TIGHT: Action was tight during the heats of the 360 Sprintcars when the 38 car of Lachlan McDonough climbed the wheel of the #77 of Daniel Evans. PHOTO: M&L Speedway Photography.
Blue Ribbon Raceway roared to life on Saturday night for the return of the 360 Allstars Sprintcar series
supported by Limited Sportsman, Modified Productions, V8 trucks, Three Litres and Vintage Hotrods.
Horsham Motorsports Club members worked tirelessly during the week putting thousands of litres of water into the racing surface, to give the high powered Sprintcars a track that would produce great wheel to wheel racing and that proved to be a job well done.
Sprintcar action will be hot and wild at Blue Ribbon Speedway. PHOTO: M&L Speedway Photography
Horsham Motorsports Club will be hosting the 7th round of the Mainline Dynolog Dynomometers 360 Sprintcars All Star Challenge this Saturday night at Blue Ribbon Speedway in Horsham.
With six completed rounds in the books the winner has been mother nature in three of the rounds and the teams are looking for the weather to play its part and provide the usual fast track at the Kalkee facility and allowing for clean multiple groove racing.
TIM HUTCHINS: The Tasmanian made it look easy leading the entire 30 lap feature race. PHOTO: M&L Speedway Photography
Speedway fans came out in force on Saturday night to Kalkee’s Blue Ribbon Raceway to see the return of the Eureka Sprintcars.
Over 1500 people flocked to the quarter mile dirt track north of Horsham to see the “Big Banger” Sprintcars race the 14th round of the Eureka Garages & Sheds series.
It was the first time in six years since the Sprintcar Racing Association raced at Blue Ribbon Raceway and this time they brought their 410 cubic inch V8s.
Les McMaster Ltd Sporties Memorial, Vintage Hot Rods, Robin Thomas V8 Truck Memorial, 3 Litre Sedans, Street Stock, Open Sedans & SSA Ladies.
