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Tatnell and KMS Crowned World Series Champions

Written by Adam Currie | 08 February 2010

Brooke Tatnell took his 8th World Series Sprintcars Championship, by virtue of just making the feature lineup on the final night of the series at the Perth Motorplex.

On the back of three feature wins and eleven top 5 finishes, Tatnell won the 14 round series, 34 points ahead of the competition. This just proves not only the driving talent of Brooke, but also the ability of the extremely professional Krikke Motorsports, Toyota Genuine Parts outfit to provide top level equipment every night.

Gartner Finishes Off Well

Written by Adam Currie | 05 February 2010

The National Super Sedan Series has just wound up, with some of the toughest Super Sedan competitors vying for top honours. Said to be the most competitive series to date, it saw Australias best take on 10 rounds throughout the country starting off in Queensland and travelling through New South Wales to Victoria, finishing up in South Australia.

Dollansky wins at Latrobe

Written by Adam Currie | 18 January 2010

The American Sprintcar team of Craig Dollansky, Paul McMahan and Lucas Wolfe, driving the Robin Dawkins, Chickenfeed, Maxwill Racing Engines cars completed a clean sweep of the USA v Tasmania Sprintcar Test Series at Latrobe on Saturday night, wrapping it up 2-0.

Running the test series format, the three car USA team took on a three car Tasmanian team consisting of Shaun Dobson, Kurt Luttrell and Jamie Bricknell, doing battle in six heats. Despite winning 3 heats a piece, the Americans were too strong, with more consistant finishing results, taking the score to 11-10, winning the night overall and taking the series 2-0.

Lines goes 3 from 3

Written by Adam Currie | 07 January 2010

Last Sunday Night saw the South Australian Open Sprintcar Title at Murray Bridge Speedway. On a night where most of the competitors were heading home from the arduous World Series Speedweek, Mt Gambier's Steven Lines made a trek worth his while.

To say Lines had to earn his third consecutive South Australian Title would be an understatement. With fellow Maxwill Racing Engines driver, USA Outlaw, Craig Dollansky in blistering form, it was always going to be hard work for any of the field. The night started out in the best possible way for Lines, winning his first heat race in excellent fashion, only to have a coming together with another competitor and rolling over in his second heat, meaning he did not make the 'Top 6 Shootout'.

Tatnell takes the Presidents Trophy

Written by Adam Currie | 05 February 2010

In the lead up to the Kings Challenge and Grand Annual Classic, the traditional curtain raiser, the Presidents Cup went ahead in classic fashion at Victoria's Avalon Speedway.

With a reasonable car count and very strong competition, having all the big hitters in town, it was the Maxwill Racing Engines pilot of Matthew Reed setting quick time around the 390m venue, with a very respectable time of 12.429. With the likes of Brooke Tatnell and other World Series regulars, as well as some big name Americans behind him, the night was set up well to be a great night.

Satori Bags One

Written by Adam Currie | 11 January 2010

Ken Sartori couldnt have pulled off a better performance on Saturday night, winning Round 2 of the Souther Thunder Sprintcar Series at Margeret River Speedway in his Philmac, Maxwill Racing Engines, Maxim.

Time trials at the start of the night was topped by Shaun Bradford wheeling his brand new Carahual, Maxwill Racing Engines, Cool, ahead of Myalup Missile Jamie Maiolo aboard his LJM Produce, Maxwill Racing Engines, J&J.

Maiolo Extends Lead

Written by Adam Currie | 06 January 2010

Jamie Maiolo has extended his lead in this years AHG Sprintcar Series by virtue of a convincing win in the latest round at the Perth Motorplex on Saturday January 2.

The night started off with David Element utilising a Maxwill Racing Rental Engine, setting quick time around the venue, with first season rookie Ben Maiolo setting 3rd quickest time in his LJM Produce, Maxwill Racing Engines, J&J.