Latest Results
Saturday 16th May
Hughes in Junior National Glory
Added by Kevin on Monday 18th May
Junior Productions Heat 1: 959, 58, 5, 929 (-2), 982, 932 (-2), 74, 636, 661 (-2)
Heat 2: 929, 154, 147, 959, 133, 636, 310, 232, 878, 126.(5, 58, 65 DQ)
National Championship: 929, 959, 932, 147, 154, 310, 661, 74, 232, 313
Ministox Heat 1: 480, 557, 16, 874, 618, 219, 879
Heat 2: 480, 557, 874, 618, 16, 879, 219
Final: 618, 874, 557, 219, 16, 879
CC Rods Heat 1: 267, 06, 700, 213, 900, 304, 11, 337, 167, 195
Heat 2: 267, 11, 700, 900, 304, 06, 337, 213, 195, 167
Final: 267, 700, 09, 900, 304, 337, 167, 11, 195, 701. (213 DQ)
Superstox Heat 1: 309, 119, 54, 028, 611, 695, 252, 319, 453, 426
Heat 2: 119, 453, 37, 611, 309, 54, 695, 126, 028, 319
Final: 119, 309, 37, 319, 126, 695, 028, 426
Micro Bangers Heat 1: 249, 247, 251, 74, 69, 274, 307
Heat 2: 74, 274, 307, 69, 247, 251, 249
Final: 247, 249, 274, 251, 69, 74, 307
DD: 74

The Junior Production formula took centre stage on Saturday 16th May as they contested their 2026 National Championship event.
With drivers from Scotland and Northern Ireland competing, it was always going to be a busy track as the youngsters aimed to showcase their talents. 24 drivers took to the track in the opening heat, but that number soon depleted as an early incident seen a few drivers crash to a halt on the opening lap. The restart commenced with a few less drivers, and the racing soon got underway with the drivers reminded to keep things clean at the earlier drivers briefing. Ryan Berry raced to victory in the opening heat, with Leyton Hughes crossing the line in second, but would be docked a couple of places following a coming together earlier in the race. This would promote Scottish girl star Bella Brown into second place, with Connor st Aubyn moving up into third place as a result. Heat 2 would see the grid reversed from the opening heat, and there were a couple of stoppages in this race too. A coming together between 58 and 982 would see the 982 left stricken over the track resulting in a stoppage, before 78 Tamia Aitken found herself stranded on turn 3 sitting in a dangerous position and unable to get going. There were a few incidents reviewed during the course of the stoppages, which seen a number of drivers removed from the race a result of their involvement in incidents. The race soon got going again with a few drivers now on the infield – Leyton Hughes found himself up front and raced to a dominant win in heat 2 ahead of Jake Barnett and Louie Hendry. The points were tallied up from the two qualifying heats to determine the grid for the National Championship race, with Hughes and Berry tied at the front, a coin toss would determine who would take the pole position. Ryan Berry won the toss, with Hughes having to start on the outside. As the cars came onto the track, a rain shower materialised, dampening the track for the National Championship race. The opening laps would see a fantastic battle ensue between Berry and Hughes, with Hughes sticking it around the outside line, whilst Berry tried his best to keep him at bay whilst allowing racing room on a greasy track. Both drivers drove fair and showcased some of the best of Junior Production racing during this period, whilst Hughes finally got the break and into the lead of the race. Berry followed on but wouldn’t be able to challenge Hughes up front, with Jack Morrison making a strong drive to come through to finish in third position, ahead of Scotland’s Louie Hendry in fourth. Congratulations to Leyton on defending his title!
The CC Rods were in good form as they raced with the white line markings for the first time this season, and the drivers had to work hard to keep the car within the line when they were challenged. This allowed for some very good racing and a good number of outside line overtakes. Gavin Ritchie drove solidly in the early races as he held a good inside line in most parts despite some intense pressure. Up front in the opening heat, there would be no catching the 267 Steven Adair car, who flew away to a dominating victory, Gregor Whyte finishing 2nd and Ian Donaldson 3rd. Heat 2 seen another good race with next to no incidents between the drivers, with Gavin Ritchie, Gregor Whyte, Kevin Donaldson and Ian Donaldson all racing hard and fair for long periods during the race. Ian Donaldson worked hard to make the outside line work, with the pack closing in behind. As the drivers battled, this allowed those starting ahead of them to clear off into the distance and there would be no catching Steven Adair up front, and Alun Gregory in second. The meeting final seen the grid formed in points order, and Adair was on pole, with Ian Doanldson on his outside. Ian Donaldson got the better start and moved into the lead of the race early on with Adair holding onto second, with Kevin Donaldson, Gregor Whye, Robert Conway etc all in behind. Donaldson looked to be in control of the race though, soon caught the back marker Gavin Ritchie, with Ritchie seemingly making life difficult for Donaldson and this allowed Adair through into the lead of the race, with the 700 car dropping into second place. Kevin Donaldson soon caught the recovering 213 car of Ritchie and the pair came together on the back straight with Ritchie running out to the wall into turn 3. Adair would take the win ahead of Ian Donaldson and Gregor Whyte, with Kevin Donaldson in fourth. Ritchie would find himself DQ’d from the race as a result of his actions, which will mean he will miss the first race of the next meeting he attends.
The Superstox welcomed Gary Chisolm once more, with sponsorship from Annette Turner Book Keeping for the meeting final trophies, and we would like to extend our thanks to them for the continued support at HRP Lochgelly Raceway. Josh Duff debutised his new self built car, and it wasn’t the best of starts – a coming together with 319 Benjamin Erskine seen Duff into retirement early on. A coming together early in the race between Adam Low and Kenny McKenzie seen McKenzie lose some time as he found himself against the wall in turns 1 and 2. Bryan Forrest took a race win in the opening heat, with Aaron Riddell finishing in second a few car lengths behind the 309 car. Heat 2 seen Aaron Riddell claim victory ahead of McKenzie, whist Josh Duff brought his car home in third. The meeting final once more seen McKenzie and Low come together, this time, it was a role reversal as Low found himself into the wall in turn 1 and 2, whilst McKenzie found his front wheel rubbing against his bumper, also forcing him into retirement. Up front, Riddell and Forrest had a good race with little between the pair, with Josh Duff in the mix for a few laps before dropping back. There was another strong showing from Mirran Adams as she once more came away with a decent haul of points.
The ORCi Ministox raced in R2 of the GA Autos Series, with the meeting final winner coming away with a tyre courtesy of the GA Autos team. Despite low numbers, there was plenty of good racing, with Corey Mathers and Ollie Sime never far away from each other, and similarly with Ben McLellan and Stuart Shevill. There was not a lot of good fortune for Shaun Boyle & Lucas Whyte, as both drivers returned three DNF’s. Ollie Sime took wins in both heats, before being spun out on the last lap of the meeting final, whilst Stuart Shevill took a win in the meeting final ahead of Ben McLellan and Corey Mathers.
The Micro Bangers continued on the quest to World Cup qualification in the Fife Medical Group series. Kurtis McQuade, Jamie Sangster and William Youngson all took race wins on the night, with Sangster also claiming victory in the end of meeting DD.
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 9th May
May Speed Weekend Results
Added by Kevin on Monday 11th May
Saturday National Hot Rods Heat 1: 743, 156, 962, 330, 629, 524, 17, 925, 303, 305
Heat 2: 76, 9, 71, 93, 252, 305, 77, 524, 175, 944
Heat 3: 162, 17, 252, 175, 71, 77, 76, 629, 925, 156
DPC European Championship: 252, 17, 9, 629, 175, 162, 156, 944, 67, 55
2.0 Hot Rods Heat 1: 929, 911, 7, 54, 529, 331, 180, 977, 97, 949
Heat 2: 7, 949, 54, 529, 196, 977, 32, 97, 929, 331
Heat 3: 32, 977, 954, 331, 929, 97, 435, 180, 949, 54
Stock Rods Heat 1: 29, 441, 84, 46, 5, 60, 127, 698, 183, 842
Heat 2: 100, 5, 84, 183, 441, 698, 29, 127, 289, 411
Final: 84, 29, 441, 5, 46, 842, 127, 183, 698, 60
1400 Stock Cars Heat 1: 195, 263, 105, 682, 541, 271, 409, 922, 37, 421
Heat 2: 271, 946, 161, 648, 20, 610, 668, 922, 37, 421
Heat 3: 156, 400, 946, 263, 514, 668, 411, 20, 276, 106
Classic Hot Rods Heat 1: 300, 72, 62, 227, 525, 523, 9, 216
Heat 2: 300, 72, 62, 227, 525, 523, 9
Final: Run Sunday
Sunday National Hot Rods Chesher Memorial: 93, 76, 39, 925, 629, 175, 67, 133, 743, 115
S McDiarmid Race: 944, 252, 175, 17, 39, 925, 71, 77, 629, 524
Scottish Open: 175, 76, 629, 17, 524, 133, 77, 305, 71, 156
2.0 Hot Rods European Championship: 7, 929, 32, 949, 911, 954, 180, 435, 23, 899
Heat: 196, 32, 7, 23, 954, 180, 730
Scottish Open: 32, 7, 180, 196, 23, 730, 184
Stock Rods Heat 1: 412, 441, 46, 183, 698, 842, 5, 127, 289, 81
Heat 2: 248, 84, 698, 100, 183, 842, 29, 5, 261, 412
Lochgelly Masters: 84, 698, 183, 842, 29, 46, 248, 289, 127, 81
1400 Stock Cars European Championship: 400, 168, 303, 682, 105, 20, 137, 922, 917, 409
Scottish Open: 302, 168, 409, 991, 176, 106, 263, 161, 668, 105
Dash: 168
Classic Hot Rods Scottish Open: 300, 72, 227, 523, 9, 216
Reverse Heat: 523, 300, 9, 72
Chesher Memorial: 300, 72, 523, 9

Report to follow!
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Friday 1st May
McNulty At The Double
Added by Kevin on Monday 4th May
Ministox Heat 1: 879, 16, 480, 796, 618, 136, 874, 557, 219, 321
Heat 2: 557, 618, 879, 219, 874, 796, 16, 480, 136, 41
Final: 874, 480, 618, 879, 557, 219, 321, 796, 41, 16
ProStocks Heat 1: 31, 177, 45, 610, 76, 259, 198, 760, 697, 127
Heat 2: 610, 76, 31, 259, 127, 697, 810, 969
Final: 610, 45, 67, 259, 31, 127, 969, 810
U Pull It 1400 Stock Cars Heat 1: 67, 639, 16, 20, 195, 546, 411, 249, 576, 668
Heat 2: 668, 118, 67, 249, 546, 20, 36, 639, 411, 195
Final: 20, 67, 668, 411, 249, 639, 195, 576, 118, 36
Full report to follow
Please note, our mylaps system was intermittent on Friday, and as such, lap times may not show and results have been edited accordingly.
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Saturday 25th April
Saturday 25th April
Added by Kevin on Tuesday 28th April
<strong> Junior Bangers </strong>
Heat 1: 453, 145, 133, 55, 127, 479, 72, 760, 245, 27
Heat 2: 133, 55, 456, 479, 245, 72, 127, 760, 27
Final: 55, 133, 479, 456, 127, 72
<strong> Stock Rods </strong>
Heat 1: 29, 5, 100, 84, 81 (-2), 183, 412, 441, 842, 248
Heat 2: 29, 81, 5, 127, 84, 261, 183, 100, 289, 412
Final: 84, 842, 29 (-2), 289, 5, 183, 248, 81, 28
<strong> National Hot Rods </strong>
Heat 1: 36, 700, 71, 629, 330, 538, 144
Heat 2: 144, 700, 36, 629, 71, 330 (-2)
Final: 700, 36, 71, 330
<strong> Superstox </strong>
Heat 1: 119, 154, 309, 611, 453, 028, 695, 319, 555, 426
Heat 2: 154, 119, 453, 611, 695, 28, 426, 49
Final: 154, 119, 453, 12, 695, 611, 319, 028, 426
<strong> Micro Bangers </strong>
Heat 1: 180, 69, 247, 74, 249, 274, 161, 307, 22, 262
Heat 2: 69, 247, 180, 74, 307, 161, 274, 249, 22
Final: 69, 180, 247, 307, 161, 74, 274, 249, 262
DD 74

It was a fast paced night of action on Saturday 25th April at Lochgelly Raceway as the drivers enjoyed the perfect track conditions to deliver fast, close and competitive race action.
The Stock Rods provided brilliant racing in each of the three races with very little between much of the drivers – Newcomer David Philp Jnr2 has hit the ground running in the formula as he raced to victory in both heats, before crossing the line first in the final though was later penalised for a jump start. Jamie Callis was a welcome visitor and showed good pace throughout the night with a couple of top 3 finishes a reward for his journey. Daniel Davidson had a difficult night, caught up a few times, but brought things together in the meeting final as he came away with a runners up spot behind Robbie Armit.
The Junior Bangers provided more great racing as they appeared for the second time this season. The youngsters have a history of upstaging the senior classes, and the Juniors certainly gave it a good go on Saturday with action, good racing and everything you’d expect from a junior formula. Steve Allan had an excellent night as he took a win in the opening heat, and was unfortunate not to add to that further on the night, but did take away a third place in heat 2, and a fourth in the final. Dougie Kidd arguably looked the quickest car on the night, finishing 2nd in heat 1, before getting caught up in the following races resulting in 2 further DNFs. Kenzie Kopacz took advantage in heat 2 to claim victory whilst Tommy Melrose took a win in the meeting final in his new car.
The Superstox welcomed Michael Green north of the border as he prepares his car ahead of the World Final in September – Green was as usual, in great form, pumping in some superb lap times. Aaron Riddell claimed victory in heat 1, whilst Green took the win in heat 2 and the meeting final. Riddell brought his car home in second place in each of the races, with Kenny McKenzie completing the top 3 in what was his first outing of the season in his new car. Mirran Adams had what was arguably one of her strongest performances in the formula, as she found herself leading in each of the three races only being overcome in the latter half of each race.
The National Hot Rods have been on an upward trajectory in 2026, and the formula is producing some very good close racing as a result. Saturday seen three different race winners on the night – Roy Anderson & Cameron Willacy taking the wins in the heats, before Ian Donaldson held on to take the win in the meeting final despite pressure from Roy Anderson throughout the race. It was a difficult night for the red graded drivers, with them all struggling to make inroads into some very quick yellow graded drivers.
The Micro Bangers competed in round 2 of the Fife Medical Group World Cup Qualifying Rounds, with Sean McConnachie and Scott Smith both looking quick throughout the night. McConnachie took the win in the opening heat with Smith taking the win in the further two races, whilst Jamie Sangster claimed the win in the DD. Lee Edwards didn’t come away with too much great results, but was in the thick of things throughout the night.
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 Motors, RS Motors.
We’d also like to thank Alan Pirouet for the use of the photographs.
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Saturday 18th April
Saturday 18th April Results
Added by Kevin on Friday 24th April
<strong> U Pull It 1400 Stock Cars </strong>
Heat 1: 195, 411, 67, 176, 249, 668, 576, 410, 584, 167
Heat 2: 167, 195, 20, 249,4 11, 113, 16, 668, 36, 639
Final: 249, 195, 36, 16, 411, 410, 668, 20, 176, 167
<strong> ProStocks </strong>
Heat 1: 755, 697, 127, 198, 45, 177, 67, 969, 810
Heat 2: 697, 31, 755, 127, 67, 286, 969, 810
Final: 755, 127, 697, 177, 67, 969, 810. (286 DQ)
<strong> 2.0 Hot Rods </strong>
Heat 1: 529, 7, 196, 32, 23, 899
Heat 2: 32, 7, 529, 196, 23
Final: 32, 7, 529, 23, 196
<strong> Junior Productions </strong>
Heat 1: 58, 232, 5, 65, 636, 245, 133, 878, 359, 74
Heat 2: 313, 232, 661, 58, 5 (-2), 636, 878, 147, 65 (-2), 74
Final: 232, 5, 661, 636, 245, 878, 147, 74, 359, 58 (-2)
<strong> Ninja Karts </strong>
W+Y: 763, 532, 13, 194, 232, 5, 835, 688, 163
Heat 1: 339, 63, 7, 666, 9, 518, 658, 36, 532, 132
Heat 2: 36, 63, 339, 132, 42, 763, 37, 13, 7, 658
Final: 339, 7, 36, 9, 518, 666, 658, 63, 763, 13. (132 DQ)
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