The Saloon Stock Car National Series rolls into Cowdenbeath for Round 2, bringing another afternoon of hard hitting racing to the Racewall!
Also in action are the BriSCA F2s, Prostocks, ORCi Ministox and Street Stox, completing a fantastic five formula line up.
Join us for an action packed Sunday afternoon at the Home of Scottish Stock Car Racing!
Kids Under 12 Go FREE!
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Programme
We are offering a digital program for all our customers to enjoy these can be found here
Parking
Please be considerate of our neighbours and park in one of the many free parking areas around the town. A number of these are highlighted in red in the attached map. There will be additional FREE spectator parking at Chapel Street. Entry will be from Broad Street operating a ONE WAY SYSTEM exit via Rowan Terrance. See parking map for details.
DO NOT park on verges or block access to properties – the authorities will ticket or remove your car.
Booking List
Booking are open all booking should be made by WhatsApp 07842 445627 or by the drivers booking form.
Saloon Stock Car National Series – Round 2
Saloon Stock Car National Series – Round 2
The Saloon Stock Car National Series arrives at Cowdenbeath Racewall on Sunday 4th October, with racing starting at 1:00PM.
Ten leading drivers have accepted the challenge of competing across six rounds for the honour of becoming the 2026 National Champion and wearing the silver roof throughout the 2027 season.
Following the opening round at Skegness Stadium, 238 Alfie Aldous leads the series from 389 Ryan Santry. Scotland’s 600 Barry Russell currently occupies third place, just three points ahead of fellow Scotsman 697 Jordan Cassie.
All ten National Series contenders will display flashing lights on their roofs, making them easy to identify throughout the meeting.
The National Series Drivers
- 902 Brad Compton-Sage
- 68 Charlie Burgoyne
- 389 Ryan Santry
- 622 Gary Paterson
- 600 Barry Russell
- 697 Jordan Cassie
- 238 Alfie Aldous
- 121 Kai Gilmour
- 608 Gemma Russell
- 178 Kieran Bowman
How Points Are Scored
Drivers will score points in every race under the standard grading points system (10-1) with Double points on the meeting final should there be 20 cars in attendance. Additional National Series points will then be awarded according to each driver’s finishing position relative to the other series contenders:
- First National Series driver: 10 points
- Second: 9 points
- Third: 8 points
- Fourth: 7 points
- Fifth: 6 points
- Sixth: 5 points
- Seventh: 4 points
- Eighth: 3 points
- Ninth: 2 points
- Tenth: 1 point
Each contender will also receive five attendance points at every round.
The Six-Round Challenge
- 20th September – Skegness
- 4th October – Cowdenbeath
- 10th October – Mildenhall
- 18th October – King’s Lynn
- 25th October – Taunton
- 7th November – Ipswich Finale
With valuable points available in every race, Round 2 at Cowdenbeath could play a major part in deciding who eventually claims the silver roof.
Also racing on Sunday are the BriSCA F2s, Prostocks, ORCi Ministox and Street Stox, completing a fantastic afternoon at the Home of Scottish Stock Car Racing.
Sunday 4th October
Racing starts at 1:00PM
Kids Under 12 Go FREE!
View the official National Series information and standings and points-scoring system.
Saloon Stock Car National Series Round 2
Saloon Stock Cars – National Series Round 2
Over 30 Saloon Stock Cars are set to take to Cowdenbeath Racewall this Sunday for what promises to be a hard hitting afternoon as National Series Round 2 takes centre stage!
The ten National Series contenders — 902 Brad Compton-Sage, 68 Charlie Burgoyne, 389 Ryan Santry, 622 Gary Paterson, 600 Barry Russell, 697 Jordan Cassie, 238 Alfie Aldous, 121 Kai Gilmour, 608 Gemma Russell and 178 Kieran Bowman — will start from the rear of the field, displaying flashing roof lights as they battle for valuable points in the chase for the silver roof. With a busy track ahead of them, they’ll have plenty of work to do to reach the front!
Also making the long trip to the Racewall are 151 Levi List and 161 Billy Smith, adding to an impressive field.
Meanwhile, 629 Jay Paterson makes his Saloon Stock Car debut. Since finishing his Ministox career, Jay has competed in the occasional Banger event and now takes on a new challenge in the Saloons. We look forward to welcoming him to the formula!
With over 30 cars, National Series points at stake, bumpers are sure to go in around the mighty racewall.
Drivers Bookings
BriSCA F2
The BriSCA F2s return to the Racewall this Sunday, with 288 Paul Ford joining the field alongside 674 Steven Burgoyne. 647 Chris Burgoyne hopes to be back on track, with 391 Gregor Turner also set to join the action.
As the season draws to a close, 92 John Hogg leads the track points ahead of 16 Craig Wallace, with valuable points still up for grabs.
Expect fast and comepetive racing from the BriSCA F2 as they make their way around the Racewall.
Prostocks
The Prostocks are back at the Racewall this Sunday, with 127 Mark Boyle taking to the track alongside 760 John Mason.
Expect plenty of action from the prostocks as they battle it out around the Racewall. Prostock never fail to bring the action to the track as they battle it out for the wins.
ORCi Ministox
The ORCi Ministox return to the Racewall this Sunday to battle it out for the Scrutineers’ Challenge: Brian Cuthill Memorial.
618 Stuart Shevill Jnr Jnr is back on track alongside 480 Ollie Sime and 557 Corey Mathers, while lower grader 606 Zola Paterson returns and will be looking to make the most of the track time.
Aged just 11–15, these young drivers are sure to deliver plenty of action and fast, close racing as they compete for this special memorial trophy.
Street Stoxs
The Street Stox return to the Racewall this Sunday, bringing more fun and affordable stock car action to the afternoon’s programme.
With minimum nudge and spin contact racing, this growing formula gives drivers a chance to experience the excitement of oval racing while keeping costs down. 61 Terry Curran taking to the track alongside regular drivers 228 Megan Ford and 91 Ryan Geddes. Following a successful last outing, the formula will be looking to keep that momentum going.