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03/11/2026

Lap record tussle!

Rd8 of the DRS series came from Whilton Mill. A sensational circuit with a mixture of fast & medium speed corners. The chicane in the last sector, no longer considered new, adds technical kudos to require a rich range of skills to ensure ultimate speed around this classic track.

The testing looked promising as first Ethan & then Oliver showed they had the skills required in abundance as they each set the DRS50 lap record for the circuit. It was harder to replicate under the pressure of qualifying as the 3 SCR drivers gave a cracking account of themselves setting the 2nd, 6th & 7th fastest times.

Oliver converted his P2 start expertly in the heat to a victory, setting a 58.07 lap time, 3 thousandths off what he’d done in practice to claim the lap record officially. Ethan held his P6 & Albert tussled throughout running P6, then P10, to fight back to P9.

The Pre-final was equally turbulent for Albert as he launched forward, fell back & once again fought upwards again to claim P7. Ethan had an excellent launch to run P3 in the early stages with Oliver maintaining his spot at the front. On lap 7, Ethan put together some superb moves to displace Oliver at the front, the pair completed an excellent SCR 1,2 as they frequently have all year long.

Oliver’s strong string of results had him lining up pole, with Ethan P7 & Albert, now making it a regular occurrence, easily securing an A final spot starting in P15. Sadly, contact disrupted both Albert & Oliver’s run in the Grand Final. Oliver recovered from P17 to P15 while Albert was unable to continue. Ethan profited from the chaos running P4 from the opening lap. A closing battle for P3 was unsuccessful but on the cards. The longer final also meant that the lap record fell to another driver. We’re proud to have held, if only for a fleeting moment.

Such a strong day could have & should have yielded better results for the team as a whole but we take the real positives, knowing we were stunningly fast & that we’re doing the right things. On to more strong performances going forward. If you’re looking to set records, check us out at https://www.stallonicampioniracing.com/

29/10/2026

Just Deserts! (Yes, that's spelt right)

Round 8 was a revisit to Tamworth for the JCS girls, this time in some unpleasant conditions. As the stop-start, rain made its incursion Reyhaneh contemplated her ’26 campaign & the need for a good result if she was to be satisfied with her year’s progress & efforts. There’s no doubt that the luck has not matched the quality & improvements that have been made. A discussion about how we might handle this offered a fresh approach heading into the Tamworth battle ground.

The greasy conditions led to a much more strung out set of results than usual but Reyhaneh stuck to the lines discussed earlier in the week, concentrating on herself & her lap time only. The reward, a strong P3 heading into the shootout race, & the knowledge she was 8 tenths clear of P4’s pace. A decent buffer in the 12 strong field.

With the wet weather showing no signs of letting up, the shootout race got underway. Reyhaneh held on to her P3 in the early laps eeking out the gap behind & maintaining the pressure on the two ahead. On lap 4, a mistake from P2 gifted Reyhaneh her spot. Obligingly Reyhaneh seized this but importantly kept calm to ensure she didn’t meet the same fate in the remaining 6 laps.

Now with a P2 under her belt, Reyhaneh felt a little more confident as the longer, feature race took off with an improving track. Reyhaneh managed the outside row neatly, establishing herself in P2 early on. On lap 3 she was overtaken. Holding onto the back of the driver ahead, Reyhaneh retained her P3 for the remainder of the 22-lap race battling for the podium spots all the way. She remained 1 of only 4 on the lead lap, just 3 seconds behind P2. As the lap times neared full dry running it was clear that Reyhaneh was right on the pace, just 1 tenth off P2 offering momentum ahead of the final round at MK.

Following some really frustrating results of late, the whole team are so pleased to see Reyhaneh rewarded for the efforts that she put in with an excellent P3 & clearly enjoying the changing conditions.

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26/10/2026

Laps for Legends!

Natasha got back in the seat after some time off to take on the Ivan Norris Trophy. An over 40's feature to commemorate Ivan’s passion for the sport at Castle Combe Karting, his long-time haunt. The format for this event was a single 5-minute qualifying, a single heat and final.

Natasha was straight out in group A for qualifying. She set a very respectable time of a 26.0 which put her in 5th for her first heat. During the race she capitalised on a chaotic first lap and gained a place off of the start, unfortunately this place didn't stick despite a defensive drive after she was overtaken by a very respectable top corner dive, the race finished how it started in P5.

This 5th place put her in the B final where she would look to overtake some drivers ahead. Off the start of the B final, Natasha maintained her position after some uneventful opening laps. As the race progressed Natasha was hot on the heels of the driver ahead and went for a top corner dive, this dive almost converted to a position, but the other driver carried their momentum around the outside and managed to maintain position come the next corner. After this move, the driver ahead put on a strong defensive drive to fend off any more moves.

An excellent event, albeit in solemn circumstances, offering the opportunity to chat & enjoy the sport as it was intended to be: fun, competitive & social. If you’re looking to race for fun, check us out at

Thanks to .bull1_ for the write-up.

23/10/2026

Keep calm!

The JCS series took off to Tamworth for the penultimate round where Maya was looking for a final push to improve her standing. The top spots taken care of, it was a case of seeing what Maya could prove with no drop rounds available. The 2 heats & final format awaiting following a dry track walk.

The rain hammered down as the girls took to their karts for heat 1. Maya lined up on the outside of row 3 in the randomly assigned grids. The rain threw most of the field & by surviving the opening lap Maya found herself leading. Across the next 2 laps some more experienced drivers made their way through but Maya stuck to what was working for her & coolly brought it home for a P3.

Heat 2 & Maya was centre of the grid once again, this time on the inside in P5. This time it was slightly harder to evade the strew of karts & Maya lost 2 spots on the first lap. She steadily worked her way forward, claiming P6 on lap 3, then P5 on lap 4; just losing out on the penultimate lap battle to finish P6.

These combined results earned Maya a respectable P5 start for the final. The plan didn’t change: keep it on the tarmac & the result will look after itself. This proved to be a good tactic as the longer race got underway. A step up to P4 on the maiden lap was a momentary shuffle before resuming in P5 on the next tour. This is how it stayed for the remainder in an otherwise isolated race.

There’s certainly some confidence to build up in the rainy conditions & this is something we intend to work on as we enter the inclement months. We certainly support the safe approach Maya took in this instance as it bagged crucial points ahead of the finale, as the irritating mantra goes – To finish first, first you must finish. Now sat P8 in the championship, the eyes are set immediately ahead… If you’re looking to move forward, check us out at https://www.stallonicampioniracing.com/

21/10/2026

Silverstone Social! Pt2

A few of the team took a day off to network away from the track by congregating in the Autumn chill – you guessed it, trackside! This time at the penultimate round of the BTCC on the short, chevron shaped, Silverstone National layout.

The historic venue offered some excellent racing in mixed conditions with the opportunity for the juniors to ask slightly different questions to those that they’d ordinarily pose although still relevant. It also proffered the opportunity to point in wistfulness at all the drivers that Zack had raced, trained or beaten that were all now doing far better – still something to aim for!

Lottie & Arthur sought refuge in the stacked museum finding racing inspiration while Jamie & Oliver couldn’t resist stealing a little track time themselves on the recently added kart track. The whole team reconvened for a pitlane walk with the opportunity to see the garages, the hard work that goes into maintaining the cars & grabbing an autograph or two. Archie was keen to assert his dominance on the 10-way remote control raceway, which he did with aplomb with a first-place medal to show for his effort. Some free bikes filled a little time as darling pair Oliver & Jamie took a turn around the infield on a delightful tandem before launching each other down a hill on it like the tearaways we expect.

All this was curtailed and the last few races were watched from the grandstands as a torrent of rain hammered down. A great, pressure off day for the SCR team & something we’ll certainly look to do again in the new year. Who’s up for Le Mans?

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21/10/2026

Silverstone Social! Pt1

A few of the team took a day off to network away from the track by congregating in the Autumn chill – you guessed it, trackside! This time at the penultimate round of the BTCC on the short, chevron shaped, Silverstone National layout.

The historic venue offered some excellent racing in mixed conditions with the opportunity for the juniors to ask slightly different questions to those that they’d ordinarily pose although still relevant. It also proffered the opportunity to point in wistfulness at all the drivers that Zack had raced, trained or beaten that were all now doing far better – still something to aim for!

Lottie ( )& Arthur sought refuge in the stacked museum finding racing inspiration while Jamie & Oliver couldn’t resist stealing a little track time themselves on the recently added kart track. The whole team reconvened for a pitlane walk with the opportunity to see the garages, the hard work that goes into maintaining the cars & grabbing an autograph or two. Archie was keen to assert his dominance on the 10-way remote control raceway, which he did with aplomb with a first-place medal to show for his effort. Some free bikes filled a little time as darling pair Oliver & Jamie took a turn around the infield on a delightful tandem before launching each other down a hill on it like the tearaways we expect.

All this was curtailed and the last few races were watched from the grandstands as a torrent of rain hammered down. A great, pressure off day for the SCR team & something we’ll certainly look to do again in the new year. Who’s up for Le Mans?

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20/10/2026

Target Acquired!

The penultimate round of the Hereford Juniors kicked off with warm weather & a grippy track. Jamie’s target for this series has always been consistent: make the A finals & the points will take care of themselves.

The pre-final races are dictated by 2 qualifying sessions, the first of which Jamie knocked out a 34.6 second lap time to place him 6th out of 12; P10 out of the 28 entrants. The kart draw in the second session was unfavourable with Jamie circulating half a second down. Awake to the issue Jamie pitted for a kart swap and immediately reaped the reward setting a 34.7. Not an improvement overall however ranking P12. In the top third but when transfer spots are accounted for this translated to P2 in the pre-B final.
A steady start saw the front of the grid pull away in unison. A good run off the bridge gave Jamie a run down the pit straight where he lined up a lovely move into the long right hander, sweeping into the lead. Jamie matched his qualifying times as he concentrated on doing the simple things right to pull an impressive gap by the chequered flag. The win & promotion directly into the pre-A final.

Jamie lined up on the inside of row 6 for the Pre-A final full of confidence, knowing the pace was there. The moves were clearly there too as Jamie clawed his way up 4 places to finish P7 setting his fastest lap of the day in the process, a 34.5 & collecting P3 in the Novice category in the process.

The option to halt the results at this point was offered to the drivers as it was apparent that there were a handful of underperforming machines. Majority rule had the Juniors back on track, a decision that Jamie wished, in hindsight, was reversed as he fell from P7 to P12 unable to replicate the times he’d set earlier (35.3). Well done to Hereford for recognising an issue & well done to Jamie for meeting his target & pushing on further.

Target acquired, albeit not the result it could have been. The progress that Jamie is showing is clear for all to see & we’re proud to be influential on this. If you’re looking to improve, check us out at

16/10/2026

Dire Day!

Following the success of the Endurance event the day before the hopes were high for the SRK sprint event from Brighton. Rd6, we thought, ought to be more positive than the last - It’s the hope that kills you.

The real positives were that Ollie seemed much more comfortable with his shoulder, was incredibly fast & quite rightly made the A final. He was a little race rusty but we can fix this, no doubts. With Aaron unable to make the event on the day, Cameron & Archie stepped into the breech both performing excellently in their first sprint bout. Archie even took the fastest lap in his opening heat.

With the laptimes so close it was tricky to rise to the front. Poor luck, in the most part, prevented the usual high standard of results that SCR expect. The fight will continue with Rd7, from Rye House, close at hand.

If you’re looking to bolster the SCR ranks, check us out at https://www.stallonicampioniracing.com/

15/10/2026

PBs & Nearlys!

4 young SCR hopefuls descended on Castle Combe for Rd5 of the Junior championship. With some contenders away competing in national series there was an opportunity to score some major points for Max, Edie, Leo & Jacob. The results were as follows:

AM
Max
H1: P1-P1
H2: P3-P2
H3: P5-P3
H4: P3-P1
A Final: P3-P4

Jacob
H1: P3-P2
H2: P1-P1
H3: P3-P4
H4: P5-P2
A Final: P6-P8

PM
Edie
H1: P5-P3
H2: P2-P2
H3: P1-P2
H4: P5-P2
B Final: P1-P1
A Final: P7-P5

Leo
H1: P3-P5
H2: P4-P5
H3: P4-P5
H4: P2-P5
D Final: P?-P7

A red flag marred the morning A final where after progression up to P2 for Max the positions were reset with him back in 3rd. Max didn’t gel with the kart leading to a defensive display after the restart where he dropped a place but held the rest of the pack off to finish P4. Jacob was already rueing his day after an incredible heat 3 where he drove up 2 spots to lead the race comfortably but in his drive to set faster laps he pushed too far & spun himself back to P4. A costly error as it was the difference between pole in the A & P6. A great start had Jacob up to P5, alas the red flag scuppering Jacob who fell back on the restart to finish P8.

Edie was vexed that despite her trio of P2s in the heats she had still missed out on direct passage to the A final. She soon fixed this with a determined drive from the front of the B final, not looking back to take a convincing victory & progress to P7 in the A final. With Edie’s PB result guaranteed it was simply a case of what more could she grab from the opportunity. The answer, another 2 positions as she fought her way forward to P5! Leo, in just his second meeting at Combe, had another tough meeting. His D final not reflective of the pace he’d shown earlier. A couple of lunges at T1 saw Leo move up the field before a knock from behind had him wedged in the barrier. A determined recovery had him set the fastest lap of his final by some margin, gain 1 place & hassle the mid-pack by the end.

Despite the result Leo’s opinion on the track has changed for the positive & we celebrate Edie’s PB which puts her in the mix in JC sub-category. The talent is clear when Max & Jacob leave irked at a P4 & 8!

13/10/2026

Know the Rules! Pt2

Cameron lost starting on the outside & struggling to get in line meaning the inside train held him out wide for the opening 4 corners losing 5 places to run P6. A deep breath, a reset, a lap to relax & Cameron was back going forward snatching P5 back, a statement of how far we’ve come this season mentally.

There were 3 finals, Cameron qualifying strongly in the P4 of the B learnt his lesson from the earlier race & managed to get in line to prevent the loss of positions early on. He kept in line for half the race despite struggling with top end speed. In an attempt to maintain momentum, Cameron left the door open just after going under the bridge on 4 occasions & paid the price as many times towards the end of the final to finish P8.

With the knowledge that the 2 drivers ahead weren’t series contenders, Archie just had to maintain his performance & keep his nose clean. He profited from the inside line to run P2. A fair move at the halfway mark dropped him back to P4. Another driver chose to move across Archie on a straight & spin themselves into oblivion. Archie was given a penalty marring his P4 finish with a P10 classification. A decision that caused much derision afterwards has been revoked by the organisers who conceded penalty shouldn’t have stood but have refused to reinstate Archie’s position. Top 3 looks unlikely now but we won’t stop trying!

SCR are so happy with the progress our Challenge drivers have made this season & the consistency & pace is really beginning to shine through. If you’re looking to cut your racing teeth, check us out at

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