The 2018 Victorian Sprintcar Title and the Formula 500 Jack Willsher Cup headline an action-packed night of racing this coming Saturday night at Sungold Stadium, Premier Speedway, Warrnambool, with strong fields signaling their intentions to be a part of the show with thanks to event partners Go Traffic.

With the Victorian Sprintcar Title also doubling as Round 2 of the Parr Motorsports Track Premiership which currently sees Opening Night A-Main winner James McFadden leading the way on 154 points, from Jamie Veal (148) and Jye O’Keeffe (146), a number of interstate invaders will again make the trek to Warrnambool, with young guns Lachlan McHugh and Jock Goodyer set to join the likes of two-time Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic Champion Steven Lines in making their first Sungold Stadium appearance of the season.

Warrnambool based drivers, McFadden, Veal, O’Keeffe, Darren Mollenoyux, Peter Doukas and Corey McCullagh filled the first six finishing places of the Opening A-Main of the season on November 3, with the challengers to the Local Contingent in the battle for the Victorian Title likely to come from defending Champion David Murcott, Lines, Luke Walker, Grant Anderson, Rusty Hickman and John Vogels.

In the Jack Willsher Cup, the Formula 500’s have produced a star-studded cast for what will be a hard fought affair.

Two-time and defending Jack Willsher Cup winner and current Aussie Champ – Liam Williams – headlines the entry list, which includes former Australian Champion and JW Cup winner Dylan Willsher, Jack Bell, Chris and Dion Bellman and Leigh Van Ginneken while former Sprintcar pilots Tim and Rob Rankin will join a big field of drivers that also includes several interstate stars.

The public gates will open at 4pm on Saturday with the Opening Formula 500 heats set to hit the track at 5pm. The Sprintcars format will consist of Hot Laps (Qualifying in hot laps), Two Rounds of Heats, a Top 8 Shoot-Out and then a C, B and A-Main to decide the Victorian Champion.

Tickets are available up until midnight on Friday via www.premierspeedway.com.au or they can be purchased at the gate from 4pm on Saturday.

Nominations as at Monday November 12, 2018 (subject to change) are as follows:

Sprintcars Victorian Title:

V2 Domain Ramsay
V3 Jacob Dickson
VA4 Carly Walsh
T7 Tim Hutchins
V8 Bobby Daly
V12 Kristy Ellis
VA12 Mark Carlin
S13 Brock Hallett
V17 Dennis Jones
W17 James McFadden
V19 Sam Wren
S20 Glen Sutherland
T22 Jock Goodyer
Q23 Lachlan McHugh
V28 Andrew Hughes
VA29 Terry Rankin
V32 Stephen Spark
V34 Brenten Farrer
V35 Jamie Veal
V37 Grant Anderson
V40 Rusty Hickman
V42 Jye O'Keeffe
V44 Tim Van Ginneken
V45 Mike Van Bremen
N47 Marcus Dumensy
V52 Darren Mollenoyux
N56 Mick Saller
N57 Mathew Dumesny
S57 Rory Button
V58 Rhiannon Burleigh
V64 David Aldersley
V67 Luke Walker
V68 Brett Milburn
V70 John Vogels
S72 Chad Ely
V72 Jacob Smith
V73 Charles Hunter
V77 Brayden Parr
V81 Robbie Paton
VA81 Rhys Baxter
Q83 Steven Lines
V88 David Murcott
VA88 Grant Stansfied
V90 Corey McCullagh
V95 Ryan Davis
V98 Peter Doukas


Formula 500’s Jack Willsher Cup:

A1 Liam Williams
V3 Rob Rankin
V4 Jack Bell
V5 Steven Van Ginneken
V6 Mark Lincoln
GLB7 Tim Randell
V8 Michael Van Ginneken
V9 Jordan Rae
SA11 Nathan O'Shea
SA13 Jake Hose
V14 Jett Speed
V15 Leigh Van Ginneken
V16 Michael Pearson
GLB21 Chris Aird
SA21 Richard Schmidt
V22 Dion Bellman
V23 Jason Loft
V27 Dylan Willsher
V28 Riley Amato
V29 Darcy Giblin
V31 Chris Bellman
GLB32 Kent McDonald
V32 Mathew Turner
V35 Dean Ellston
V41 Ash Clements
V47 Tim Rankin
V49 Josh Buckingham
V51 Ash Sinclair
SA64 Patrick Merrett
T71 Dylan Beveridge
V72 Declan Robinson
SA73 Brendan Zadow
V83 Adam Turner
SA85 Austin McDonald
V95 Dale Sinclair
V96 Andrew Rae
GLB98 Sean Barnett

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