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25.01.2022 Well done. Super effort

20.01.2022 Get Your Fifty for 50 Tickets as McFadden Gets Perfect Super Series Start Time is running out to purchase tickets for Premier Speedway’s Fifty for 50 event with... reserved tickets for Friday Nights Racing to cease at Midnight Thursday, while Saturday’s on-line Ticket Sales will cease at Midnight on Friday. Intending Patrons are advised to book their tickets as soon practical as sales are approaching the 3000 mark which is capacity on each night. Any remaining tickets up to 3000 will be available as walk ups via the Warrnambool side gate only on each of the race days from 3.30pm however if the cap of 3000 is reached this practice will not occur and the event will be sold out. The South West Conveyancing Fifty for 50 will double as Nights 3 and 4 of the Speedway Australia Sprintcar Super Series with James McFadden’s win last night at Avalon putting him in the box seat for the $10,000 Series Bonus. McFadden captured his second main event win this week as he led all 25 laps to win the 2021 Presidents Cup at the Avalon Raceway, an event that doubled as the opening round of the 7 Round Speedway Australia Sprintcar Super Series. In the process McFadden collected maximum points for leading the most laps and recording the fastest lap of the main event, a mark he set on the opening lap. Following the heat races James McFadden topped the points chart, courtesy of being third in his qualifying group and a third and a second placing in his heats, and therefore started the final on the pole. Former Classic Champion Corey McCullagh lined up alongside with Jamie Veal, Darren Mollenoyux, Grant Anderson, Matt Egel, Daniel Pestka and Jack Lee completing the first five rows. On the start McFadden got the jump and he would lead the opening lap, but the caution would be out on lap 2 as a tangle in turn saw David Murcott, Jock Goodyer and Jack Lee end their race early. On the restart McFadden led away from McCullagh but Veal would quickly make his way to second getting by McCullagh. Lap 5 would see the last caution of the race as Marcus Dumesny spun while running in ninth. From this point it was all McFadden from Veal although the final podium position would change hands Mollenoyux would get the better of McCullagh. Matt Egel was the best of the interstaters as he recorded a top five result ahead of Grant Anderson. Marcus Dumesny would storm back to seventh with Brock Hallett, Robbie Farr and Brett Milburn, who collected the bonus points as the Hard Charger, completing the top 10. With the 32-car field being divided into three seeded heat groups Time Trials saw three individual Fast Time Qualifiers with Jack Lee (11.727), Corey McCullagh (11.699) and Brock Hallett (11.865) all pacing their respective groups. The opening round of heats saw the fastest drivers from qualifying line-up at the front of the field with Australian Champion Jamie Veal, Corey McCullagh and Matt Egel claiming heat wins. Round 2 saw the fields completely inverted with Marcus Dumesny, Jock Goodyer and Brett Milburn all greeting the chequered flag first. Drivers from four different states managed to transfer into the feature event from the caution riddled 15-lap Last Chance Qualifier, with Jock Goodyer (Tas), Jessie Attard (NSW), Ryan Jones (SA) and Brett Milburn (Vic) tagging onto the back of the 18-car A-Main line-up. For Jones transferring into the main event was a great result as he was late into the starting lane after changing a steering box. Round 2 of the Sprintcar Super Series will be at the Borderline Speedway at Mount Gambier on Thursday January 21, 2020 as it doubles as the prestigious Kings Challenge. Presidents Cup Avalon Raceway, Lara, Victoria - A-Main Results 1. W17 James McFadden, 2. A1 Jamie Veal, 3. V3 Darren Mollenoyux, 4. V90 Corey McCullagh, 5. S52 Matt Egel, 6. V37 Grant Anderson, 7. N47 Marcus Dumesny, 8. S13 Brock Hallett, 9. V88 Robbie Farr, 10. V68 Brett Milburn, 11. S63 Ryan Jones, 12. S27 Daniel Pestka, 13. S19 Brad Keller, 14. N53 Jessie Attard, 15. V2 Domain Ramsay, DNF. T22 Jock Goodyer, DNF. S97 David Murcott, DNF. V25 Jack Lee. Lap Leaders W17 James McFadden (Bonus 4 Series Points) Laps 1 25. Fastest Lap in A-Main W17 James McFadden (Bonus 2 Series Points) 12.527. Hard Charger V68 Brett Milburn 18 to 10 +8 (Bonus 2 Series Points). Sprintcar Super Series Points after Round 1 (Top 10 of 32): 1. W17 James McFadden 156 points, 2. A1 Jamie Veal 146, 3. V3 Darren Mollenoyux 144, 4. V90 Corey McCullagh 142, 5. S52 Matt Egel 140, 6. V37 Grant Anderson 138, 7. N47 Marcus Dumesny 136, 8. S13 Brock Hallett 134, 9. V88 Robbie Farr 132, 10. V68 Brett Milburn 132. Release by Phil Michell Motorsport Media for the Sprintcar Super Series. Ends Release

18.01.2022 Eels Winners! We defeat Portland Colts in the #T20SungoldCup Quarter-Final by 79 runs to move on to the Semi-Finals this Tuesday at Allansford. Here’s Hank Schl...aghecke taking the last wicket! #slipperyeels Woodford 7/179 (Kory Howlett 59, Nick Butters 38, Adam Wines 20) def. Portland Colts 5/110 (Matthew Wines 2/14 (3), Hank Schlaghecke 1/8 (4), Nick Butters 1/21 (4), Jarryd Lewis 1/18 (2)).

16.01.2022 Raiders get home

14.01.2022 Locals Dominate Warrnambool’s 50 Year Celebrations James McFadden led home a Warrnambool clean sweep of the podium in the final of the South West Conveyancing F...ifty for 50 at Sungold Stadium Premier Speedway, Warrnambool. After starting from the pole McFadden was at the front of the field for the entire journey as he defeated Jamie Veal and Darren Mollenoyux in what was his second victory of the 2021 Speedway Australia Sprintcar Super Series. Yeah, it’s a credit to my guys, we were really free until that red, and then we were really good after that. I really abused my tyres because we could with the stoppage, it was basically just two short main events, so I was driving hard. When you have guys like Jamie and Molly behind you that’s what you need to do added James following the race. It was good to try something different with a different format. I’m just pumped to get it done and hopefully we can have the Classic back next year. As you would expect runner-up Jamie Veal was slightly dejected about missing out on the win, but it was still a strong result for the current Australian Champion. It was a pretty good result but there wasn’t much more I could do. I just haven’t done enough racing over the past 12 months he added. Read More: http://www.premierspeedway.com.au/release.asp

14.01.2022 The Hampden Football Netball League 2021 draw has been released. The opening round of the season will be staged on April 10th. Deakin University will be the home base for the Warrnambool Blues as the Reid Oval is being upgraded.

11.01.2022 Weel Claims Summer Slam Win at Premier Speedway On what was a post card perfect night for Racing after a very warm and sunny Warrnambool afternoon, it was Luke ...Weel who held off all comers in the Wingless Sprint Summer Slam Series A-Main, while new track records were set in the Speedcar 15 lap final and the Formula 500 six lap dash! Travis Mills was the dominant force in the Speedcars as he claimed the feature race win after the small but exciting field was inverted completely for the A-Main with Mills starting from the tail. The Formula 500’s saw Josh Buckingham claim the six lap record with a new race time of 1:17.264 as he set himself up to claim the 20 lap A-main a little later in the night. The 500’s raced without a caution for the evening highlighting the talent that was on display. With 12 heats of Wingless Sprint racing along with two B-Mains and the 25 lap A-Main there was plenty of racing on the program with an early 9.30pm finish welcomed by all. The quick results of the full program are as follows: Speedcars: Heat One 8 Laps: 1st V39 Nick Parker; 2nd V27 Dillon Ghent; 3rd V10 Travis Mills. (Time 2:01.964). Heat Two 8 Laps: 1st 10M Caleb Mills; 2nd V10 Travis Mills; 3rd V39 Nick Parker (No Time). Speedcar A-Main (15 laps No Time): 1st V10 Travis Mills; 2nd V39 Nick Parker; 3rd V27 Dillon Ghent; 4th V25 Matt Papa; 5th V55 Toby Smith; 6th 10M Caleb Mills (DNF) (Time 3:28.530 New 15 Lap Record). Wingless Sprints: Heat 1A 10 Laps: 1st VX14 Harry Ross; 2nd V33 Luke Storer; 3rd VX72 Marlin Carrigan-Walsh. (Time 2:28.078). Heat 1B 10 Laps: 1st VX71 Chris Heard; 2nd V67 Christopher Halesworth; 3rd V76 Kelvin Johnson. (Time 2.28.067). Heat 1C 10 Laps: 1st V81 Mitchell Bartlett; 2nd V4 Carly Walsh; 3rd V53 Samantha Millar. (No Time). Heat 1D 10 Laps: 1st V77 Alex Ross; 2nd VX50 Luke Weel; 3rd V98 Peter Logue. (No Time). Heat 1E 10 Laps: 1st S35 Mitchell Broome; 2nd V19 Sam Wren; 3rd V14 Glenn Watts. (No Time). Heat 1F 10 Laps: 1st V93 Travis Millar; 2nd VX46 Michael McDonald; 3rd V43 Daniel Storer. (2:38.109). Heat 2A 10 Laps: 1st S15 Hayden Vickers; 2nd S25 Ben Cartwright; 3rd VX72 Marlin Carrigan-Walsh (Time:2:25.561). Heat 2B 10 Laps: 1st V45 Bhoe Paterson; 2nd V54 Jeremy Beddison; 3rd S86 Kirby Hillyer (Time 2:28.859). Heat 2C 10 Laps: 1st VX50 Luke Weel; 2nd V72 Tyson Bartlett; 3rd S84 Jesse Alexander (Time 2:29.831). Heat 2D 10 Laps: 1st V98 Peter Logue; 2nd V77 Alex Ross; 3rd V60 Steven Hateley (No Time). Heat 2E 10 Laps: 1st S16 Joel Heinrich; 2nd V36 Ashley Cook; 3rd S35 Mitchell Broome (No Time). Heat 2F 10 Laps: 1st V93 Travis Millar; 2nd V33 Luke Storer; 3rd V66 Marc Evans (Time 2:34.914). B-Main 1 (6 to Transfer): 1st S86 Kirby Hillyer; 2nd V19 Sam Wren; 3rd V54 Jeremy Beddison; 4th VX89 Christopher Temby; 5th V43 Daniel Storer; 6th V66 Marc Evans; 7th VX34 Adin Robertson; 8th S84 Jesse Alexander; 9th VX62 Kasey Garlick; 10th VX25 Gary McCallum; 11th V51 Jordan Nicholas; 12th VX59 Kyle Mayson; 13th VX27 Bree Hall; 14th N90 Evan O’Bryan; 15th V26 Luke Schneider; 16th VX44 Glen Harris; 17th VX32 Chris Ansell; 18th VX41 Aaron Kennett; 19th V10 Will Scott; 20th VX95 Ben Poliansky (Time 2:50.794). B-Main 2 (6 to Transfer): 1st V14 Glenn Watts; 2nd V76 Kelvin Johnson; 3rd VX20 Thomas McDonald; 4th VX5 Luke McCutcheon; 5th V60 Steven Hateley; 6th S15 Hayden Vickers; 7th V53 Samantha Miller; 8th V95 Geoff Cook; 9th VX99 Hayden Clifford; 10th VX2 Robert Whiteside; 11th V52 Scott Irons; 12th S20 Harley Alexander; 13th VX79 Clint Baker; 14th S55 Sharni Pitcher; 15th VX43 Benjamin Kirby; 16th V34 Shaun Farnsworth; 17th V88 Renae Eastham (Time 2:58.079). A-Main (25 laps): 1st VX50 Luke Weel; 2nd V93 Travis Millar; 3rd VX14 Harry Ross; 4th S35 Mitchell Broome; 5th V77 Alex Ross; 6th S16 Joel Heinrich; 7th V67 Christopher Halesworth; 8th S86 Kirby Hillyer; 9th VX72 Marlin Carrigan-Walsh; 10th V36 Ashley Cook; 11th V19 Sam Wren; 12th V14 Glen Watts; 13th S25 Ben Cartwright; 14th VX46 Michael McDonald; 15th V45 Bhoe Paterson; 16th VX71 Chris Heard; 17th V4 Carly Walsh; 18th V72 Tyson Bartlett; 19th VX20 Thomas McDonald; 20th V81 Matt Barlett; 21st V76 Kelvin Johnson; 22nd V54 Jeremy Beddison; 23rd V33 Luke Storer; 24th V98 Peter Logue (No Time). Formula 500’s: Heat 1A: 1st V47 Tim Rankin; 2nd V9 Jordan Rae; 3rd V55 Terry Rankin. (Time 1:52.111) Heat 1B: 1st V49 Josh Buckingham; 2nd V46 Will Carroll; 3rd V2 Angus Hollis (Time 1:52.933). Heat 2A: 1st V55 Terry Rankin; 2nd V2 Angus Hollis; 3rd V9 Jordan Rae (Time 1:46.686). Heat 2B: 1st V48 Ryan O’Keefe; 2nd V49 Josh Buckingham; 3rd S44 Steph Munn (Time 1:49.394). Dash (6 Laps): 1. V49 Josh Buckingham; 2. V55 Terry Rankin; 3. V9 Jordan Rae; 4. V2 Angus Hollis; 5. V48 Ryan O’Keefe; 6. V47 Tim Rankin (Time 1:17.264 New 6 Lap Record). A-Main (20 Laps): 1. V49 Josh Buckingham; 2. V55 Terry Rankin; 3. V9 Jordan Rae; 4. V46 Will Carroll; 5. V47 Tim Rankin; 6. V2 Angus Hollis; 7. SA44 Steph Munn; 8. V6 Dylan Willsher; 9. V14 Jett Speed; 10. V17 Indy Rae; 11. V58 Max Owen; 12. V42 Jett Bell; 13. V12 Brendan McGinniskin; 14. V93 Alex Ryan; 15. V21 Lauren Bowen; 16. V96 Greg Dunmore (Time 4:32.602). The next meeting at Sungold Stadium, Premier Speedway, Warrnambool will be held on January 22 & 23, 2021 and will feature the South West Conveyancing Fifty for 50 Weekend for Sprintcars as supported by Super Rods and a Street Stock Invitational. Gates will open at 3.30pm with Racing to get underway at 5.30pm each night. Please see www.premierspeedway.com.au for more information. End Release.

05.01.2022 It's Race Day At Sungold Stadium, Tickets Available! It’s Race Day Sunday at Sungold Stadium, Premier Speedway, Warrnambool with our Annual Open Wheel Mayhem Ni...ght featuring Wingless Sprints, Formula 500’s and Speedcars set to be unleashed from 5pm this afternoon. For those without a ticket to tonight’s racing don’t despair a good number of grandstand and terrace seats will be available for purchase from the Warrnambool side ticket box from 4pm Purchases are to be Card Only and you must complete a QR Code or sign the Contact Tracing Forms upon arrival. All seats are reserved so there is no need to bring a chair or the like! Simply come along and grab a ticket to enjoy the show. Tickets are: Adults $25.00 and Children $10.00, inclusive of entry and the reserved seat. With more than 90 cars entered across the three divisions it promises to be a great night of action with the weather absolutely perfect for a night at the races! We hope to see you here!