Turner Trophy success for Harry in the Micro F2 race
It was another sunny evening at Cowdenbeath Racewall on Saturday – with a number of Angus drivers in action on the track.
Harry Yule (Westmuir) got his hands on the Micro F2 Turner Trophy in the first race on Saturday night, adding to the Highland Cup he recently won at Crimond. Yule went on to win the second heat but was a non-finisher in the final.
Archie Grieve (Brechin) picked up a seventh in the first race, as well as two ninths in heats two and three. Angus Brown (Fettercairn) made his return to the Racewall and was rewarded with a fifth place in heat two and a sixth place in heat three.
Peter Watt (Kirriemuir) was defending the BriSCA F2 Turner Trophy, and was joined on track by Brian Hogg (Arbroath). Watt was third and second in the heats, but had to settle for fourth in the final after sustaining damage while battling for the podium positions. He returned to finish third in the Grand National.
Hogg was eighth in the opening heat but retired in the early stages of the second heat and didn't record any other top 10 placings.
Saloon Stock Cars Scottish champion Barry Russell (Brechin) was in action, and picked up a tenth place in heat one and a fourth place in heat two. Kayden Ogilvie (Laurencekirk) and Rhys Anderson (Laurencekirk) were also out in the Saloon Stock Cars, and both showed a pace improvement during the course of the evening.
This Saturday at the Racewall, the Heritage F2 Stock Cars make their annual trip north for the Scottish Championship. The BriSCA F2 Stock Cars race the Mac100 Trophy and Chapman Trophy. There’s also Saloon Stock Cars, ORCi Ministox and Micro F2s, all starting at 5.30pm.