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EVENT PROGRAM Th Th 26 & 27 April, 2019 www.kingaroyspeedway.com.au Above: Cameron Waters on his way to victory in last years National Title EVENT PROGRAM th th 26 & 27 April, 2019. Welcome to IBRP Kingaroy Speedway Welcome Competitors, Officials & Race Fans, On Behalf of the South Burnett Speedway Club, I’d sincerely like to welcome you to the Ian Boettcher Race Parts / Adam Holt Industries 2019 Speedway Sedans Australian National Modified Sedan Title. This will be the first time that Kingaroy has hosted the SSA National Title for Modified Sedans are we can’t wait to bring you all the action. This will be the second SSA National Title our venue has hosted after hosting the 2017 Australian Street Stock Title. We must also acknowledge the wonderful opportunity our club gets to host two national titles this weekend, with the Modlites hosting their Australian Title across the next two days. At the time of writing a staggering 99 Modified Sedan nominations and 37 Modlites have been received and the club is humbled and honoured to have so many drivers from across the country want to support the South Burnett Speedway Club and the Kingaroy venue. I personally would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone that has travelled such a large distance to compete in this event. When you can attract such an amazing field of drivers to an event, you know the action is going to be phenomenal all weekend. From current champions, to former state and national title winners this is going to be one heck of a weekend. Our hard working team is very passionate about speedway in particular SSA sedans and look forward to making this another huge success for everyone involved. We’d also like to sincerely thank our major sponsor Ian Boettcher Race Parts along with Adam Holt Industries for their support of this event and for continuing to back our venue. Without all of your contributions, we wouldn’t be able to put this weekend together so thank you again for your support. We’d like to also thank Speedway Sedan Australia for backing us and giving us the opportunity to host this event as it has been something our club has aspired to for many years. If it is your first time here, welcome to Kingaroy and please enjoy your stay. If you need to know anything or have query or concern, please ask any of the hard working club volunteers that we have, as we are very willing to assist where we can. Other than that, sit back and relax and enjoy the show, as we get set to crown the 2019 National Modified Sedan champion and the 2019 Australian Modlites Champion on Saturday night. Yours in racing, Travis Barron President South Burnett Speedway Club Inc 2 | Page KINGAROY SPEEDWAY RULES, REGULATIONS & GERERAL INFO WARNING NOTICE Motor racing is dangerous. It is a condition of admission that spectators and all persons attending this meeting do so entirely at their own risk. All persons, corporations, clubs and associations having any connection with the promotion or conduct of the meeting, including the owners and occupiers of the land and the drivers and owners of the vehicles, are absolved from liability or damage to spectators and all other persons at the meeting, no matter whether for negligence or as occupier or on any other basis and no matter whether such injury or damage be foreseeable or howsoever such injury or damage be caused. PATRONS MUST ENTER GROUNDS AT THEIR OWN RISK. INDEMNIFICATION The promoters shall not be held responsible to any person or persons, company or syndicate, for injuries sustained by any person, person and / or personnel. Nor will they (the Promoters) accept responsibility for the damage to any property what so ever, regardless of whom it belongs. This also covers the loss of properties. FLAG AND LIGHT SIGNALS GREEN FLAG / LIGHT – Racing is go. YELLOW FLAG / LIGHT – Caution, slow down. RED FLAG / LIGHT – Danger, stop ASAP BLACK FLAG w WHITE STRIPE – Caution Flag, report to steward WHITE FLAG – Last Lap BLACK FLAG – Competitor is to withdraw ASAP YELLOW FLAG w BLACK STRIPE – Noise Flag BLACK FLAG w WHITE DOT – Mechanical Defect, withdraw ASAP CHEQUERED FLAG – Race completed BLUE FLAG w YELLOW DOT – Passing Flag FOOD There is several food and drink outlets situated surrounding the track. A wide variety of hot and cold food is available for purchase, as well as hot and cold drinks. ALCOHOL The Kingaroy Speedway is strictly a NO B.Y.O. track. Management and security reserve the right upon entrance to the venue to inspect bags, eskies or containers for the presence of alcohol. Alcohol is available for purchase at the “Bar” which is located next to the Main control tower near the start finish line or up on the back straight “Hill Bar” located on the western side. RESTROOM FACILITIES Men’s and ladies toilet facilities are available in both the pits and the public areas. The restroom facilities near the Main control tower offer toilets, showers and change rooms. EVENT CANCELLATION Should it be deemed necessary, whether due to inclement weather, mechanical or electrical malfunctions or any other unforeseen circumstances beyond the promoter’s control, to cancel the event before the SIXTH event, pass-out tickets for the very next race meeting will be issued. No money will be refunded under any circumstance. PIT AREA RESTRICTION Unfortunately, we must restrict access to the pits unless you have a “pit pass”. We welcome you to look at the cars and talk to the drivers after the race meeting, but we must ask that you refrain from this area during the race meeting. Dress code for the pit area requires that closed shoes must be worn. If you want to gain access to the pits during a race meeting, you can purchase a “Pit Entry Pass” from the Pit gates for only $10.00. The Pit Area is an alcohol free zone at all times. We welcome you to come down to the pits for free, after the meeting has finished, to get your favourite drivers autograph!!! 3 | Page Welcome from Speedway Sedans Australia I would like to welcome everyone to the 2018/2019 Speedway Sedans Australia, National Modified Sedan Title, here at the Ian Boettcher Race Parts, Kingaroy Speedway. The National Modified Sedan Title is always a highlight of the Speedway Sedans Australia calendar, providing some of the best racing the Country has to offer, as was highly evident at last year’s National Title, and if we get a finish anything like that again, who knows what might happen. Congratulations to everyone here at the IBRP Kingaroy Speedway who will be hosting one of the best fields ever assembled for a National Modified Sedan Title. With all events a lot of work goes into them, with a National Title, the work load is much greater as the host venue tries to make the National Title the best it can be. Thankyou to the hard working Committee who have been working tirelessly on this title since the initial announcement eighteen months ago. At close of nominations there were 99 entries, with the field including a staggering 14 drivers who have won a National Title, while 24 drivers in the field that have won over 60 titles between them. I would like to pay tribute to each and every driver who is taking part in the title, whether you live here in Kingaroy, or whether you have travelled from Margaret River in the West, or from Hobart in Tasmania, thankyou for making the effort to take part in this event, which promises to be one hell of a race meeting. Current National Champion, Cam Waters heads the line-up, and we are so lucky to someone like Cam as our National Champion. Last years National Title, will be one to be forgotten in quite a while, with a great event from beginning to end, and the racing was first class, and there is no doubt it will be elbows up and out here at the Showgrounds. We continue to break new ground with this Title, it not only is Live Streamed but will also have the Giant Screen for the fans here at the venue. Speedway Sedans Australia would also like to acknowledge the fans, who week in week out, support Sedan racing around the Country. Without your support, events like this would not be possible. I would also like to acknowledge the officials for this event, who have come from all parts of Australia for this event as well. Thank you for giving up your time to be a part of this event. This is our final National Title of the season, with next years titles now decided, with the Modified Sedan Title heading to Carrick in March 2020. The Junior Sedan Title will head to Collie in Western Australia, the Super Sedans will be heading to Borderline Speedway in Mt Gambier, the Street Stock Title will be held at Latrobe, Tasmania, while the Production Sedan Title will be held at the Ellenbrook Speedway. For all the latest information, visit our website www.speedwaysedans.com Kind Regards Greg Lynd CEO Speedway Sedans Australia 4 | Page 5 | Page Welcome to Kingaroy Kingaroy is an agricultural town and locality in the South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia. It is approximately 210 kilometres or about 2½ hours drive north-west of the state capital Brisbane. The town is situated on the junction of the D'Aguilar and the Bunya Highways. Kingaroy has experienced growth in recent years with the population reaching 9,586 at the 2011 census.
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