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“2011 FIXTURE BOOK” Welcome to the 2011 Edition of the Fixture Book “2011 FIXTURE BOOK” Welcome to the 2011 edition of The Fixture Book. This booklet is split into 3 main sections. 1. Month by Month Racing with the date, time and racing formulas 2. Information on 2011 Series 3. Individual Racing Formulas listed with their dates and venues Every effort is taken to ensure that the dates, times and formulas racing are correct however we will be happy to clarify any concerns you may have. Spedeworth reserve the right to amend formulas and fixtures should they deem necessary, when possible these will be updated on our website: www.spedeworth.co.uk Thank you for your continued support of We look forward to welcoming you to our Raceways Head Office: Spedeworth International (Southern) Ltd Site 11 Stubbs Industrial Estate Hollybush Lane Aldershot Hants GU11 2PX Tel: 01252 322920 Fax: 01252 336760 email: [email protected] Websites: www.spedeworth.co.uk Spedeworth International Directors: Deane & Janet Wood Spedeworth International Limited is affiliated with: Oval Racing Council International (ORCi) British Oval Racing Safety Executive (BORSE) National Hot Rod Promoters Association (NHRPA) Auto Speedway Club, Germany CAMSO: Warneton Speedway, Belgium Spedeworth (Northern Ireland) Limited Onchan, Isle of Man Spedeworth South Africa, Total Raceway, Pretoria & Vereeniging and associate tracks at Polokwane (Pietersburg) & Richards Bay. Also Incorporating our sister company: Incarace Motorsport at Birmingham Wheels, Hednesford Hills and Northampton International Raceway 1 “2011 FIXTURE BOOK” JANUARY 2011 Saturday 1st January Wimbledon 2.00pm ‘Winternationals’ 2.0 Hot Rods, Lightning Rods, Superstox & Bangers Sunday 9th January Wimbledon 5.30pm Stock Rods London Championship, 2.0 Stock Cars & National Bangers ‘Micro Madness’ Saturday 15th January NEC Autosport Show 6.00pm National Hot Rods, Brisca F1’s & Brisca F2’s Sunday 16th January NEC Autosport Show 4.45pm National Hot Rods, Brisca F1’s & Brisca F2’s Wimbledon 5.30pm Historic Stock Cars, Rookie Rods & Bangers Sunday 23rd January Wimbledon 5.30pm Superstox London Championship, 1300cc Stock Cars & Bangers Sunday 30th January Wimbledon 5.30pm 2.0 Hot Rods, Lightning Rods, Ministox & Bangers 2 FEBRUARY Sunday 6th February Wimbledon 5.30pm 2.0 Stock Cars London Championship, Stock Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 1, Rookie Rods & V8 Stock Cars Sunday 13th February Wimbledon 5.30pm 1300 Stock Cars, Superstox Safari Landrover Challenge Series Round 1 & Bangers London Championship Sunday 20th February Wimbledon 5.30pm Under 1600cc National Bangers '£2000 London Open'. Bookings by entry form only, available from the Southern Office. Entry £20 Non- registered Temp Drivers, £16 Visiting ORCi Registered Drivers, £8 Spedeworth Registered Drivers. Plus Historic Stock Cars Saturday 26th February Coventry 5.30pm Unlimited National Bangers ‘Shale Slaughter’ & Superstox Midland Championship Ipswich 6.00pm Open Practice Night: £30 per driver, Fully Marshalled, Open to all formulas (with suitable silencers) and licensed and day licensed ORCi Drivers. Bar & Catering facilities will be provided and admission is free for Spectators. Sunday 27th February Wimbledon 5.30pm Lightning Rods, 2.0 Hot Rods, Bangers & Ministox 3 MARCH Saturday 5th March Ipswich 6.45pm ‘The Raid’ – Under 1600cc National Bangers £2000 Prize Fund. Bookings by entry form only, available from the Southern Office. Entry £20 Non-registered Temp Drivers, £16 Visiting ORCi Registered Drivers, £8 Spedeworth Registered Drivers. Plus Stock Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 2 Sunday 6th March Wimbledon 5.30pm Superstox Safari Landrover Challenge Series Round 2, 2.0 Stock Cars & Rookie Rods JB Racing Motorsports Engineering Series Round 1 Sunday 13th March Wimbledon 5.30pm Unlimited National Bangers WQR, 1300cc Stock Cars & V8 Stock Cars Saturday 19th March Ipswich 6.45pm Historic Stock Cars, Ministox Long Track Championship & Bangers East Anglian Championship Round 1 (sponsored by Peter Brown Developments) Sunday 20th March Wimbledon 5.30pm 2.0 Hot Rods, Lightning Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 1 & Bangers + Ramp Rollover competition Saturday 26th March Ipswich 6.45pm National Hot Rods WQR 10, 1300 Stock Cars & Superstox Safari Landrover Challenge Series Round 3 Sunday 27th March Wimbledon 5.30pm Pre ‘75 Unlimited National Bangers, 2.0 Stock Cars Wealden Services Challenge Series Round 1 & Stock Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 3 4 APRIL Sunday 3rd April Aldershot 1.00pm Aldershot Open u1800cc National Bangers (No Mondeos) £2000 Prize Fund Bookings by entry form only, available from the Southern Office. Entry £20 Non-registered Temp Drivers, £16 Visiting ORCi Registered Drivers, £8 Spedeworth Registered Drivers. V8 Stock Cars, Rookie Rods & Ninja Karts Saturday 9th April Ipswich 6.45pm 2.0 Hot Rods English Championship, 2.0 Stock Cars East Anglian Championship & Rookie Rods JB Racing Motorsports Engineering Series Round 2 Sunday 10th April Aldershot 1.00pm National Hot Rods WQR 11, Stock Rods, Bangers Track Championship Round 1 & Junior Rods FGS Race Engine Series Round 1 Yarmouth 5.30pm Superstox East Anglian Championship, 1300cc Stock Cars, Ministox Norfolk Gold Cup Championship Series Round 1 & Bangers East Anglian Championship Series Round 2 (sponsored by Peter Brown Developments) Saturday 16th April Ipswich 6.45pm Lightning Rods 2011 English Championship, Rebels (East Coast 1 KPH 2 / WWQ 2) & Bangers Track Championship Round 1 (sponsored by Peter Brown Developments) Sunday 17th April Aldershot 1.00pm National Bangers u1650cc Rear Wheel Drive Teams (4 a-side), Historic Stock Cars, Rookie Rods JB Racing Motorsports Engineering Series Round 3 & Ninja Karts 5 EASTER HOLIDAYS Sunday 24th April Aldershot 1.00pm Superstox Safari Landrover Challenge Series Round 4, MASCARs Southern 450 Round 1, Bangers including Caravan Destruction Derby & Junior Rods FGS Race Engine Series Round 2 Yarmouth 5.30pm Stock Rods East Anglian Championship & Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 4, Heritage F2’s, Ministox Norfolk Gold Cup Championship Series Round 2 & Bangers (sponsored by Cinap Motor Services) + Figure of 8 Race (sponsored by East Anglian Car Recycling) Monday 25th April Eastbourne 2.00pm 1300 Stock Cars, Rookie Rods & Bangers 4 a-side Teams Ipswich 2.30pm ‘The Hurricane’ National Bangers (Under 2000cc), 2.0 Hot Rods & Classic Hot Rods Meeting sponsored by V Cracknell & Son Ltd Metal Recyclers of Stowmarket MAY DAY BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND Sunday 1st May Aldershot 1.00pm 2.0 Stock Cars Wealden Services Challenge Series Round 2, V8 Stock Cars, Bangers Track Championship Round 2, Ninja Karts & Robins Yarmouth 5.30pm Superstox ‘English Championship’, National Bangers ‘Micro Madness’ & Rookie Rods East Anglian Championship Monday 2nd May Eastbourne 2.00pm Stock Rods ‘Adrian Tillman Trophy’, Lightning Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 2 & National Big Van Bangers (no V6, no V8 manual) 6 Saturday 7th May Ipswich 6.45pm 1300 Stock Cars East Anglian Championship, Historic Stock Cars & Ministox East Anglian Championship Sunday 8th May Aldershot 1.00pm 2.0 Hot Rods Southern Championship, Heritage F2’s, Bangers Track Championship Round 3 & Junior Rods FGS Race Engine Series Round 3 Saturday 14th May Ipswich 6.45pm ‘JOHN EARREY MEMORIAL MEETING’ Bangers 6 a-side Team Meeting, Lightning Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 3 & MASCARs Southern 450 Round 2 Sunday 15th May Aldershot 1.00pm Superstox, Bangers Track Championship Round 4, Rookie Rods & Ninja Karts Yarmouth 5.30pm Stock Rods, 2.0 Stock Cars Wealden Services Challenge Series Round 3, Rebels East Coast Challenge Cup (East Coast 4 TB 3 / WWQ 3) & Bangers (sponsored by Cinap Motor Services) Sunday 22nd May Aldershot 1.00pm 1300 Stock Cars English Championship, Slick Cars, Bangers Track Championship Round 5 & Junior Rods FGS Race Engine Series Round 4 Yarmouth 5.30pm 2.0 Hot Rods National Bangers u2000cc Figure of 8 East Anglian Championship, GP Midgets East of England Championship, Rookie Rods JB Racing Motorsports Engineering Series Round 4 7 SPRING BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND Sunday 29th May Aldershot 1.00pm Lightning Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 4, Bangers Track Championship Round 6, Ministox Southern Championship & Ninja Karts Lochgelly 1.00pm Stock Rods Open Scottish Championship 2.0 Stock Cars, 1300 Stock Cars & Ministox Yarmouth 5.30pm 1300 Stock Cars, MASCARs Southern 450 Round 3, Historic Stock Cars, Bangers (sponsored by Cinap Motor Services) & Figure of 8 Race (sponsored by East Anglian Car Recycling) Monday 30th May Eastbourne 2.00pm National Bangers u1400cc 4 a-side Teams, 2.0 Stock Cars Wealden Services Challenge Series Round 4 & V8 Stock Cars Ipswich 2.30pm Superstox Safari Landrover Challenge Series Round 5, Stock Rods Polleysport/Yokohama Tyre Series Round 5 & Bangers Track Championship Round 2 (sponsored by Peter Brown Developments) JUNE Wednesday 1st June Eastbourne 7.30pm 2.0 Hot Rods, Rookie Rods JB Racing Motorsports Engineering Series Round 5 & Bangers Track Championship Round 1 (Sponsored by Race Pixels) Sunday 5th June Aldershot 1.00pm National Bangers, Steve ‘Trigger’ Martindale Memorial Stock Rods, Classic Hot Rods & Junior Rods FGS Race Engine Series Round 5 Wednesday 8th June Eastbourne 7.30pm Superstox Safari Landrover Challenge Series Round 6, Ministox & Bangers Track Championship Round 2 (Sponsored by Race Pixels) 8 Saturday 11th June Ipswich 6.45pm 2.0 Hot Rods ‘National Championship’, Slick Cars & Bangers Track Championship Round 3 (sponsored by Peter Brown Developments)
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