MANJIMUP (WA)
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MANJIMUP SPEEDWAY 2020
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2020 - MANJIMUP SPEEDWAY WEST AUSTRALIAN STREET STOCK TITLE 25th & 26th January 2020The Manjimup Speedway Club hosted the 2019 2020 West Australian Street Stock title at the Manjimup Speedway over the Australian day weekend in 2020, The support divisions were Junior Sedans and Production Sedans.
Shane Whild is QuickestShane Whild has set fast time durring official practice at Manjimup Tyrepower Speedway during the West Australian Street Stock title.
Fifty six of the sixty five starters took advantage of the two hour practice session.
The top ten times were Shane Whild 21.540, Bradley Roberts 21.543, Jamie Oldfield 21.582, Mick Hamon 21.607, David Fall 21.797, Paul Briggs 21.807, Justin Brumfield 21.866, Paul Joss 21.869, Jace Kempton 21.874, Jack Barnwall 21.876.
Beare'y Leads after night 1Anthony Beare leads after the opening night of an action packed, AVEG WA Street Stock title, at the Manjimup Speedway.
Beare went through the night undefeated, and will be the first in history to win the event five times.
Manjimup driver Jack Favero and Bunbury's Mick Hamon are tied on one hundred points each in second and third respectively, While Justin Brumfield from the Northern Territory is in fourth.
The night started on a very wet race surface which took a substantial amount of time to get to a position of being able to race on, but once racing commenced, it would be hotly contested, leading to numerous relegation's, disqualifications and on track incedent's.
Heat winners on the night were, Heat 1 Jack Favero, Heat 2 Anthony Beare, Heat 3 Mick Hamon, Heat 4 Jace Kempton, Heat 5 Craig Clayton, Heat 6 Jason Batchelor, Heat 7 Jase Kempton, Heat 8 Damion Amato, Heat 9 Anthony Beare, Heat 10 Scott Hunter, Heat 11 Ethan Geneve, Heat 12 Justin Brumfield, Heat 13 Damion Lyle, Heat 14 Hayden Norman, Heat 15 Jack Favero, Heat 16 Anthony Beare, Heat 17 Paul Briggs, Heat 18 Mick Hamon.
The top ten after night one were, 1 Anthony Beare, 2 Jack Favero, 3 Mick Hamon, 4 Justin Brumfield, 5 Kyran Bridges, 6 Paul Briggs, 7 Ethan Geneve, 8 Damien Amato, 9 Jack Barnwall and 10 Hayden Norman, at this point Jamie Oldfield was back in position 29.
Jamie Oldfield wins from the B MainJamie Oldfield has won a thrilling AVEG WA Street Stock title at Tyrepower Manjimup Speedway on Sunday night, before a big crowd, in what was an extraordinary 40 lap A Main.
Oldfield came from position eighteen after winning the B Main, to defeat Manjimup driver Jack Favero, Justin Brumfield from the Northern Territory and defending champion Jack Barnwall.
The race had it all including a two lap restart after Mick Hamon was deemed to have spun Barnwall with two laps remaining.
The race started with Anthony Beare and Mick Hamon sharing the front row, with the duo having won seven Street Stock National titles between them, Justin Brumfield and Jack Favero would share the second row, with the race running clockwise.
Hamon would lead Beare and Favero, with the first move being from Favero, who moved to second on lap three.
In a spectactular opening, the race went green through the first ten laps with positional changes a-plenty.
After ten laps, Jamie Oldfield had already made his way through to twelfth position, As Hamon opened a small lead over Favero and Beare, who both were continually swapping second place, Behind them Brumfield would be engaged in a battle with Clint Hadley and Jack Barnewall with the trio also swapping positions continually.
With seventeen laps remaining, Hadley spun in turn four, bunching the field, The race would change completely soon after with Mick Hamon spinning while leading, spread eagling the field, with Hamon dropping to eleventh place, putting Brumfield into the lead for a lap before Beare took the lead for the first time in the race.
Beare's time leading the race lasted one lap, as the four times state champion suffered mechanical issues, putting Brumfield back in front, Jamie Oldfield's ascension to the front of the field was remarkable, moving to second and within two laps Oldfield had moved to the lead.
Brumfield would fight back, but couldn't stay with Oldfield, with Favero and Barnewall engaged in a great battle for the minor placings and amazingly they would be joined by Michael Hamon again in what looked destined to be a great finish.
With Oldfield taking the white flag, the drama hit new heights as Mick Hamon and Jack Barnewall made contact in turn 4, resulting in a 2 lap restart with Hamon deemed the primary cause, sending the 2 times National champion to the rear of the field, Hamon elected to park on the infield and didn't contest the last 2 laps.
The drama was not finished as Barnewall moved under Brumfield on the final lap, taking both drivers high, Jack Favero was able to get under Brumfield as the trio were seperated by just 0.385 of a second as they crossed the line.
The officials deemed the pass severe and relegated the defending champion to fourth, elevating Favero to second, with Brumfield third.
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2020 - MANJIMUP SPEEDWAY SUPER SEDAN SUMMER SERIES 28th November 2020The Manjimup Speedway club hosted a big double header on the 28th of November 2020, Round 2 of the Super Sedans Summer series headlined the night, as well as round two of the South West Sedan Championship.
Both the New Star and Top Star junior's as well as Street Stock's and Production Sedans rolled out on the race track during the program.
Legend Cars and Supermods supported the big sedan car night.
Dusty Backs up State Championship winSuper Sedan numbers were down on the night but the racing was still pretty intence. Gary Higgs fresh from his recent State Title win looked very comfortable winning 2 of the three heats, Chris Pavlovich won the remaining heat.
The feature race once again went to Gary Higgs wrapping up a maximum point's score on the night, second was Chris Pavlovich, 3rd Lee Aylett, 4th Rob Knox, 5th Kemble Aylett, 6th Kevin Bell, 7th Darren Larson, 8th Kyle Larson, and failing to start, Damo Wallinger.
Kyle Sayer brings his A game |