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25.01.2022 When it comes to all of your race product needs, think RPM Race Products! New website coming soon!

24.01.2022 Trevor Reynolds is back! Perth Motorplex

22.01.2022 Author Ellenbrook Speedway 18/10/2020 Dirt Track Nutters Sprintcars Feature, 20 laps: 1. 80 James Inglis, DISQ under weight 2. 63 Todd Davis, ... 3. 60 Kaiden Manders, 4. 5 Daniel Hartigan, 5. 48 Murray Iwanow, 6. 60 Tim Ryan, 7. 17 George Eaton, 8. 51 Jamie Oldfield, 9. 36 Vince Rosenthal (19). DNF: 31 Phil Waters (18), 21 Troy Lawson (13), 20 Ryan Lancaster (13), DQ: 64 Paul Peet. Total Time: No Time. Winning Margin: 0.070. Fastest Lap: 17.182 James Inglis See more

22.01.2022 Ex Perth Motorplex 21/10/2020 LAST CALL: Nominations close midnight TONIGHT for the Shannons Powerpalooza Grand Opening! https://competitors.motorplex.com.au/... Divisions: - Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series - BGC Late Model Pro Dirt Series - The Pool Shop Group Speedcars - Speedway Solos - Flat Track Bikes *Please enter via the Powerpalooza tab Don't forget, we have Speedway practice tonight from 6pm!

21.01.2022 The nominations are in We can't wait for the Rd1 Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series to kick off at the Perth Motorplex on Saturday October 31. It's a goo...d list - one of the best for an opening night show 2 Dayne Kingshott - Krikke MotorSport 3 Callum Williamson - Williamson Motorsport 4 Cameron McKenzie - Double Deuce Motorsport #22 6 Rob Mould 8 Andrew Priolo - Highway Harley-Davidson Racing Team 9 AJ Nash - Colonial Motorsports 11 Jason Kendrick - Kendrick Racing Team 12 Daniel Harding - HRP Specialties P/L 14 Jason Pryde - JPM 15 Trevor Reynolds 17wx George Eaton 18 Trevor Jolly 20 Ryan Lancaster - Dingo De Motorsport 24 Jack Willo - Williamson Racing Team 25 Taylor Milling 42 Ben Butcher - Ben Butcher Racing 50 Tom Callaghan - Callaghan Racing 51 Jamie Oldfield - Oldfield Racing 55 Darren Mewett 60 Kaiden Manders 63 Todd Davis 67 Jaydee Dack - Dack Attack Motorsports 77 Brad Maiolo - LJM Racing, Myalup WA 79 Kris Coyle - Merger Motorsport 80 James Inglis - James Inglis Motorsport 83 Daniel Hartigan - Sprintcar Parts Australia 94 Matthew Cross - Cross Motorsport Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series Maddington Toyota #maddingtontoyotasprintcarseries #sprintcars

21.01.2022 show support to our country racetrack great idea Pithara Speedway

20.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS: Here's the reveal of the 2020-21 season Krikke Motorsport team car that is to be driven by Dayne Kingshott. For a rundown of the team's 2020-21 s...eason sponsors and full calendar, visit https://krikkemotorsport.com.au/kms-reveal-sponsors-and-ca/ The Krikke Motorsport team would like to thank their 2020-21 season supporters: Transport Equipment Hire Pumpa Manufacturing Mobil 1 Maxwill Racing Engines PWR Performance Products Redline Media Performance Racegear HRP Specialties P/L P1 Advanced Racewear Australia Resolve Automotive Spraypainters Bunbury Toyota Blackbeard Custom Designs JP Signs Photos: Richard Hathaway Photography #KrikkeMotorsport #NextLevel #OnPoint

19.01.2022 11 11 11 we will remember

17.01.2022 WA Sprintcar Championship nominations for Saturday night. 2 Dayne Kingshott - Krikke MotorSport 3 Callum Williamson - Williamson Motorsport 4 Cameron McK...enzie - Double Deuce Motorsport #22 8 Andrew Priolo - Highway Harley-Davidson Racing Team 9 AJ Nash - Colonial Motorsports 11 Jason Kendrick - Kendrick Racing Team 14 Jason Pryde - JPM 15 Trevor Reynolds 17 George Eaton - Eaton Motorsport 18 Trevor Jolly - Harding Racing 20 Ryan Lancaster - Dingo De Motorsport 24 Jack Williamson - Williamson Racing Team 25 Taylor Milling 26 David Priolo - Diamond Bay Motorsport 41 Daniel Harding - Harding Racing 42 Ben-Butcher - Ben Butcher Racing 48 Murray Iwanow 50 Tom Callaghan - Callaghan Racing 51 Jamie Oldfield - Oldfield Racing 55 Darren Mewett 57 Shaun Bradford - Bradford Racing 60 Kaiden Manders - J&S Drilling Motorsport 63 Todd Davis 67 Jaydee Dack - Dack Attack Motorsports 77 Brad Maiolo - LJM Racing, Myalup WA 79 Kris Coyle - Merger Motorsport 80 James Inglis - James Inglis Motorsport 84 Sean Zemunik - Sean Zemunik Racing 94 Matthew Crossw Cross - Cross Motorsport 99 Jamie Maiolo - LJM Racing, Myalup WA See more

15.01.2022 VALE Trevor Kenworthy Sadly today we lost another great from our sport, thru illness. Trev raced back in super modifieds/sprintcar under number 13. Trev was one of our past Machine Examiners and also a Life Member of the SAWA Inc. On behalf of the members of the SAWA Inc we give our prayers and deepest sympathy to Trev's family and Son Todd.

14.01.2022 Only one driver has played his Joker in the first two rounds of the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series with two rounds completed. That is James Inglis, who star...ted fourth and finished second in the Scardifield's Smash Repairs King of Wings at the Perth Motorplex recently. Each driver can play their Joker card once during the season and they have to announce it at the drivers’ briefing before racing - this will see them double their feature race points later in the night. So instead of banking 146 points for second, Inglis left the complex with 292 points. More importantly, it has elevated him to the top of the points chase. We should point out that the release issued immediately after the race meeting didn’t include Inglis’ points from the pre-season drivers’ launch where attending teams received 150 bonus points. However he has been given those points as he, like a few other drivers, were racing that day at Ellenbrook Speedway and were unable to attend. Playing the Joker card is always a gamble - have a bad night and it is considered a wasted opportunity - have a good night, like James Inglis Motorsport - and it will pay off handsomely. Who will be game enough to play their Joker this Saturday night? Be trackside to find out. What: Rd3 Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series Where: Perth Motorplex Thanks to: Maddington Toyota #maddingtontoyotasprintcarseries #sprintcars #saturdaynightisspeedwaynight Richard Hathaway Photography Updated top 20 points: James Inglis 552, Jason Kendrick 446, Callum Williamson 444, Taylor Milling 428, Kaiden Manders 426, Dayne Kinghott 424, Brad Maiolo 416, Andrew Priolo, Ben Butcher 406 each, Kris Coyle 404, Cameron McKenzie 402, Jason Pryde, Matthew Cross 400 each, Trevor Jolly 398, Jaydee Dack 382, Tom Callaghan 372, AJ Nash 332, Trevor Reynolds 312, Shaun Bradford 282, David Priolo 288.

13.01.2022 Of the last 7 WA Sprintcar Champions, only 1 West Aussie driver has stood on top of the podium... and that was Jason Kendrick way back in the 2014/2015 season. ... 30 native West Australians will battle this Saturday night to be the 59th WA Sprintcar Champion. Tickets : https://mpv.tickets.com/

12.01.2022 Bonza Bradford memorial 21 sleeps to go 2020 BONZA BRADFORD MEMORIAL 360/410 SPRINTCARS Pithara 7 November 2020... NO GUTS - NO GLORY Author Ken Brown Back in 1986 Ken wrote a story for Oval Track Magazine entitled No Guts No Glory about the late Ian Bonza Bradford’s battle against cancer. The article started off as follows:- EMBLAZONED on the side of the bright yellow #75 Gambler sprintcar are the words - ‘No Guts, No Glory’, and for the 27 year old pilot of that high-powered projectile, Ian Bradford, those words mean a hellva lot. The current Western Australian Sprintcar Champion has certainly displayed a lot of that intestinal fortitude over his racing career and he has reaped some of the accolades. But the battle he faces against the might of the Claremont winged warriors every Friday night pales into insignificance against the biggest fight of his life. Over the past two years the farmer from Ballidu has been literally fighting for his life against cancer, and the way young ‘Bonza’ has faced up to this ultimate challenge has won him a lot of fans. He has spent a lot of time talking to others with similar problems - especially the kids - and has given them a lot of moral support. To Ian Bradford, life is a precious thing and he intends to live each day to the fullest. He enjoys everything he does, especially his sprintcar racing. Sadly Ian Bradford lost his battle on November 7, 1992. He was just 33 years of age. For years afterwards speedway fans wore T-shirts saying ‘It’s Just Not the Same’ to honour him. The following tribute to Ian was published in Speedway Racing News in December 1992. Bonza The name says it all. Speedway followers right across the nation will be saddened to hear of the recent passing of 33 year old Ian ‘Bonza’ Bradford at the Dalwallinu Hospital. Ian Bradford was a well-respected sprintcar driver - but more importantly, a great human being. His long battle with cancer has been well documented - but throughout it all he maintained his enthusiasm for speedway competition - and for life. In fact it could be true that his positive attitude and his passion for sprintcar racing helped prolong his time with us. Ian did not want pity. Far from it. He learned to live with his problems, and actually spent a lot of time counselling other cancer sufferers, especially children. At one sprintcar presentation night during his first bout with the disease, Bradford sported a very short crew-cut hairstyle and he quipped that he was doing his bit to remove all excess weight from the racecar. The close-knit Bradford farming family have always loved their speedway racing. Ian’s father Noel, affectionately known as ‘The Big Chap’, was the 1975-76 Australian Sprintcar Champion while brothers Kevin and Barry also enjoyed shifting the dirt. Ian’s career began when he won the 1982-83 W.A. Division 2 title driving his dad’s car. He made an impressive Claremont debut - winning three of his first four feature starts. Driving for several different owners, Ian quickly developed a reputation as a hard-charging and skilled dirt-track chauffeur. He collected two State crowns and was named the ‘Sprintcar Driver of the Year’ on three separate occasions. His 19 Claremont main event successes makes him seventh in the all-time rankings and he remains the most successful sprintcar driver over the past decade. Ian’s fight against cancer began eight years ago. After seven major operations it appeared that he was in the clear. However, six months ago there were more complications and despite a trip to America, the doctors could do nothing more to help. Australian speedway is much poorer for Ian’s passing. On 7 November 2020 at the Pithara Speedway, Dalwallinu WA, we honour this great Sprintcar driver and a wonderful person that all who knew him will never forget.

12.01.2022 Sprintcars Heat 2

11.01.2022 James Inglis Motorsport has now the opportunities for new marketing partners to join our race team in season 20/21, if you think this is you send us a message v...ia the FB page & we will send you a proposal to see if you would like to be apart of the team. You will be surprised on how easy it is. Enquire today

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11.01.2022 Sprintcars Heat 3

11.01.2022 Taylor Milling is one of the drivers who will be racing in the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series in the upcoming season. The 32-year-old mechanic from Kalgoorl...ie will be back in the W25 for another summer of speedway. He is driving a Triple X chassis that will be powered by KRE Race Engines The W25 is owned by former racer Scott Milling with the crew chief being Tim ‘Moth’ Gleeson. Last year Milling finished 18th in the season points and had a best feature race finish of a fifth. He said his plans for this season are to race as many shows in WA as possible. We hope to see the second-generation racer in action at Rd1 Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series that will be held at the Perth Motorplex on Saturday, October 31.

08.01.2022 DIAMOND BAY JOIN FORCES WITH DPM FOR SEASON 20/21 It has been uncertain times for many race teams in the lead up to the 20/21 racing season. And for Paul and St...eve Stathy, they are in the same boat as everyone else at the present time. With their number one ace driver Cory Eliason stranded in the US among soaring Covid-19 pandemic cases, they have conceded for this season that the logistics of getting him to Australia are almost impossible. With racing now being restricted due to the pandemic, the team, like other local teams who race nationally each season, have decided that a season stint on the west coast was the answer for this year. After looking at all their driver options over recent weeks, they have been and successfully negotiated with returning hot shot, David Priolo to drive for them this season. Driving at most blue ribbon events for 20/21, Priolo is more than excited for the opportunity of driving with one of the most prestigious teams in the country. Yeah, I’m rapt to be offered the opportunity for sure to be driving for the Stathy family, he smiled. I’ve spent a lot of my career chasing the tail of the W26, no matter who the driver was, the car is always fast, so it will be good to actually sit in the seat and actually pilot the car instead. Asked if he felt any pressure in jumping into one of the most revered teams in Australia, due to their outstanding results they have achieved in recent seasons, he just smiled; It’s all good, I don’t feel any pressure at all. I want to achieve for this team and take this opportunity and make the most of it, he said. When I painted my car up in John Day colours and won, that was pressure to perform, for Team DBM, the same applies, so I’ll be out to do my best for them. The team will head to the Perth Motorplex for the annual King of Wings on November 14th for their first show, which the cars are being prepared for. Most blue ribbon events will be contended this season with some tough competition here for the season, fans can expect some fireworks from the new combination, which will certainly turn some heads. The formation of a strong partnership for season 20/21 will no doubt yield results and they will be one of the most potent outfits to watch out for on the track this season. See more

05.01.2022 Sprintcars Pole Dash

03.01.2022 Sprintcars Heat 1

03.01.2022 Sprintcar racing is a tough gig and we can see when a driver has a tough night behind the wheel. But sometimes we are not really sure exactly what is going on -... that would have been the case for fans watching Todd Davis in action in the W63 in the first round of the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series the other week. When you find out what happened, spare a thought for this guy who has poured his heart and soul into the sport. Mate I'm still trying to dust myself off and put the pieces back together from what was unfortunately one of the most trying and disappointing race weeks I've had in 24 years, Davis said. Unfortunately nothing went to script and I missed tightening a fuel nozzle line amongst the frenzy of failed new parts (diff, tachometer, power steering hose and right rear wheel deflating) which caused a fire in my first heat and a drop in engine power during qualifying. Feature race was a cluster from the start as I had no telemetry on my new tachometer, the brake pedal went to the floor from the first corner, I had the engine over-fuelled to be able to roll the bottom, the right rear tyre bleeder split an o'ring prior to the race and I hadn't worked on the set up all night due to the issues I was having elsewhere. With the track so slick I couldn't feel the right rear at all and with no brakes was in a world of pain and just fortunate to finish to be honest. Wow! It is enough to question racing, but Davis is better than that. In his own words he is too stubborn to give up - it’s not in his DNA. After a lot of prep time in the shed, he is back for another crack this Saturday night and we are looking forward to him having some good luck - and hopefully some fun. Keep the spirits up mate - we look forward to seeing it all going in the right direction this weekend. For the record Davis started from P19 and still collected some valuable points, crossing the line in 13th. What: Rd2 Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series Where: Perth Motorplex Thanks to: Maddington Toyota - Scardifield's Smash Repairs - Frank Scardifield by Peter N Chris Roebuck #maddingtontoyotasprintcarseries #sprintcars #kingofwings

02.01.2022 Sprintcars B Main

02.01.2022 It was great to see Jamie Maiolo testing the LJM Racing, Myalup WA 99 at practice last night - we look forward to seeing this gasser back on the track real soon.... Shaun Bradford and the Bradford Racing 57 was also going around in prep for his return this Saturday night. DPMotorsport - David Priolo Motorsport and Diamond Bay Motorsport were also testing for this weekend and looked fast. And we love the new scheme that James Inglis and James Inglis Motorsport will be running at some shows this season. Great pics by Peter N Chris Roebuck. #maddingtontoyotasprintcarseries #sprintcars #kingofwings

02.01.2022 SAWA 59th State Title updated race format_Schedule 051220

02.01.2022 SAWA Sprintcars Series round 1 Ellenbrook Speedway Sunday 18/10/2020 3wx Ed Trutwein 5wx Daniel Hartigan 9wx Steve Adley... 17wx George Eaton 20w Ryan Lancaster 21w Troy Lawson 31wx Phil Waters 36wx Vince Rosenthal 60w Kaiden Manders 60wx Tim Ryan 63w Todd Davis 64wx Paul Peet 80w James Inglis See more