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Meeting Date: Saturday 10th September

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Saturday 10th September will see a fast paced night of racing at Lochgelly Raceway.

The Superstox will contest the Mick Taylor sponsored Lochgelly Masters for the second time, whilst the CC Rods, Junior Productions and Ministox return to action.

Bryan Forrest won the Lochgelly Masters in 2021, and will be back with us as he looks to retain the title for the second successive year. Bryan and Dean Johnston had a fantastic stock car race last time out, with some big hits on each other, drawing huge praise from those in attendance. Aaron Riddell and Adam Low have both also been in good form this year, with neither driver afraid to get stuck in with use of the front bumper. Ciaran Adams has had his best few months in the formula since coming into the class a few years ago, and has scored will at all recent meetings and will be looking to continue such a streak this weekend. Mark Brady and Kenny McKenzie likewise have also seen a few podium positions of late and the formula looks to be providing some great competitive racing of late, with some great on track battles as well. A couple of tyres on behalf of Hoosier will go the way of the final winner this weekend as well, as an added incentive to the drivers.

The CC Rods have been in great form in 2022 – with 20+ cars taking to the track on a regular basis, and this weekend is no different. Another great field of cars will be looking to battle it out, fine tune their setups and get as much points on the board as they possible can as they approach their 2022 Scottish Championship event. Kyle Hutchison and Raymond Brown have been the stand out performers this year, but any number of drivers are capable of claiming a win in the formula given the competitive nature of the formula. Lee Scott, Kevin Hutchison have both been mainstay’s in the red grade throughout the season, and have competed admirably from the back to maintain that position. Mirran Adams has held her own this year and will be looking for another steady meeting with more points on the board this weekend. Dean McGill, Ryan Love and James Robertson have all been relative new-comers to the formula of late, but have all shown the calibre and pace to come away with good results. The non-contact class is often edge of your seat stuff, but certainly leave you excited for the next race with some great battles seen on track.

The Ministox are back with us, for what feels like an eternity. The youngsters have had a busy season, with racing at the three Scottish tracks on a regular basis, and credit must go to the teams in ensuring the kids turn up and are able to race at the majority of events. The youngsters always have around 20 cars on track, and aren’t afraid to get stuck in with some pushing and spinning to mix things up. The Lochgelly Track Points looks to be a three way battle this year, with Robbie Armit currently leading Jake Wilson and Charlie Hardie, though there is a lot of racing to be done – it is still anyone’s title. Demi Ritchie and Rian Mitchell have both had great seasons, with a lot of success, though Mitchell has seen his recent efforts hampered by some un-reliability issues which the team will be hoping to have sorted out this weekend. Sam Cavanagh has flown under the radar for the most part, but has been steadily plucking away and scoring points and good race results for his efforts.

The Junior Productions have arguably been one of the most improved formula in 2022, with driver numbers increasing on a regular basis – with now over 20 regular drivers taking to the track at each passing meeting. With more cars on track, that has often resulted in a few more incidents, but credit to the drivers – they have all upped their games and have been able to avoid as many incidents as some may have thought there would have been. Being a non-contact formula, there are sometimes some hairy moments as drivers battle it out for a piece of track, without pushing their way through. The drivers coming from the back of the grid have regularly had to settle for the lower podium positions, such has been the calibre of driver starting in front of them. Connor St Aubyn, Baillie Glencross and Dale Sutherland all put in excellent showings last time out, and will be hoping for much the same this weekend as they look to keep the more established drivers at bay behind them.

First Race, 5.30pm. Gates open 3pm. Pay on arrival!

Provisional Running Order

Pre - Meeting

Driver Sign In Opens 1.45pm

Practice Order - Drivers should ensure they are in tunnel ready for the start of practice time slot

Ministox - 1510-1520, 1550-1600
CC Rods - 1520-1530, 1600-1610
Junior Productions - 1530-1540, 1610-1620
Superstox - 1540-1550, 1620-1630

Drivers Briefing has been brought forward to 4.50pm instead of 5pm.
All drivers invited to track to line up against the wall to observe a moments reflection at 5.15pm.

Race Order
Race No Formula Race Title
Race 1 Ministox Heat 1
Race 2 Junior Productions Heat 1
Race 3 Superstox Heat 1
Race 4 CC Rods Heat 1
Race 5 Ministox Heat 2
Race 6 Junior Productions Heat 2
Race 7 Superstox Heat 2
Race 8 CC Rods Heat 2
Race 9 Ministox Final
Race 10 Junior Productions Final
Race 11 Superstox Lochgelly Masters (Gridded)
Race 12 CC Rods Final
Extra Races May Be Added*

Please note, running order subject to change.

Booking Lists

CC Rods
11 Tam Brown
20 Brian Allan
26 James Dickie
28 Mirran Adams
39 Vernon Sutherland
63 Ryan Love
69 Graham Campbell
71 Emma Kirk
76 Natalie Mason
78 Dale Burt
91 Kenny Pitcaithly
98 Callum Elliott
99 Jack Robertson
125 David Dignan
145 Emma Muir
171 Kevin Hutchison
195 John Gorman
252 James Robertson
263 Dean McGill
289 Kyle Hutchison
337 Lee Scott
419 Benjamin Erskine
708 Scott Ewans
750 Raymond Brown

Superstox
26 Evan Clark *
34 Campbell Scott
54 David Lumsden
99 Colin Din
119 Aaron Riddell
128 Ciaran Adams
165 John Rankin *
171 Mark Brady
309 Bryan Forrest
426 Michael Taylor
446 Dean Johnston
611 Adam Low
703 Craig Mason

Junior Productions
5 Connor St Aubyn
9 William Plenderleith
35 Jase Walle
49 Connie Anderson
50 Leona Anderson
61 Brooke McMullan
73 Declan Dixon
81 Baillie Glencross
90 Candice Smart
99 Keira Wotherspoon
112 Jack Baird
127 Lennon Grant
156 Dale Sutherland
227 Liam Loggie
262 Matthew Weir
307 Lewis Dickson
352 Koddi Wright
441 Aiden McKinnon
555 Jack MacLeod
576 Abe Adams
636 Lewis Duffy
687 Jaems Slater
899 Olivia Krzyzanowska
900 Kaitlyn Smart
901 Maia Thompson

Ministox
6 Hamish Plenderleith
7 Charlie Hardie
14 Demi Ritchie
27 Robbie Scott
42 Jake Wilson
52 Caiden Abernethy
68 Charlie Burgoyne
78 Nicole Allardyce
84 Robbie Armit
133 Kenzie Kopacz
165 Jamie Dawson
167 Sam Cavanagh
172 Rian Mitchell
227 Jack Connor
388 Cole Ford
484 Dean Heeps
888 Eevie Ford

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