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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.

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'.

Gartner bags Podium on NSSS

Written by Adam Currie | 06 January 2010

New Years Eve saw Toowoomba Speedway play host to the National Super Sedan Series on there whistle stop tour of Australia. With all the top shooters in attendance the competition was at an all time high.

Dave Gartner, driving his Maxwill Racing Engines powered, GT Bobcats, Super Sedan was working overtime to tame his wheel hiking racecar, after topping the point score after the heat races. Gartner drove to a convincing second position in one of the toughest fields seen. This is a great result for Dave as he heads to the next round of the series taking in Hamilton, Warrnambool and Avalon in Victoria as well as wrapping the series up in South Australia with shows at Mt Gambier, Speedway City and the final at Murray Bridge Speedway.

Coyle Takes Charge

Written by Adam Currie | 05 January 2010

The Boxing Day WA Sprintcar Grandslam was a night for the younger generation of drivers to shine.

The first night on Bunbury Speedways new racing surface was a very positive one, with fast times and excellent racing. At the start of the night the time trials showed the way to some fast times. Local hero Jamie Maiolo, wheeling his LJM Produce, Maxwill Racing Engines Sprintcar, went out and set quick time of 13.51, one of the fastest times seen at the venue in years. Many tried after, until a fast Ben Ellement went out and set an identical time.

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.

Dollansky Brilliant at Premier

Written by Adam Currie | 05 January 2010

With the arrival of USA Outlaw Craig Dollansky to our shores, there was always the promise of excellent racing. Driving the Robin Dawkins, Tamar Cars, Maxwill Racing Engines Sprintcar, the 'Crowd Pleaser' Dollansky became very familiar with his new surrounding very fast indeed.

Dollansky proved why he is one of the most talented drivers in Sprintcars by masterfully driving past the race leaded from his 4th starting position and take a very convincing win at Warrnambools Premier Speedway for the New Years Day round of the World Series Speedweek. On a very well prepared racetrack experiencing both a top and bottom racing line Dollansky utilised it to his best ability, driving past some very fast drivers during the 35 lap feature.

Tatnell Take Round 1 of Speed Week

Written by Adam Currie | 05 January 2010

Brooke Tatnell and Krikke Motorsports have kicked off their 2009/2010 Speed Week campaign in excellent fashion, taking out the Boxing Day Clash, Round 1 at Adelaide's Speedway City.

On a night of great competition, Brooke, wheeling his Maxwill Racing Engines, Toyota Geniune Parts, Cool, took a very handy fifth fastest time in timetrials on a track that favoured the earlier timetriallers.

With consistant heat races Brooke had to run the Bronze Dash. From there he elevated himself through the Silver Dash and into the Gold Dash, through means of quick times.