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Can Hegg Defend McNicoll Memorial

Meeting Date: Saturday 30th September

Join Our Facebook Event This Saturday promises to be one of the top domestic events of the 2023 season, with a lot of great racing anticipated.

The 1300 Stock Cars will contest their Craic McNicoll Memorial event, with a host of additional prizes on offer. Graham Campbell is set to make his debut in the formula having made the switch from CC Rods. Callum Farrance will make an appearance in the McNicoll car, and he’ll be hoping to perform well in the car. Craig Royal will be hoping to make an excellent start to his 1300 Stock Car career having previously succeeded in the banger formula over the last few years. Danny Whyte, Craig Haxton and the likes of Darren Rae will be looking to take the title from Kyle Hegg. However, Hegg will be keen to retain it, but, with 20 other drivers all out looking for glory, it promises to be an action packed night of racing! The meeting final will see the cars closed up, with a unique, graded order, 3-2-3 starting formation for the Craig McNicoll Memorial race.

The Ninja Karts will be racing for their JusBounce Shield – won in 2022 by Dougie Kidd. There will be a new name on the shield following this weekend of racing, with Kidd having since moved on from the formula. Rory Wilson has been in great form of late, as has Christopher Lattka, and those two will be looking to come out on top on Saturday. A number of visiting drivers are set to be with us too, with over 20 karts set to battle it out. Artur Ware, Cole and Jaxon York, Charlie and Finlay Weston all make the trip north to be with us, alongside regular travelling attendees, Jayden Roff, William Hunn and Henry Hunn. William Hunn is on a great run of form, having picked up some great points here last time out, before adding the English Championship last weekend. Blair Innes has shown he has the potential to race for victories, and will be looking to get a good run of luck this weekend. Jayden Jeffrey, Abigail Chalmers, Katie Lee Smart and Tommy Melrose will all be looking to make inroads in the points championship too, with a number of positions still to be finalized with only a few meetings remaining! The JusBounce winner will be the top point scorer on the night.

The ProStocks are with us once more, and once again, can expect to see over 20 cars take to the track. At the time of writing, there is 22 cars booked to race – a fantastic number of cars. Last time out, the formula produced great racing, with plenty of battles, drama and on track action. The formula has been wide open this year, with no particular driver running away with the points championships, and that remains the case. Three different race winners at our last meeting, and several drivers in contention to win the points championship – it promises to be an exciting end to the season for the ProStock formula.

The CC Rods are with us for the 2nd successive week, and will again provide close competitive racing. Ian Christie has been the most consistent driver throughout the season, and as such, currently heads the way at the top of the points chart – but with Lee Scott, Kevin Hutchison and Gregor Whyte not too far behind, there is still lots to race for. The rest of the field though, have proven to be competitive, and difficult to overcome, so the top drivers may have to settle for the lower podium positions to maximise their points tallies. Steven Adair has turned the corner in the formula, having found them difficult to adapt to early in the season. A number of wins, podium places, and good results in general over the last month or two, has seen him move swiftly up the points chart. Adair has shown great commitment to be with us most meetings, considering he resides in the north of England, and is the most travelled driver we have had in the CC Rod formula!

The Racing gets underway at 6pm, with spectator gates opening at 3pm. Driver sign in will open at 2pm.

Provisional Running Order

Race 1 Ninja Karts Heat 1
Race 2 CC Rods Heat 1
Race 3 1300 Stock Cars Heat 1
Race 4 ProStocks Heat 1
Race 5 Ninja Karts Heat 2
Race 6 CC Rods Heat 2
Race 7 1300 Stock Cars Heat 2
Race 8 ProStocks Heat 2
Race 9 Ninja Karts JusBounce Final
Race 10 CC Rods Final
Race 11 1300 Stock Cars Craig McNicoll Memorial
Race 12 ProStocks Final

Practice Order - Drivers need to be ready

Ninja Karts 15:30 - 15:40 & 16:10 - 16:20
1300 Stock Cars 15:40 - 15:50 & 16:20 - 16:30
ProStocks 15:50 - 16:00 & 16:30 - 16:40
CC Rods 16:00 - 16:10 & 16:40 - 16:50

Briefings - In tunnel

17:05 Ninja Karts
17:10 1300 Stock Cars and ProStocks
17:15 CC Rods


Please note, running order subject to change.

Booking Lists

CC Rods
06 Gregor Whyte
7 Bryan Thomson
20 Brian Allen
26 James Dickie *
50 William Lambie
91 Kenny Pitcaithly
170 Ian Christie
171 Kevin Hutchison
195 John Gorman
267 Steven Adair
289 Kyle Hutchison
337 Lee Scott
410 Rhys Easton
671 Brandon Gourlay
953 Garry Roberts

1300 Stock Cars
15 Samuel Douglas
16 Michael Stewart
36 Charlie Henry
67 Craig Haxton
75 Mike Courts
112 Kev Baird
113 Dean Sievwright
126 Danny Whyte
137 Curtis Tebbenham
153 Gordon Myers
166 Chris Gold
167 Sam Cavanagh
169 Callum Farrance
176 Gary Nicholls
267 Lee Wotherspoon *
315 Graham Campbell
411 Brant West
478 Craig Royal
638 Darren Rae
648 Ryan Muirhead
668 Fraser Clark
672 Jason McAlpine
715 Kyle Hegg
849 Stevie Bisset

Ninja Karts
7 Rory Wilson
9 Jayden Lee Jeffrey
16 Jamie Balfour
20 Abigail Chalmers
39 William Hunn
55 Tommy Melrose
68 Sophia Allan
90 Katie Lee Smart
91 Cameron Whipps
99 Jayden Roff
103 Artur Ware
126 Bobby Whyte
132 Blair Innes
135 Rayah Burns
191 Riley Whipps
196 Jaxon York
243 Finley Weston
296 Cole York
313 Charlie Weston
339 Henry Hunn
529 Mathew McIntyre
658 Christopher Lattka
666 Alfie MacLeod
974 Riley Dawson-Stirling

ProStocks
31 Ryan Martin
37 Callum McIvor
55 Tam Melrose
76 Chris Mack
122 John Jackson *
127 Mark Boyle
133 Lee Kopacz
145 Dougie Kidd
147 Lewis Gilchrist
162 Graeme Fleming
170 Ian Christie
213 Gavin Ritchie
214 Becki Ritchie
271 Jamie George
304 Robert Conway
314 Hollie Ritchie
542 Richard Cairns
701 Robert Conway Sr
755 Paul Barron
760 John Mason
805 Scott Gardner
999 Owen Bonner


Whilst care is taken to compile booking lists, Hardie Race Promotions cannot be held responsible for any drivers failing to fulfil bookings.

Admission Costs

Adults: £15
Concessions: £12
10-15yrs: £7
Under 10s GO FREE with paying adult

Trackside parking available subject to availability at £5 per car.
Large free onsite car park available, with overflow on the drift track if required.

Wristbands cannot be purchased from the drivers sign in office.

There should be no private cars or vans in the pit area.



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