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On a very stormy night at Timmis Speedway, South Australian Brendan Quinn has taken out Round 2 of the Flocon Australian Sprintcar Allstars Series.

A couple of short rain delays held up the start of the feature race but the re-working of the track made for a very fast race.
Quinn would start out of P2 along side Chad Ely on the front row, followed by Keke Falland and Mark Caruso off row 2. He passed Ely for the lead early in the race, with Mark Caruso moving up to second and followed Quinn very closely through lapped traffic.
On lap 18 Caruso made contact with a lapped car causing him to flip onto his side and ended his race.
Chad Ely was now second on the restart and stuck by Quinn for the rest of the feature but was unable to make a move. Rusty Hickman had started 14th in the feature and had worked his way up to third.

Feature Result:
1st: S14 Brendan Quinn
2nd: S98 Chad Ely
3rd: V40 Rusty Hickman
4th: V7 Paul Solomon
5th: S78 Keke Falland

Full results: https://speedhive.mylaps.com/events/2490652

Modified Sedans:
1st: Taleah Dolic
2nd: Ty Galley
3rd: Peter McCarthy

AMCA:
1st: Stephen Hopkins (New 15 lap record)
2nd: Dean Haseltine
3rd: Darren McCarthy

Full Results: https://speedhive.mylaps.com/events/2488918

In a huge milestone for the club, the new track lighting was switched on for the first time and works perfectly.
Electricians will work to aim the LED lights over the next couple of days, but already it looks amazing and we are excited to see some cars on track.

Our first race meeting will be the Ross Crick Memorial on November 18.

Unfortunately due to ongoing power infrastructure works at the complex still ongoing, the upcoming ‘Wind Back The Clock’ vintage event has been cancelled.

Despite hard work by the club, we could not be sure these would be complete by October 14 so we have had to make this hard decision.

We still have our annual ‘Wind Back The Clock’ on May 11, 2024 and there will be opportunities during our regular season events for vintage cars to hit the track.

We expect to now start our season on November 4 with the Sprintcar Allstars.

Mildura Speedway Drivers Club is pleased to announce it has been the recipient of a community grant from Coomealla Memorial Sporting Club.

These funds have allowed the club to install new heating and air conditioning units in the clubrooms, allowing greater use of our facilities all year round.

We thank the Coomealla Memorial Sporting Club for their support, you can see their details at https://www.coomeallaclub.com.au/

The 2023-2024 season calendar has been released and it is shaping up to be a huge season at Timmis Speedway.

We start the season with ‘Wind Back The Clock’ vintage and classic speedway event which has been very popular. Then November 4 the annual Col Beasley Classic returns with the Australian Sprintcar Allstars Series.

A short two week break and we have the Ross Crick Memorial for local classes and the MJS Street Stock Series returns as well.

After a break for Christmas the Ti Bill’s Wingless Sprint Series is here for the first time. This series always has big car counts and fantastic racing. They are joined by the SA Modified Sedan Series.

Feb 3 and we have two state titles on one huge night – the Victorian Super Sedan Title and the SA Wingless Sprints Title.

Feb 24 sees the return of 410 Sprintcars to Timmis for the first time in years, with the Southern Shootout Series, which will be joined by the Victorian AMCA Series.

March long weekend the popular Super Rods return, joined by the Modified Sedans Murray Magic Feature.

Onto Easter, with the big two night 360 Sprintcar Easter Nationals.

The Anzac Day weekend we will hold the Australian Production Sedan Title which will be a huge event for our track.

The season then finishes off on May 11 for  another Wind Back The Clock vintage event.