Some drivers may be gone, but they are certainly not forgotten.
Whether they raced for a few years or for decades, many drivers over the years have left the an indelible mark on the many fans of BriSCA F1 Stockcar Racing, be it for their on track action, their achievements in the sport, their personalities, or even their car design. Below you will find driver profiles of some of the Legends of BriSCA F1 Stockcar Racing from the past 50 years.
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Moving over the country to the North East, Aycliffe Stadium became an outpost of BriSCA in 1966. However it had run many years before that as an independent track and had already built up a good driver and fan base.
Rob’s winter strip down and rebuild continues. This week work is done on two fronts.
Staying in the Northwest this week we have a look of some of the stalwarts of the scene.
The build up to the Team Champs continued with the New Zealand Superstock 248 Global Challenge at the prestigious Palmerston North venue on the 21st January.
Pete Fenton’s replica of Doug Cronshaw’s Potent Mix car caused a lot of interest last week at the Autosport International, so this week focuses on Cronshaw, and two of his most famous creations.
The official Team GB New Zealand Polo Shirt is available for £33 including P&P. All sizes are available.
A chance for fans to share any thoughts and wishes, and celebrate any memories or stories they may have.
Three British drivers competed in the 2012 World 240′s at Rotorua Speedway in New Zealand on Saturday January 14th. Palmerston North Driver Andy McCabe was the overall winner with 68 points.
More details inside.