Race Reports

Daytona Championships (28th-3rd) April

InKart – Round Two

Daytona Sandown Park

Busy InKart grids at Daytona Sandown Park led to Qualifying being divided into two groups. In Cadet Group One, Harvey Eckett set the pace with a 53.221 to secure pole, just ahead of Frank Mehlberg and Jenson Fuller. In Group Two, Ethan Davis went quickest with a 53.148, narrowly ahead of Joshua Puttick and Alexander Nechev, with tight margins across both sessions. The-B Final saw Jacob Pratt take victory after a controlled and disciplined drive. He defended strongly against sustained pressure from Cameron Annis and Oliver Thomson. Pratt maintained a consistent white line approach for most of the race, which proved effective in holding track position. Annis pushed hard and looked for opportunities to move forward but could not find a way through, ultimately securing second place. Thomson completed the podium in third after staying within the fight across the race distance. In the A-Final, Frank Mehlberg delivered a composed performance to take victory. He defended well at the front under pressure and maintained control of the race throughout. Jenson Fuller recovered well after losing ground early on, working his way back through the field to secure second place. Alexander Nechev showed strong pace in the early stages and defended well during the first half of the race. He also set the fastest lap of the Cadets with a 53.2. As the race progressed, he lost positions in the closing stages and finished further down the order after running inside the podium to fight early on. Behind the front runners, the field remained competitive with close gaps and consistent lap times shaping the final order.

In the first Junior Qualifying group, Sebastian Mejer set the pace with a 52.248 to take pole ahead of Harvey Standfield and Milan Pillay. In the second group, Oliver Whitaker went quickest with a 52.421, narrowly ahead of Jack Candasamy and Jason Bond, with tight gaps across both groups. The B-Final saw Alfie Tallantyre take victory after a strong and controlled drive. He defended well throughout against sustained pressure from Kyle Rosario, holding position under constant attack. Rosario remained close and matched the pace, while also showing strong race craft alongside Atticus Galbraith-Marten, with all three drivers improving lap times as the race developed. Galbraith-Marten ran strongly in the opening phase and held the lead early on but could not maintain the position as the race progressed and ultimately dropped back into the podium places. Leo Hyde, despite finishing eighth, set the fastest lap of the race with a 52.957. In the A-Final, Sebastian Mejer completed a dominant day with victory, controlling the race from the front. Jack Candasamy secured second and set the fastest lap of the race with a 51.796, showing strong pace throughout. Milan Pillay completed the podium in third after a consistent drive. Behind them, the race featured steady progression and position changes across the field. Oliver Whitaker remained competitive inside the top five, while Hadi Chaudry also maintained a strong pace. Further back, the gaps reflected a long race distance, with drivers settling into rhythm and managing consistency to the finish.

InKart once again provided the drama and excitement we have come to expect at Daytona Sandown Park. The drivers will return on the 12th of April for our Heats format on the Grand Prix layout.

Cadet Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4
1Alexander Montgomery1980044534754
2Ejay  Barrs-James1908845474751
3Alexander Nechev18711339564250
4Jenson  Fuller17721105957610
5Oliver Thomson164341336444242
6Frank Mehlberg1623624560057
7Ethan Davis1623605654520
8Joshua Puttick1574150505453
9Jack Dodgson1544434805056
10Cameron Annis15147328453147
11Harvey Eckett1465254648052
12Taayin Roy13860816433148
13Yasin Ahmed13563315354045
14Alessandro Aiolfi1306853504649
15Christopher Robinson12276814412839
16Alexander Tonev11187110392646
17Miraan Sankhe95103160372137
18Lorenzo Zarella891096375200
19Andrew Totskyy881101375100
20Caleb Hiles7812010003444
21Harry  Pearce771211040370
22Max Moir7612212102035
23Rupert Denis741242310043
24Oscar Homewood711273273860
25Sebastian Desai681303003038
26Jack Chapman631355002241
27Antonio Pellicani621361220040
28Arihan Ghosh611371036250
29Aryan Kapila60138100060
30Ryan Sebati601380184200
31Jacob Pratt491491104900
32Ernest  Sztuba47151247000
33Samuel Baker46152146000
34Winslow Potgieter46152004600
35Oliver Neill361621000036
36Thomas Volante251731125000
37Alexander Staff0198250000

Junior Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4
1Sebastian Mejer2240049576157
2Jack Candasamy2213353615453
3Jason Bond206181549505255
4Hadi Chaudry20618049544261
5Milan Pillay195291141555247
6Callum Law174502140394154
7Barnaby Ford16856638463549
8Raphael Villanueva16262634454241
9Leo Betts15272105547050
10Atticus Galbraith-marten14876431413343
11Alfie Tallantyre1438154349051
12Umit Terzioglu1241001920353534
13Luka Teneishvili12310113448410
14Maxx Nikolov119105420333036
15Kyle Rosario109115104422835
16Avery Speller109115016342138
17Lucas Fasabi Rios1011238052490
18Oliver Whitaker1011230053048
19Clement   Coiquaud9912523402639
20Daniel Mcnally961283510045
21Bethan Preston9512912937290
22Toby  Hillier95129014311832
23Arno Nurijanyan941301435100
24Lucas Fisher861388040046
25Will Castle7015416280042
26Arthur Ware5816612002533
27Theo Staff531715173600
28Valters Zips52172100052
29Daniel Marutyak47177500470
30Edward Chaney451792220230
31Mollie Marks451790133200
32Rafael Beattie-mckerrow44180100044
33Harvey Standfield44180004400
34Aleksander Kozuch43181104300
35Leo Ingarfield40184300040
36Leo Hyde-vaamonde38186203800
37Joseph Lambourne37187100037
38Rishi Nair30194703000
39Ebrahim Abraham26198423030
40Henry Krichauff21203500210
41Archie O’Sullivan12212912000

InKart – Round Three

Daytona Milton Keynes

In the Cadets, Leo Sibthorpe led the way with a 1:21.662, putting a sizeable three-tenth gap between himself and Teddy Mullan in second (1:21.996). Charlie Marden followed closely to take third with a 1:22.630. The Junior class saw Gillen Townshend storm to pole position with a superb 1:19.905. Just one tenth behind, Jack Dowding secured second with a 1:17.046, while Josh Tiller completed the top three on a 1:20.195.

In the Cadet B-Final, Vladimir Patapas lead the race from almost from start to finish and won even with a 10 second time penalty to his name. Jonas Taslaq produced a strong drive to climb into second, while Mirza Kurt secured the podium in third. The B-Final equally saw some great drives in the Junior class, as Alvin Tsz Ho Tai converted strong pace into victory. Toby Meredith pushed hard throughout, finishing in second place. Arya Nalli completed the podium in third. Sibthorpe was untouchable in the Cadet A-Final, taking his second victory of the season. Marden improved to finish second, with Sean Chan making the final step on the podium for the first time this season. It was a dominant display from Dowding in the Junior A-Final, after a jump start penalty, he managed to win the race by a staggering 17 seconds. Ryaan Malik impressed with a strong charge through the field to take second following Townshend’s penalty, which dropped him down into P7, while Jacob noble battled hard to take podium in third.

Cadet Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Teddy Mullan283005757545956
2Leo Sibthorpe279446154614360
3Sean Chan2721175353555457
4Grayson Reeves23647365439514844
5Charlie Marden2156821053575451
6Alfie Winrow20083155133423242
7Mizra Kurt1958854827443640
8Joshua Pink193902553952470
9Noah Martin190933047494549
10Owen Wong15612734492541041
11Jed Khoza155128100534854
12Ernest  Sztuba147136800474852
13Logan Farmborough139144804548046
14Ethan Mountford133150604804045
15Rex Beckett124159950037037
16Jonas Taslaq122161252254500
17Cal Stanton1061771602363038
18Oliver Cook103180302139439
19Winslow Potgieter9518880450050
20Colin Biel8919460410048
21Marcelo Pereira84199502138250
22Vladimir  Patapas8020340344600
23Aaryan Devani7720630300047
24Jude Grainge65218120360290
25Lorenzo Zarella5323012000053
26Sam  Baker502333005000
27Mason  Ore432407004300
28Max Hayward432400000043
29Leo Foster412422000410
30Noah  Furdean402431004000
31Zac Balch32803700030
32Logan Gibbins1282200010

Junior Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Jack Dowding284005558615555
2Josh Tiller25826265448525054
3Dominik Gulbis24638125151534348
4Gillen Townshend239457605851961
5Alvin Tsz Ho Tai2335164941464552
6Ryan Cafferkey2335104842494351
7Arya Nalli2265874540444750
8Amaree Mckenzie2265804644484444
9Daniel Maruatyak2156911535154057
10Daniel Burrows184100314029393541
11Rayaan Malik1691151552057600
12Max Kilmer-Barber1681161474302553
13Jacob Noble163121558055500
14Manas Mehta16012434119382537
15Toby Meredith1331512704345045
16Jahrane Rushaya128156544041043
17Oliver Derbyshire1151691343310410
18Finley Hettle110174502642042
19Tristan Thomas901942002840220
20Harrison  Greaves8120390050310
21Hugo Brabin7820630003147
22Elouise Sabin7620820003046
23Baxter Hartley7520910324300
24Holly Sabin7520900002649
25Henry Waite7321120003340
26Allessandro Lombardelli62222114220000
27Heath Caldwell6122310002239
28Jack Bailey5023411500000
29Jesse Jones472373004700
30Harry Gardiner402447040000
31Lucas Constantniou382462000038
32Zac  Balch372471003700
33George Gardiner2525912025000
34Nicolae Doncila232612023000
35Mason Ore222621000220
36Ralph Slator162686016000
37Jenson Gibbins32811300030

Daytona Tamworth

A dry Daytona Tamworth greeted our drivers for Round Three of InKart Season One 2026.

In the Cadet B-Final, promotion was up for grabs and one driver stood out from the rest. Harry Walshe went a second faster than anyone else in the Final, amassing a twenty-eight second gap ahead of a flying Adam Azeem, who himself was significantly faster – going a lap ahead of the third placed kart. However, it was Walshe who was promoted into the A-Final and with that kind of pace, we were intrigued to see how he would get on. They were joined on the B-Final podium by Arthur Lloyd, who drove very well to get himself some silverware. Harry Walshe managed to climb up to fifth in the A-Final, a very good result for his troubles, but not quite climbing to the heights of the podium. Speaking of the podium, it ended up being a very close-run affair for the lead, as Jack Mills found himself slowly getting chased down by Oliver Benton who was eight tenths of a second a lap faster. The last charge was too little too late, however, as Mills won by nine seconds ahead of Benton, who did manage to take the fastest lap point. Nathan Grech was third-placed, building a comfortable gap to Cristiano Guedes to take the final trophy.

Tyler Shanks dominated the Junior Qualifying session, carrying over his amazing form in this format, comfortable ahead of Sebastian Hill. Series debutant and Jamie Chadwick Series driver Elli Henneman was in third, the spread of second to fifth being just five tenths of a second. In the race, there were no surprises to see Shanks continue his absolutely incredible form, taking the fastest lap and therefore the full haul of sixty-one points. His winning margin was seventeen seconds, ahead of Sebastian Hill who still managed a very strong second-placed finish. There was an intense battle for the final podium spot, where Elli Henneman dramatically held on to her third place, taking a debut podium, by just four tenths of a second ahead of Jayden BakerNoah Fortune was not a million miles away, just three seconds back in fifth.

Cadet Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Jack Mills293005461606157
2Harry Walshe25340405547534949
3Cristiano Guedes2464775150544744
4Adam Azeem22271245348493636
5Logan Staunton2207325754501049
6Oliver Benton218752055585550
7Greyson Scandrett209849525305153
8Lennon Smith19110218049444652
9Monty Rumble17112220046473939
10Daniel Fassihi1701231044454338
11Arthur Lloyd1661274043483837
12Nathan Grech165128105755053
13Hugo Macmillan165128061520520
14Rhys Onions103190620515200
15Harry Cudmore-Green9619770455100
16Rose Calvert4624750004600
17Oliver Wagg402536000400
18Willow Wright392541000039

Junior Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Noah Fortune256006151534645
2Archie Beswick255115555504649
3Jayden Baker2461095354544045
4Tyler Shanks243133061616160
5Ben Shore1867057575051028
6Elli Henneman1561003000555447
7Rosco Rowe155101154524900
8Sebastian Hill1431131205757290
9George Redzic1171392600523134
10Seamus Soon92164250530390
11PonePone Htet9016620003456
12Rocco Jackson75181150003738
13Alfie Bennett62194130002636
14Clara Boyce5220410520000
15Mohit Joshi5220400002626
16Freddy Collier512051510000
17Oliver Catchpole492072000490
18Zak Malek2922720000029
19Jay Lee252314000025

Thursday Night League – Round Four

Daytona Sandown Park

Thursday Night League Round Four came to Daytona Sandown Park, producing competitive racing across all classes, with close battles and consistent pressure shaping the results throughout the session.

In the Lightweight category, the race at the front focused on Sid Stubbings and Dexter Roest. Roest maintained track position for the majority of the race and delivered a strong defensive drive, particularly through key sections of the circuit where Stubbings looked to apply pressure. Stubbings remained close throughout, often within a few tenths, and consistently searched for opportunities to move forward but was unable to complete a decisive move. Roest also set the benchmark pace with a best lap of 51.2, reinforcing his control at the front. Behind them, the fight for third involved Troy Edwards, Matthew Turner, and Dylan Houracan. Edwards showed clear improvement from Qualifying and maintained a solid defensive approach during the race, holding position despite repeated pressure from both drivers behind. The group remained closely matched, with multiple attempts to overtake, but Edwards managed to retain his place through consistent and composed driving. In the Heavyweight category, the race centred around Tim Love and Louis Patterson. Love established an early advantage and maintained a small but consistent gap, allowing him to control the pace through the opening phase. As the race developed, interruptions and bunching of the field reduced the gap, bringing Patterson back into contention. In the closing stages, the two drivers ran closely, with Patterson applying sustained pressure and attempting multiple overtakes. The margin between them remained extremely tight, reflected in their lap times, with Love setting a 51.480 and Patterson a 51.491. Despite the pressure, Love maintained position to secure the result. Jay Peters remained within the leading group and completed the podium after a steady drive, keeping within range of the battle ahead.

The DMAX class also delivered close racing across both categories, with several key battles shaping the outcome. In the Lightweights, the race initially centred around Jules Larkin and Ethan Myles, who ran closely together and demonstrated strong defensive and attacking driving. Larkin focused on maintaining track position, while Myles applied pressure and looked for opportunities to pass. Both drivers set the fastest pace of the race, with Larkin recording a 46.306 and Myles close behind with a 46.362. However, both drivers were later disqualified for being underweight, removing them from the final classification. This allowed the focus to shift to the chasing group, where Adam Palmer and Frederic Navarro looked to move forward. Palmer’s progress was affected by penalties, while Navarro was delayed by traffic, preventing him from fully challenging at the front. In the Heavyweight category, the race was defined by the battle between Warren Gomm and Alfie Shrubb. Gomm held the advantage through the early stages, maintaining position with a strong defensive approach. Shrubb remained close and continued to apply pressure, eventually making a decisive move to take the lead during the latter part of the race. Gomm responded and stayed within contention, but a five-second penalty for a jump start impacted his final result, dropping him down the order. This brought Tom Brown into contention at the front, and he capitalised to secure the victory ahead of Shrubb, who finished second after a strong drive. Gomm was classified third following the penalty. Across both SODI and DMAX classes, the racing remained tight and competitive, with strong defensive drives and small margins deciding the outcomes.

SODI Lights Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Rufus Sessions94002615252260
2Sid Stubbings886618812251015
3Samuel Barnaville7618128181912154
4Dylan Hourican623214001515626
5Vivek  Bhalla5341942627122
6Leo Dudley52421612610180
7Jayden  Dudley4549715181812
8Olly  Ripley4351212610816
9Tobias Robinson1876250000018
10Matthew Turner187600001800
11Alan Cooper108481000000
12Adam Prosser108400000010
13Robert Rose108400100000
14Troy Edwards8862044000
15Frankie  Matqiejczuk8860000008
16Diogo Leal6882000420
17Alexander Bruveris4902000040
18Morgan Palmer4900220000
19Lewis Cain3911101001
20Sai Roy0943000000
21Louie Skilton0940000000
22Dan Giles0940000000
23Dexter Roest0940000000
24Jack Skinner0940000000
25Zacharee Grad0940000000
26Kersten Yeung0940000000
27Kacper Szczekutek0940000000
28David Payne0940000000
29Ben Williams0940000000
30Bethany Watters0940000000
31Jessika Mcintosh0940000000
32Giurgi Dragos Gabriel0940000000
33Joshua Harris0940000000
34James Maby0940000000
35James Jeram0940000000
36Asan Tentata0940000000
37Andrew McNeil0940000000

SODI Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Tim Love12300251516262615
2Jay Peters962727151218151818
3Louie Paterson883580192518026
4Jake  Pearson2796611980000
5Paul Simard259820250000
6Elliott Gregory15108100000150
7Stephen Harris1211131200000
8Dennis Mccarthy1211100001200
9Carlos Roberts1011320100000
10Kevin Cooper1011301000000
11Jamie Batemen81152800000
12Adam Francis61172600000

DMAX Lights Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Callum Bendelow8900181519101512
2Freddie Burden83662618081219
3Adam Palmer741590015182615
4Jack Redfern612813002512186
5Ayan Roy454416151224102
6Jonathan Fuchsel3752800120025
7Spencer Roest325750810608
8Thomas Williams266360002600
9Luka Nik266300260000
10Jonah Norris256411064041
11Alfie Pettengell21684828210
12Vivek Bhalla177241241000
13Frederic Navarro157420001500
14Max Murray15740606120
15Luciano  Bacheta107950000010
16Alex Read107900100000
17James Callan8812000080
18Rufus Sessions6832000060
19Pete Difrancesco4852400000
20David Payne4850000004
21John Moolenschot2872200000
22Sid Stubbings1881010000
23Ben Page0891000000
24Yolanda  Lynes0890000000
25Stuart Cartwright0890000000
26Ethan Myles0890000000
27Jules Larkin0890000000
28Haidyn Janicke0890000000
29Giulio Mercadante0890000000
30Graham Holford0890000000
31Sam Haggerty0890000000
32Adam Prosser0890000000
33Steve Hannon0890000000
34Edward Bigos0890000000

DMAX Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Warren Gomm830001915151915
2Mikhail Sitnikov75881812250218
3Thanos Tzevelekakis731022615121208
4Tom Brown72111006251526
5Alfie Shrubb69143025019250
6Liam Duffett37463200191080
7Billy Halani3449315410014
8Pier Filippo Paoletti325121082066
9Eyston Vaughan-Huxley2855400401212
10Carlos Roberts1865100108000
11Pawel Kamysz18650060840
12Scott Murray127161200000
13Malcom Clark107320000010
14Louie Paterson107300000100
15Rob Morgan8752800000
16Thomas Rodriquez6772000600
17Jake Young2814000002
18Dan Gamble1821000001
19Adrian Hart0831000000

Daytona Milton Keynes

Adam Hawtin laid down a statement lap early on in the SODI Lights class, storming to pole position with a blistering 1:13.964. His effort left him a commanding seven-tenths clear of Nathan Turner in second, while Adam Aksamitowski secured third on the grid. In the SODI Heavies, David Rollins topped the timesheets with a 1:14.904, edging out Ash Chivers in second. David Gaskin completed the top three in a tightly contested session. The race saw a thrilling duel between Hawtin and Turner, the pair trading pace and pushing each other throughout the session. In the end, Hawtin held firm to convert pole into victory, while Turner settled for a well-earned second. Aksamitowski delivered a consistent drive to round out the podium in third. Rollins proved untouchable in the race, breaking away from the pack and crossing the line an impressive 13 seconds clear of the field. Behind him, Ben Swabey produced a standout recovery drive, carving through the order to take second place. Chivers completed the podium in third after a solid performance.

Hawtin continued his dominant form into the DMAX session, securing another pole with a rapid 1:06.979. Jacob Csepreghi followed in second, nine-tenths adrift, with Aaron Cooke taking third. Oliver Sargent claimed pole position with a 1:08.909, narrowly beating Andy Stobart by two tenths. Nick Henry slotted into third, setting up a competitive race ahead. The Lights race delivered one of the most exciting battles of the night, with the top three drivers locked in a fight for victory. Charlie Csepreghi ultimately emerged on top with a decisive move to claim first place. Hawtin added another podium to his evening in second, while Jacob Csepreghi secured third after staying in the lead fight throughout. In the Heavies race, Sargent and Henry went head-to-head in a tense battle for victory. Sargent managed to edge ahead in the closing stages to take the win, with Henry finishing a close second. Stobart completed the podium in third.

SODI Lights Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Barry Morris1150026262501226
2Nathan Turner74414110121618018
3Adam  Aksamitowski66498604152615
4Adam Hawtin59567151802600
5Benjamin Barath595601215108104
6Jacob Kent55604188181010
7Mark Smith39761610012188
8Phil Heath2590148610010
9Mathew Read259002108221
10Edward Barber199660400150
11Viggo Boonzaie1210370000012
12Aidan  Flynn121030420402
13Arthur Caluch1210300012000
14Josh Green81074000080
15Harvey Moore81070002600
16Jepke Sangster61092000006
17Fawaz Adra61090000060
18Harley Brewster61090006000
19Freddie Hawkins41112000040
20Tobi Major11143000100
21Cameron Westrope11140010000
22Nathan Carter01151000000
23Jackson Blasi01150000000
24Tyler Mayers-walters01150000000
25Reuben Dewick01150000000
26Muiz Ishola01150000000
27Grace Donovan01150000000
28Jess Bray01150000000
29Tom Wormell01150000000
30Jamie Wickens01150000000
31Parker Dawson01150000000
32Harrison Wakeman01150000000
33Alan Barber01150000000
34Elliot Henriques01150000000
35Daryl Quinton01150000000

SODI Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Ash Chivers13400262626151526
2Micheal Bowles6470701801810180
3David Rollins63711000262512
4Liam Jackman518312151012428
5Jordan Forbes4391861510606
6Cameron Clarkson34100912126004
7Shaun Ward2910558442110
8Chris Lane2610831068002
9Richard Danby25109100150100
10Ben Swabey2411010001860
11Rylee Carter1811660000018
12Harry Gurney1811600180000
13Piers Bate161182022840
14Josh Grady1511910000015
15David Gaskin1212230001200
16Rhys Green1212200000120
17Oliver Sargeant91253000090
18Joe Barber81261080000
19Simon Dewick11337000100
20Dan Watkins11330001000
21Sean Mudie01341000000
22Alistair Baker01340000000
23Daniel Evans01340000000
24Billy Evans01340000000

DMAX Lights Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Jacob Csepreghi11900151826152619
2Charlie Csepreghi1041515121212251825
3Lee Schnitzler9524926261810150
4Adam  Pughe7148241815158015
5Adam Hawtin29904201001900
6Matt Thompson2396610110110
7Konstantin Elanov209930000812
8Kenneth Boulton141056000068
9Daniel Jones1210720000120
10Aaron Cooke1210700001200
11Chris Mackay121070840000
12Josh Beckett1010920000010
13Feisal Meeajaun1010900000100
14Daryl Quinton81112008000
15Josh Melling81110080000
16Kayo Carneiro81110006020
17Russell Horton61132000600
18Rocco Wain61130060000
19Joe Perkins61130600000
20Ben Gallacher41152000400
21Cavern Taylor41150400000
22Euan Clements41150000040
23William Thurnell21172000200
24Nick Goldstein21170020000
25Joseph Zarkos-Smith21170200000
26David Izquierdo11181100000
27Joshua Hamilton01191000000
28Vernon Frazer01190000000
29Homan Ho01190000000

DMAX Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Oliver Sargeant8200006252625
2Jude Coates802215182510012
3Kyle Dunford52302826260000
4John Spawton453771201101210
5Andy  Stobart33491200181500
6Stefan Ienasecu3250100121208
7Charlie Newman245880000186
8McKenzie Senior196350000019
9Nick Henry196300001900
10Jason Stevens196300000154
11Jonathan Farrell186411800000
12Gary Phillips156730000015
13Mike Lee156700015000
14Tom Athersych156700150000
15Daniel  Evans14681800600
16Billy Evans146801000400
17Aaron Soh107240000100
18George Martin8742008000
19Dwight Lewis8740000800
20Lawrence  Fraser6762600000
21Richard Carter4782004000
22Paul Cruci2802000002
23Jordan Weston2800000200
24Pawel Kamysz1811000001

Daytona Tamworth

Two busy grids took to the track for Round Four of Thursday Night League at Daytona Tamworth. We had a new winner, and some incredible competition for championship leader Charlie Walmsley-Ryde, in the N35-ST race. Tom Webster, returning to racing in championships at Daytona Tamworth for the first time in three years, battled with Walmsley-Ryde for the duration of the race, putting on a remarkable defensive display ahead of a charging Walmsley-Ryde to take victory by just four tenths of a second. There were no surprises to see Joseph Smith at the sharp end of the field, settling into third and taking more championship points towards his bid for the title.  As for the Heavyweights, reigning champion Mckenzie Senior took a dominant victory by twenty seconds ahead of Dylan Morrall, with James Estrop rounding out the podium.

There was another amazing battle in the DMAX race, as Ben Foden and Joseph Simcock fought it out over the course of the twenty minutes. Foden was ever so slightly faster, to the tune of around seven hundredths of a second, but thanks to a daring move at turn four on the final lap of the race – Simcock was able to take a stunning victory. They were joined on the podium by Nihal Joye, who had a relatively quiet race after fending off the competition from behind in the early stages. The Heavyweight battle saw a double victory for back-to-back Mckenzie Senior, winning by four seconds and taking the fastest lap. He was joined on the podium by Joe Collier, with Chris Drane finishing in third.

N35-ST Lights Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Charlie Walmsley-Ryde13100252618192518
2Joseph Smith91404019182615112
3Tom Webster636828000251226
4Rory Oldfield-Kelly518012101215662
5Harvey Preen488338861196
6Alan Litchfield46852610121008
7Kyle  Turner36951015152004
8Toby Hill3299412404210
9Tyler Sharp25106700001015
10Adam Brown2410712111280
11Rudra Patel1511690000150
12Henry Freeman121193408000
13Thierry Hopkins1012120010000
14Kayleigh Mills101210060040
15Scott Clenaghan81232000800
16Daniel Santos Piedrabuena41274004000
17Morgan Dowen21292000200
18Daryl Gregorick21290020000
19Steven Cavanagh11301000001
20George Roadley01311000000
21Adam Green01310000000
22Ethan Franklin01310000000
23Oliver Vasas01310000000
24Jonathon Smith01310000000
25Joao Vital01310000000

N35-ST Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Dylan Morrall12200261819182615
2James Estrop8438381826251500
3Brent Deeley7547915151512810
4Adrian Watkins56661901212101012
5Mckenzie Senior44781200026180
6Tim Avery4082400001525
7James Ashton3488601010068
8Daniel Santos Piedrabuena3191300001219
9Shaun Mossop811423008000
10Mike Evans81140080000
11Josh Bates81140000800
12Jamie Ivers61162060000
13Aaron Harrison41182040000
14Brandon Gathercole01224000000
15Rjan Shanan01220000000
16Elliot Roadley01220000000

DMAX Lights Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Joseph Simcock1170002625251526
2Lucas Gathercole1125526151982618
3Nihal Joye437469001015180
4Max Houghton43740151201060
5Fin Imber4275110882212
6Ben  Foden3483800019015
7Oliver Malinowski3384101015440
8Joe Lorenz2691700061010
9Cordell Hayles269106012080
10Harry Thomas249321860000
11Thomas Northcott189960180000
12Thomas Shaw1210560000120
13Zakk Finnie1210500001200
14Callum Beattie1210501200000
15Ky Storor121050400008
16Brandon Gathercole81094800000
17Mark Whitbread61112006000
18Sam Jones61110000006
19Tobias Lee51121004010
20Reece Hitchin41131040000
21Ewan Whitelegg21152020000
22Cameron Howdle11161000100
23Kip Morgan01171000000
24Jon Sproston01170000000

DMAX Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5R6
1Rhys Collier1150018262581226
2Joe  Collier10966151815182518
3Mckenzie Senior7342362501226100
4Chris Drane5857151008151510
5Neil Pearson27883100012015
6Jay Foster199680019000
7Fanggang Zhang199600000190
8Steve Kelly1510040150000
9Luke Mallard1310221300000
10Anestis Geniketzidis1210310000012
11Kwok Fai Soon121030006060
12Mark Rollinson1010520010000
13Jamie Foster1010500001000
14Matthew Jones81072000008
15Terri Mayne81070800000
16Yiran Liu81070000080
17Oliver Sansom61092000006

Masters League – Round Three

Daytona Sandown Park

In Qualifying, Reece Harris secured pole position with an impressive lap time of 51.886 seconds, clearly setting the pace for the race to come. Close behind, Jack Watkins and Arun Sharma took second and third place respectively, both posting competitive times just fractions of a second slower. The tight gaps between the top drivers highlighted how competitive the session was, with only tenths separating several positions. Further down the order, drivers like Jay Peters, Brian Alexander, and Jordan Forbes remained within a second of the leader, demonstrating strong overall consistency across the grid. As the list continued, the time gaps began to widen, with later positions trailing by larger margins. Overall, the results reflected a highly contested Qualifying session, where small differences in performance had a significant impact on positioning going into the race. The final SODI race results showed a highly competitive and closely fought contest, with Arun Sharma taking victory after a strong and consistent performance, finishing with a total time of 21:09.390. Brian Alexander secured second place just 0.310 seconds behind, highlighting how tight the battle for the lead was, while Reece Harris completed the podium in third, only 0.579 seconds off the winner and also setting one of the fastest laps of the race. Further down the order, drivers like Jordan Forbes and Jack Watkins remained competitive, but slightly larger gaps began to appear as the race progressed. Overall, the results reflected an intense race where consistency and race pace proved decisive, with minimal margins separating the top finishers and demonstrating the high level of competition throughout the field.

The DMAX Qualifying session was highly competitive at the front, with Tom Brown securing pole position thanks to an impressive lap time of 47.424 seconds. He was closely followed by William Jonkler and Charlie Hoffer, both just over a tenth behind, showing how tight the margins were among the top three. Liam Duffett and Warren Gomm rounded out the top five, with less than half a second separating them from the leader, highlighting the intensity and precision required to stay at the sharp end of the grid. Further down the order, the field remained tightly packed through the midfield, with drivers like Benny Reid, Tony Licastro, and Jay Peters all within a second of pole. As the positions continued, the gaps gradually increased, but competition remained strong throughout, with consistent lap times across the board. Overall, the session demonstrated a deep and competitive grid, where even small improvements in lap time could have significantly impacted starting positions.

Overall, the event proved to be a strong success, with competitive sessions across both SODI and DMAX categories showcasing close racing and impressive consistency from all drivers. Qualifying sessions were tightly contested, setting up exciting grids, while the races themselves delivered on that promise with narrow margins and intense battles for position, particularly at the front. From standout pole laps to closely fought race finishes, the day ran smoothly and highlighted both driver skill and the depth of competition throughout the field. Overall, it delivered exciting action, fair competition, and a well-organised event from start to finish.

SODI Inters Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Reece Harris8200132616126
2Brian Alexander68141425018250
3Arun Sharma6121700251818
4Jordan Forbes37452400121015
5Jay Peters305271515000
6Diogo Leal275530001512
7Andrew Dunderdale26561612800
8Huw Mcintosh26560210068
9Leandro Matiello18648018000
10Tim  Love18640180000
11Jack French18640000810
12Kevin Kilroy1666208440
13Ryan Jason13693000130
14Jack Watkins10723001000
15Marc Morley-freer10720100000
16Joseph Hannaby874280000
17Jamie Lowry874000026
18Matthew Hinton676200600
19Bailey Connell478240000
20Colin Edwards280200200
21Daniel Burns181110000

SODI Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Piers Bate8700180261825
2Junior Bruno711616026181215
3Martin Strutt563115121861010
4Ed Hole45421115151500
5Jordan Reid384970121088
6Andrew Sirkett2760110012150
7Kieran Waldie26611000260
8Carl Grocott26610260000
9Henry Moore18698000018
10Andy Clarke13745000013
11Jonathan Rivans10773100000
12Chris Roberts879200800
13Jay Peters087800000

DMAX Inters Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Tom Brown110002518262615
2Charlie Hoffer753535162618150
3Liam Duffett72383180101826
4William Jonkler704021215151018
5John Reeves42682881001212
6Vivek Bhalla38724481286
7Tony Licastro36742212868
8Pawel Kamysz248612106224
9Oleg Todua1010014000010
10Peter Diffrancesco9101104410
11Wayne Ridgley6104300600
12Jay Peters6104060000
13Ferenc Elekes4106200040
14Bubbu Thava3107102001
15Kayo Carniero2108100002
16Tim Love1109110000
17Jamie Mollon1109000100
18Alexandre Dias1109001000
19Graham Holford0110100000
20John Moolenschot0110000000
21Sonnie Ridgley0110000000
22Istvan Peimli0110000000
23Andrew Sirkett0110000000
24Keith Horley0110000000
25Matthew Fenton0110000000
26Stuart Hazeldine0110000000

DMAX Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4R5
1Warren Gomm121002626262518
2James Roberts7843431815151515
3Jay Peters50712808181212
4Adam Nakar457650001926
5Benny Reid42793012101010
6Ivan Hayward26951666644
7Richard Matthews26950801260
8Miles Harding259611510000
9Ricky Beattie24971124008
10Carlos Roberts181036018000
11Michael Callow101118100000
12Kieran Waldie8113200080
13Michael Herm8113000800
14Robert Oliver6115200006
15Ajay Taak2119400002
16Aleksandr Peliugaev0121200000
17Matt Boyce0121000000

Daytona Milton Keynes

Masters League Round Three delivered high drama across both classes, with tight Qualifying margins and a spectacular twist to end the SODI Interweight race.

SODI Qualifying was incredibly close at the top, with Michael Rayner securing pole position. Pedro Gomes pushed him all the way, missing out on P1 by just 0.089 seconds. Paul Lyford completed the top three, 0.348 seconds off the pace. In the Heavyweights, Matt Woollett claimed pole position. Kieran Waldie was right behind, only 0.074 seconds adrift, while Richard Warren secured third, 0.182 seconds off pole. The Interweight race built steadily before exploding into action on the final lap. A fierce battle among the top three ended in contact, allowing Jim Williams to capitalise brilliantly charging from fourth place to snatch victory in dramatic fashion. Pedro Gomes recovered to finish second, while Paul Lyford rounded out the podium in third. The Heavyweight race saw a reversal of the qualifying order at the front. Kieran Waldie delivered a strong performance to take the win, ahead of polesitter Matt Woollett in second. Richard Warren maintained consistency to secure third place.

Feisal Meeajaun delivered a commanding performance to secure pole position in the DMAX class, laying down the benchmark early. Paul Lyford slotted into second, just 0.131 seconds adrift, while Michael Rayner completed the top three, 0.577 seconds off pole. In the Heavyweights, Ashley Mayston-King dominated qualifying to take pole position with a significant margin. Kieran Waldie secured second, 1.879 seconds back, while Alex Vangeen qualified third, 2.217 seconds off the pace. On track, Feisal Meeajaun converted pole into victory with a strong drive. However, post-race brought a dramatic twist, he was disqualified for being just 0.5kg under the minimum weight limit. This handed the win to Paul Lyford, who was elevated to P1. Michael Rayner also benefited, moving up to second place to complete the revised top two. The Heavyweight race proved to be one of penalties and opportunity. Kieran Waldie looked competitive but saw his chances slip away after picking up two track limits penalties. This opened the door for Alex Vangeen, who capitalised to take a well-earned victory. Behind him, Kieran Waldie still managed to hold on for second despite the penalties, while Dmitry Molchanov completed the podium in third.

SODI Inters Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4
1Michael Rayner690015161226
2Pedro Gomez672212181918
3Paul  Lyford654210251515
4Jim Williams4722180122510
5David Black363311681012
6Nick Joyce26431081008
7Adam Norton2544125000
8David Rollins1950619000
9Chris Fox663130006
10Will  Ravat46520004
11James Swan46504000

SODI Heavies Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4
1Matt Woollett880026181826
2Kieran Waldie523636026260
3Nikit Patel3949131215012
4Simon Dewick286011180100
5Aldous Smewing2365515080
6Shaun  Barras1870500018
7Richard  Warren1573300150
8Ben  Joyce1573000015
9David Wolosyzn1276300120
10Peter Rowlins1078210000

DMAX Inters Standings

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4
1Paul Lyford920015252626
2Michael Rayner4844440121818
3Lee Schnitzler45473261900
4David Rollins18742718000
5Maciej Koziel1577301500
6Chris Fox1577000015
7Jonathan Milner1478141000
8Feisal Meeajaun1280212000
9Chunhao Li1082210000
10James Townsend88428000
11James Lackmaker88400800
12Kris Wadley68626000
13Rhys-Tyler Calideen68600600
14Ramiz Chouman48820400
15Will  Ravat09240000

DMAX Heavies Standings 

PosNameTotalDiffGapR1R2R3R4
1Dmitry  Molchanov59002601518
2Alex Vangeen441515018260
3Matt Woolett38216012026
4Marcus Moore26331202600
5Kieran  Waldie1841800180
6Terri Mayne1841018000
7Jay Gold1049801000
8Simeon McQueen-Rhamdat85120800
9Ashley Mayston-King05980000

Results:

Daytona Tamworth

Daytona Milton Keynes

Daytona Sandown Park

Jamie Chadwick Series

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