Spedeworth Motorsports are delighted to announce that the 2.0 Hot Rod National Championship to be held at Yarmouth Stadium on Sunday May 27th is now fully booked with 26 cars ready to compete for the title!

Five Northern Irish drivers will be coming across the water, led by defending champion #70 Shane Murray, to do battle with the top drivers in England.

A full list of entrants can be seen below:

2 Andy Collins
11 Alex Crane
22 Dan Payne
30 Martin Codling
31 Charlie Jowers
39 Rick Pannell
43 Paul Wright
54 Adam Hylands
65 Mark Willis
70 Shane Murray
72 Gary Goodswen
75 Chris Crane
87 Jason Busby
88 Dale Atkins
96 Kevin Randell
118 Lewis Shelley
304 Danny Fiske
306 William Reed
310 Sean O'Leary
543 Tommy Miller
565 Daniel Smith
626 Paul Freeman
745 Daniel Bennett
920 Derek Martin
959 Adam Best
997 Andrew Murray

The tyre allocation for this event will be 2 new tyres.

Good luck to all drivers!

With a few weeks break while Tullyroan Oval is completed, the Northern Ireland 2 Litre Hot Rod's have their first meeting of the month at Aghadowey Stadium this Friday night.

This will be the first visit to the venue for the 2 Litre's since it re-opened in 2010 and with the annual North West 200 Road races just up the road, hopefully the class will be racing on front of a bumper crowd.

Heat One
Sean O'Leary takes the first win of the day in the 2.0 Hot Rods after overhauling long-time leader Layton Millsom who drove well in his first race from the front of the grid.

Heat Two
A really good close race between the 2.0 Hot Rods as the lower graders are proving hard for the big names to catch around the Claycart Road tarmac. Once again 48 Millsom makes a great start but is eventually overhauled by 146 Scott Morgan who takes a fine win.

Final
A fast and furious final saw 146 Scott Morgan take a double for the day and promotion to the yellow grade as the star drivers struggle to catch the flying lower graded drivers. A big incident saw a coming together between 7 Moss, 65 Willis and 565 Smith but fortunately little damage was done as we round off a cracking day's racing from the 2.0 Hot Rods!

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Heat One
It was Dale Atkins who took victory in heat one as some of the drivers struggled in the difficult conditions. Atkins took the lead after a caution period which was brought about when Dan Bennett found himself facing the wrong way - Collin Moss was deemed to have made contact with the 745 machine and subsequently disqualified!

Heat Two
Alex Crane takes the win in heat two in the wet conditions with several drivers falling victim including 565, 418 & 745 in separate incidents!

Final
Jason Busby takes the win in a cracking final with Kevin Randell in second and Heat Two winner Crane in third rounding off a good day's racing for the 2.0 Hot Rods in difficult conditions.

Report from Spedeworth.co.uk

Darren McGeady took the honours in the final meeting final at Nuttscorner Oval on Saturday 28th of April, before the promotion moves to their new Tullyroan Oval base.
Bradley Dynes and Nigel McCauley shared the heat wins.