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A little rain won't stop the show..... we hope Posted 27th December 2006 As the final competitors from all over Australian turn up in town tonight, we are looking forward to them bringing some fine weather. Although with the rain today and with possibility of more rain tomorrow, organisers of the 'Maryborough City Council' Australian ASCF Junior Title are confident that the show will go on. The forecast for Friday and Saturday is looking better and we are hoping the rain will stay away, so we can have 2 nights of full racing and dazzle the expected big crowd. The track is still holding up nicely and we have no doubt the track, with its excellent drainage will fine and super smooth, no matter what conditions get served up. See you tomorrow night for practice, commencing at 4:30pm. Admission is only $5 for practice. Fireworks on this Saturday Posted 26th December 2006 Don't miss your chance to see a monster fireworks show this Saturday night, when the Maryborough Sporting Car Club presents Skyward Entertainment, who will dazzle with a massive fireworks display. Skyward Entertainment are a fantastic fireworks company that does plenty of shows all throughout NSW and Qld. It is busy time for them as the following night as they will be doing the Surfers Paradise New Years Eve Fireworks show on the beach. Admission for the night is cheaper then any concert, or Monster Truck show, so why not come out and enjoy are real fantastic family night out. Only 2 sleeps... Posted 26th December 2006 In only 2 sleeps 60 of the fastest junior drivers in Australia will hit the track for the 'Maryborough City Council' Australian ASCF Junior Title. With a support program of division one and two Street Sedans who are contesting the Wide Bay Cup on both nights, Vintage Sedans on Friday and Dwarf Cars on Saturday and a Massive Fireworks display on the Saturday, their will be no where else, I would rather be then Maryborough Speedway. Racing starts at 5pm on both Friday and Saturday night with gates opening at 3pm. This is your chance to see the future stars of speedway, so don't miss out. Come and check out the ASCF Juniors for yourself Posted 22nd December 2006 The ASCF Juniors hit the track for two hours on Thursday 28th December, commencing at 5pm. Admission is only $5 per person and children under 12 will be free, and it will your chance to check out Australia's very best Junior Sedan drivers. After the practice the Maryborough Sporting Car Club will be presenting gifts to all drivers in the Australian Title at the welcoming party to be held trackside. For those that are keen to see these stunning sedan cars are invited to attended the official opening ceremony to be held at the Brolga Theatre on Friday morning commencing at 10am and finishing at Noon. This is your chance to come down and get some autographs of the future super stars of the sport. The club will also be selling a sausage sizzle and softdrinks and ceremony will be opened by the firing of the time cannon and then the announcement of the 'Autobarn' Best Presented Car. Working Bee this Saturday Posted 15th December 2006 The Maryborough Sporting Car Club is holding a working bee this Saturday commencing at 8:00am. It is the last weekend we have before the Aussie Title (due to Christmas next weekend). We will be extending the bar area at the 'Black Flag Bar' and doing a general tidy up of the machinery shed and pit area. New Pit Area Posted 13th December 2006 Here are a few photos of the newly revamped Maryborough Speedway pit area. Plenty of room now for everyone. The first photo below is taken from about where the previous pit ticket box was.
Track Fence - freshly painted Posted 13th December 2006
The hard working club members have been hard at work during this week, and have also finished painting the track fence. The fresh coat of paint looks a treat and things are looking great for the 'Maryborough City Council' Australian ASCF Junior Title.
The club will be holding another working bee this weekend for general yard clean up and light duties. We would love a hand if you have time. See you there. 'Maryborough City Council' Australian ASCF Junior Title Posted 10th December 2006 Sixty drivers have nominated for the upcoming 'Maryborough City Council' Australian ASCF Junior Title, to be held on the 28th, 29th & 30th December. This meeting will be the biggest meeting ever held at Maryborough Speedway and everything is ready to host all the teams that will come from as far away as WA, SA, Vic and NT. The title is a 3 day format with all drivers getting a practice night on the Thursday night at 5pm - 7pm. The complex will be open for the public to come along and watch the future superstars of Speedway on the Thursday night for only a $5 admission fee. Friday will be a massive day when every car will be on display between 10am and Noon in the Brolga Theatre car park, where the judges will also award the 'Autobarn' Best Presented Car. The Title will be officially opened by the firing of the town cannon with both Mary Heritage and the Town Crier. Friday night will see all the on track action start 3 Rounds of heat races for the ASCF Juniors. Support on the night will be from the Vintage and the Street Sedans Div one and two who will be contesting three rounds of heats for the Wide Bay Cup. Saturday night will be massive with the final round of heats for the ASCF juniors and the C, B and the all important A Main. The Street Sedans will be contest more rounds before there run the finals for the Wide Bay Cup. The ever popular Dwarf Cars will also add some more excitement to the night which will also see a massive fireworks display from Skyward Entertainment. As you can see, this Australian Title will be massive for not only Maryborough but for Queensland and if the last few ASCF meetings are anything to go by, it will be definitely not worth missing. ASCF Junior Nominations
Wide Bay Cup - Street Sedans Div 1 & 2 Posted 8th December 2006 Could all drivers interested in competing in the Division 1 and 2 Street Sedan "Wide Bay Cup" at the next meeting on 29th & 30th December, please click on he link below and read the updated information about the meeting. Tow money has been increased and one round of heats has been removed on the second night. Don't forget that nominations close on the 15th December for the meeting due to the meeting being over the Christmas /New Year break. Don't miss out, its gonna be a ripper... Pits have been extended Posted 6th December 2006 During the last couple of weeks, the Maryborough Sporting Car Club have been hard at work making a permanent extension to the pits at the Maryborough Speedway. Due to the increased numbers of competitors at every meeting and the size of transporters, we are very happy to announce that the pit capacity has now doubled, with plenty, and I mean plenty of room for everyone. The club would also like to remind all members that working bees will be held every weekend leading up to the Australian ASCF Junior Title which is on in only 4 weeks. We still have plenty to do before we host over 60 of Australia's very best ASCF Junior Teams and Families. Plenty of smoke and plenty of fun Posted 6th December 2006 The second burnout bonanza was witnessed by around 1000 people and everyone left happy after witnessing plenty of fun and tyre screeching at Maryborough Speedway last Saturday night. The burnouts have seemed to be a hit with the loyal fans in Maryborough and plans have already making the next burnouts bigger then the first two. A short Video Highlights package courtesy from Hyperformance Videos will be available in the next couple of days from the Photo/Video Gallery page . Thanks again to everyone that supported the Burnouts and we look forward to bringing more smoking rubber action in the new year. Speedway Open Practice Day this Sunday Posted 28th November 2006 This Sunday, 3rd December the Maryborough Sporting Car Club are hosting an Open Practice. The cost to bring your registered race car is $20. The practice day is open to the public and the club is only asking for a gold coin donation for entry. Gates open at 10am, with practice starting at 11am and finishing at 5pm. A canteen will be running on the day. Attention All club members and interested persons Posted 23rd November 2006 We need your help!!!! This Sunday, we will once again be holding a massive working bee at the track, starting at 9am. Lunch will be supplied and once the work is finished, approx 3pm, the beer will be on at the bar. We have heaps to do to finish the extension of the pits and also mix the new dirt into the track for the practice meeting Sunday week. After the practice day, we will be also painting the track fence and we will have to complete the fencing of the new pit area. Keep an eye on the website for working bee times and dates, as we really need as much help as we can get from all of our club members and volunteers. Burnout Bonanza Posted 22nd November 2006 It is that time again and this Saturday night, the sounds of screeching rubber will fill the Maryborough Speedway, as they will host the Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza. If you are interested in nominating, please do so ASAP, by calling Paul Redman on 4125 3055 during business hours or download a entry form from the FORMS page on this website. Divisions on the night will be Open, V8's, 6 and 4 cylinders, Ladies and Motorbikes. Gates open at Noon, with burnouts from 3pm. Full Bar and Canteen facilities are a available, but no Glass or Alcohol can be brought onto the Speedway grounds. Also don't forget that no children under 16 are allowed in the pits and for those in the pit area, covered in footwear must be worn. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would once again like to thank Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre for his continued support. Check them in Maryborough of Hervey Bay and visit their website by clicking on the logo below. See you this Saturday, for a great night of high horsepower action.
Street Sedan Division 2 Payout from November 18 meeting Posted 22nd November 2006 Due to the time curfew the Street Sedan division two final was not run. Although the final was not run, the Maryborough Sporting Car Club has decided to pay final money (as normal) as per heat points. The cheques will be sent via mail in the next couple of days. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would like to once again apologise for not being able to run the final and would also like to thank all the drivers, teams and spectators for their support, understanding and patience. The V8 Amca's debuted but the ASCF Juniors starred !!! Posted 19th November 2006 The V8 Amca's made there debut at Maryborough and put on a great show but the 22 ASCF Juniors stole the show with an outstanding display of fast, clean and entertaining racing. The ASCF Juniors who will be contesting there Australian Title at Maryborough on December 28, 29 & 30, dazzled the crowd last night. Every single heat race was close, fair and fast and the only incident was Charlie Brown getting a helping hand into the side of Kirstin Van Zeeland, sending both hard into the main straight fence. A full field of 20 ASCF Juniors lined up for the final to contest the President's Trophy and the race went from green to chequered flag without a stoppage and Brisbane's Shane Heathcote was victorious from Ryan Pearce, Michael Francis, Jayden Peacock and Scott Thomsen. The very appreciative crowd is now looking forward to the Australian Title when over 50 ASCF Juniors get the chance at being crowned A1. In the V8 Amca's, Peter Britten not only won the Final, he won 3 from 3 heat races and stopped the clock at 15.86 seconds on a super fast Maryborough circuit. The track was once again very driving which provided a lot of side by side racing action. Eric Knight came home in the final in second in front of Lismore's Keith Duggin. The Amca's loved their first ever hit out at Maryborough and are keen to return next season. The QSCA Junior Street Sedan Final started with front runners Scott Thomsen and Brett Baxter both being sent rear of the field, after tangling on the first lap of the feature race. At the restart allowed the current Queensland champ, Jason Slade to run away with the win. Thomsen and Baxter battled back through the field to finish in second and third. The Division Street Sedan final was taken out by Maryborough's Chris Elliot who brought his brand new falcon home in front of Neil Harm and Russell Cowley. The race was declared after Dempsie Pails ran wide and hit the turn two fence. Dempsie was taken away to hospital, but was soon released later without any serious injuries. Due to the delay with the Pails incident the Street Sedan division two final and the Flying Formula 500 A Main didn't get to got ahead, but the Maryborough Sporting Car Club is governed by a curfew and must abide by it. Heat race action from the Formula 500's saw Nathan Pronger get his PRT/Racetec working nicely getting laps times down to 13 seconds flat. Not only did Pronger do this he also rolled his car over in turn two. Maryborough duo of Dan Moes and Dale Shilleto both showed plenty of speed on the "hooky" Maryborough surface. The next meeting on the calendar is the Burnout Bonanza on December 2, and the following day will be an Practice Day that everyone is invited to come and watch for only a gold coin donation. The next speedway meeting is a cracker as the ASCF Juniors will contest the 2007 ASCF Junior Australian Title on 28th, 29th & 30th December. The final night of the 3 day event will also feature a massive fireworks show. Speedway back on this Saturday night Posted 14th November 2006 Get set for a ripper of a meeting this Saturday night when the sound of V8 engine bring to life the heritage city raceway. V8 Amca's are extremely keen to have their first ever run on the Maryborough Speedway and we will have drivers coming from as far away north as Blackwater and Rockhampton and south from Lismore. At this stage a quality field of 15 V8 Amca's are confirmed and due to crashes and engine blowouts at Lismore and Brisbane last weekend, about 8 - 10 drivers are busily working on their race cars to make it to Maryborough so we may end up with over 20.
Formula 500's with the late notice have gathered a super field of around 15 and Oval Express superstars, Alan Gimson, Dan Moes and Dale Shilleto have all nominated. Both Mick and Nathan Pronger will be keen to take the prize money back to Bundy, but will have also have the Brisbane gang of Eddie Schwella, Ross Mason and Jamie Oliver just to name a few. The flying Formula 500's will once again put on a super show as these 200kg race machines, lap the Maryborough Speedway in 13 seconds.
The ASCF Juniors have a cracker field of 20 cars which have their last hit out at Maryborough Speedway before the Australian ASCF Junior to be held on December 28,29 & 30. The ASCF Juniors will contest the Presidents Trophy this Saturday, and you can expect this beautifully presented 1.2L sedans to turn on some of the best racing of the night.
Over 30 drivers in division one and two Street Sedans are keen to fight it out this Saturday night and since the last meeting at September 23rd, plenty of new cars and drivers will join the rest of the other drivers and try to biff and barge their way to victory. QSCA Juniors round out the program and another 20 Juniors will have their last hit-out before the QSCA Junior QLD title to be run at Maryborough on Jan 20. As always, a full bar and canteen will be operational and gates will open at 3pm with racing starting at 5:30 SHARP. Formula 500's added to support card this Saturday night Posted 13th November 2006 The host track of the 2007 Australian Formula 500 Title, have added the flying Formula 500's to the program for this Saturday nights meeting. This Saturday's meeting will be a cracker and will feature excellent fields in all divisions. The Program on the night is V8 Amca's, Formula 500's, ASCF Juniors (Presidents Trophy), Street Sedans division one or two and QSCA Juniors. Gates open at 3pm, with racing from 5:30pm. Catch the bus from Hervey Bay Posted 13th November 2006
Don't forget that Suntours are running return buses from Hervey Bay to the main gate at the Maryborough Speedway at each and every race night. Bookings are essential and can be made by calling 1300 735 301.
Blue Cards Posted 13th November 2006 Just a reminder that all club officials/volunteers MUST hold a current blue card as our sport involves Children. Blue cards are free and all you need to do is fill out a few forms. Forms can be collected from Daryn or Petrina Brims. Improved seating at Maryborough Posted 13th November 2006 After another successful working bee on Sunday, the club has improved the seating capacity by removing the fence that separated the back straight to the pits in turn 2. That fence has been moved up into turn one and will allow a heap more room for fans to lay a blanket or put a chair down to watch all the speedway action. After the massive crowds that have been supporting Maryborough this season, and due to the demand on facilities the club has also purchased brand new registers to decrease the waiting/line times at both ticket boxes, the canteen and the bar. We are working on making Maryborough Speedway the premier venue in Queensland. We have plenty of big tasks still on the "to do" list, such as building another 10 grandstands and also to extend the pits, so we can hold more cars and transporters as we anticipate this season to be our biggest ever and next season will blow your minds. So for all club members that can lend a hand please contact the executive's and they will be-able to let you know when the next working bee will be on. V8 Amca's coming to town Posted 9th November 2006 For the first time ever, V8 Amca's are coming to Maryborough Speedway for the next meeting on November 18, so I suggest get a long and enjoy the rumble of the V8's.
So you might ask what is a V8 Amca ? V8 Amca's are a fantastic, fast racing division that are one of the fastest growing forms of Speedway and will lap around Maryborough faster then Modified Productions do.
V8 Amca's run a V8 Holden 253 engine and use the sub frame and cross member out of either a Holden Kingswood, Statesmen or Premier models HQ - WB. Amca's also run a control tyre which always makes for some of the closest sedan racing currently around. Stay tuned for more information as this will be an excellent "tin top" meeting with plenty of nominations in each division. 'Dale and Meyers' Fraser Coast Bike Extravaganza Posted 5th November 2006 If you want to break a drought, bring the worlds best solos riders to town and the heavens will open and didn't it "bucket" down. At 2pm, members of the Speedway where all feeling positive about getting a meeting done, when a dark cloud hit the speedway dropping nearly 2 inches of rain in 30 minutes. After the storm, the international riders, track crew and members gathered on the track and where happy to see the track with hold the onslaught from mother nature. It was decided that if the rain would hold off for the afternoon and night, we would run the meeting. By 5:30pm, the track was looking okay and the sun was shining and racing went ahead as planned. Unfortunately, over half of the riders in the Support Divisions didn't brave the conditions and decided to stay at home, but the riders left certainly put on an awesome show. Once again the crowd favourites of the night would of been the young children on the 50cc bikes who raced 3 and 4 wide for each heat and where cheered on every step of the way by the die hard fans that braved the conditions to support the club. The 50's where won by Troy Guenther with Bailey Jung and Alex Howlett rounding out the top 3. Special mention of all the other little champions who all had a ball on the heavy track. They where Nicholas Scott, Anthony Orr and the crowd favourite who got faster with every lap he did Tarsuin Van Wamelen. Only 2 of the Junior 65cc riders turned up both the two brothers had a heap of fun, but it was older bother Travis who will have bragging rights of Nathan in the Zschech residents. Stock Bikes put on some breath taking action with Maryborough lad Brenton Mathiesen taking out the night from Ben Peut and Tim Murray. Graham Smith had a massive fall in turn one and we wish him a speedy recovery after he sustained a broken leg. Sidecars razzled and dazzled under tricky conditions but the Gympie team of Bill and Loueen Sewell where unstoppable by taking the event out from the father and son team of Paul and Daniel Newman and the North Queensland team of Josh Sinnott and Hamish Golding. The Golden Helmet Series was a top shelf affair and the heat racing was amazing as the Aussies stuck it to the internationals in the earlier heats. The first Semi final lined up with Australia's Jon White, Josh Grajczonek and Ashley Cathcart facing the red hot Czech Champ, Filip Siteria. The action was elbow to elbow and as they came around to take the chequered flag it was Siteria that beat home Jonno White to book themselves a spot in the Final. The second Semi Final saw Australia's Ricky Barney beat home the New Zealand champ, Andrew Aldridge with Adam Vandirek and Mitchell Davey. Club officials had a close eye on the internet weather map as a big storm closed in on the Maryborough Circuit. The final lined up with Siteria, White, Aldridge and Barney. The raced started with Siteria flying around a foot off the fence from the outside gate to take the lead, but this is when trouble struck with the Qld flyer Ricky Barney falling from his machine sending him hard into the fence. Barney was only a little shaken from the heavy contact, but obviously didn't continue. At the restart, White and Siteria battled side by side for the first lap when White laid his bike over also in turn one allowing Siteria to run away and win round one of the Golden Helmet Series. New Zealand Champ, Andrew Aldridge was next home from Jon White. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would like to thank everyone that braved the conditions and still came out and supported the international bike event. Your support was very appreciative and we look forward to putting on some more massive bike events next season. You don't have to wait long for more speedway action as November 18 is just around the corner and will feature the roar of the V8 Amca's, ASCF Juniors, QSCA Juniors and Street Sedans divisions 1 and 2. 'Dale and Meyers' Fraser Coast Bike Extravaganza Posted 1st November 2006 This Saturday night sees the return of 2 and 3 wheel action to Maryborough Speedway which will feature the Golden Helmet International Solo Series.
9 time world Champion, Ivan Mauger has hand picked some of the best riders from Czech Republic, Enland, New Zealand to take on Queensland very best Solo riders. From the Czech Republic are Filip Siteria and Adam Vandirek. England will be represented by under 21 British Champion, Ben Wilson. Former New Zealand Champion Sam Taylor and current New Zealand Champ Andrew Aldridge will take on Queensland's best. Wide Bay Bike Bonanza Solo feature race winner, Josh Grajczonek who will be keen to once again beat home Ashley Cathcart, Mitchell Davey and former international and Gold Coast flyer Scott Smith. Making his return to the Golden Helmet Series and Maryborough is Roy Stout, who loves the Maryborough track and is looking forward to doing well in the Heritage city. Jon White and Ricky Barney will make up the awesome field for the Golden Helmet Series what will be some of the finest Solo racing ever seen at Maryborough Speedway. Supporting the Golden Helmet Series will be the Support Solos, who will feature a riders good enough to compete with the Superstars of Solo racing. Glenn Prowse, Peter Dean, Tim Chilcott and Tim Murray will no doubt ride the races of there life to prove to the big boys that they can mix it with them.
Modern Sidecars once again return and the North Queensland teams of Brodie Cohen/ Tim Shaw and Josh Sinnott / Hamish Golding will be keen to take the money home with them. They will have to fend off the always fast team of Bill and Loueen Sewell. Plenty of other red hot Sidecars team will once again "turn it on" for the expected massive crowd. The local motorcross boys and girls will take on Brisbane's best as the trade the jumps for the super fast speedway circuit. Open Stock Bikes, 65cc and 50cc Juniors make up the support card, with a few burnouts for the four wheel fans. Gates open at 3pm with on track action from 5:30pm. Full canteen and bar facilities are available and don't forget that no alcohol or glass can be brought into the complex. See you Saturday night for another brilliant family fun night of high speed, speedway action. We would once again thank Dale and Meyers Timber Trade Centre for their valued sponsorship of this international Bike Meeting.
'Dale and Meyers' Fraser Coast Bike Extravaganza Posted 25th October 2006 The Maryborough Sporting Car Club is extremely pleased to announce that Dale and Meyers Timber Trade Centre is the major naming rights sponsor to the upcoming Fraser Coast Bike Extravaganza featuring the International Golden Helmet Solo Series. Dale and Meyers are a local company that are the Queensland leaders in the hardwood structural market and have also established a massive wholesale and retail customer base throughout Queensland which includes major hardware chains, timber outlets and landscape yards. It is a very exciting time in the Maryborough Sporting Car Club and it is great to establish great working relationships with wonderful local companies like Dale and Meyers. Click on there logo below to visit there website.
Once again, thanks to Dale and Meyer Timber Trade Centre for supporting this massive meeting at the Maryborough Speedway. Fraser Coast Bike Extravaganza Sub Regs Posted 18th October 2006 Sub Regs for the November 4th, are now available from the 'FORMS' page. This meeting will feature the Golden Helmet Solo Series, Sidecars, Dirt Track Stock Bikes, Dirt Track Junior 65cc and Dirt Track Junior 50cc. Please fill out sub regs and nomination forms and forward to the race secretary ASAP. V8 Sprintcar Meeting a Massive success Posted 18th October 2006 With one of the biggest crowds turning out at Maryborough Speedway last Saturday, it shows that speedway is certainly strong and healthy on the Fraser Coast. Thousands of people watched one of the best nights of speedway that has ever been seen at Maryborough Speedway.
The night got under way with Andrew Scheuelre setting quick time in time trials in the Sprintcars. The Sprintcar heat races where unbelievable as drivers search high and low for the fastest way around the lightning fast track. It wasn't until the Dash when Andrew Scheuelre blitzed the held to ensure a pole position for the final, but he also set a new lap record of 11.151 seconds. The final was a cracker, with Thorley leading Scheuelre, Jensen, Wright and Mann for many laps until Jensen got caught up with a back marker and flipped in turn 2. This wasn't the only action at the red light stoppage, because Graham Sharp pulled to the infield with his new razor in flames. Sharp's race suit was also on fire, but the quick thinking Crash Crew extinguished the fire and ensure that no harm was done.
After the restart, it was a race to the finish and on the last lap, Thorley ran high into turn one allowing Scheuerle and Wright to get through and finish in that order with Thorley having to settle for 3rd. Scheuerle was obviously ecstatic with the win and thanked his crew and the Maryborough track crew for preparing an outstanding track to race on. Ben Wright was extremely happy about running second and is looking forward to coming back and racing on March 17th.
The 'IFS' Trevor Schofield Formula 500 Memorial ran the World Series Sprintcar format and it was Woolongong's Steve Caunt who set quick time in Time Trials. Heat winners were Tony Schmidt, Dan Moes, Mick Pronger and Robert Muscat. The A Dash was won by Steve Caunt but was it was Matt Jordan that stole the show in the Dash with a series of flips and rolls along the back straight after running high and making contact with cement fence. The B Dash ran green to chequered and was won by Dan Moes. The A Main lined up with 18 Formula 500's all chasing the $1000 first prize and didn't they turn it on, Mick Pronger, Dan Moes, Alan Gimson and Steve Caunt all diced and swapped positions on numerous occasions. The red light was brought on when Steve Caunt and Tony Schmidt got caught up and both ended up barrel rolling hard into the turn two wall and made a mess of both cars. Both drivers walked about without any major injuries. At the restart, Gimson raced on to win the Trevor Schofield Memorial from Mick Pronger in second and Dan Moes rounding out the top three. Compact Speedcars returned to Maryborough and once again a good show even though the car count was down. The final was a shortened race as the field was reduced to only four after mechanical dramas forced over half the field on the trailers early. Tony Bealey won the final from Kevin Titman and Darren Bates came home in third. The next outing for the Compact Speedcars at Maryborough will be the Queensland Title, which will be held on January 20. One of Maryborough's favourite classes, Modified Litres turned out and the action started early with Sid Whittaker rolling over after hitting the wall in hotlaps. After the earlier incident, Sid Whittaker went on to win a thrilling feature race after passing Keith Blatch on the last lap. Brad Hilder after spending a busy night also driving a V8 Sprintcar rounded out the top three. The next meeting at Maryborough will be the Fraser Coast Bike Extravaganza which will feature the Golden Helmet series for Solos which features international riders from England, New Zealand and Europe. The support program on the night will be Sidecars, Stock Bikes, Junior 65cc, Junior 50cc and throw in a few burnout cars. Stay tuned for further announcements. Letter from a Fan Posted 17th October 2006 After a very successful opening few meetings to the Speedway season and after the outstanding Sprintcar show in last Saturday night, the Maryborough Sporting Car Club received this letter from a couple and the club it would be a great idea to let all our hard working, volunteer club members that all their hard work isn't going unnoticed by the patrons.
HI- Your program was first class.
Moving on each race start quickly, well I also would compliment each and
every driver and crew members. I have The presentation, precision and
safety issues were second to none. Please Scheuerle smashes Lap Record Posted 15th October 2006 Andrew Scheuerle not only quick timed in time trials, won the dash, won the A Main but he also set a new track lap record of 11.151 seconds. The Previous record was set last year by Darryl Hodges with a 11.665 second lap. Scheuerle paid tribute to the Maryborough Speedway for the awesome track and venue and also thanked his pit crew for the great car. Scheuerle proved a big hit in Maryborough as the massive (and I mean massive) crowd cheered on in there thousands and created an atmosphere never heard at the Maryborough Speedway. Quick Results: V8 Sprintcars 1st - Andrew Scheuerle Q95, 2nd - Ben Wright Q69, 3rd - Peter Thorley Q51. A full report and photos from the night will be posted in the next couple of days. V8 Sprintcars are back this Saturday Night in a Big Way !!! Posted 10th October 2006 This Saturday night will see the V8 Sprintcars return to Maryborough in the biggest field ever seen on the Heritage City Raceway. 24 V8 Sprintcars have nominated including Queensland superstars Darren Jensen, Andrew Scheuerle, Terry Bracken and Ben Wright who are all keen to make it a winning night this Saturday. Another hot chance will be former World Series Sprintcar rookie of the year and the current Australia #3 is Cameron Gessner who comes into this weekend in hot form after winning last Saturday night at Brisbane International Speedway in Round 1 of the Comp Cams Series. Last time the Sprintcars raced at Maryborough they set an Lap record time of 11.665 seconds and plenty of them reckon they can go even faster this time round. V8 Sprintcar Nominations: 8 Melissa Boyes The support program on the night is the 'IFS' Trevor Schofield Memorial for the Formula 500, Compact Speedcars and Litre Sprintcars. On Track action starts at 5pm with gates opening at 3pm. What every you do, don't miss Maryborough Speedway this Saturday night, it's gonna be a cracker !!! IFS Formula 500 Trevor Schofield Memorial Meeting Posted 6th October 2006 23 of Queensland and New South Wales best Formula 500 drivers have nominated for next Saturday's night IFS Trevor Schofield Memorial Meeting. Not only will it be a great chance to use the night as setup and practice for the Australian Title at Easter, but the winner will pocket a cool $1000.
The Formula 500's will be using transponder timing for the first time ever and will run the World Series Sprintcar Format which is as followed: Time Trials (2 Laps - fastest lap counts) 2 rounds of heats (both reverse grid as decided by time trials) A Dash B Dash IFS $1000 to win A Main - 20 Laps
The great thing about this format is that if you time trial first, you get more points then you would if you won both heat races, so the pressure will be on as each car hits the track for time trials. Advanced Earthmoving Attachments have also put up $100 for the driver that time trials the quickest.
Nominations:
Ben
Dorsett Steve Caunt
As you can see by that list it is shaping up nicely as an excellent shake down for the Queenslanders before over 50 Formula 500's battle it out for the 2007 Australian Formula 500 Championship at Maryborough at Easter.
Racing on the night starts at 5pm with gates opening from 3pm. Christmas Lunch Posted 3rd October 2006 For those drivers, teams and families that will be in Maryborough for the ASCF Australian Title on Christmas Day, we have put together a list of venues in the region that will be doing Christmas Lunch. Just click on the link below, and the information page will open up. Wide Bay Bike Bonanza Posted 1st October 2006 O what a night !!! The bikes returned to Maryborough after a lengthy absence from the Maryborough Speedway and they put on an amazing display of wheel to wheel racing with a few trills and spills along the way. From the moment the bikes hit the track for practice at 4pm, they where flying. Scott Smith lined up in the Solo A Main as the favourite after 4 wins from his 4 heats, but on the second lap, threw a chain and watched on as the rookie sensation out of Ayr, Josh Grajczonek flew home to win the feature race. Second home was also a North Queensland boy, Mitchell Davey who made the trip down from Townsville. Geoff Tompkins from Brisbane was home in third on his older, but still fast bike. The Sidecar A Main was probably the race of the night and the crowd loved every lap. As the gates flew open all 4 sidecars went into turn one 4 wide and they all raced for position down the back straight. Taylor had the narrowest of leads of team Sewell, Josh Sinnott and Wayne Munck. With only a lap to go Munck came into turn one and snapped and axle and was lucky not to roll his sidecar over. The race was declared and Steve Taylor was given the win, from Bill Sewell and Josh Sinnott in third. The Dirt Track Stock Bikes didn't disappoint as the sight of 10 stock bikes lined up along the starting gate was enough to get the blood running through the veins. Some of Brisbane best lined up against the local boys from Maryborough and Hervey Bay. Not only did the Stock bikes provide some of the closest and fierce racing on the night, they entertained everyone with the post race antics of wheelies and burnouts. The Stock Bike Final was won by Brenton Mathiesen, from Robert Thistleton and Corey Latimer. The Juniors on their 50cc machine won over plenty of hearts as the 5 to 10 year old lined up and raced up a storm. Well done to all the Juniors that put on a fantastic show. The next meeting is in only 2 weeks when the V8 Sprintcars return to Maryborough Speedway as part of the MSAQ Qld Series. Photos from the night will be posted by Wednesday. Stay tuned for more. Minutes from the AGM Posted 30th September 2006 The Maryborough Sporting Car Club AGM was held last Monday night at the RSL. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would like to thank everyone that attended and would like to announce the following changes to the executive committee. President: Paul Redman Vice President: Ryan Harris Secretary: Daryn Brims Treasurer: Tracey Panton The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would also like to thank both Steve Hutchinson and Matt Jordan who are the outgoing President and Vice President, for all there hard work, commitment, dedication and leadership during the 05/06 season. You can read the minutes from the AGM by clicking on the following link. Thanks again to everyone that attended and the Maryborough Sporting Car Club looks forward to a massive and successful Speedway season. The Bikes R' Back Posted 27th September 2006 This Saturday night will see the return of the bikes to Maryborough Speedway for the Wide Bay Bike Bonanza.
Some of Australia's best Solo and Sidecar riders have nominated and are extremely looking forward to returning to the super fast Maryborough Speedway. Leading the charge in the Solos will be Scott Smith who is a former under 21 International rider that has spent a lot of time riding professional in the UK and other countries throughout Europe. He won't be have everything his own way as a few flyers from North Queensland are keen to take home the Wide Bay Title. Those riders are Josh Grajczonek, Mitchell Davey and Ashley Cathcart. The sidecars will field one of the best lineups ever seen at the Maryborough Speedway. A couple of hard charges from North Qld are Josh Sinnott/Hamish Golding and Brodie Cohen/Tim Shaw. Both are keen to make the trip south to take home the winners cheque but a couple of other hot chances will be Bill Sewell, Rob Paterson and Steve Taylor. In support to the Solos and Sidecars, will be the Stock Bikes which will see Maryborough motorcross riders take on Brisbane's best on the flat oval track. Dirt Track Sidecars will no doubt entertain, and the Juniors on the Pee Wee 50's will have to be seen to be believed as these 5-10 year old children show off how fast they can go. Gates open at 3pm with practice from 4:15pm and racing starting at 5pm. Full Canteen and bar facilities are available, but don't forget that No alcohol or glass can be brought onto the complex. Make sure you get to Maryborough Speedway this Saturday night for the Wide Bay Bike Bonanza. Season Opener run and won Posted 24th September 2006 PHOTOS NOW AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING IN PHOTO GALLERY The Maryborough Speedway season kicked off last night with a very entertaining night of racing action. With the season starting so early, good car counts where on hand to provide the good crowd to an enjoyable night of Speedway action. The ASCF Juniors made there debut on the Maryborough track for the first time ever and didn't disappoint, as they raced at high speeds with minimal contact. Charlie Brown from Brisbane will go in the history books as the first A Main ASCF Junior winner at the Maryborough circuit. Maryborough's Scott Thomsen was home in second in only his first drive in division and Justin Smith from Brissy was the third passed the chequered flag. Formula 500's dazzled the crowd with their electric speed as they where lapping in the 13 second bracket on the super fast Maryborough circuit. The final was a trifecta for the Maryborough club with Dale Shilleto driving his Pace Chassis passing Alan Gimson's Stallard on the final lap to win a trilling 15 lap final. Matt Jordan who has stepped back into the drivers seat after a few seasons off, finished in 3rd. Division One Street Sedans provided plenty of fireworks and after a fascinating Pole Shuffle won by Brian Francis, he was able to beat home all the other competitors to win the first Division one final of the season. Frank Packer beat Wayne Laverty home for second. Street Sedans division two provided plenty of biff and barge, but David Kent from the Sunshine Coast was able to avoid the carnage and beat home Darren Lyon and Brendan Gillan. Scott Thomsen emerged victorious in the QSCA Junior final winning by over half a lap back to Anita Cooper and Trent Humphries. Vintage Sedans rounded out the night and Allan Stutz won the final from Tony Gablonski and John Watson. The next meeting is this Saturday night when the Maryborough Speedway host the Wide Bay Bike Bonanza, which will feature the return of Solos and Sidecars. Speedway season set to roar this Saturday Night Posted 17th September 2006 The Maryborough Speedway season kicks off this coming Saturday night, with the first meeting of a massive 2006/2007 season. The opening night will see the mighty Formula 500's return to Maryborough in what is a big year for Formula 500's. Maryborough will host the Australian Formula 500 title in Easter and we can expect big fields of Formula 500 drivers who will be out for valuable testing and practice before the biggest event on the 2007 Formula 500 calendar. Current Qld 1, Nathan Pronger will be debuting his new Racetec machine and will be looking to start his season with a feature race win. But with the likes of former Australian Champion Mick Pronger, Qld 3 Alan Gimson and a host of other of Queensland very best, you would be a brave man to pick a winner for this Saturday night. Another division who will be contesting there Australian Title at Maryborough this season is the ASCF Junior Sedans, which is one of the fastest growing forms of speedway and one of the most exciting. The ASCF Juniors will be debut at Maryborough this Saturday night for the first time ever, and these 10 - 17 year Juniors in there 1200 cc Datsun's, Corolla's and Charade's will put on a super show as these purpose built race cars allow a very close and exciting race, every time they hit the track. Maryborough's Scott Thomsen will be taking on the very best Junior drivers from around the state when they hit the track this Saturday. Street Sedans Divisions one and two, QSCA juniors sedans and Vintage sedans will make up the nights program which will see plenty of new drivers and cars. Gates open at 3pm with racing starting at 5pm. Full Bar and Canteen facilities will be available on the night and don't forget that no glass of alcohol can't be brought onto the complex. Make sure you get to Maryborough Speedway this Saturday Night for the Season Opener which always provides plenty of entertainment and excitement. AGM Agenda Items Posted 17th September 2006 Following is a list of agenda items for the upcoming AGM to be held at the Maryborough RSL on Monday 25th September. Life Memberships Club Car Numbers Membership Fees Discussion on Practice
Rules and Regulations Reminder that the AGM starts in the Maryborough RSL function room at 7:30pm SHARP. Maryborough Practice a huge success Posted 10th September 2006 Over 30 cars and over 100 people turned up on Sunday for the first official practice of the 2006/2007 season. Although the heavens opened just as practice started, all drivers quickly packed the track back down and the Practice Day was soon back under way. It was certainly great to see a lot of new drivers and new cars for the upcoming season especially in the ASCF Junior division which Maryborough Speedway will play host to the Australian ASCF Junior Title in December. With the practice run and done, the season proper kicks into high gear in only 14 days for the season opener on September 23rd. The opening night will feature the super fast Formula 500's, ASCF Juniors, Street Sedans division 1 & 2, QSCA Junior Street Sedans and Vintage Sedans. Peter Brock - RIP Posted 10th September 2006
The Maryborough Sporting Car Club wishes to
acknowledge the passing on Friday 8th September, 2006 of a LEGEND
in Australian Motor Sport - PETER BROCK
A truly sad day for all motor sport fans. Whether you are a Holden or Ford fan, Peter Brock was a true Australian ICON and will be missed by all. We wish to pass on our condolences to the family of Peter Brock during this sad time. Brocky - Rest in Peace Maryborough Sporting Car Club A.G.M Posted 5th September 2006 Don't forget the Maryborough Sporting Car Club A.G.M will be held on Monday 25th September, 2006 to be held at the Heritage Function Room at the Maryborough RSL commencing at 7:30pm. Also, nominations for Executive and Committee Positions close Monday 11th September, 2006. Forms are available from Daryn Brims. Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza Posted 31st August 2006 Make sure you check out the Photo/Video Gallery to check out some awesome photos from the Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza. Once again thanks again to John & Coral Carrell Speedway Photography for supplying the great photos from the day. Make sure you check out there website for more photos from the day. www.thecarrells.com Opening Night - 23rd September, 2006 Posted 30th August 2006 Just a reminder to all club members that you can now nominate for the Opening Night, 23rd September, 2006. Nomination Forms for this meeting can be found under the FORMS page and all you need to do is download a copy of the race nomination form and send it to the club. Opening night will see the following sections racing: Formula 500 ASCF Juniors QSCA Juniors QSCA Street Sedans div 1 QSCA Street Sedans div 2 Vintage Sedans
Make sure you get your nomination in on time as late nominations will be starting REAR OF FIELD, no exceptions. Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza a huge success Posted 28th August 2006 Results from the Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre, can be now found under the Results page. Once again we would like to thank Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre from bringing the Bandag Bullet to Maryborough and also thank the Fraser Coast Chronicle for the outstanding coverage in the local paper. Photo's from the day will be available very shortly. Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza a huge success Posted 26th August 2006
A massive and vocal crowd turned up to witness the Maryborough Speedway's first ever Burnout Afternoon. The crowd saw everything from screeching rubber, busting tyres, overheating engines and the occasional engine blow up. Perfect weather greeted fans and competitors, but it was the Bandag Bullet, that stole the show. The Bandag Bullet put on 3 awesome displays and took three lucky raffle winners on the rides of their life. All three "had a blast" as they spun around in the fastest truck on the planet. With the success of Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza, the club is looking forward to hosting more burnout shows. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would like to once again thank Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre for supporting the burnout show and for bringing the Bandag Bullet back to Maryborough. Check back soon, for results and photos from the day.
Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza Posted 21st August 2006
Only 3 Sleeps to go until the Burnout Bonanza, proudly presented by Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre, comes to life at the Maryborough Speedway. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club have been inundated with nominations and enquiries which means that it is shaping up to be a ripper. With the rides for the children and the Main event of the fastest truck on the planet, the BANDAG BULLET, it will be a fantastic opportunity to come out for a super afternoon at the skids and see for yourself the improvements to the Maryborough Speedway Complex. Gates open at 11am with the Burnouts starting from 1pm, and full bar and canteen facilities will be operating as per normal speedway events. Make sure you watch this Friday's Local Seven Sport at 6pm as Independent State Member for Maryborough Chris Foley and Fraser Coast Chronicle Sports Journalist Richard Harvey try their hand at burnout's on the pad at the Maryborough Speedway. It is worth checking out.... Maryborough Speedway and Handy Hire join forces for the 06/07 Season Posted 23rd August 2006 With only days to go until the sounds of screeching tyres and high horsepower engines hit the Maryborough Speedway burnout pad, the Maryborough Sporting Car Club would like to welcome Handy Hire onboard as valued sponsor to not only the Bob's Bridgestone Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza but for the upcoming Speedway season. Handy Hire have been a big supporter of the Speedway and we look forward to working with them throughout the coming season. Please click on the logo below to visit there website.
Australian ASCF Junior Title Posted 21st August 2006 The Maryborough Sporting Car Club is very pleased to announce that the Maryborough City Council will be the major naming rights sponsor for this seasons Australian ASCF Junior Sedan Title. The Maryborough City Council is very excited to be onboard with the Maryborough Speedway to showcase the biggest Junior Speedway event ever to be held in Queensland and Australia. Planning for the massive 3 day event has already hit high gear and plans are in place to make the next generation speedway superstars feel right at home when they travel from every state and territory in Australia to make up the strong 70+ field that will front for the 2006/07 Australian ASCF Junior Sedan Title. The Maryborough Sporting Car Club would once again like to thank the Maryborough City Council for coming onboard. Please click on the picture below to visit the Maryborough City Council Website.
Working Bee this Sunday Posted 17th August 2006 This Sunday is the final opportunity for us to get in a working bee before the Burnout Night. Bring your mowers, whipper snippers and yard tools so we can tidy the venue up. The working bee will start at 8:30am and if we all rip in, we shouldn't need to stay at the track very long at all. See you Sunday. Burnout Bonanza Posted 16th August 2006 With just over a week until the Bobs Tyre Centre Burnout Bonanza, we would like to remind all drivers that intend on competing in the Burnouts to download a Burnout Entry Form from the 'Forms page' and send it to the club. The Bandag Bullet is pumped and ready to entertain the crowd and I know plenty of drivers are keen to have there 60 seconds of fame on the Burnout pad. Gates on the day open at 11am with Burnouts starting at 1pm. Come along for a great family fun day which will also have rides for the kids. Full Bar and Canteen facilities will be available from 11am. Once again we would like to thanks our major sponsor, Bob's Tyre Centre for supporting the inaugural Maryborough Speedway Burnout Bonanza. Click on the logo below to visit there awesome website. See you on Saturday 26th August. Its gonna be a awesome !!!
Old vs New Posted 12th August 2006 For those that now can't remember what the old control tower looked like here is a comparison between the old Control Tower versus what it looks like now after the off-season make over. Before.... After....
Trevor Schofield Formula 500 Memorial Meeting Posted 12th August 2006
The Trevor Schofield Formula 500 Memorial Meeting to be held at Maryborough Speedway on October 14, 2006, is shaping up as massive event with Independent Fuel Supplies Maryborough coming onboard as major sponsor for the Formula 500 Blue Ribbon event.
A big field of the very best Formula 500 drivers are expected to turn up for IFS Trevor Schofield Memorial Meeting. The Formula 500's will be using computerized transponder timing during the event and will run the World Series Sprintcars Format of Time Trials, Heats, A & B Dashes, B Main and the all important $1000 to win A Main.
With the $1000 first prize and the fact the Maryborough will play host to the Australian Formula 500 Title at Easter, a big field of Australia's very best drivers will find there way to Maryborough on October 14 for this massive Speedway meeting, which will also feature the mighty V8 Sprintcars, Compact Speedcars and Modified Litres.
Working Bee this Sunday Posted 11th August 2006 A Working Bee will be held this Sunday 13th August starting at 8:30am. We plan on finishing the track signage and plan to give the grounds, canteen and control a general "Spring Clean" before the Burnout Bonanza which is on in only a few weeks. See you all Sunday morning. Maryborough Speedway taking shape for the Upcoming Season Posted 7th August 2006 Here are a few photos taken at the Maryborough Speedway of some of the upgrades. As you can see the place has had a massive facelift so far during the off season.
New Signage around the venue Flash looking Ticket Boxes Back of the Control Tower
The toilets and corporate box looking sharp Upgraded fences at the complex
Complex has been brought into line with Toilets have been painted and more new fencing Qld Government No Smoking Rules and Regs
Main Control Tower looking a treat after the new paint and new signage Oh What a Night !!! The Maryborough Sporting Car Club Presentation Dinner was held on Saturday night and around 100 people turned up and celebrated the 2005/2006 season.
To the sounds of Jim Daniels the party kicked off with some light music while the big screen worked flat out with continuous speedway highlights from all the action from the Maryborough Speedway season. After a fantastic dinner, and some more video highlights, it was down to the business end of the night with the presentation of the season championship winners. Major Award Winners
Champion of Champions - Daryn Brims Lloyd Peatey Shield - Keryn Goodwin Presidents Trophy - Thomsen Family Wayne Stevensen Memorial Trophy - Daniel Ritchie
Vintage Sedans
Club Champion - Tony Gablonski Finals:- 1st - John Watson, 2nd - Tony Gablonski, 3rd - Cyril Bates Heats:- 1st - Tony Gablonski, 2nd - Cyril Bates, 3rd - John Watson Mal Johnson Memorial Shield:- 1st - John Watson, 2nd Cyril Bates, 3rd - Tony Gablonski Eric Campbell Memorial Trophy:- Kerry Usher Participant Awards:- Allen Stutz, Chris Barlow, Steve Barsby, Warren Day, Geoff Moller, Alan Stewart and Kerry Usher
QSCA Junior Street Sedans
Finals:- 1st - Scott Thomsen, 2nd - Trent Packer, 3rd - Samuel Cordie, 4th - Mitch Thomsen, 5th - Hamish Redman, 6th - Danielle Harris Heats:- 1st - Scott Thomsen, 2nd - Trent Packer, 3rd - Samuel Cordie Highest Visiting Driver:- Brett Baxter (Gympie)
QSCA Division 2 Street Sedans
Club Champion - Richard Brosnan Finals:- 1st - Richard Brosnan, 2nd - Rick Hodges, 3rd - Andrew Moss, 4th - Gary Harris, 5th - Steve Brunke, 6th - Dion Wood, 7th - Peter Hibberd, 8th - Greg Ross, 9th - Tracey Panton, 10th - Cliff Ottaway Heats:- 1st - Dion Wood, 2nd - Richard Brosnan, 3rd - Rick Hodges Highest Visiting Driver:- Keith Baxter (Gympie)
QSCA Division 1 Street Sedans
Club Champion - Keryn Goodwin Finals:- 1st - Paul Redman, 2nd - Keryn Goodwin, 3rd - Adrian Thompsen, 4th - Steve Thomsen, 5th - Martin Ritchie, 6th - Chris Elliot Heats:- 1st - Keryn Goodwin, 2nd - Paul Redman, 3rd - Adrian Thompsen Highest Visiting Driver:- Travis Hutchison (South Burnett)
QSCA Super Street Sedans
Club Champion - Daryn Brims Finals:- 1st - Daryn Brims, 2nd - Darryl Etherden, 3rd - Troy Ware Heats:- 1st - Daryn Brims, 2nd - Graham Humphreys, 3rd - Jeff Peacock Modified Production
Participants:- Steve Thomsen, Steven Zahl
The Maryborough Speedway would like to thank everyone that not only turned up for the presentation, but also thank everyone that helped out throughout the season. We would also like to the thank Quail Trophies for the outstanding trophies that they once again provided with the help of our wonderful sponsors that made the night happen.
Thomsen Builders Pty Ltd The Raw Sausage Bp Ferry Street Greg Watson Bobcat Hire Tinana Hot Bread Cars Plus Mechanical Fraser Coast 4WD Recyclers G.J. Stutz Logging Pty Ltd Hervey Bay Auto Recyclers Jarrett Performance & Dyno Tuning Tarrants Ford Klupfel Performance Bearing Service Centre Greg's Quality Meat Redman's Radiator and Exhaust City and Country Wholesalers Packer Waste Water Systems Commercial Klean Kut Mowing Bob Jane T-Mart Geoff Scott - Auto Shop J E Watson Builder KJ's Concrete Sawing and Drilling Service Timber Grove Discounts Maryborough Engine Reconditioning Service and once again Quail Trophies
The 2006 Maryborough Sporting Car Club Presentation Dinner was a huge success and everyone at the club is looking forward to the massive season ahead. Stay tuned for more photos from the night to be publish on this website in the coming days. (SOME PHOTOS HAVE ALREADY BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE PHOTO GALLERY)
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