British Championship

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So this week the UKDirt F1 Stockcars head to the east coast for some more thrilling
championship action at Skegness Stadium, where the current British Champion
Jakeeey 691 will be looking to defend this Black and White roof! Last time out
at Skegness Jake managed to win the feature final adding the UK Open
Championship to his collection, however with a slightly different format
and a few more danger men will Jake managed to dominate yet again?

World Champion Tom Drabble is certainly one of the keen favourites to stop him,
however after quite a few big problems at Nutts Corner will Tom be back to his
usual dominating ways on tarmac? Simpson 653 was of course the last person
to win a tarmac final, securing the Irish Championship over at Nutts Corner.
Ryan has certainly been on the pace this year in the F1s so it will be interesting
to see if he can keep up with the big boys now he is running off red. Two people
you certainly can’t count out of the equation are Liam Brown and Tsjalle. Both of
these two drivers have dominated on tarmac over the past few months, so it
will be interesting to see what they can do when racing under the
pressure of winning this prestigious major.

The British is famous for its closed grid format, usually lead by a dominant lower
grader who has managed to score really well in the heats. Stox 246 would
certainly of been a favourite for taking pole in the British however after
dominating from yellow he has managed to move himself to red, one of
the real hit of miss grades when racing in a format like this. The yellows
to look out for will certainly be DanW and DBecks both currently scoring
well from yellow, and very much on the pace.

Skegness is also likely to attract a few drivers who haven’t races so much this
season, including the returning 167 machine of CB. Callum has been out in a
novice car already this season, however the eagerly awaited 167 machine is
likely to be seen in its new livery around Skeg. Jack Morgan in the 249 machine
is yet another driver we are likely to see around for the British. Jack hasn’t
raced much this year, however after last week’s Kings Lynn final win Jack
will certainly be up for some British Championship Action!

As always drivers are expected to meet in chat at 8:20, ahead of an 8:30 start.
Each driver will race in 5 heats each, with the top 22 points scorers qualifying
for the British Championship, with the highest points scorer starting on
pole position of the closed grid finale!

Bookings are now open – Book in via the website!