many more pics to follow.....watch this space however visit the PS3 Teams Racing facebook page for more awesom photos 

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATES ON THE CALENDER..

Heiby's youth Ministock Memorial is now on the 23rd March and the Demolition derby is on the 14th April as well as the Wesdt Coast Street Stocks

 It was a great day of racing from all classes.  The sun was shining and the track was awesome.  Thank you to the out of town competitors. 

A huge congrats to Blair Lockett 89v for winning the Charlie Berntsen Trophy, 2nd Francis Potaka 52v and 3rd Joshua Annabell 39v.

 also

 The winner of the Ray Purdy Production Saloons, congrats to John Caird 53v, 2nd Nathen Smith 29v and 3rd Darren McKay 18w

See you all at the next meeting on the 23rd March 2013  

Notice to anyone whom would like to attend the Remits meeting......This will be held at the Clubrooms on Wednesday 20th March 7pm

All welcome 

Enjoy Speedway????   Have Great computer skills????   We need you!!!!  We have 2 positions available:

1      We are looking for someone to be able to assist and learn the Electronic Lap Scoring.

        If you think you are the right person for the job and can make each calender meeting, please email the Secretary your details with any experience etc and we will be         in touch.

 2     If you have a good memory and think you are capable of calling cars and watching whats going on to recall back to ELS, once again, email the Secretary with                     contact details

Please only reply if you are serious  

On another note....if you have any pics of your car at the track and would like to see them on the Oceanview website email them through 

Hawkes Bay star in the making, Max Bayley added another notch in his burgeoning repertoire by claiming the Youth Ministock Invasion title at Oceanview Speedway on Sunday afternoon. Bayley had to overcome what was arguably the strongest ever field assembled for this event with the best in the North Island gathering for this annual event.

A 24 hour rain delay could not stop Graeme Barr from successfully defending his North Island Superstock crown at a blustery Oceanview speedway on Monday afternoon. A healthier than expected crowd were treated to a display of rapid superstock racing that had Barr's class stamped all over it. Those that had been at the West Coast Champs at the same venue earlier in the season will have had their smart money on Barr and 2NZ Kerry Humphrey being at the pointy end of the challenge and so it proved as the afternoon developed.

The dodgy Labour Day weekend meant that a number of tracks around the country had to postpone their opening day meetings. Wanganui's weather gods however were sympathetic and gave the Club the conditions to kick off the season. 40 years earlier on Sunday 29^th October 1972 it had all started and a healthy-sized crowd fronted four decades on to take in the action, made all the more better by a superbly prepared track.

The Secretary
Wanganui Stockcar & Speedway Club Inc
PO Box 4214
WANGANUI 4541

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