The F1Stockcars.com New Zealand Team Champs reporter Paul Tully’s introductory report. Part 1 of 3.

A summary of all the various points scoring championships, with full results tables, grids, videos, and links to the appropriate meeting reports.

The last tarmac meeting of the 2010 season saw thirty-four cars travel to Birmingham. This included some new faces to BriSCA F1 stock cars.

The final shale meeting of the 2010 season saw fifty cars make the trip including Mike Kingston jnr’s (488) first appearance on the loose stuff in the red shale car that Luke Davidson (464) has been using.

The Coventry promoted National Points Shootout finale meeting saw over sixty cars make the journey including the long distance traveller of Dutch driver Rob Hink (H46).

The penultimate shoot out round drew forty cars to the Saddlebow shaleway in front of a packed house for the traditional Carnival Halloween meeting.

Northampton’s final BriSCA F1 offering of season 2010 saw a mid forties car turnout competing for points not only towards round eight of the National Points Shootout but also round three of World Championship Qualifying for the 2011 World Final.

The latest round of the 2010 BriSCA F1 National Points Shootout drew around 45 cars to a damp Birmingham Wheels on October 23rd, including three visitors from the Netherlands plus raffle winner 500 Keith Theakston on his debut in Carl Pickering’s car.

The second WQR round of 2010 for the 2011 season, took place at the second Coventry meeting of October thanks to a necessary rescheduling of a Belle Vue meeting.

A massive crowd assembled at Skegness for the British Drivers Championship, in which Paul Hines offered a career best performance to take the title.