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Saturday 10th October

Bangers Delight In Weekend Spectacular

Added by Kevin on Monday 12th October

Saturday 10th October
Micro Bangers
Last Chance | 119, 137, 821, 552, 114, 510, 30, 4
World Cup | 111, 721, 247, 331, 119, 270, 262, 510, 518, 307
AC1 | 180, 307, 247, 119, 510, 475, 126, 98, 114, 518
AC2 | 308, 247, 119, 5, 180, 24, 510, 126, 475, 98

Junior Productions
Heat 1 | 58, 313, 404, 74, 929, 959, 133, 218, 878, 154
Heat 2 | 929, 959, 154, 133, 404, 218, 74, 26, 9, 58
Scottish Open | 959, 404, 929, 133, 313, 74, 218, 58, 154, 26

ProStocks
Heat 1 | 45, 755, 76, 31, 133, 170, 760, 246, 127, 23
Heat 2 | 755, 45, 170, 31, 127, 76, 246, 23, 98, 760
Heat 3 | 45, 755, 31, 76, 170, 127, 760, 259, 246, 23

Junior Bangers
Heat 1 | 136, 133, 710, 55, 313, 12, 98, 27
Heat 2 | 136, 245, 12, 760, 133, 27, 98, 325, 135, 313
Final | 710, 136, 133, 55, 245, 12, 456, 98, 27

Sunday 11th October
Micro Bangers
Scottish Open | 476, 180, 331, 308, 475, 5, 24, 307, 137, 119
AC1 | 476, 5, 119
AC2 | 476, 331, 710, 119, 475, 330, 307
DD | 475

Junior Productions
Heat 1 | 959, 133, 245, 154, 218, 9, 74, 132, 359, 172
Heat 2 | 154, 218, 133, 245, 959, 9, 58, 359, 661, 263
Fife Championship | 959, 154, 878, 359, 218, 133, 9, 245, 58/74, 404

ProStocks
Heat 4 | 755, 45, 31, 76, 170, 133, 760, 259, 127, 246
World Cup | 755, 170, 31, 76, 760, 127, 23, 259, 953
S2W | 760

Junior Bangers
Heat 1 | 55, 133, 136, 145, 12, 135, 98, 245, 420
Heat 2 | 145, 710, 12, 479, 136, 27, 133, 55, 325, 98
Final | 710, 98, 12, 479, 133, 27

1600 Bangers
Heat 1 | 31, 307, 224, 311, 271, 755, 246
Heat 2 | 31, 759, 149, 311
Final | 31, 570
DD | 31/570

Full report to follow.

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Saturday 3rd October

Cairn Takes Ninja Scottish Open

Added by Kevin on Monday 5th October

Superstox
Heat 1: 252, 309, 119, 453, 319, 611, 028, 703
Heat 2: 119, 252, 611, 309, 319, 028, 703
Final: 119, 252, 309, 453, 611, 319, 028, 703

2.0 Hot Rods
Heat 1: 899, 196, 27, 576
Heat 2: 899, 196, 27, 576, 109
Final: 27, 196, 899, 576, 109

CC Rods
Heat 1: 5, 133, 11, 06, 222, 900, 61, 304, 213, 167
Heat 2: 5, 133, 900, 222, 06, 213, 700, 304, 167, , 13
Final: 133, 5, 900, 304, 213, 167, 61, 11, 222, 13

U Pull It 1400 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 411, 67, 112, 113, 410, 195, 638, 668, 20, 246
Heat 2: 112, 668, 411, 176, 20, 67, 638, 113, 410, 195
SP Utilities Final: 67, 668, 167, 20, 195, 410, 112, 246, 659, 18

Ninja Karts
Whites and Yellows: 232, 68, 13, 2, 5, 8, 688, 345, 424
Heat 1: 94, 7, 518, 573, 9, 318, 931, 162, 484, 839
Heat 2: 7, 931, 484, 666, 9, 839, 518, 763, 573, 318
Scottish Open: 931, 573, 318, 518, 94, 162, 9, 194, 7, 839

Saturday 3rd October seen some brilliant fast and furious racing at Lochgelly Raceway. The Ninja Karts headlined the event as they contested their Scottish Open Championship. The U Pull It 1400 Stock Cars, CC Rods, 2.0 Hot Rods and Superstox completed the line up for the 16 race event.

The Ninja Karts Scottish Open was kindly sponsored by Still Barrell and Planters with all the kids getting some pre-meeting treats courtesy of the sponsor. The youngsters started off the night with their traditional whites and yellows race. A couple of visiting drivers bolstered the grid for this race, with around 10 of the lesser experienced drivers taking to the track. Six year old Brett Sneddon took the win – his first in the Ninja Kart formula ahead of Sophia Allan and Alix Martin as the two girl racers chased Brett for the lead. Harry Ford looked quick but a mid race spin dropped him back the order as he looked on track for a podium finish. Two all kart heats followed – 25 of the sports youngsters from throughout England, Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland. The grids were pre-determined from the pre-meeting booking list through a random draw. With a number of race cautions throughout, things were never clear cut with both heats providing excellent battles all the way to the checkered flag. Max Armit took the win in the opening heat before Rory Wilson was awarded the win in heat 2. The points were tallied up and the grid was formed for the Scottish Open. The race had it all – superb battles – drama and front runners falling by the wayside. Jayden Jeffrey, Rory Wilson and Jaxon Cairns had a fantastic battle for the lead for long periods throughout the race – Cairns didn’t look the quickest of the trio, but kept himself in contention as the three karts battled within inches of each other for a number of laps. Wilson and Jeffrey battled soon battled for the lead and came across a back marker, which seen both Jeffrey and Wilson spin out of contention gifting the lead to Jaxon Cairns. Cairns went on to take the win in what was his final ever Ninja Kart race before retiring, ahead of Matthew Lake and Harry Hoy, with Alfie Shevill finishing as the top Scottish driver. For Jeffrey and Wilson, it was also the final time we’ll see both drivers in a Ninja Kart at Lochgelly Raceway.

The U Pull It 1400 Stock Cars raced in the final round of the SP Utilities Series – with the points across the three rounds determining the series winner, with a tyre for the top point scoring driver within each grade (as the grades were at their first meeting within the series). The racing was action packed throughout the night, with the drivers saving their best til the meeting final! Heat wins went the way of Brant West and Kevin Baird before things spiced up in the meeting final. The cars were gridded in points order as per the series points. Brant West got away first and was looking comfortable at times – though a quick Craig Haxton soon caught him up and moved into the lead of the race. Behind Haxton, the bumpers started to go in – Brant West, Darren Rae and Gary Nicholls in the thick of the action and sparks were flying as the drivers took each other hard into the wall, allowing Fraser Clark and Sam Cavanagh to take advantage and move into second and third places respectively. Clark chased down Haxton up front, but the gap was too large to make any real impact. Joshua Machin, Chris Innes and Callum Sturrock all crossed the line within feet of each other too as the battles ran on throughout the field in the final.

The CC Rods produced some great racing throughout the night – Connor st Aubyn made his debut in the class having stepped up from Junior Productions, whilst Dylan O’Donnell made a return to racing in the ex Keira Wotherspoon car. Both drivers took some catching from up front, with st Aubyn taking two wins, and Donnelly taking the final.

The Superstox competed in the final round of the RS Motors Series, with Mirran Adams taking away a tyre courtesy of RS Motors as the top scoring white or yellow graded driver on the night. Gary Chisolm took a heat win, before Aaron Riddell took a heat and final double.

The 2.0 Hot Rods seen Olivia Kryzanowska take two race wins in the heats before Gary Dean took the win in the meeting final.

Congratulations to all the winners and podium finishers, and a huge thank you to everyone who came along and supported racing at HRP Lochgelly Raceway.

Hardie Race Promotions would like to extend our gratitude to our 2026 season partners.
David Philp Commercials, ASD Racing Products, Spedeworth TV, Scrapco Metal Recycling, U Pull It, Fife Medical Group, Dhoom Indian Streatery, APEX Garden Buildings, GA Autos, SP Utilities, Lothian Property Services, GNR Signs, Specialist Roofing, AG Mot Ltd, RS Motors.
We’d also like to thank Alan Pirouet for the use of the photographs.

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Saturday 26th September

Davidson Comes Out On Top In Stock Rod Scottish

Added by Kevin on Monday 28th September

Superstox
Heat 1: 309, 252, 611, 695, 319, 703, 028, 126
Heat 2: 309, 252, 319, 695, 611, 703, 028
Final: 252, 309, 319, 695, 611, 703, 028

Ninja Karts
W+Y: 484, 232, 13, 68, 8, 5, 688, 424
Heat 1: 7, 518, 484, 42, 13, 94, 9, 68, 688, 63
Heat 2: 9, 518, 484, 13, 7, 42, 94, 688, 68, 8
Final: 7, 484, 518, 13, 9, 42, 666, 94, 8, 68

National Hot Rods
Heat 1: 252, 144, 71, 142, 97, 34, 700
Heat 2: 71, 700, 97, 144, 34
Final: 71, 700, 144, 97, 34

Stock Rods
Heat 1: 84, 441, 183, 289, 842, 29, 100, 484, 81, 248
Heat 2: 721, 29, 248, 84, 183,4 11, 484, 289, 441, 100
Scottish Championship: 842, 183, 248, 289, 46, 29, 721, 411, 81, 557

Ministox
JusBounce W+Y: 219, 41, 796, 84, 606
Heat 1: 618, 480, 557, 16, 874, 696, 181, 41, 84, 606
Heat 2: 557, 696, 16, 41, 618, 480, 114, 181, 219, 874
Final: 16, 696, 136, 796, 41, 480, 114, 618, 219, 557

The weather did it’s best to put a damper on the action on Saturday at Lochgelly Raceway, but the drivers continued to provide some great racing with races fans taking shelter in the stands, or bringing their car into trackside parking.

The Stock Rods took centre stage as they raced for their Scottish Championship – being defended by 84 Robbie Armit. A pre-meeting grid draw would determine the grid for the opening heat, with heat 2 being reversed and the points tallied for the main event later in the night. Track conditions were challenging to say the least throughout the night as the drivers struggled for grip sending multiple drivers into drifts and spins. Stewart Paterson didn’t have any joy at all in the heats – often finding himself pointing the wrong way after a number of spins! Teri Linden was putting in some strong performances in the heats, coming away with a couple of good results in the heats. Robbie Armit took a convincing win in heat 1, before Darren McAlpine took the win in heat 2, holding on ahead of British Champion David Philp. The front row of the Scottish Championship seen Armit on pole position, with Philp on his outside. The Scottish Championship race was a bit of a stop start affair with a couple of race cautions along the way. Early in the race, Armit looked to be cruising and had built up a good lead before he came across a couple of back markers, including Sean Naismith. Armit found himself caught up a little with them allowing the pack to close a little, but he soon moved clear and looked to be on his way once more, at least until he lost a wheel on turn 2 sending him into a spin and the pack narrowly avoiding him, and a race caution as a result. A nascar stye restart followed, with the drivers choosing inside or outside on the rolling lap – some gambled with the outside, some stuck to the safety of the inside. The battle up front was now between Daniel Davidson and Teri Linden, with Davidson looking the quicker of the cars as he chased Linden down, and soon made a move on the inside of the 183 car. The two cars were side by side with Davidson ever so slightly ahead, with another caution coming out with Dean Heeps and Sean Naismith coming together with Heeps stricken against the wall. Another nascar style restart followed. The pack closed up once more. Davidson got the break at the start as Linden tucked in behind. Beyond that, it was a close battle between David Philp, Stewart Paterson, Kyle Hutchison and David Crichton. Teri Linden was chasing Daniel Davidson for the lead and there were multiple exciting battles on track at the same time as drivers jostled. Ultimately, it was Davidson that took the win ahead of Linden, with David Crichton completing the top 3.

The ORCi Ministox seen around 15 cars take to the track as they looked to provide some entertaining racing once more. We welcomed a couple of visiting drivers, as well as Zola Paterson making a rare Lochgelly outing. The evening started off with the HRP staging of the whites and yellows JusBounce race – open to anyone that started the season as a white or yellow graded driver. Oakley Grief took the win ahead of Lana Middler and Cody Wilson. The first main heat seen all cars take to the track, with National Points Leader Stuart Shevill taking a hard fought win ahead of Ollie Sime and Corey Mathers – with a few drivers penalised for pushing under a yellow flag. Heat 2 would see Mathers continue his fine Lochgelly form with another race win, finishing ahead of Bailey Wilson and Jamie Balfour. It was great to see the blue graded drivers all on form with strong performances throughout the night from Balfour, Lana Middler and Shaun Boyle. The meeting final seen Balfour take the win ahead of Bailey Wilson and Shaun Boyle.

The youngsters in the Ninja Karts were once more out in force, and didn’t let the wet conditions affect them as they continued to race round within inches of each other pushing as hard as they can. Lochie Heeps took a win in the whites and yellow race, pipping Brett Sneddon in the closing stages of the race, with Brett holding on excellently to keep Alix Martin at bay in the closing laps. Two all kart heats followed with some excellent racing throughout. Lochie Heeps looks to be in great form as he took some catching in both heats, with Alix Martin also putting in some great performances. Rory Wilson and Jayden Jeffrey took the heat wins ahead of the Autism Awareness final. It was another fast paced race with Rory Wilson proving to be the driver to beat once more as he heads towards the exit door in the Ninja Kart formula, as he took the win in the meeting final ahead of Lochie Heeps. Alfie Shevill took 3rd place.

The Superstox seen trophy sponsorship from Annete Chisolm Book Keeping, with some nice trophies up for grabs in the meeting final. Bryan Forrest was back out in action following his knock in the World Final race a few weeks ago, and took the win in both heats on Saturday. Regular visitor, Gary Chisolm took the win in the final just ahead of Bryan Forrest, with Benjamin Erskine completing the top 3. Dylan Anderson had a strong night throughout, with three good races, whilst Danny Whyte also looked to be on the pace in the wet before an axle issue forced him into retirement whilst leading heat 2.

The National Hot Rods completed the line up. Heat 1 became interesting for them as the race started off dry, before the rain came on midway through the race as the drivers raced on slick tyres. James Robertson took the win in heat 1, with Gordon Alexander going on to take a heat and final double thereafter.

Congratulations to all the winners and podium finishers, and a huge thank you to everyone who came along and supported racing at HRP Lochgelly Raceway.

Hardie Race Promotions would like to extend our gratitude to our 2026 season partners.
David Philp Commercials, ASD Racing Products, Spedeworth TV, Scrapco Metal Recycling, U Pull It, Fife Medical Group, Dhoom Indian Streatery, APEX Garden Buildings, GA Autos, SP Utilities, Lothian Property Services, GNR Signs, Specialist Roofing, AG Mot Ltd, RS Motors.
We’d also like to thank Alan Pirouet for the use of the photographs.

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Saturday 19th September

Clark in Scottish Success

Added by Kevin on Monday 21st September

2.0 Hot Rods
Heat 1: 196, 27, 576, 899
Heat 2: 196, 27, 899, 576
Final: 196, 27, 576, 899

1400 Stock Cars
Scottish Championship: 668, 411, 639, 176, 195, 18, 113, 648, 700, 156
Heat 1: 113, 648, 411, 176, 167, 700, 195, 156, 668, 16
Heat 2: 20, 668, 411, 195, 167, 700, 176, 18, 113, 639
Final: 668, 20, 411, 176, 195, 167, 113, 16, 246

ProStocks Basics
Heat 1: 6, 17, 16, 700, 20, 13, 118, 64, 55, 611
Heat 2: 6, 700, 13, 611, 16, 19, 20, 17, 118, 64
Final: 6, 700, 17, 13, 64, 611, 16, 118, 19, 260

CC Rods
Heat 1: 900, 123, 304, 213, 700, 11, 222, 167
Heat 2: 222, 61, 11, 700, 900, 213, 304, 167, 13
Final: 900, 304, 213, 700, 61, 222, 13, 11, 123, 167

Junior Productions
Heat 1: 78, 313, 133, 878, 147, 74, 232, 132, 172, 722
Heat 2: 878, 133, 58, 147, 245, 359, 26, 313, 132, 63
Final: 878, 313, 133, 74, 245, 359, 26, 132, 63, 172

The 1400 Stock Cars fought it out for their 2026 Scottish Championship on Saturday night with any one of the drivers serious contenders for glory this year. During the season so far, no one driver has stood out above the rest, and all the ingredients were there for an exciting race, with all eyes on the grid draw to see who would be starting where.

Connor Jones and Charlie Henry occupied the front row and both would fancy there chances from there if they got a break from the pack. Jones got away well and found himself in the lead of the race in the early stages as the pack behind fought hard to make moves through the field – Rory Naismith was getting stuck in from the back of the grid, whilst Fraser Clark was also looking to time his moves as he looked to make up ground on those starting further ahead. Form driver Brant West found himself in clear track and set about chasing down earlier leader Connor Jones, who by this point, had opened up a healthy lead. Fraser Clark continued to make progress and was soon up into third place chasing down Brant West in the 411 car, and leader Connor Jones 639. Jones kept an eye on his mirror as he seem the two star drivers closing in, as others fell by the wayside. Clark caught the Brant West car and chose his moment carefully to edge West out wide and move into second place on the track. Jones still had a good lead at this point and would be hoping that Clark and West got into a battle slowing each other down, however, the pair raced through and Clark opened up a few car lengths to West behind and set about chasing down Jones. As the laps wore on, the gap closed too, and by the time the lap boards came out, Clark had moved into the lead of the race, moving Jones aside. West was still there too though, and soon moved through into second place, and looked to be closing the gap to Clark up front – but it wasn’t to be for Brant West, as Fraser Clark drove to a fantastic Scottish Championship victory, with West 2nd, Jones 3rd and Gary Nicholls 4th. Dean Sievwright 113 took his second win in as many meetings as he claimed victory in heat 1, with National Points Champion Joshua Machin taking the win in an interrupted heat 2. Heat 2 seen a big impact between Ryan Muirhead and Dale Sutherland, with both drivers needing a bit of attention. Thankfully, both drivers are ok and hope to be out next time out! The meeting final seen Fraser Clark take his 2nd win of the night, finishing ahead of Joshua Machin and Brant West.

The Junior Productions served up some great racing once more – Ryan Love making his debut in the class as well. Fellow newcomer, Blair Innes looks to have settled in excellently in the formula now, and was putting in some great lap times from the rear of the grid – and he’ll be one to look out for in the coming meetings starting near the front. Tamia Aitken has had an up and down season without a lot of luck – however, she’l lhave been delighted to have taken her first win on Saturday in heat 1, holding off Callum Ritchie and Kenzie Kopacz in the closing laps. Leeland Dearn has had a fantastic 2nd half of the season so far, and continued in great form on Saturday, as he raced to a heat and final double that will put him up a grade for the next outing.

The ProStock Basics were invited to participate on Saturday, and came along in decent numbers despite only a few days notice. They provided some good racing, with a wide range of different types of car on track. Ryan Neilson was the driver to beat though, as he swept to a dominating hat-trick of victories.

The 2.0 Hot Rods seen Allan Gibson race to a hat-trick of victories as well, whilst the CC Rods produced some good close racing throughout the night. Craig Denholm took his first win in the formula in heat 2, whilst Kevin Donaldson took a heat and final double after some very close racing with brother Ian!

Congratulations to all the winners and podium finishers, and a huge thank you to everyone who came along and supported racing at HRP Lochgelly Raceway.

Hardie Race Promotions would like to extend our gratitude to our 2026 season partners.
David Philp Commercials, ASD Racing Products, Spedeworth TV, Scrapco Metal Recycling, U Pull It, Fife Medical Group, Dhoom Indian Streatery, APEX Garden Buildings, GA Autos, SP Utilities, Lothian Property Services, GNR Signs, Specialist Roofing, AG Mot Ltd, RS Motors.
We’d also like to thank Alan Pirouet for the use of the photographs.

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Saturday 12th September

Martin Takes Win In McVay Memorial

Added by Kevin on Monday 14th September

2.0 Bangers
Pete McVay Memorial: 31, 321, 246, 74, 755, 43
Heat 1: 755, 246, 179
Heat 2: 31, 179, 755, 246, 321
DD: 179
Entertainer: 441

Ninja Karts
White and Yellows: 484, 68, 13, 8, 5, 424
Heat 1: 484, 7, 518, 9, 42, 94, 666, 194, 63, 68
Heat 2: 7, 484, 666, 63, 94, 13, 518, 9, 68, 8
Final: 7, 9, 518, 42, 484, 94, 666, 63, 13, 68

Junior Bangers
Heat 1: 133, 136, 55, 313, 456, 879, 138, 245, 12, 760
Heat 2: 136, 245, 138, 710, 55, 133, 12, 313, 456, 879
Final: 245, 55, 133, 136, 138, 710, 456, 27, 760, 879

ProStocks
Heat 1: 289, 170, 31, 755, 760, 127, 38, 177, 39
Heat 2: 755, 31, 127, 760, 23, 177
Final: 177, 755, 170, 31, 127, 23, 760

Ministox
Heat 1: 557, 41, 618, 136, 480, 696, 219, 16, 84, 22
Heat 2: 557, 618, 696, 136, 41, 796, 219, 480, 22, 84
Final: 618, 696, 480, 16, 136, 219, 796, 557, 22, 84

It was another fantastic night of racing at Lochgelly Raceway on Saturday 12th September as the drivers put on a show.

There was plenty of action in the 2.0 Bangers throughout the night as they raced in the 2026 Pete McVay Memorial Event. A decent turn out of cars, with drivers travelling far and wide to be with us. Billie-Summer Glen made her debut having only just turned 16 a couple of weeks ago, and took to it excellently. In the McVay memorial race, she held her own and led for periods in the race before being overcome by Ryan Martin, who went on to claim the win, with Glen finishing 2nd ahead of Englishman Dylan Ward. There was plenty of action in the race with only 6 cars completing the distance. The first heat seen another excellent race, with more great entertainment, wrecked cars and big hits! Three cars finished on this occasion – Paul Barron taking the win, with the final race going the way of Ryan Martin, and long distance traveller Jordan Halligan-Bunce taking the win in the DD at the end of the night.

The Junior Bangers have been a fantastic addition to the roster in 2026, with more meetings resulting in more car numbers on track – 15 cars took to the track on Saturday night – the highest yet for a domestic event. There were a couple of visiting drivers, but we also had a couple of new drivers make their debut’s in the class. Nicole Innes and Callum Ritchie joined the ranks, and both hope to be back out on track in October for the Micro Banger World Cup weekend, where the Juniors feature both days. Three different winners on Saturday shows just how competitive the formula is becoming – Race wins going the way of Kenzie Kopacz and Kayne Wallace, before Jayden Barrie took his first win in the Junior Banger formula in the meeting final.

The Ninja Karts raced in their Fife Championship event. A good field of karts provided some brilliant racing. The top drivers battled excellently in all races, whilst the less experienced drivers all had some great battles amongst themselves too. Lochie Heeps took a win in the Whites and Yellows race, before repeating that in the opening heat. Rory Wilson took race wins in the following two races, taking the Fife Championship in the process, ahead of Jayden Jefffrey and Alfie Shevill.

The ORCi Ministox provided good racing once more – with little between many of the drivers. Lana Middler had a good meeting, and was on the pace throughout from the blue grade, and just missed out on victory in the opening heat, with Corey Mathers pipping her to the line to take the win. Mathers took a further win in heat 2, before Stuart Shevill took the win in the final, with Bailey Wilson and Ollie Sime completing the top 3.

The ProStocks completed the line up with some fast paced action throughout the night. Dylan Dickson took the win in the opening heat, before Paul Barron took the win in heat 2. Lewis Gilchrist took a commanding victory in the meeting final, making the most of his yellow grade starting position. Paul Barron and Ina Christie completed the top 3 in the final.

Congratulations to all the winners and podium finishers, and a huge thank you to everyone who came along and supported racing at HRP Lochgelly Raceway.

Hardie Race Promotions would like to extend our gratitude to our 2026 season partners.
David Philp Commercials, ASD Racing Products, Spedeworth TV, Scrapco Metal Recycling, U Pull It, Fife Medical Group, Dhoom Indian Streatery, APEX Garden Buildings, GA Autos, SP Utilities, Lothian Property Services, GNR Signs, Specialist Roofing, AG Mot Ltd, RS Motors.
We’d also like to thank Alan Pirouet for the use of the photographs.

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