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Saturday 10th June

Meeting Date: Saturday 10th June

Join Our Facebook Event This Saturday at Lochgelly Raceway, we host a five formula event.

The National Hot Rods close their 2023 World Qualifying Campaign, and there is lots still to race for. The race for the silver is still on, with Ross McWilliam leading William Hardie by 9 points going into the final round. The final qualifying position is still undecided, with John Sibbald, James Mooney and Gordon Alexander set to battle it out for the third and fourth positions! A couple of tyres will be put up this weekend, one from Armits Autos, and one from RMH Motors, with the latter going to the top white or yellow graded driver across the line in the meeting final.

The Stock Rods are with us once more, and with just under 20 cars booked to race, it looks set to be a closely contested event, as the drivers all look to maximise their points haul in the race for glory and championship qualification. Siobhan Martin leads Gary Dean in the National Points, but behind those two, things are a lot closer, and points have been harder to come by in 2023 so far. A number of new drivers entered the formula at the beginning of the season and have all came on strongly recently, with Jack MacLeod, Ian Christie and Raymond Brown all claiming top three finishes in recent meetings. John Lee Green made a return to racing last time out and looked quick from the back of the grade, and will be one to beat this Saturday night. James Robertson flies home from a holiday this week to make the meeting, as things are a little too tight for comfort and wants to ensure he gets points on the board. David Crichton has had a steady year so far, and has been unfortunate to be caught up in a few incidents that have seen him lose out on points on a number of occasions this year. Crichton will be looking for a change of fortune this weekend as he looks to get back to challenging for podium positions.

The Superstox are with us once more, and the formula has been going from strength to strength this season, with more drivers being able to commit to more meetings. Mirran Adams made the switch to Superstox at the beginning of the season and has steadily improved with each passing meeting, last time out putting in her quickest laps in the formula to date. Brother Ciaran, has been in good form this season, setting purple lap times on more than one occasion as he looks to take the fight to the more established drivers. A last bend effort for a race win last time out didn’t work out, but we have no doubt that given the opportunity again, Ciaran would make the same move again! Dean Johnston has all but secured the National Points once more and will be looking to get a win or two this weekend. Jack Turbitt has arguably been the most improved drivers this year, having stormed up the rankings and claiming a number of wins on the way. Turbitt looks set to feature in the European Championship at Ipswich at the beginning of July. Graham Meek joins us from Northern Ireland, and Bobby Davis Jnr joins us from England, as both drivers look to get some track experience with one potentially on the World Final later in August.

The Classic Hot Rods are with us once more, for the first time since their Scottish Championship weekend in April. The Classic Hot Rods are always a joy to watch, with the style of driving and the look of retro cars throwing it around the raceway in excess of 60mph.

The Service Central Ninja Karts are the final formula in attendance, and will see around 20 karts take to the track. Stuart Shevill Jnr leads the Scottish contingent of drivers, with Tommy Melrose his closest competitor. Both drivers have had good starts to the year, and look to be on track to race for the silver as the season carries on. Jayden Jeffrey had a slow start to the year, but has found good pace of late once more, and will be hoping to carry that on and move up the grades in the coming months. Katie Lee Smart and Abigail Chalmers have both had some good results, albeit, both have also had their share of misfortune on track with a few DNF’s along the way. A name that will stand out this weekend, is Christopher Lattka, who is set to make his debut in the formula. Henry and William Hunn both make their way north to join us once more, as do Clark Ferris, Jaxon York, Cole York and Riley Close.

Spectator gates will open at 2.45pm, with practice getting underway at 3pm. Driver sign in will open at 2pm.

Provisional Running Order

Race Order

Pre-Meeting (17:15) Ninja Karts Whites and Yellows
Race 1 National Hot Rods
Race 2 Ninja Karts
Race 3 Stock Rods
Race 4 Classic Hot Rods
Race 5 Ninja Karts
Race 6 Superstox
Race 7 National Hot Rods
Race 8 Stock Rods
Race 9 Classic Hot Rods
Race 10 Ninja Karts
Race 11 Superstox
Race 12 National Hot Rods
Race 13 Stock Rods
Race 14 Classic Hot Rods
Race 15 Superstox

NB, subject to change.

Practice Order
Classic & National Hot Rods 15:00 - 15:10 & 15:40 - 15:50
Stock Rods 15:10 - 15:20 & 15:50 - 16:00
Ninja Karts 15:20 - 15:30 & 16:00 - 16:10
Superstox 15:30 - 15:40 & 16:10 - 16:20

Driver Briefings

16:40 Ninja Karts
16:45 CHR, Stock Rods + NHRs
16:50 Superstox
(All in tunnel)


Please note, running order subject to change.

Booking Lists

Stock Rods
11 Thomas Brown
22 Paul Hughes
25 Siobhan Martin
27 Gary Dean
35 Ian Walle *
68 Graham Booty
98 Callum Elliott *
170 Ian Christie
194 John Lee Green
232 Brett Sneddon
233 Harvey Sneddon
242 Rhys Forrest
248 David Crichton
252 James Robertson
289 Kyle Hutchison
555 Jack MacLeod
700 Ian Donaldson
721 Darren McAlpine
750 Raymond Brown

Service Central Ninja Karts
9 Jayden Lee Jeffrey
16 Jamie Balfour
20 Abigail Chalmers
39 William Hunn
55 Tommy Melrose
63 Ryan Love
66 Clark Ferris
68 Sophia Allan
90 Katie Lee Smart
126 Bobby Whyte
132 Blair Innes
135 Rayah Burns
147 Louie Hendry
196 Jaxon York
296 Cole York
339 Henry Hunn
529 Mathew McIntyre
542 Layton Cairns
555 Riley Close
618 Stuart Shevill
658 Christopher Lattka
666 Alfie MacLeod
703 Cameron Mason

Classic Hot Rods
70 Kieran Johnson
162 Keith Chesher
192 Tony Moss
300 John Buchan
611 Adam Low

Superstox
5 Eric Walker
28 Mirran Adams
34 Campbell Scott
54 David Lumsden
55 Lee Livingston
99 Colin Din *
128 Ciaran Adams
171 Mark Brady
217 Jack Turbitt
219 Paul Mackie
426 Michael Taylor
446 Dean Johnston
453 Kenny McKenzie
506 John Downs
532 Bobby Davis Jnr
555 Jordan Black
611 Adam Low
703 Craig Mason
843 George Cuzen
917 Graham Meek

National Hot Rods
65 Doug McLean
71 Gordon Alexander
72 William Hardie
94 Steven Armit
142 James Mooney
320 Darren Scott
555 Ross Alexander
629 John Sibbald
700 Ian Donaldson
756 Marc Spence


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.



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