After a five month off season the McCosker Super Sedan series will roar back into action this Saturday the 9^th of October with a field of 18 cars making the trip to Autobarn Carina Speedway.

Headlining the 18 car field will be defending series champion Sean Black who will no doubt be looking to start his championship defensive with a strong result after winning last time out at Carina Speedway. Former national title winners Steve Jordan and Mick Nicola are also heading to Bundaberg to begin there seasons.

Three rookies to the McCosker Super Sedan Series will make their debut on Saturday night. Mitchel Gee will take over the Ian Boettcher Race Parts Q36 Dominator after the retirement of Darren Kane at the end of last season. Michael Larsen moves up to Super Sedans from Production Sedans after purchasing the former Sweet Chassis house car campaigned by Matthew Pascoe over the last two seasons. Lastly circuit racer Zak Hudson will be driving the Phil Laird owned Bullet Chassis.

A large Rockhampton contingent will make the trip to Bundaberg with Leigh and Matt Williams, Glen Knox, Brendan Doyle and Michael Larsen.

Drivers will contest 3 rounds of heats each and all will start the 30 lap final

The Super Sedan Association would like to thank our round sponsor Superior Pak for coming on board this season to sponsor our Bundaberg events. For more information on Superior Pak please check out their website https://www.superiorpak.com.au/

Event Info

https://www.facebook.com/Autobarn-Carina-International-Speedway-105308367955057

Nominations (18)

Brendon Kelly

Steve Jordan

John Sheehan

Mitchell Gee

Bob McCosker

Justin Randall

Barry Craft

Leigh Williams

Dempsie Pails

Josh McLaren

Michael Larsen

Trent Wilson

Matt Williams

Zak Hudson

Mick Nicola

Glenn Knox

Brendan Doyle

Sean Black

McCosker Contracting Super Sedan Series is also proudly supported by:

Redcliffe Towing

Superior Pak

Integrity Warranties

Rockhampton Mazda

Kempy Race Pipes

Brims Costal Cement

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Ken Mills Toyota

Hervey Bay Tilt Tray Hire

Cush Clothing

Topline Australia

Tasman Racewear

Qld Speedway Spares

AFCO Shock Doctor

Fusion Graphics & Signs

Ash Media

Well the season is not far from commencing with less than 3 weeks until the 2021/22 McCosker Super Sedan Series gets underway. Super Sedan Association Inc would like to thank – Bob McCosker of McCosker Contracting for his and his company’s continued support as 2021/22 naming rights sponsor for this years series.

We would also like to thank our Round Sponsors both new and old for their support of this years series. There is still a few rounds available to sponsor should you wish to promote your business in the series. The 2021/22 McCosker Super Sedan Series will be made up of 19 rounds which sees the Super Sedans travel up north to Rockhampton and down south to Lismore and west to Roma.

Round 1 – Bundaberg (Sat – 9th Oct)

Round 2 – Toowoomba (Sat – 23rd Oct)

Round 3 – Brisbane (Sat – 6th Nov)

Round 4 – Lismore (Sat – 20th Nov)

Round 5 – Roma (Sat – 4th Dec

)Round 6 – Gympie (Sat – 11th Dec)

Round 7 – Kingaroy (Sat – 18th Dec)

Round 8 – Bundaberg (Mon – 27th Dec)

Round 9 – Brisbane (Wed – 29th Dec)

Round 10 – Gympie (Sat – 5th Feb)

Round 11 – Lismore (Sat – 19th Feb)

Round 12 – Brisbane (Sat – 5th Mar)

Round 13 – Kingaroy (Sat – 19th Mar)

Round 14 – Toowoomba (Sat – 26th Mar)

Round 15 – Gympie (Sat – 2nd Apr)

Round 16 – Maryborough (Sat – 9th Apr)

Round 17 – Toowoomba (Sat 23rd & Sun 24th Apr)

Round 18 – Brisbane (GP53) (Sat 7th May)

Round 19 – Rockhampton (Fri 13th May)

Round 8 Bundaberg over the Christmas period will be Blue Ribbon event and Round 17 Toowoomba will be a 2 night Blue Ribbon show over the Anzac Day weekend. The GP53 returns in May which we are hoping to see the best drivers in Australia come back up to Brisbane and stay for our final round of the series on Friday 13th May in Rockhampton which is on the eve of the Qld Super Sedan Title on Saturday 14th May in Rockhampton.

There will be more to follow in coming weeks which promises to be a huge season. The calendar remains subject to change noting Covid 19 still remains prevalent.

Nominations are now open for Round 1 of the 2021/22 McCosker Super Sedan Series. Round 1 of the Series commences at Bundaberg at the Autobarn Carina Speedway on Saturday 9th October 2021.Nominations are to be made via the Super Sedan Association website under the nominations tab.https://supersedan.com.au/nominations/Nominations will close on Sunday 3rd October 2021 at 6.00pm (Qld time).A reminder nominations received after this time will be accepted as late nominations however this is at the discretion of Super Sedan Association.

The Super Sedan Association committee is excited to release the calendar for the 2021 – 22 McCosker Super Sedan Series. Seventeen events with one double header will see the competitors race over eighteen nights. The series will commence at the Autobarn Carina International Speedway in October and will conclude at the McCosker Rockhampton Speedway in May. Also on the schedule is Kingaroy, Lismore, Brisbane, Gympie, Roma, Maryborough and Toowoomba.

         Highlights for the season will include three blue ribbon events at Bundaberg on the 27^th December, a two day event over the Anzac long weekend at the Hi Tec Oils Speedway Toowoomba and the GP53 which will once again be at the Brisbane venue in May.

2021-22 McCosker Super Sedan Series

Oct-09	Bundaberg	RD1
Oct-23	Toowoomba	RD2
Nov-06	Brisbane	RD3
Nov-20	Lismore	RD4
Dec-04	Roma	RD5
Dec-11	Gympie	RD6
Dec-18	Kingaroy	RD7
Dec-27	Bundaberg	RD8
Dec-29	Brisbane	RD9
Feb-05	Gympie	RD10
Feb-19	Lismore	RD11
Mar-05	Brisbane	RD12
Mar-19	Kingaroy	RD13
Mar-26	Toowoomba	RD14
Apr-02	Gympie	RD15
Apr-09	Maryborough	RD16
Apr-23	Toowoomba	RD17
Apr-24	Toowoomba
May-07	Brisbane	RD18
May-13	Rockhampton	RD19

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Sean Black (Sweet 26) has won his fifth feature of the McCosker Super Sedan Series for the 2020/21 season by defeating Steve Jordan (Dominator 7) and Tyson Moon (Sweet 47). Autobarn Carina International Speedway played host to the final round of the series on Saturday night the 29^th of May, the round was supported by Topline Australia.

The night got underway with six heat races. Wayne Randall (Dominator 36) was victorious in heat one aboard the Dominator house car. Teenage Rookie Hayden Brims (Rocket 111) won heat two, Sam Roza (Sweet 77) heat three, Steve Jordan heat four, Trent Wilson (Sweet 44) heat five and Sean Black heat six.

After the qualifiers it was Sam Roza and Sean Black at the top on 104 points, Roza would however claim pole position by virtue of a faster time in the heat races. Steve Jordan and Hayden Brims were tied on 100 and rounding out the top six was Tyson Moon and Trent Wilson on 92 points.

The thirty lap feature race took three attempts to get going, early casualties were Brendan Doyle and Scott Taylor who would take no further part. A spin from Hayden Brims on the second start attempt saw him give up his fourth starting spot and relegated to the rear. As the race did get underway an outside sweep from Sean Black would see the Sweet 26 into the lead on lap one. Roza into second and Steve Jordan into third. Steve Jordan put plenty of pressure on Roza and on lap twenty one Roza made an error and spun his ford Wreckers Mustang to bring out the caution flag. The field lined up for a Delaware restart and the big winner was Hayden Brims who advanced from position nine to be in sixth place. The top five were Sean Black, Steve Jordan, Tyson Moon, Trent Wilson and Mick Nicola. And although Jordan did manage to apply pressure to Black that is how they finished.

Sean Black was thrilled to beak his “Bundy hoodoo” and celebrated win number five with his mother Leah who joined him on the infield for a roof dance. Sean paid credit to the Bundaberg crew who he said “produced a great track which was racey all night and provided plenty of passing opportunities”. The winners Sweet is sponsored by Handford Plumbing Services, Narellan Pools, Linmac Automotive, Burson’s Autoparts, Toowoomba Steering and Suspension, L Cleaning Service, DTS, Ash Media, Page Race Engines, Terry Austin Smash Repairs, DePool Shop, Scott’s FRP, GW Racing.

Runner Up finisher Steve Jordan said “my focus for the night was to finish ahead of Sam Roza to clinch second place in the Series. We were both matching finishing positions in the heats until the third round where Sam got a third and we got a fourth. That put Sam four points ahead of us so I knew I had to finish ahead of him in the feature. We put plenty of pressure on him and came away with the result. We think we have done enough to get to second but we have to wait until the Series Presentation night to find out for sure”. The Jokers Dominator number 7 is supported by Nissan 4 x 4 Parts, Sweet Chassis, Pro 1 Race Parts, Down Under Graphics and Terry White Racing.

Finishing in third place was Bega’s Tyson Moon aboard the Moons Earthworks Sweet 47. This was a great reward for the New South Welshman who has been racing in Queensland and supporting the McCosker Series on a number of occasions this season. Tyson said “we were thrilled with our car speed in the heat races collecting two second placings but we had a bit of bad luck in the third heat which resulted in a flat tyre and DNF which hurt our overall qualifying. To start fifth and race our way onto the podium was a great result for the team. Our Sweet Chassis was awesome all night long”.

Tyson Moon is sponsored by Moon’s Earthworks, Graeme Silk Race Engines, AD Shocks and Auto Pro Bega.

Race Results

Heat One: Wayne Randall Q36, Nicholas O’Keeffe C20, Sam Roza C77, Sean Black Q26, Josh McLaren C96, Brendan Doyle R31, Darren Saunders R29, Bob McCoskerG39Time 3:06.780. Fastest Lap Sam Roza 17.691

Heat Two: Hayden Brims N111, Tyson Moon N47, Steve Jordan Q7, Leigh Williams RK4, Mick Nicola V11, Trent Wilson Q44, Craig Hammond Q2, Scott Taylor LV11, Zac Pascoe C6 Time 3:03.685. Fastest lap Leigh Williams 17.855.

Heat Three: Sam Roza C77, Sean Black Q26, Mick Nicola V11, Zac Pascoe C6, Wayne Randall Q36, Leigh Williams RK4, Craig Hammond Q2, Bob McCosker G39, Darren Saunders RK29. Time 3:06.269. Fastest lap Sam Roza 18.368.

Heat Four: Steve Jordan Q7, Tyson Moon N47, Trent Wilson Q44, Hayden Brims N111, Josh McLaren C96, Scott Taylor LV11, Brendan Doyle RK31.Time 3:04.249. Fastest lap Steve Jordan 18.101

Heat Five: Trent Wilson Q44, Josh McLaren C96, Hayden Brims N111, Steve Jordan Q7, Brendan Doyle RK31, Tyson Moon N47, Scott Taylor LV11. Time 4:23.318. Fastest lap Steve Jordan 18.011.

Heat Six: Sean Black Q26, Bob mcCosker G39, Sam Roza C77, Wayne Randall Q36, Craig Hammond Q2, Leigh Williams RK4, Mick Nicola V11, Zac Pascoe C6. Time 3:03.117. Fastest lap Sean Black 18.031.

Feature: Sean Black 26, Steve Jordan 7, Tyson Moon N47, Trent Wilson Q44, Mick Nicola V11, Hayden Brims N111, Josh McLaren C96, Sam Roza C77, Wayne Randall Q36, Bob McCosker G39, Craig Hammond Q2, Leigh Williams RK4 (DNF), Zac Pascoe C6 (DNF), Brendan Doyle RK31 (DNF), Scott Taylor LV11(DNF). Time 11:29.049. Fastest lap Sean Black 18.162.

McCosker Contracting Super Sedan Series is also proudly supported by:

Topline Australia

Barnes Drilling

Hervey Bay Tilt Tray Hire

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Ken Mills Toyota

Queensland Speedway Spares

Rockhampton Mazda

TMS Sportswear

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Lockyer Bins

Kempy Race Pipes

Afco Shock Doctor

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This Saturday night the 29^th of May the McCosker Super Sedan Series will be back in action at Bundaberg’s Autobarn Carina Speedway for the 15^th and final round of the championship series. The round is supported by Topline Australia from Maryborough.

A great field of 17 have nominated for the event, headlining the list is series leader Sean Black (Sweet 26) who will be trying to win his fifth series event for the season.  The depth in the field is once again excellent with former national champion Steve Jordan (Dominator 7), veteran Wayne Randall (Challenger 34), Sam Roza (Sweet 77) and Bega’s Tyson Moon (Sweet 47) all entered.

With the main game winner already decided all eyes will be on the development series with teenage rookie sensations Zac Pascoe (Dominator 51) and Hayden Brims (Rocket 111) in a tight battle. Hayden is yet to play his Joker as is Craig Hammond (Rocket 2) who sits third, this will be the top three but in what order we will have to wait till the chequered flag on Saturday night.

Drivers will contest 3 rounds of heats each and all will start the 30 lap final.   

Event Info

https://www.facebook.com/Autobarn-Carina-International-Speedway-105308367955057

Also on the program is Production Sedans, Street Stocks, Junior Sedans and National 4’s.

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Nominations (17)

Sean Black – Q26

Hayden Brims – N111

Brendan Doyle – RK31

Craig Hammond – Q2

Steve Jordan – Q7

Bob McCosker – GL39

Josh McLaren – C96

Tyson Moon – N47

Mark O’Brien – Q99

Nicholas O’Keefe – Q20

Zac Pascoe – B51

Wayne Randall – Q34

Sam Roza – C77

Darren Saunders – RK29

Scott Taylor – LV11

Leigh Williams – BW4

Trent Wilson – NQ44

McCosker Contracting Super Sedan Series is also proudly supported by:

Topline Australia

Afco Shock Doctor

Rockhampton Mazda

Queensland Speedway Spares

TMS Sportswear

Lockyer Bins

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Ken Mills Toyota

Hervey Bay Tilt Tray Hire

Kempy Race Pipes

Barnes Drilling

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(Story courtesy of Archerfield Speedway)

In a masterful performance that belied the quality of the field assembled to contest the second running of the Super Sedan GP53 memorial event at Archerfield Speedway on Saturday night (May 15), Matt Pascoe delivered a faultless display to dominate round 14 of the McCosker Championship Series and secure his second victory in the race staged in honour of his late father.  Despite starting from the outside of row four, Pascoe wasted little time in surging to the front before clearing away from the field to score an emphatic win over the Victoria-based duo of Michael Nicola Jnr and Ash Bergmeier, with Townsville’s Trent Wilson and another Victorian in Jamie Collins rounding out the top five.

A 34-car field of Super Sedans would hit the track for time trials, the results from which would seed the heat race fields, and it was Tasmania’s Steve Latham who topped the timesheets to secure himself the prime grid spot in the opening heat. Fresh from his success in the Long Track Classic in Leeton a few weeks earlier, Collins was second quickest ahead of Barry Craft, Tania Smith and Wayne Randall, whose fire-breathing RX7 would not be seen again. Hayden Brims, Sam Roza, Bergmeier, Michael Hally and Wilson rounded out the top ten.

Latham would lead the field away in the opening heat and remain out front at the chequer despite a frantic finish from Darren Kane who, once clear of the pack, was circulating half a second quicker than everybody else in his pursuit, leaving Hally a distant third. 

Collins faced little resistance from pole position in heat two, leading home Wilson and Brims.

Roza was the early leader in heat three until he slowed in turn two and headed infield with a problem that would prove terminal, handing the lead and the race to Barry Craft. Making a welcome return to the Super Sedan ranks, Lachlan Onley finished second ahead of Nicola.

Bergmeier finished more than four seconds clear of Callum Harper in winning heat four, with David Musch keeping Pascoe at bay to secure third spot.

Pascoe then prevailed in heat five in advance of Kane and Colin Kaine, with Bob McCosker leading home Musch and Nicola in heat six.

After striking trouble in hot laps, Steve Jordan bounced back to lead the field home in heat seven, with Mark O’Brien and Gary Pagel filling the minor placings.

The final heat of the night saw Black secure his place in the pole shootout with a win over Nicholas O’Keefe and Tyson Moon, with a three-wide pass from Wilson elevating him to fourth.

In a preview of what was to come courtesy of his father in the feature race, Zac Pascoe was terrific in the B Main as he used the highline to round up the field and surge to the front. Pole sitter Nicholas O’Keefe was amongst those unable to keep Pascoe at bay and he would settle for second spot, with Leigh Williams and Hayden Brims also securing a spot in the feature field. Having led the opening laps of the race before faltering in turn two and being assisted to the infield by the pursuing pack, Harper was also granted a start in the feature race as the promoter’s choice.

The opening round of the Pole Shootout would see Onley and Latham eliminated as Collins and Nicola advanced to take on Wilson and Musch. It was Nicola and Wilson who topped the timesheets in round two before continuing their advance in the next clash when they eliminated Pascoe and Black. The final showdown would bring Bergmeier and Kane into the mix and it was the latter who looked on track to clinch the $500 bonus courtesy of KRE Race Engines, only for Wilson to snatch the cash on the final lap of the session.

As top qualifier, Wilson would start the feature race from position 10 and select which of his rivals would share row five. Given his remarkable record so far this season of top five finishes in every round, it was perhaps no surprise that Black was the chosen one. It would be Musch who found himself on pole position once all the selections had been made, with Latham alongside. Bergmeier and Onley would launch from row two, followed by Collins and Nicola, with Kane and Pascoe sharing row four. Latham saw his victory aspirations all but disappear in the first turn when he bounced high and invited the field to file underneath, dropping ten spots as Musch led the opening laps. Pascoe was quickly on the move further back, running the highline to round up his rivals and advancing into the top five after just five circulations. When Musch spun infield in turn two, Bergmeier and Nicola found themselves fighting for the lead as Pascoe continued his charge.  The first restart came courtesy of a spin from Zac Pascoe that ended his race on lap 14 and, when Kane looped in the same spot just two laps later, Pascoe Snr had already assumed the lead. The race was delayed at lap 18 when a pile-up in the back straight eliminated Pagel, Craft, Hally, Brims and Kane, while Williams would persevere for a while before also retreating to the infield. With 36 laps to run, Pascoe was in control and never found himself under any pressure from this point, negotiating lapped traffic with ease and ultimately finishing more than eight seconds clear of Nicola. Having finished fourth in the inaugural GP53, Bergmeier improved to be third on this occasion, with Wilson finishing very strongly to secure fourth in advance of Collins and Black, whose sixth-place finish as the last runner on the lead lap was, quite remarkably, his worst result in what has been a stellar season for the Toowoomba team. Jordan and Onley were next in line, although the latter would be excluded from the results due to a noise infringement, leaving Latham, O’Keefe, McCosker and Tyson Moon as the remaining finishers, with Harper making a steamy exit on lap 36.

A Main, 53 Laps– 1. Q1 Matt Pascoe, 2. V1 Mick Nicola Jr 3. V16 Ash Bergmeier, 4. NQ44 Trent Wilson, 5. V34 Jamie Collins, 6. Q26 Sean Black, 7. Q7 Steve Jordan (52), 8. T8 Steve Latham (52), 9. Q20 Nicholas O’Keefe, 10. Q39 Bob McCosker (51), 11. N47 Tyson Moon, DNF T1 Callum Harper (35), Q4 Leigh Williams (25), Q5 Gary Pagel (17), Q98 Michael Hally (17), N111 Hayden Brims (17), A1 Darren Kane (17), Q47 Barry Craft (17), Q51 Zac Pascoe (13), Q12 David Musch (5)

This event is proudly supported by

Barnes Drilling

Bergmeier Environmental

Anning Grader Hire

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Duce

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Think Money

Brims Earthmoving

North2West Tyre & Wheels

Sweet Chassis

KRE Race Engines

Lachlan Onley Transport Service

Lockyer Bins

Bulls Maintenance

Century 21 Tin Can Bay

Queensland Speedway Spares

Rockhampton Mazda

Kempy Race Pipes

Moons Earthworks

McCosker Contracting Super Sedan Series is also proudly supported by:

Afco Shock Doctor

Rockhampton Mazda

Queensland Speedway Spares

TMS Sportswear

Lockyer Bins

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Ken Mills Toyota

Hervey Bay Tilt Tray Hire

Kempy Race Pipes

Barnes Drilling

Topline Australia

Photo courtesy of Mathew Paul Photography