SSA Production Sedan Qld Title up for grabs in Maryborough
A monster field of competitors are set for a massive season finale at Maryborough Speedway on Saturday, including top guns Daniel Henshaw, Joel Berkley and Chris Pagel.
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A monster field of cars are set for a massive season finale at Fraser Shores Maryborough Speedway this Saturday.
The SSA Production Sedan Queensland Title is up for grabs with a record field of 70 cars to do battle.
Gympie’s Daniel Henshaw, the current Queensland No.1, will go in to the race day as favourite, with Maryborough’s Joel Berkley and Chris Pagel, from Gympie also in with a chance to take the title.
The State title races were washed out earlier in the year, with Maryborough Sporting Car Club stepping up to host the titles at the end of the campaign
Club president Paul Swindells said while Henshaw, Berkley and Pagel would start as the men to beat, with such big fields anything could happen.
“There’s a C main race a B main and an A main,” Swindells said.
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“Drivers have to get through all that to get to the final race.
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“There are quite a few drivers in with a chance.
“The whole season with the Production Sedan racing has been fantastic.
“There are a lot of quick cars out there, but at the end of the day it just comes down to the luck of the draw.”
The last race meeting of the season at the Fraser Shores complex in Tinana is packed full of top racing.
Twenty Street Stocks will contest the Cannonball Run , while 22 Junior Sedans (13 Top Stars / 9 New Stars) round out the program that gets underway at the early time of 3pm.
“We are hoping for a big crowd,” Swindells said.
“There will be a lot of great action for the crowds to see.
“It should be a great day of racing.”
Tickets are still available online and at the gate.
Gates open at 1pm with racing starting at 3pm.
To buy tickets online head to https://getsafeticket.com.au/yrr0j.
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