Another Wild Weekend 2016
Mildenhall Stadium
Saturday September 10 5pm
BriSCA F2 Stockcars 2016 World Championship (Mildenhall Track Championship rd8),
All Granada
National Bangers (Mildenhall Track Championship rd20 and RDC RWD Series rd8) and
Saloon Stockcars EA Championship QF (Mildenhall Track Championship rd8)
Admission Prices: Adults
£20, OAPs £10, under 14s £6, under 5s free, family ticket (any two adults and up
to three under 14s) £46. Prices include car parking and souvineer 40 page
A4 race programme (subject to availability)
Sunday September 11 1.30pm
BriSCA F2 Stockcars-a tribute to #623 Rob Dobie, '25 years of getting in your
way' (Mildenhall Track Championship rd9),
National Bangers Hot Shots Championship (Mildenhall Track Championship rd21) and
Saloon Stockcars EA Championship(Mildenhall Track Championship rd9)
Admission Prices: Adults £15, OAPs £9, under 14s £6, under 5s free, family ticket (any two adults and up to three under 14s) £36. Prices include car parking and race programme (subject to availability)
Please note there are no weekend tickets for this event
Page Index
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BriSCA F2 Stockcars World Championship Grid
BriSCA F2 Stockcars World Championship Roll of Honour
BriSCA F2 Stockcars Consolation Semi-Final
Directions to Mildenhall Stadium
The stage is now set for the biggest night of the year for the BrISCA F2 Stockcars and at Mildenhall Stadium in 2016 as Another Wild Weekend 2016 kicks off in the grandest fashion with the BriSCA F2 Stockcars World Championship on Saturday, September 10 (5pm).
It promises to be a truly massive weekend of full contact motorsport at the Suffolk shaleway with the high octane BriSCA F2 Stockcars also in action on Sunday, September 11 (1.30pm), afternoon in not only another round of the Mildenhall Track Championship but in a special tribute event as the sport shows it's respects to 623 Rob Dobie who celebrates his 25th season of, in his own words, 'getting in your way', and his landmark achievement will be celebrated with a unique testimonial event with some special incentives for the lower graded drivers including a heat for the lower graded racers to start the afternoon, giving them their chance at the spotlight.
There is plenty more stockcar action to be found at Another Wild Weekend besides the BriSCA F2s as the all action Saloon Stockcars return to the venue for the first time since their incredible National Championship and once again there will be big honours up for grabs as the drivers race for their EA Championship, the main event one of the feature races of the Sunday afternoon programme with all of the weekend's previous races determining grid positions for the championship.
Completing this massive weekend are the National Bangers with two very different days of racing, the Saturday evening plays host to one of the highlights of their season with the annual All Granada National Banger session while Sunday will be n opportunity for the young stars of the sport to shine with the 2016 Hot Shots Championship.
A full preview of the weekend's racing will follow shortly, in the meantime please find more information about the weekend further down the page.
Entry Lists (updated August
16)
BriSCA F2 Stockcars
Drivers shown in BLACK are World Finalists
Drivers shown in RED are confirmed drivers for the
Consolation Semi Final
Drivers shown in BLUE are drivers for the
support heat on Saturday, September 10
Drivers who are booked in for the Sunday, September 11 programme only are
listed below
13 Andy Ford
18 Matt Clayton
19 Martin Ford
H24 Willie Peeters
26 Gary Ford
H29 Cor Schutter
38 Dave Polley
41 Dennis Middler
55 Courtney Finnikin
59 Lee Dimmick
81 Mark Clayton
93 Stu Sculthorpe
101 Kelvyn Marshall
Click here for our interview with
defending BriSCA F2 Stockcar World Champion 101 Kelvyn Marshall
103 Carl Issit
124 Ollie Skeels
136 Kyle Taylor
150 Mark Thoms
177 Glen Scott
184 Aaron Vaight
H186 Ricardo Smidt
218 Rob Speak (Saturday only)
219 Chris Mitchell
225 Tony Blackburn
226 Billy Webster
233 Rob Aldridge
235 Bradley Blyth
259 Simon Farrington
283 Gary Allen
289 James Waterfall
298 Jake Walker
299 Steve Smith
H305 Ron van Wamelen
NI312 Christopher Kincaid
331 James Di’Guillio
351 Gavin Mason
372 Steve North
376 Daz Seneschall
377 Daz Shaw
H389 Mike Sijbers
417 Allan Weston
431 Andy Gibbs
441 Micky Branston
447 Richard Hampshire
449 Mark Dorrill
452 Mark Armitage
464 Matt Linfield
471 Malcolm Kaye
488 Liam Bentham
524 Michael Wallbank
527 James Riggall
542 Steven Gilbert (Saturday only)
560 Luke Wrench
578 Mark Gibbs
581 Dan Fallows
597 Barry Clow
606 Andy Palmer
623 Rob Dobie (Saturday only)
Click here for our interview with 623 Rob
Dobie whose 25 year career will be honoured on Sunday, September 11
647 Chris Burgoyne
662 Steve Wycherly
676 Neil Hooper
700 Adam Rubery
715 Scott Aldridge
NI718 Gavin Fegan
724 Tom Pell
728 Carl Pilkinton
735 Mick Haworth
741 Luke Branston
NI747 Bradley McKinstry
768 Tom Adcroft
774 Steve Flatt
788 Stephen Mallinson
817 Tim Bailey
823 Sam Wagner
846 Ashley England
849 Triston Clayden
871 Mark Simpson
887 Neil Brigg
905 Rob Mitchell
NI925 Craig McConnell
NI944 Ryan McCrory
968 Micky Brennan
995 Michael Lund
Sunday, September 11 only
37 Tony Smith
562 Adam Walding
563 Keith Walding
941 Jamie Lane
987 Sam Brigg
National Bangers
All Granada National Bangers: Saturday, September 10 (5pm)
This meeting is open to all Mk1, 2, 3 and 4 Granadas but no Scorpios/Ultimas/’Frog
Eyes’ and any Ford engine up to 3litre is permitted. If there are sufficient
cars to allow it, the Mk1 and Mk2 Granadas will be split from the Mk3 and Mk4
Granadas for the heat races.
Please note that any Ford Granada which races Saturday can be raced again on
Sunday in the National Bangers regardless of the engine being used.
4 Sam Nice
27 Terry King
90 Adrian Harboard
96 Amber Daniels
108 Lewis Jefcote
129 Jon Brooks
148 Dean Jackson
148 Ian Redden
156 Mick Maskall
188 John Reeves
206 Dave King
209 Tom Waller
210 Callum McKee
235 Danny Williams
288 Carl Sowter
317 Callum Jacobs
326 Shane Lynn
327 Mick Maskall Jnr
328 Dan Lathan
329 Michael Carter
378 Jordan Leonard
388 Taylor Sowter
390 David Gibson
449 Mark Thomas
473 Mark Nichols
508 Harry Bradbury
517 Sid Cooper
551 Brett Jackson
617 Jack Overy
620 Guy Whitehead
622 Jack Baker
673 Darren Fendley
787 Steve Simmons
800 Tom Hannah
811 Pete Winter
817 Kurt Jacobs
883 Jack Filmr
884 Tom Filmer
898 Andy Battle
913 Brett Osborne
National Bangers Under 25 Hot Shots Championship: Sunday, September 11
(1.30pm)
The championship race will be the first National Banger race of the
afternoon and is open to any driver under the age of 25 but places are limited
and are offered on a first come, first served basis. The meeting is open to all
drivers of all ages and all drivers are asked to book in. The number of cars
racing will determine the format of the afternoon but all drivers will have the
chance of three races. Below is the list of all drivers booked in to race and
not all are eligible for the Hot Shots Championship
10 Ben Collins
26 Dan Holmes
36 Ricky Lewis
108 Lewis Jefcote
220 Tom Pavitt
233 James Carter
326 Shane Lynn
267 Richard Butcher
269 Tom Morris
317 Callum Jacobs
327 Mick Maskell Jnr
330 Karl Jones
338 Terry Garrod
339 Jack Garrod
428 Ben Airey
444 Charlie Jackson
352 Ben Mynott
517 Sid Cooper
599 Matty Butcher
619 Mike Knight
622 Jack Baker
785 Dom Ambrose
817 Kurt Jacobs
913 Brett Osborne
An entry list for the Saloon Stockcars will follow
BriSCA F2 Stockcars World Championship Grid
A look at how the BriSCA F2 Stockcar World Championship grid is set to look
| Inside | Outside | |
 606 Andrew Palmer |
Row 1 |
 647 Chris Burgoyne |
 823 Sam Wagner |
Row 2 |
 905 Rob Mitchell |
| International Driver | Row 3 | International Driver |
 218 Rob Speak |
Row 4 |
 103 Carl Issit |
 38 Dave Polley |
Row 5 |
 226 Billy Webster |
| International Driver | Row 6 | International Driver |
 768 Tom Adcroft |
Row 7 |
 488 Liam Bentham |
 298 Jake Walker |
Row 8 |
 124 Ollie Skeels |
| International Driver | Row 9 | International Driver |
 441 Micky Branston |
Row 10 |
 578 Mark Gibbs |
 13 Andy Ford |
Row 11 |
 464 Matt Linfield |
| International Driver | Row 12 | International Driver |
 662 Steve Wycherly |
Row 13 |
 41 Dennis Middler |
 26 Gary Ford |
Row 14 |
 377 Daz Shaw |
| International Driver | Row 15 | International Driver |
| Consolation Semi Final 1st | Row 16 | Consolation Semi Final 2nd |
| Consolation Semi Final 3rd | Row 17 | Consolation Semi Final 3rd |
| Consolation Semi Final 5th | Row 18 | Consolation Semi Final 6th |
| International Driver | Row 19 |
 101 Kelvyn Marshall Click here for our interview with defending BriSCA F2 Stockcar World Champion 101 Kelvyn Marshall |
International Entries
NI312 Christopher Kincaid
NI718 Gavin Fegan
NI925 Craig McConnell
NI944 Ryan McCrory
These are to be joined by six entries from Mainland Europe and one from the Isle
of Mann
Overseas entries lap times
The first point of business at Another Wild Weekend will be the lap times
for the overseas entries for the BriSCA F2 Stockcar World Final which will set
the grid positions for the 11 expected overseas entries from mainland Europe,
Ireland and the Isle of Mann on rows three, six, nine, 12, 15 and 19 of the
grid.
This crucial stage of the weekend for our overseas contenders will be at 12noon.
The reason for the early scheduling is so the lap times can be completed in good
time for final preparations to be made ahead of the 5pm start time and fans who
are present at the stadium at this time are welcome to watch this part of the
event.
It has also been decided that the overseas qualifying will be held under
slightly different and unique rules which we hope will offer a more enjoyable
and exciting viewing experience as well as offering the overseas drivers an
added opportunity to prepare for the World Final race.
The 11 drivers will draw at random to compete in group one or two and each group
will then compete together for four meetings each with the fastest lap time set
by each driver in the group in this time being their qualifying time.
The fastest five drivers from the initial round will then have the option to
compete in a third four minute session and while their fastest lap time from
their first session will be ‘banked’ the second round will be an opportunity to
try and improve on their original fastest time in a shootout for the top five
grid positions for the overseas entries.
The confirmed overseas drivers who will compete in these time trials are as
follows
BriSCA F2 Stockcars
World Championship Roll of Honour
Click here for the World Championship roll of honour which is available on the
BriSCA F2 Stockcar website
BriSCA F2 Stockcars
Consolation Semi-Final
Another Wild Weekend is set to get off to a fantastic start with the first
race of the weekend the BriSCA F2 Stockcar Consolation Semi-Final where the
final six places on the World Championship grid will be contested.
The race is open to all those who competed in a Semi-Final race but failed to secure a top 10 finish plus the reserves who were present at the Semi-Final meeting and they will start the race in World Championship qualifying points order with the top six advancing to the main event and with several noticeable names failing to qualify at King's Lynn combined with several shale and Mildenhall regulars who will fancy their chances of making it to the big race this has the potential to be a great start to the two days of racing.
Listed below are all the drivers eligible
for the race, they are listed in World Championship qualifying points order.
Drivers shown in bold are those who have confirmed their intention to
race while those shown with a strikethrough will not be taking
part.
Please note 101 Kelvyn Marshall has confirmed he will not take part in the Consolation Semi-Final and will instead start the World Championship from the back of the grid as defending champion.
7 Gordon
Moodie
968 Micky Brennan
19 Martin Ford
560 Luke Wrench
59 Lee Dimmick
871 Mark Simpson
101 Kelvyn Marshall
676 Neil Hooper
431 Andy Gibbs
788 Stephen Mallinson
741 Luke Branston
817 Timothy Bailey
977 Dave Massey
995 Michael Lund
846 Ashley England
225 Tony Blackburn
24 Jon Palmer
581 Dan Fallows
854 Robbie Dawson
341 Drew Lammas
299 Steve Smith
55 Courtney Finnikin
376 Daz Seneschall
184 Aaron Vaight
542 Steven Gilbert
100 George MacMillan
417 Allan Weston
5 Josh Coleman
887 Neil Brigg
527 James Riggall
136 Kyle Taylor
177 Glen Scott
597 Barry Clow
452 Mark Armitage
289 James Waterfall
700 Adam Rubery
618 Ben Lockwood
219 Chris Mitchell
524 Michael Wallbank
Driver Interviews
Click here for our interview with
defending BriSCA F2 Stockcar World Champion 101 Kelvyn Marshall
Click here for our interview with 623 Rob Dobie whose 25 year career will be honoured on Sunday, September 11
Meeting Sponsors
We are delighted to welcome a number of
sponsors to Another Wild Weekend who together will greatly enhance the prize
fund for the BriSCA F2 and Saloon Stockcars across the weekend.
In the BriSCA F2 Stockcars we have received generous sponsorship from the following backers.
B&M Autos
The Fortune family
Impact Signs
JL Signs Motorsport Graphics
Phoenix Improvements
Randall Motorsport
RS Motorsports
Teng Tools
TMR Supplies
With the World Championship itself and the Consolation Semi Final already
receiving an enhanced prize fund it has been elected to use this sponsorship
money to enhance the prize fund for all the remaining BriSCA F2 Stockcar races
during the course of the weekend.
Having hit our initial goal we can now confirm the Grand Finals on Saturday
evening and Sunday afternoon will both have the same prize fund of the sport’s
smaller championship events (English Open, GNC, Nationals etc) with £350 in
total on these races up for grabs spread across the top 10 finishers with the
winner receiving £100 and the rest of the of the top 10 receiving £60, £45, £40,
£35, £30, £20, £10, £5, £5.
Furthermore each of the heat, consolation and Grand National races over the
weekend will offer the formula’s previous prize fund from before 2013 with £75
in total on offer in each race, spread across the top eight places, the top
three receiving £25, £15 and £10 with the rest of the top eight all receiving
£5.
In the meantime, the winner of the World
Final will receive £500 in tools and a toolbox from Teng Tools.
The Fortune family will once again sponsor the O’er the Border Trophy which will
be contested on the last F2 race of the weekend and Sunday afternoon’s Grand
National which on top of the aforementioned enhanced prize fund will also
receive a £100 bonus meaning the winner of the race will collect an impressive
£125 while the Fortune family is also offering a bonus of £5 for the driver who
leads every lap and with the Grand National scheduled for the traditional 16 lap
distance it means a further £80 will won on this race.
Having reached our initial target more prize money will be added to the opening heat on
Sunday afternoon which as part of the dedication meeting to
623 Rob Dobie will be primarily a white grade affair and the prize fund in this race
will be boosted by by £10 for each of
the top 10 finishers which means this race would carry a prize fund of £35, £25,
£20, £15, £15, £15, £15, £15, £10, £10 which we hope would make for a great
incentive for lower graded drivers to support this event.
We already have more sponsorship available that what is detailed above and how this will be used will be confirmed shortly. If anyone else would like to sponsor the event then please contact us by e mailing wastedmc@btopenworld.com
Furthermore the Saloon Stockcars EA
Championship has also received some additional sponsorship thanks to S.Venni
Transport, DK Salvage and Spares, appcouk.com and Turf is Us with this
sponsorship being used to enhance the prize fund of the EA Championship race
which will now carry £335 in prize money, exact details on how this will be
divided will follow.
Meeting Format (format is subject to change)
Saturday, September 10
12noon
BriSCA F2 Stockcars Overseas World Finalists Lap times (click
here for more information)
5pm
1. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Consolation Semi Final
2. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Heat Two
3. All Granada Bangers Heat One
4. BriSCA F2 Stockcars World Championship
5. Saloon Stockcars Heat One
6. All Granada Bangers Heat Two
7. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Consolation
8. Saloon Stockcars Heat One
9. All Granada Bangers Grand Final
10. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Alan Benson Memorial Grand Final
11. Saloon Stockcars Grand Final
12. All Granada Bangers Accumulator Qualifier into Destruction Derby
Sunday, September 11 1.30pm
1. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Heat
One-#623 Rob Dobie tribute race
2. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Heat Two
3. National Bangers Hot Shots Championship
4. Saloon Stockcars Heat One
5. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Consolation
6. National Bangers Allcomers One
7. Saloon Stockcars Heat Two
8. BriSCA F2 Stockcars Grand Final
9. National Bangers Allcomers Two
10. Saloon Stockcars EA Championship
11. BriSCA F2 Stockcars O'er the Border Trophy Grand National
12. National Bangers Accumulator Qualifier into Destruction Derby
Admission Prices
Adults: Saturday £20 Sunday £15
OAPs Saturday £10 Sunday £9
Under 14s Saturday £6 Sunday £6
Under 5s Saturday Free Sunday Free
Family (any two adults and up to three under 14s) Saturday £46 Sunday £36
Prices include special souvineer 40 page A4 programme (subject to availability) and car parking.
Please note there are no weekend tickets
Directions to
Mildenhall Stadium
Getting to the stadium is easy with the A11 now upgraded to dual
carriageway. From the Barton Mills roundabout on the A11 turn towards
Mildenhall on the A1101 follow the road to a small roundabout and then follow
the sign for West Row. This road is 2.5 miles long and you pass RAF Mildenhall
on your right at the end of the road turn left towards West Row and then first
right which is signposted Mildenhall Stadium. The stadium is a mile down the
road on your left and the car park is the first entrance by the big tyre. For
the pit area go past the stadium and take the road down the side of the
stadium.
The A11 can be accessed from the M11 at Junction
9 or use Junction 14 onto the new A14 formerly A45 and follow the signs for
Norwich A11. The A14 is also accessible from M6 M1 and Harwich.
The post code for the stadium is IP28 8QU
For more detailed directions click
here
Overnight Camping
Overnight camping is available at Mildenhall Stadium on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday night for no additional cost to racers or fans.
Those intending to arrive early for the weekend are reminded there is greyhound racing at the Stadium on the Friday (September 9) evening from 7.45pm.
Drivers who are staying elsewhere but wish to leave their lorries and bangers at the stadium are able to do so but again we ask that drivers aiming to do this contact RDC before hand.
Long distance travellers who are looking for overnight accommodation are reminded that RDC has a deal with the Bird in the Hand hotel which is just minutes from the stadium and they can be contacted on 01638 713247.
Anyone planning to travel to Mildenhall Stadium the night before this weekend may be interested in joining us at the stadium on the Friday night (September 9) where there will be a greyhound meeting.
RDC offer a fantastic deal with the stadium where drivers can get a reduced admission for themselves and their guests to the dog meeting.
By producing an ORC log book (or a Saloon Stockcar or BriSCA F2 Stockcar log book) drivers can get admission to the greyhound meeting for themselves and all their guests for just £2 a head which includes a race card. Normal admission for the greyhound meetings is £5.
The greyhound meeting will be a great way to kick off the weekend and these meetings at Mildenhall and always an excellent night out for the whole family. The Fenman bar will be open as will the fish and chip shop and the restaurant is open although tables must be booked, for more information call RDC on 01268 412299.
If there is any information you have been unable to find about this event on this page then please contact RDC either by calling 01268 412299 or 07850 683953 or e mail wastedmc@btopenworld.com