We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, but the changes have been due to circumstances beyond our control. It also means the Superstox, the stars of the DMC season in many eyes, will be in action at both meetings - for the Irish Championship on Friday and then the Tullyroan Challenge Cup on Saturday.
There will now be no less than SIX Irish titles up for grabs across the two nights!Īt Aghadowey Oval on Friday 26th, the Junior Productions which were on the original fixture have been dropped as their Irish Championship takes place the following day, whilst the Stock Rods have been added in their place for an extra fixture. That means we'll have racing on both Friday and Saturday next week, with Tullyroan Oval also staging an attractive Saturday night meeting. The Superstox Tullyroan Challenge Cup will see Scottish Champion Aaron Riddell and England's Declan Salmon join the locals, whilst the 2.0 Hot Rods complete what will be two exciting days of racing to finish the local season.įollowing the postponement of the recent Aghadowey Oval meeting, this has now been rescheduled for 𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟔𝐭𝐡. The night will kick off with the annual Individual Achievement Award for the Ninjas which will be fought out between those who have yet to win a race in 2021. With visitor numbers into double figures the racing should be spectacular to say the least. The Junior Productions Irish Championship should be a hard-fought affair between Jack Morrow, Callum Magill and Sam Percy to name three, whilst a whole host of Ninja Kart stars from right across the UK will come to the grid for their Champion of Champions event. Their night will of finish with the Stephen Bannon Memorial Destruction Derby where the last car moving wins! Topping the bill there will be the Irish Championship for the awesome Unlimited National Bangers, where it will be no holds barred between top runners including Mike Flaherty, Leonard Dunn and Steven Bolton to land the big prize. Support action at Aghadowey comes from the Stock Rods, before the action moves to Tullyroan Oval near Dungannon on Saturday night at 6pm. Garvagh’s Dean Catherwood, Cullybackey’s Davy Wilson and Rasharkin star Jason Darragh are set to be others chasing the glory The final Irish Championship showdown at Aghadowey is for the budget racers in the Thunder Rods, where Ballymena racer James Goldie will defend his title from the outside of the front row with Coleraine’s Samuel Murphy on pole position.
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Anything can happen in 1300 Stock Car racing, and the spectacular action could well see a driver from down the grid push and shove his way through into contention. The 1300 Stock Cars will most certainly exchange blows as they chase the green roof of Irish Champion, with Chris Hamill, Jon McQuillan, Matthew Milliken and Jonathan Brown all set to chase the coveted Irish title.
Nigel will be surrounded on the grid by some impressive talent, with British Champion Ricky Shaw alongside whilst European Champion Aaron Stewart and Mark McCambridge occupy row two. The bumpers are set to be put to good use on the opening laps and a fantastic contest is guaranteed.įresh from his recent successful World Championship defence, Portadown’s Lightning Rods supremo Nigel Jackson will also defend his Irish title starting from pole position. Former World Champion Lee Davison from Portadown occupies pole position alongside Jamie McCann for their Irish Championship encounter, with defending champion Kyle Beattie and Steven Haugh on row two. The Superstox have been a huge success story on the Ulster ovals in 2021, fielding excellent grids and producing some spectacular racing. Friday’s Aghadowey Oval meeting is a fixture postponed two weeks ago and will see no less than four Irish titles on the line! Oval racing fans are in for a treat this weekend with Irish Championship race action being staged at both Aghadowey Oval (Friday November 26th, 7.15pm), and then Tullyroan Oval (Saturday November 27th, 6pm).
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