The opening round of the 2019/2020 McCosker Super Sedan Series will be held this Saturday Night at the Hi-Tec Oils Speedway in Toowomba. Round one is supported by Queensland Speedway Spares.

Some of Australia’s best Super Sedan drivers will be in action at the high banked venue, with the Super Sedan Association promoted series set to embark on a fourteen round tournament.

Reigning Series Champion and Current National Champion Matt Pascoe makes his first appearance of the 2019/2020 season with the three time National Champion set for a very gruelling summer schedule.

Darren Kane and Sean Black who enjoyed a strong season last year will be out to find winning form with Victorian’s Mick Nicola and his son Mick Nicola Jnr in the field.

Each driver has two heats races before the top eight point scorers will be apart of a very exciting Dash Format ahead of the thirty lap main event.

Nominations (22)

• A1 Matt Pascoe
• Q2 Craig Hammond
• L3 Tania Smith
• V3 Mick Nicola
• C6 Wayne Randall
• Q7 Colin Kaine
• Q19 Tonny Brinkmann
• V23 Mick Nicola Jnr
• Q26 Sean Black
• SSA27 Ryan Cats
• GIL29 Dion Bennett
• N33 Mark Towers
• Q35 Carter Armstrong
• Q36 Darren Kane
• GL39 Bob McCosker
• NQ44 Trent Wilson
• Q47 Barry Craft
• Q48 Rodney Craft
• CR71 Shayne Lau
• B76 Ian Brims
• C77 Sam Roza
• Q91 Ed Doherty

The Super Sedan Association would like to thank the following organisations for their valued support.

• Ian Boettcher Race Parts
• Ken Mills Toyota
• Queensland Speedway Spares
• Hervey Bay Tilt Tray Hire
• Rockhampton Mazda
• Tania’s T’s
• Ford Wreckers Redcliffe
• Sweet Chassis
• Afco Shock Doctor
• Barnes Drilling
• MPR

Author : Jason Crowe – SSA Media

The Super Sedan Association have released the schedule for the 2019/2020 season, with fourteen rounds to be contested.

The series, now known as the McCosker Super Sedan Series, will commence at Toowoomba on Saturday, 26 October 2019, and will culminate at Bundaberg on Saturday, 30 May 2020.

The Summer Slam will be held over three consecutive nights, at Gympie and Brisbane, with both venues having three nights of the series.

Series organisers are now seeking round sponsors for each of the fourteen rounds, with interested parties able to contact Executive Members for further details.

Round 1: 26 October 2019, Toowoomba

Round 2: 2 November 2019, Maryborough

Round 3: 16 November 2019, Rockhampton

Round 4: 30 November 2019, Brisbane

Round 5: 26 December 2019, Gympie Summer Slam

Round 6: 27 December 2019, Gympie Summer Slam

Round 7: 28 December 2019, Brisbane Summer Slam

Round 8: To be advised

Round 9: 21 March 2020, Rockhampton

Round 10: 4 April 2020, Gympie

Round 11: 18 April 2020, Kingaroy

Round 12: 25 April 2020, Toowoomba

Round 13: 16 May 2020, Brisbane

Round 14: 30 May 2020, Bundaberg

Author : Jason Crowe – SSA Media

Last Saturday night at the Calamvale Hotel, the Super Sedan Association held their presentation night, after another successful Brims Concrete Super Sedan Series.

Matty Pascoe, the National Champion, finished the season as the highest pointscorer, with Wayne Randall and Bob McCosker finishing second and third respectively.

Pascoe was not in attendance at the function, as he was attending the Speedway Australia Awards night in Adelaide, where he was named Sedan Competitor of the Year.

Many other awards were presented on the night with results as follows:

Afco Shock Doctor Award: Ed Doherty

Best Presented car 3 way tie: Trent Wilson, Bob McCosker, Darren Kane.

Hard Charger: Justin Randall

Joker Award: Darren Kane

Geoff McHugh Award: Bob McCosker

Crew Chief of the Year: Liam James

Pointscore

1. Matt Pascoe 4141

2. Wayne Randall 3956

3. Bob McCosker 3494

4. Sean Black 3465

5. Darren Kane 3326

6. Justin Randall 3265

7. Tania Smith 3170

8. Ian Brims 2783

9. David Much 2397

10. Nicholas OKeefe 1948

11. Leigh Williams 1917

12. Ed Doherty 1881

13. Tony Brinkmann 1661

14. Dale Christensen 1643

15. Gavin Northfield 1548

It was also announced that next years series would be known as the McCosker Contracting Super Sedan Series.

Thanks to the Series Sponsors:

Afco Shock Doctor

B&J Car Sales

Brims Concrete

Barnes Drilling

Queensland Speedway Spares

Think Money

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Tanias Ts

Motorsports Promotions Racegear

McCosker Contracting

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Speedway Sedans Australia

Northern Rivers Hydraulics

Bergmeier Environmental

King Smash Repairs

LOTS

M & N Car Carriers

Duce Windows and Doors

KRE

Anning Grader Hire

Sweet Chassis

Brims Bulk Transport

North 2 West Tyres

 RMC Excavations

L Cleaning Service

Sykes Haulage

Brims Earthmoving

Photo Courtesy of Angryman Photography

Author : Jason Crowe – SSA Media

Matty Pascoe has won the GP53 Graham Pascoe Memorial for Super Sedans at the Ausdec Patios, Archerfield Speedway on Saturday night, a fitting result for the National Champion, to win the race in honour of his father.

Pascoe did not just win the race, he romped in, winning by half a lap in the 53 lap A Main.

After a series of eight qualifying heats, a Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Shootout, it would be Daryl Moon and Kyall Fisher who would start the prestigious race on the front row, with the opening fifteen laps, seeing a multitude of passing moves through the field.

Daryl Moon would lead early, but would surrender the lead to Justin Randall on lap six, but it would be Pascoe charging though the field which captured everyones eye. Pascoe who started on the fifth row, moved to second on lap ten, and by lap fifteen, Pascoe had the lead.

Justin Randall drove a great race, and chased Pascoe hard in the middle stages followed by Tasmanian Steve Latham and Moon.

Lathams run was thwarted mid race, dropping to tenth, with Sean Black taking advantage of the situation, passing Matt Williams and Moon in one lap to move to third.

In the meantime, Pascoe was moving well clear of the field, and lapped traffic, as was the case in the National Title was no issue.

Randall and Black had a good battle for the minor placings, with Black getting the better of the exchange late, but Pascoe was at the opposite end of the track, winning the race by half a lap.

Behind Black and Randall, Ash Bergmeier would finish fourth after dropping as low as ninth, while Daryl Moon and Matt Williams completed the top six.

It was Pascoes ninth win of the season, and win number forty in the last six seasons, and a great way to complete the Brims Concrete Series for 2018/2019.

:: Super Sedans

Heat 1, 8 Laps: 1. V16 Ash Bergmeier, 2. Q26 Sean Black, 3. N33 Mark Towers, 4. Q91 Ed Doherty, 5. Q77 Sam Roza, 6. Q31 Brendan Doyle, 7. Q48 Rodney Craft. DNF: Q36 David Kane (0). Time: 1.56.790, Winning Margin: 2.566, Fastest Lap: 14.429 V16 Ash Bergmeier

Heat 2, 8 Laps: 1. A1 Matty Pascoe, 2. Q44 Trent Wilson, 3. Q63 Justin Smithwick, 4. N21 Darren Anning, 5. Q4 Leigh Williams, 6. N19 Dion Bennett, 7. Q56 David OKeefe. Time: 1.54.680, Winning Margin: 2.886, Fastest Lap: 14.061 A1 Matty Pascoe

Heat 3, 8 Laps: 1. Q3 Matthew Williams, 2. Q6 Wayne Randall, 3. Q0 Justin Randall, 4. Q39 Bob McCosker, 5. N3 Tania Smith, 6. Q20 Nicholas OKeefe. Time: 1.58.321, Winning Margin: 1.039, Fastest Lap: 14.614 Q0 Justin Randall

Heat 4, 8 Laps: 1. T8 Steve Latham, 2. N47 Daryl Moon, 3. N1 Michael Nicola, 4. Q76 Ian Brims, 5. Q41 Kyall Fisher, 6. Q19 Tony Brinkmann, 7. N47 Tyson Moon. Time: 1.56.601, Winning Margin: 3.090, Fastest Lap: 14.367 T8 Steve Latham

Heat 5, 8 Laps: 1. A1 Matty Pascoe, 2. N1 Michael Nicola, 3. Q39 Bob McCosker, 4. Q44 Trent Wilson, 5. Q31 Brendan Doyle (0). Time: 1.58.546, Winning Margin: 3.492, Fastest Lap: 14.497 A1 Matty Pascoe

Heat 6, 8 Laps: 1. N47 Tyson Moon, 2. Q0 Justin Randall, 3. T8 Steve Latham, 4. Q76 Ian Brims, 5. V16 Ash Bergmeier, 6. N19 Dion Bennett (0), 7. N21 Darren Anning (0). Time: 2.05.947, Winning Margin: 0.298, Fastest Lap: 15.201 Q76 Ian Brims

Heat 7, 8 Laps: 1. N41 Kyall Fisher, 2. Q26 Sean Black, 3. Q20 Nicholas OKeefe, 4. N47 Daryl Moon, 5. Q63 Justin Smithwick, 6. N33 Mark Towers, 7. N3 Tania Smith (0). Time: No Time, Winning Margin: 0.447, Fastest Lap: 15.024 Q26 Sean Black

Heat 8, 8 Laps: 1. Q3 Matt Williams, 2. Q56 David OKeefe, 3. Q91 Ed Doherty, 4. Q4 Leigh Williams, 5. Q48 Rodney Craft, 6. Q6 Wayne Randall (0). Time: 2.04.781, Winning Margin: 1.783, Fastest Lap: 14.732 Q3 Matt Williams

B Main, 8 Laps: 1. N33 Mark Towers, 2. Q4 Leigh Williams, 3. Q20 Nicholas OKeefe, 4.N19 Dion Bennett, 5. Q31 Brendan Doyle, 6. Q48 Rodney Craft (3 laps). Time: 2.04.224, Winning Margin: 0.693, Fastest Lap: 15.170 N33 Mark Towers

A Main, 53 Laps: 1. A1 Matty Pascoe, 2. Q26 Sean Black, 3. Q0 Justin Randall, 4. V16 Ash Bergmeier, 5. N47 Daryl Moon, 6. Q3 Matthew Williams, 7. T8 Steve Latham, 8. N1 Michael Nicola, 9. Q76 Ian Brims (52 laps), 10. N47 Tyson Moon (52), 11. Q63 Justin Smithwick (51), 12. Q4 Leigh Williams (51), 13. Q20 Nicholas OKeefe (51), 14. Q56 David OKeefe (51). DNF: 15. Q44 Trent Wilson (40), 16. N19 Dion Bennett (39), 17. N33 Mark Towers (28), 18. Q39 Bob McCosker (27), 19. Q91 Ed Doherty (25), 20. Q41 Kyall Fisher (23). Time: No Time, Winning Margin: 7.412, Fastest Lap: 14.997 A1 Matty Pascoe

This event was proudly supported by

Barnes Drilling

Bergmeier Environmental

McCosker, Safety First, Production Always

Anning Grader Hire

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Duce

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Think Money

Brims Earthmoving

King Smash Repairs

Sykes Haulage & Machinery Hire

North2West Tyre & Wheels

Brims Bulk Transport

Sweet Chassis

KRE Race Engines

M&N Car Carriers

Lachlan Onley Transport Service

Author: Jason Crowe – SSA Media

This Saturday night at the Ausdec Patios Archerfield Speedway, one of the biggest Super Sedan events on the calendar will be held, with the running of the GP53 Graham Pascoe Memorial, which has attracted an all-star cast from around the Country.

The event will also be the Grand Final of the Brims Concrete Super Sedan Series, with 32 drivers set to do battle, the second largest entry list this season, second only to the National Super Sedan Title, testament to the high regard the Pascoe family are held.

Matty Pascoe, the National Champion heads the line-up, which will see drivers from Western Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland compete for almost $24000 in prizemoney, with the winner to take home at least $5000.

The lucrative prizepool will see $500 go the the winner of the KRE.

Dash for Cash, while the leader of each lap will also receive $100.

All of the series heavy weights are in the field, including Sean Black, Darren Kane, Ian Brims and Wayne Randall, just to name a few, in what should be a memorable night of racing, with a high quality field fitting of the occasion.

Racing will commence at 4.30pm EST, with the main program from 6.00pm EST.

Nominations

Q0 Justin Randall

A1 Matty Pascoe

N3 Tania Smith

Q3 Matthew Williams

V3 Michael Nicola

Q4 Leigh Williams

Q6 Wayne Randall

T8 Steve Latham

Q12 David Musch

N14 Mark Towers

V16 Ash Bergmeier

N21 Darren Anning

N19 Dion Bennett

Q19 Tonny Brinkmann

Q20 Nicholas OKeefe

Q22 Dale Christensen

Q26 Sean Black

Q31 Brendan Doyle

Q32 Kyall Fisher

Q36 Darren Kane

Q39 Bob McCosker

Q44 Trent Wilson

N47 Daryl Moon

N47m Tyson Moon

Q48 Rodney Craft

Q56 David OKeefe

Q63 Justin Smithwick

Q76 Ian Brims

Q77 Sam Roza

W81 Gary Higgs

Q91 Ed Doherty

Q99 Mark OBrien

This event is proudly supported by

Barnes Drilling

Bergmeier Environmental

McCosker, Safety First, Production Always

Anning Grader Hire

Ford Wreckers Redcliffe

Duce

Ian Boettcher Race Parts

Think Money

Brims Earthmoving

King Smash Repairs

Sykes Haulage & Machinery Hire

North2West Tyre & Wheels

Brims Bulk Transport

Sweet Chassis

KRE Race Engines

M&N Car Carriers

Lachlan Onley Transport Service

Photo courtesy of Angryman Photography

Author : Jason Crowe – SSA Media

Matty Pascoe has continued on his National Title winning form, by winning the Brims Concrete series round, supported by Northern Rivers Hydraulics at the Ausdeck Patios, Archerfield Speedway, on Saturday night.

After four qualifying heats, the Bronze, Silver and Gold Dash were held, with Darren Kane taking the Gold Dash from Pascoe, Trent Wilson and West Australian Gary Higgs, which formed the front two rows for the thirty lap main event.

Kane would lead early with from Pascoe and Higgs, with the West Australian moving to second place on lap five. Five laps later the duo swapped again, both chasing down Kane.

Behind the trio was Trent Wilson and Bob McCosker, with placings remaining unchanged on a tricky race track, until Darren Kane retired on lap twenty three while in the lead.

This elevated Pascoe to the lead, who had a handy buffer over Higgs, who in-turn was well clear of Trent Wilson and Wayne Randall.

Pascoe would cruise to the line to win another round of the series.

Earlier, Tania Smith, Wayne Randall, Pascoe and Kane would be successful in the qualifying heats.

RESULT

Feature, 30 laps: 1. A1 Matty Pascoe, 2. W81 Gary Higgs, 3. Q44 Trent Wilson, 4. Q6 Wayne Randall, 5. Q39 Bob McCosker, 6. Q19 Tony Brinkmann, 7. Q56 David OKeefe. DNF: Q76 Ian Brims (24), Q36 Darren Kane (23), Q20 Nicholas OKeefe (20), Q91 Ed Doherty (15), Q99 Mark OBrien (13), Q22 Dale Christensen (9), N3 Tania Smith (8), Q0 Justin Randall (4), Q7 Colin Kaine (3). Total Time: No Time. Winning Margin: 2.035. Fastest Lap: 14.331 Q36 Darren Kane.

Photo courtesy of Angryman Photography