The Big Wind Up Round Up

Cos its a bit, y'know, end of seasony, can't be bothered to do a full report.....

3 TIMES A RUNDLE AT ST DAY

It was a soggy old day at St Day. New faces came to play on temporary licenses. Matt Brewer (206) son of one time Brisca F2 driver Chris, who had a DK car, Julian Coomber (828) also came out with the ex Graham Mallings (11) car, once featured on this very blog, and Steven Gilbert (542) took his dad's number and Darren Wade's old car from his last time. Speaking of Wade, he was back in F2 with the ex Martyn Coles car, purchased on World Final Day, for a few knockabout sessions prior to a new Motorworld in 2014. It was certainly a day for the regenmeisters - Richard Beere (254) took heat one, rumours abound that he is going to be hanging up his helmet, he splashed in the slippy circumstances. Ashley Rundle (116) took the other 2 heats and then the final, the 3rd of the season for the Callington based driver. Nathan Maidment (935) took 2nd on the last corner with Dale Moon in 3rd, who took the GN. The Track Championship is going to the wire with James Rygor (783) and Liam Rowe (605) are level with one to go....

BANGERS TO BARCELONA

Speaking of that boy Rowe, both him and brother Ross, along with Sam Deeble are Barca bound. Banger driver Ethan Pope is also taking part, and Lee Simmons - famous for being fearless, actually he does fear one thing, the calendar's Terri, his missus! The Cartenga Oval is the intended destination with the "Run to the Real Sun"

Can you see the jho logo? I'm struggling to focus!

WIMBLEDON UNDERGROUND OVERGROUND ??

The developers seem to have an eye on the Wimbledon Stadium. Although only a handful of Brisca F2 meetings were held at the legendary London stadium (of which Colin Smith (719) still dines out on), it remains the only stock car and greyhound track left in the capital. Sport will be replacing it, the new owners, AFC Wimbledon, the phoenix football club, created when the original Dons, up sticks and went (via Selhurst Park and the Valley), are looking to return to the spirtitual home of Plough Lane. The Taylor report made their original stadium redundant, and had been looking for a new home. Back in 1992, the greyhound assocation offered to redevelop the Plough Lane site for Wimbledon FC... Another stock car track bites the dust....

Maybe we could get a track at Milton Keynes??