Jayden Musgrove led a Wellington domination of the River City Youth Ministock Champs on Sunday afternoon. With 4 of the top 5 placings filled by the Te Marua drivers it was a case of lean pickings for the rest of the field in the final meeting of the season at Oceanview Speedway.

Taylor Lampp has dominated Adult Ministocks at Wanganui this season with each visit (and there have been many) normally resulting in at least one win per meeting. On Sunday afternoon he put that all together in a consistent effort to take out the West Coast Adult Ministock Champs. This was excellent reward for a driver that religiously supports Eastside Auto Recyclers Oceanview Speedway.

Young Kyle Heibner produced a fitting result by claiming the Hebies Youth Ministock Remembrance Trophy on Friday night at Eastside Auto Recyclers Oceanview Speedway. Craig Heibner passed away last October after a battle with cancer. His nephew Kyle produced a terrific drive in the last heat to claim the title in a car which Craig had worked on before his death.

Please note the date for the Demo Derby has been changed to the 23rd April and attached is the entry form

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Four Memorial trophies were decided on a quiet night's racing at Oceanview Speedway on Friday night. In a throw back to days past, the switch to the Friday was to avoid the clash with both Palmerston North and Stratford. The hoped for influx of visitors did not eventuate in the Superstock & Stockcar fields although there was good support in the other classes.

Palmerston North's James Soane and Taylor Lampp helped themselves to two titles on Saturday night at Eastside Auto Recyclers Oceanview Speedway. Soane was dominant in taking the West Coast Superstock title while Lampp was equally impressive in taking the Adult Ministock Invasion first prize.

A big pat on the back for the four Wanganui Drivers who quaified for the top 30 in the New Zealand Stockcar Champs.

18v Tony James

31v Daniel Mathews

58v Paul Ellis   

98v Gerry Linklater

You have done the club proud!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also I would like to thank everbody who helped out over the weekend, there is too many to name. A special thanks to those of you who came from out of town to help and a big thank you to the track prep crew, you did a fine job and the track was awesome all weekend. 

The whole team did Wanganui proud , again THANKYOU ALL!!!!!!!!                                                                              

Peter Rees re-wrote the record books on Saturday night at Eastside Auto Recyclers Oceanview Speedway when he became the first driver to win three NZ Stockcar titles. Through guile more then muscle he negotiated the last heat in surprisingly easy fashion to claim a comfortable victory over two drivers in borrowed cars - Scott McIntosh in the Josh Kahui tank and Chris Flett in the Mark Coxhead car.

After a long, hectic night the top 30 qualifiers have been found for the ScreenPrint Services NZ Stockcar Champs. 157 cars made it out for the finals with a few late withdrawals including 2009/10 NZGP Champion Kane Hargreaves, Rotorua's Ivan King and Blenheim hard man Zac Thompson.

Here are the Groups for the Champs

Information.

New Zealand Stockcar Champs - 19th & 20th February 2010

Wellington's Graeme Peter hung on by a solitary point to claim the Youth Ministock Invitation title at Eastside Auto Recyclers Oceanview Speedway on Saturday night. The hectic last heat saw the title hang in the balance as the challengers came thick and fast but it was the consistently rapid Peter that claimed the top podium.

46V Allen Levien put the disappointment behind him of being denied the Charlie Berntsen Trophy two weeks ago when he triumphed in the West Coast Stockcar Champs tonight at Oceanview Speedway. He had to do it the hard way though as a run-off with clubmate 89V Blair Lockett was required to claim the victory. Too much speed off the line gave Levien the win in the run-off, which was made easier when Lockett got it wrong on the slicked off track.

Dion Mooney made the most of Gerry Linklaters' suspension by driving to an impressive 3 wins from 4 at this evenings' meeting at Eastside Auto Recyclers Oceanview Speedway. Mooney used Linklater's 98V number,  which left the former 1NZ wondering whether he could bank the double points on offer!!

It was a low key evening that attracted the faithful to Oceanview as the Club gave the locals a chance to catch up on meetings missed earlier in the season.

Sandy & Chris Flett combined this afternoon to wrestle the Charlie Berntsen Trophy away from Wanganui. As sons of former Wanganui driver Adrian Flett, the Stratford registered pair have strong local ties including running with a "V" on the door a few seasons back. They had to head off an interesting 25-strong field that had the 12 locals joined by 5 Palmerston North cars, 2 each from Stratford & Wellington with Andrew Murphy from Nelson, Peter Ross from Christchurch, Steve Halse from Huntly & Grendon Beazley from Rotorua adding to the mix.

Can all comeditors who want to have thier cars green sheeted please have them done before 23rd December.

Please remember that the scuitineers have families and plans for christmas and may not be available after the 23rd.

Class Reps are still required!!!!

We have only had one enquiry and that person was unable to fill the position

It is your classes responsiabilty to find a Rep.  Not the clubs!!!!!

No Rep!!!!   No Racing!!!!!