix as well, though, he found himself caught up with only a few laps remaining and lost ground in the process, eventually finishing in fourth position. The first ‘heat’ of the night in the vans was another entertaining event, with Ryan Martin coming away victorious – though, that was in doubt too and he only held on thanks to a large lead that he had built up prior to getting caught up in a pile up midway through the race. McNulty finished in second, whilst old timer William Stawiarski secured a third place finish. The final race of the night for the vans would turn into a demolition derby, and it was the impressive looking van of Iain Tait that took the win in the race, before Ryan Martin took the win in the DD.

The Ninja Karts joined us for the first time in 2026 and it was pleasing to see a couple of newcomers take to the track – Sophie Love and Brett Sneddon being two such drivers, with Love opting to only do the whites and yellows race whilst she finds her feet, and Sneddon taking to the track in all races. We welcomed a couple of visiting drivers from across the water as numbers were boosted somewhat. A big plus from the night would be seeing a number of the lesser experienced drivers really step up, find confidence and be competing for long period in each of the races – Denni Farrell was one such driver, and the youngster being a tad unfortunate not to come away with some points. Further back there were some excellent battles in all races – Christopher Lattka, Henry Hunn, Rory Wilson, Jayden Jeffrey, Ryan Love, Jaxon Cairns and Eddie Fowler all having some brilliant battles, whilst Alfie MacLeod had an excellent meeting too. Race wins on the night went the way of Alfie MacLeod, Rory Wilson and Jayden Jeffrey.

The 2.0 Hot Rods were in attendance for the first time this year too, and it was good to see plenty of close, quick and competitive racing from the formula. Charlie Hardie was the driver to beat on the night though, as he raced to a hat-trick of victories. Mark Dews and Allan Gibson both showed some really good pace in all three races, but were unable to challenge Hardie who made the moves quickly and efficiently. William Buller looked to be improving in each passing race having appear to struggle for grip in the opening heat. Buller looked to be in with a chance of success in the final, and took some catching, but as Hardie made a move, both Dews and Gibson followed through with Buller dropping down to fourth.

The Superstox seen some very good racing, and it looked like Aaron Riddell was going to dominate proceedings after the opening heat as the 119 pilot drove to a comfortable race win. However, heat 2 seen Bryan Forrest and Jordan Black find improvements. As the laps wore on Bryan and Aaron had a fantastic battle with both drivers using the front bumper to good effect as they battled for the lead of the race. The meeting final was another good race despite challenging track conditions. Bryan Forrest would take the win ahead of Adam Low and David Lumsden.

The Junior Production class completed the line up, and it was pleasing to see a few new drivers make their debuts, with a number of drivers retiring in the winter months. Millie McGill, Tamia Aitken, Jayden McKie and Scott Thomson all raced for the first time in the formula, with all four showing improvement throughout the event. It was a great start to the season for Leeland Dearn as the youngster appears to have put his bad luck behind him as he took two race wins in the opening heats, before finishing just outside the top 3 in the meeting final. Louie Hendry looks like he will be one to watch in the years to come – the former Ninja Kart driver already starts from the yellow grade, and took a win in the meeting final on Saturday to once more showcase his talent. The Junior Production formula, as a whole, displayed lots of very good racing, and all of the drivers are worthy of some recognition. It certainly looks like it is going to be another very good year for the Junior Production formula!

Hardie Race Promotions would like to extend our gratitude to our 2026 season partners.
David Philp Commercials, ASD Racing Products, Spedeworth TV, Scrapco Metal Recycling, Fife Medical Group, Dhoom Indian Streatery, APEX Garden Buildings, GA Autos, SP Utilities, Lothian Property Services, GNR Signs, Specialist Roofing, AG Motors, RS Motors.
We’d also like to thank Alan Pirouet for the use of the photographs.

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Saturday 28th February

A Competitive Start To 2026

Added by KevinHRP on Monday 2nd March

1400 Stock cars
Heat 1: 668, 410, 16, 176, 249, 639, 411, 271. (576, 20, 263, 36 DQ)
Heat 2: 36, 410, 16, 668, 20, 249, 639, 271, 37
Final: 668, 36, 410, 16, 639, 271, 37

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 412, 84, 951, 842, 363, 100, 183(-2), 289, 248, 44
Heat 2: 363, 84, 289, 100, 951(-2), 842, 248, 412, 668, 81
Final: 363, 100, 951(-2), 84, 289, 183, 44, 248, 412, 557

National Hot Rods
Heat 1: 76, 17, 252, 265, 330, 36, 142, 40
Heat 2: 330, 17, 71, 76, 265, 142, 252, 40
Final: 252, 330, 265, 71, 76, 17, 142, 40

CC Rods
Heat 1: 314, 304, 900(-2), 91, 167, 213, 11, 195, 61, 278
Heat 2: 195, 314, 304, 900, 337, 213, 167, 700, 61
Final: 304, 900, 195, 700, 337, 167, 11, 314, 61, 352

ProStocks
Heat 1: 31, 145, 610, 45, 810, 755, 37, 760, 697, 127
Heat 2: 755, 45, 133, 760, 810, 145, 31, 37, 127, 259
Final: 31, 755, 145, 610, 760, 127, 259, 810


Racing resumed at Lochgelly Raceway on Saturday 28th February as we got the 2026 season underway.

A rain shower before start time and with little heat in the air meant for a damp and greasy track throughout the event, which provided challenging racing conditions for all formula. That said, the drivers raced excellently across all formula with close, combative and exciting moments in all races throughout the night.

The National Hot Rods were the first formula to take to the track and it was pleasing to see 10 Scottish based drivers take to the track, plus Northern Ireland’s Adam Maxwell. Though not all drivers compete with us regularly, it was enough for the formula to display some very close, very fast and really good racing. Roy Anderson made a return to racing having sold up a couple of seasons ago, whilst Charlie Hardie and Chris Leslie made their National Hot Rod debut’s. Adam Maxwell always seems to go well in such track conditions, having, if memory serves correctly, won the European Championship here in similar conditions a couple of seasons ago. Maxwell took the opening race win on Saturday with World Champion Robert McDonald finishing in second and James Robertson in third. Heat 2 was another good race, with Ross McWilliam breaking clear early on whilst the pack behind fought vigorously as they looked to overcome Barry Stephen. Barry Stephen fought well, defending the inside line to the best of his ability, whilst giving room to race on the outside – however, with the track conditions, the outside line was always going to be a difficult, but brave move. Robert McDonald moved through into second some laps later, with Gordon Alexander following him through. McWilliam had opened up a good lead by this point though, and there would be no catching the Northern based driver. Even with a late race caution due to Roy Anderson crashing out, McWilliam held on to take victory. McDonald and Alexander took second and third places respectively. The meeting final was another good race from the National Hot Rods. James Robertson had his car hooked up perfectly and put in some impressive laps to open up a good lead early on in the race, whilst the star graded drivers took some time in making overtakes. Robertson would take the race win ahead of Ross McWilliam and Barry Stephen.

The CC Rods started the campaign which also doubled up as round 1 of their British Championship qualifying series. The budget formula seen some impressively turned out cars on display. Heat 1 was a fantastic race for the formula with superb racing between Kevin Donaldson, Ian Donaldson and Lee Scott with nothing between the trio for large parts of the race – however, three abreast up the back straight soon ended in disaster as the cars tangled with all three sustaining some damage, Lee Scott and Ian Donaldson forced into retirement. Hollie Ritchie took the first win of the season in the formula, with Robert Conway taking second and Kevin Donaldson being awarded third place. Heat 2 seen John Gorman find some good pace and some good luck. Gorman has struggled with consistency and luck in the formula over the last year or so, and he will be hoping that it has now turned with a race win in heat 2, followed up by a third place in the meeting final. Hollie Ritchie looks to have started the season well as well, showing good pace in all three races on the night – however, a coming together with Gavin Ritchie in the meeting final put an end to her chances of three podium finishes on the night. The final went the way of Robert Conway, with Kevin Donaldson and Gorman completing the top three.

The ProStocks had a few more cars in attendance than we had anticipated early in the week, and the formula once more, delivered plenty of enjoyable racing. The bumpers went in throughout the night, with not a lot of damage sustained. This kept the cars on track during each of the three races. Ryan Martin started his campaign off in the best possible fashion with a race win having moved some opposing drivers out the way early on in the race. Rachel Kidd looks like she will be a driver to watch one more – often flying under the radar, the girl racer always seems to be there or thereabouts when it comes to the checkered flag, with Rachel taking away a runners up spot in the opening heat, followed home by Kai McNulty. Heat 2 was another excellent race with the star graded drivers making progress throughout the event. Paul Barron must have made a few adjustments between heats as his well presented new car looked to have a lot more pace in heat 2 as he raced to victory ahead of Dougie Kidd and Lee Kopacz. The meeting final seen Ryan Martin take his second victory of the night, ahead of Barron and Rachel Kidd. It was good to see a few new drivers make their debut in the formula, with Marley Montgomery, Dylan Dickson and Liam Georgeson all taking to the track with Montgomery showing good pace in each of the three heats, and could be one to look out for once he starts from the white grade.

The 1400 Stock Cars seen a few drivers miss out due to cars not being ready as yet, but with 15 cars taking to the track on Saturday, there was plenty to watch and a few talking points as well. It looks like we’ve got our first rivalry of the season already with a couple of drivers putting the bumpers into effect on each other early on in the event. Dean Sievwright was an innocent bystander though, and was caught up with a fair impact as a result which seen him retire from the opening heat. Abe Adams and Jamie George both made there debut’s in the class, whilst Sam Cavanagh also made a return to action. Northern Irelands Alexander McCready also joined us for some early season action. Fraser Clark will be happy with out the 2026 season started as he took a heat and final double. Charlie Henry showed good pace as well and she too will be satisfied with her nights racing, coming away with a win and a runners up spot in the final. Callum Sturrock has been a rising talent in the formula, and has shown glimpses of what he is capable off during 2025, and he’ll be hoping that his good start to 2026 can continue as the season develops.

The Stock Rods were arguably the formula of the night, with an extremely competitive field of drivers all chasing championship qualification. The formula looks to be on a serious upwards trajectory with three new drivers taking to the track on Saturday (though, only 2 managed to take a green flag) and several others still to join the ranks. There were strong showings throughout the event from drivers across the grades – Baillie Glencross drove excellently in the meeting final and looked on course to challenge for a win, whilst Kevin Stewart also showed that he has the pace to compete and was somewhat unfortunate not to come away with a few more points on the night. Fraser Anderson took an excellent win in the opening heat, whilst Lee McGill took a heat and final double. Harry Minish joined us from Northern Ireland and was one of the quickest drivers on track – the youngster certainly has a lot of potential and will be one to watch come the World Championship here in September.

Hardie Race Promotions would like to extend our gratitude to our 2026 season partners.
David Philp Commercials, ASD Racing Products, Spedeworth TV, Scrapco Metal Recycling, Fife Medical Group, Dhoom Indian Streatery, APEX Garden Buildings, GA Autos, SP Utilities, Lothian Property Services, GNR Signs, Specialist Roofing, AG Motors, RS Motors.
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Saturday 8th November

McGill in Freck Memorial Success

Added by KevinHRP on Monday 10th November

Scrapco Metal Recycling Ninja Karts
Heat 1: 483, 441, 36, 336, 7, 9, E8, 270, 484, 658
Heat 2: 42, 931, 483, 63, 339, 102, 7, 484, 763, 13
Heat 3: 931, 102, 270, 42, 518, 149, 658, 9, 13, 132
Scottish Masters: 483, 336, 102, 7, 931, 36, 270, 42, 339, 518

Superstox
Heat 1: 611, 309, 54, 22, 591, 117, 119, 99, 137, 319
Heat 2: 119, 611, 591, 54, 22, 252, 12, 137, 126, 319
Lochgelly Masters: 309, 119, 611, 591, 252, 319, 22, 137, 54, 90
Dash: 119, 22, 137, 591, 319, 611, 37, 90, 126

Ministox
Heat 1: 29, 618, 874, 114, 858, 721, 696, 480, 136, 16
Heat 2: 29, 874, 858, 618, 696, 114, 136, 480, 16, 41
HRP Disco Trophy: 29, 858, 114, 874, 696, 618, 480, 721, 136

U Pull It 1300 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 36, 263, 176, 668, 20, 410, 639, 157, 411, 808
Heat 2: 46, 263, 20, 411, 639, 668, 113, 410, 16, 119
Michelle Freck Memorial: 263, 20, 249, 46, 668, 411, 639, 176, 36, 113

Mechanic Races
1300 Ladies: 176, 263, 456, 46, NOF
1300 Mech: 668, 456, 411, 113, 263, 358
Mini Adult: 721, 618, 858, 874, 480
Superstox Mech: 319, 611, 252, ,22, 28, 37, 117, 99

And just like that, our 2025 season is COMPLETE. Saturday 8th November epitomised what we try to do at HRP Lochgelly – Delivering exciting racing in a family friendly environment, with a great deal of fun mixed in as well.

The racing delivered on Saturday. Every formula, every race had some form of excitement, a great battle or tit-for-tat racing with little between much of the cars, delivering all round entertainment.

It was our annual charity night where we offered passenger experiences & enabled others to take to the track in mechanics & ladies races – all in the name of raising funds for our charity partners. It was a huge success with lots of smiles, a few competition cautions, and a great deal of money raised – Just over £6,700 was raised, with the promotion rounding it upto £7,000 – ensuring that £1,750 is donated to each of our four charity partners.

On track, there was lots to race for with titles in all four formula. An influx of visiting drivers across each of the formula bolstered numbers.

The U-Pull-It 1300 Stock Cars raced in their much sought after Michelle Freck Memorial event – one that many of our drivers would love to win. Charlie Henry has had a strong season and took a deserving victory in the opening heat of the night, before Stewart Paterson took a win in heat 2. The meeting final, and memorial race was an exciting race with plenty of hard hitting, action packed racing. A field split with 2 great battles – one up front, and one in the midfield left the punters not knowing what to look out for. Stewart Paterson took an early lead and looked reasonably comfortable up front before a race caution was called for – Pies, perhaps a little rusty, floored it upon the restart as soon as the pace car was off the track and was promptly shown the dreaded black cross. A few laps in, and Dean McGill was on the bumper of the 46 car and soon moved into the lead of the race, without too much fight from Paterson. Paterson would cross the line in second ahead of Joshua Machin and Kevin Graham, though, a docking for a jump start would see him drop out of the podium places. Dean McGill looked delighted on his lap of honour as he waved to the crowd and kissed the Michelle Freck Memorial Shield.

The Scrapco Metal Recycling Ninja Karts seen around 30 karts take to the track with each of the drivers competing in 2 out of the 3 qualifying heats before an all in final. There were a few stoppages along throughout the night, but the youngsters drove excellently on a difficult track with a few damp spots and a greasy surface. Rudi Arcari drove a phenomenal race in the opening heat – leading the way until the last few laps where George Cooper overcame him to take the win – Arcari took second ahead of George Whyte in his brand new kart. Heat 2 would see youngster Harley Wilson take the win, holding on excellently from Jaxon Cairns who followed closely for large parts of the race, with George Cooper completing the top 3.The third and final heat seen Jaxon Cairns take the win, with Johnny Wheeler and Harley Flegg completing the top 3. After the points were collated, the grid was formed for the Scottish Masters race, with the top scoring drivers at the front end of the grid. It was an excellent first few laps, with George Cooper managing to break clear of the pack behind. The battle for second continued throughout the race with the drivers swapping on numerous occasions. It was Parker Smith though that came through to take second from a starting position quite far back, with Wheeler completing the top 3. Thanks to all the Ninja Kart teams for making the trip and joining us at Lochgelly Raceway.

The Superstox formula raced for the Mick Taylor Lochgelly Masters. There was also a dash for cash at the end of the meeting for the formula, sponsored by Great Dane Welfare Scotland. The Superstox were in great form, with hard hitting action throughout each of the three races – Curtis Tebbenham found his feet and drove well in the formula. Adam Low took the win in the opening heat and wasn’t far away from making it a double, as Aaron Riddell pipped him in the closing stages of heat 2. Bryan Forrest took the win in the Lochgelly Masters race, finishing ahead of Aaron Riddell and Adam Low. The Dash race seen the bumpers go in from the outset, with a few cars spinning in the opening laps. Curtis Tebbenham led the way for the majority of the race, before Riddell moved through and into the lead, followed by Callum Kelman.

The ORCi Ministox completed the line up, and we welcomed Charlie Lomas with us once more. Jason Bain also made his first outing of the season at Lochgelly Raceway. There would be no stopping David Philp though, as he raced to an excellent hat-trick of victories on the night, taking the HRP Disco Trophy in the process.

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Saturday 1st November

Vans Delight In Scottish Meeting

Added by KevinHRP on Monday 3rd November

ProStcks
Heat 1: 31, 610, 755, 198, 271, 127, 145, 760, 969, 697
Heat 2: 610, 31, 969, 760, 127, 145, 697, 271, 198, 170
Final: 610, 810, 145, 127, 31, 755, 697, 760, 271, 969
Mechanics Race: 760, 31, 697, 271, 145, 810, 755, 969, 170

Junior Productions
Heat 1: 1417, 126, 259, 58, 999, 232, 133, 878, 65, 5
Heat 2: 232, 576, 5, 999, 65, 313, 74, 49, 245, 147
Final: 147, 999, 878, 245, 313, 133, 49, 359, 65, 5

CC Rods
Heat 1: 81, 700, 337, 304, 195, 06, 314, 91, 900, 11
Heat 2: 700, 304, 337, 314, 91, 195, 81, 900, 11, 369
Scottish Championship: 700, 304, 337, 91, 900, 369, 11, 06, 195, 81

2.0 Hot Rods
Heat 1: 703, 7, 610, 196, 178, 72, 899
Heat 2: 72, 178, 7, 196, 610, 703, 899, 76
Final: 610, 72, 196, 703, 7, 899

Big Van Bangers
Scottish Championship: 206, 22, 272, 687, 226, 692, 74, 180 ***
AC: 180, NOF
DD: 180
Ent: 755


Saturday 1st November was a night full of superb on track entertainment with each of the five formula delivering plenty of must see action.

The Big Van Bangers headlined the bill with around 25 vans taking to the track as they battled it out for the Forth Bakers Scottish Championship. It was carnage from the outside as the vans piled into corner on the opening lap with vans spinning, hitting the wall and collecting each other. Fraser Hamilton was showing good pace up front, whilst Douglas McConnachie and Neil Sutherland also looked quick, with Sutherland getting stuck in on a few occasions throughout the race. Sean McConnachie and Stephen van Putten entertained throughout the night in their buses. Barry Innes took a full on blow as he was stricken across the track from McConnachie. The first all comers race was full of action as the vans delivered superb entertainment – with just McConnachie managing to cross the line with no other finishers!! The evening was completed with a Demolition Derby, with around 10 vans participating in that event. The track was left with bits of van scattered all around – with McConnachie, Sutherland, Barron and van Putten all delivering some big hits.

The CC Rods also raced for their Scottish Championship, with a new driver set to be crowned with Alec Cunningham unable to defend. A random grid draw would determine the opening heat grid, with heat 2 reversed – Baillie Glencross made the best possible start as she raced to victory in the opening heat, whilst Ian Donaldson crossed the line in second and Lee Scott third. Heat 2 would be another great race with Donaldson taking the win ahead of Robert Conway and Lee Scott. The Scottish Championship race was the tip of the iceberg though, as the CC Rods delivered one of their best performances of the season. A scintillating three way battle throughout the race for the lead of the race seen Ian Donaldson, Lee Scott and Robert Conway battle bumper to bumper and door to door for long periods during the race. Donaldson was the lead driver, but was under severe pressure from Scott and Conway at times with Scott becoming ever so close to making a move around the outside stick, before he ran out of track with a back marker being caught in the process of his move, allowing Donaldson to move ahead again, and Conway to squeeze through too – Donaldson took the Scottish Championship win for the second time, whilst Robert Conway and Lee Scott completed the top 3.

The ProStocks were in action for the final time this season, and once more delivered some excellent racing with drivers coping indifferently with a very greasy track. Ryan Martin took the win in the opening race before Kai McNulty took the win in heat 2, with McNulty going on to take the win in the meeting final too, ahead of Ryan Martin and Ewan Bruce. Following the race, the ProStock drivers offered up their cars to there mechanics for a race, and it was an entertaining race, with funds being put towards our four nominated charities. Zak Mason took the win in the 760 car. We’d like to thank B&M Autos and Designer Doors and Windows for sponsoring the race.

The 2.0 Hot Rods seen three different race winners on the night as the drivers adapted to changing track conditions. Craig Mason took the win in the opening heat with William Hardie taking the win in heat 2. Ryan Mackie took the win in the final, finishing ahead of William Hardie and Allan Gibson.

The Junior Productions completed the line up with around 20 cars in attendance. The youngsters have delivered some really good racing this year, and Saturday night they showed how good a formula they can be, despite challenging track conditions. Louie Hendry has started life in the Junior production class excellently, and took a heat and final double on Saturday, whilst Nicole Innes took a win in heat 2.

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Friday 24th October

McGill in Gunn Success

Added by KevinHRP on Monday 27th October

Ministox
Heat 1: 313, 480, 16, 29, 136, 858, 114, 99, 644, 41
Heat 2: 114, 313, 858, 618, 29, 480, 41, 99, 522, 696
Final: 29, 313, 557, 99, 114, 858, 618, 16, 480, 136

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 411, 363, 338, 668, 842, 183, 127, 84, 261, 412
Heat 2: 668, 363, 842, 183, 338, 412, 127, 721
Final: 183, 84, 338, 127, 412, 721, 261, 842, 411, 668

2.0 Hot Rods
Heat 1: 610, 7, 72, 703, 23, 32, 899, 76
Heat 2: 7, 72, 196, 23, 178, 899, 76
Final: 196, 72, 178, 23, 703, 32, 899, 76

U Pull It 1300 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 130, 639, 263, 456, 67, 20, 441, 668, 410, 610
Heat 2: 263, 378, 20, 610, 410, 67, 456, 668, 639, 113
Final: 263, 176, 20, 113, 378, 410, 639, 46, 157, 14

It was a fantastic Friday at HRP Lochgelly Raceway despite wet conditions throughout the afternoon, leaving a greasy track for our evenings racing.

The U Pull It 1300 Stock Cars headlined the bill as they raced for their annual Mr Gunn Event – an event that every driver on the track wants to win. We welcomed a few visiting drivers from both England and Northern Ireland as the drivers locked horns and battled it out throughout the night. There was plenty of metal crunching action and the sparks were flying as the cars clipped the wall. Kenneth Scollon was in the wars as he found himself making a hard impact with the wall on the exit of turn 2 only to be collected by an oncoming driver resulting in an end to the nights racing for the 118 driver. Charlie Henry gave our pace car driver a scare as she tangled with another car on the back straight, resulting in her car making impact with the infield area and stopping just a few metres away from the parked up pace car. Kyle O’Donnell’s Mr Gunn race had an interesting start as he found himself spun going into turn 3 early in the race, with the pack in close contention, he was pushed around the corner backwards and down the home straight before coming to a halt on turn 1. Heat wins went the way of Joe Gladden and Dean McGill, with the Mr Gunn race being won by Dean McGill. Gary Nicholls and Joshua Machin completed the top 3. We’d like to thank the Gunn family and friends for their contribution once more, and to all drivers that attended and put on a fantastic display of racing.

The 2.0 Hot Rods were an add-on to the original fixture on Friday and it was pleasing to see numbers into the double figures despite it being on a Friday night. William Buller, a former FIA F3 driver made his first ever appearance at Lochgelly Raceway in the ex Hardie / Mills Hot Rod. There was good close racing from the Hot Rods throughout the night with three different race winners on the night – Ryan Mackie and Charlie Hardie claiming the wins in the heats before Allan Gibson took the win in the meeting final.

The Stock Rods were with us for the final time this season, with Darren McAlpine making if first outing of the season before heading to Ipswich on the Saturday night. Kevin Stewart looks to have found his feet in the Stock Rod formula having drove consistently well throughout the nights in both wet and greasy conditions, taking a race in in heat 2. Keiron McKinnon is another driver that has showed good progress throughout the year, and took a deserving victory in the opening heat. Teri Linden has arguably been one of the most improved drivers of the season, having taken the fight all the way in the track championship, and it was fitting that she took the meeting final win in the final outing of the year. Robbie Armit and James Halkett completed the top 3.

The ORCi Ministox completed the line up, and numbers were bolstered by visiting drivers from England and Northern Ireland. Charlie Weston was one such driver, and took an excellent race win in the opening heat of the night. Weston had an excellent night all round, and took away a further 2 x 2nd place finishes in the further heat and meeting final for his efforts. Bonnie Weston made her debut at Lochgelly Raceway and didn’t look out of place – she performed well throughout the night, and although she came away with no points, she was on the pace and seemed to get caught up when it mattered. Charlie Lomas took a win in heat 2, whilst David Philp claimed victory in the meeting final.

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22/10/22 - 22nd Oct Results
15/10/22 - Gurney Rocks The World
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