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17.01.2022 Farr Leads As The Rain Ends Night 1 By Sprintcars Australia Rain has put an early end to night 1 of the 2020 Sea Road Australian Sprintcar Championship at the L...atrobe Speedway following the competition of the eight scheduled heat races with former Champion Robbie Farr topping the points chart. Despite not winning a heat Farr was the quickest of his heat group in qualifying before finishing second in both of his 10 lap heat races. Second in points is dual National Champion James McFadden who like Farr topped his heat group in qualifying before recording a fourth placed result from his inverted starting grid before storming to victory in the second round after starting from the pole. Warrnambool’s Jamie Veal sits in equal second courtesy of recording identical results as McFadden while Kerry Madsen, Lachlan McHugh, Jock Goodyer, defending Champion Andrew Scheuerle, Steven Lines, Marcus Dumesny and Shaun Dobson complete the top 10 in the 38-car field. The racing program began with four qualifying groups with local Tate Frost getting the Championship underway in the best possible fashion as he recorded a lap of 11.324 to edge out Kerry Madsen. McFadden then set a lap of 11.356 in group 2, Jamie Veal went 11.426 in group 3 while Robbie Farr got maximum points in group 4 with a lap of 11.524. The opening round of heats saw an invert of 8 therefore the fast cars were coming off the fourth row. The opening heat saw an all the way win for Victorian youngster Brayden Parr with Adrian Redpath and Lachlan McHugh following. Heat 2 went the way of Sydneysider Jessie Attard ahead of Luke Oldfield and Glen Sutherland. Contact with Shaun Dobson saw Brooke Tatnell end his race on the infield. Heat 3 went the way of Charles Hunter with the first red light of the weekend coming on in the opening turn as Tim Hutchins tipped over, but he was able to restart. The final heat of round 1 saw the first heat win for a local as Chris Johns held out Robbie Farr and Steven Lines. Lines was lucky to finish after being caught up in an incident with Andrew Corbet and Jake Tranter. With the fastest drivers coming from the front in round 2 the results were quite predicable with Kerry Madsen, James McFadden, Jamie Veal and Jock Goodyer, who got the better of Farr, all taking wins. Heat 7 saw the biggest incident of the night as Charles Hunter rolled hard in turn two after Kevin Titman spun leaving the pilot of the V73 nowhere to go. With the Preliminary B and A-Main being cancelled they will not be run on Night 2. The final night will consist of a further round of heats, a C-main, a B-Main and a 40-lap Australian Championship final. Points After Night 1 (Top 20 of 38): Robbie Farr 60, James McFadden 59, Jamie Veal 59, Kerry Madsen 56, Lachlan McHugh 53, Jock Goodyer 52, Andrew Scheuerle 51, Steven Lines 51, Marcus Dumesny 49, Shaun Dobson 47, Chris Johns 46, Luke Oldfield 45, Tate Frost 44, Matthew Dumesny 43, Jack Lee 43, Nick Penno 41, Peter Doukas 41, Jessie Attard 40, Danny Reidy 39, Brayden Parr 38. Photo By Phil Michell for Sprintcars Australia

16.01.2022 After timing second in his qualifying group, then going on to finish in seventh in his opening heat race and second in his second heat race, Shaun ended up 10th... in the point standings after last night's Australian 410 Sprintcar Championship opener. Due to the wet weather, the night was brought to an early end, which cancelled both the B main and the preliminary feature race. Tonight, for the Australian Championship finale, the format is going to include one final round of heat races, followed by a C main, B main and the 40-lap Australian Championship feature race. Australian Championship Point Standings (after Night 1): 1: Robbie Farr - 60 points 2: James McFadden - 59 3: Jamie Veal - 59 4: Kerry Madsen - 56 5: Lachlan McHugh - 53 *10 - Shaun Dobson - 47 Shaun and his team would like to thank their 2019-20 season supporters: WK Quantum Quartz Albert road store Daniel Sutcliffe earthmoving Joinery Supplies Tasmania Cool Chassis KRE Race Engines Vortex Racing Products Bell Helmets Revolution Racegear Borne Apparel Thomo's Race Graphix Photo: Corey Gibson Photography

15.01.2022 Night 1 points after time trials and two completed rounds of heats. The night 1 mains will not be run.

03.01.2022 Night #1 of the 2020 SeaRoad Australian Sprintcar Championship was fast and furious! 8 full heats of the best 410 Sprintcar Drivers in Australia took to the track before weather cut the night short. Tune in tonight for Night 2 LIVE on www.speedwayaustralia.tv!