Birmingham Wheels hosts the Brisca F1 2010 Under 25’s Championship. The annual race was the dream child of loyal stock car fan Dave Leonard, and sponsorship for this race is by way of donations, which makes up the prize fund. 84 Tom Harris wastes little time and charges to the front to start collecting his ‘number of laps lead’ pay day… More laps you lead, the more you win… Simples ! 4 Dan Johnson was to take second place, 16 Matt Newson driving an old shale car rounding out the first three,…

Birmingham 28-8-10 Final. National Series Shoot Out 1. With the National Series starting, the contenders line up behind the Superstar grade. This race see’s 390 Stuart Smith Jnr as the only Superstar, who after having mixed fortunes this season, fails to make the cut for the Shoot Out series. Eager to make a good start and score as many points as possible, it wasn’t long before the bumpers went in. 84, Young Tom Harris wastes no time in showing he means bussiness, and hits 391 Andy Smith into 2…

97 Murray Harrsion takes the win in the ex231/391 car, with 391 Andy Smith finishing second. 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr debuted his latest shale-shifter, and appeared to be well on the pace “straight-out-of-the-box”, but like most new things, attracted lots of attention, particularly from 4 Dan Johnson. Wainman was once again battling hard with acrch-rival Andy Smith, but Wainman was unfortunate to be put into the turn3-4 armaco, possibly causing some damage, and ending Wainman’s hopes of a win. 98…

The second of the Semi Finals from Buxton Raceway. 391 Andy Smith secures a front row start to defend the World Championship come September. Smith was pushed hard by a very much on-form 84 Tom Harris. Harris looked to have the measure of Smith, but was to fall foul of Yellow flags before getting a chance to attack Smith. On the third re-start, in a cruel twist of fate, Harris’s gearstick was to break off in his hand, leaving the youngster a sitting duck and being collected and fenced by the purs…

212 Danny Wainman takes his first final win at the tight and tricky track at Sheffield. 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr and 391 Andy Smith enjoy a good battle for most of the race, with 2 Paul Harrison not too far behind. 259 Paul Hines was looking good for the spoils, however a hard charging 212 Danny Wainman reeled in Hines, sweeping past and into the lead in the closing stages….

The first of the 2010 Semi Finals from Owlerton Stadium, Sheffield. 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr books himself a front row start for the World Final by taking a convincing win. Wainman has been struggling with the switch to Goodyear tyres in 2010, but finds just what he needs when it mattered most. 2 Paul Harrison is hassled by 4 Dan Johnson in the early stages of the race, but eventually manages to break free and give himself some breathing space. Johnson was to take an unchallenged 3rd place. Possi…

Far Western Championships : Shark Bay Speedway (Western Australia) 10th July 2010. Street Stock Final….

Northampton 17-7-10 Grand National. Final winner 391 Andy Smith leads a 41 field of cars on the rolling lap. 51 Dylan Williams takes an early lead but the race is brought under caution follwing an incident in turn3. 464 Luke Davidson went on to take the win, with 107 Lee Robinson 2nd and 51 Dylan Williams taking 3rd. With so many cars on track, the fans witnessed Brisca F1 Stock Cars at its best..! Enjoy the video …

European Championship 2010 from Northampton International Raceway. With 32 cars on track for the 2010 European Championship, white grader 51 Dylan Williams takes up the early running. 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr’s race was to end with barely a couple of laps complete. 391 Andy Smith charges through the field in pursuit of the leading cars of 51 Williams, 153 James Lund and 464 Luke Davidson. As Davidson takes over the lead, Smith was to pass Lund, with the unfortunate Williams spinning out of conten…

Skegness Final 10-7-10. Young Tom Harris is on form in this one, and cruises to the finish to take a comfortable Final win. The race is brought to a halt following a heavy shunt involving 197 Ryan Harrison, an unfortunate 212 Danny Wainman and 12 Michael Scriven. While Scriven was able to make the re-start, Harrison and Wainman took heavy damage and retired from the rest of the meeting. 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr once again looked to be struggling, and was off the pace of the front runners. 217 Lee…