They stick together like glue

A faultless drive under intense pressure sees Faulkner win from a determined and spirited Murchison

The Platform to success

A debut win for Platform racing sets the tone for what could be a competitive year in the junior class.

Pole in every race, three wins out of three and fastest lap to boot. That’s called the drive of a champion.

A bad day at the office for the reigning champ leaves Pittingale and Hughes to battle for supremacy.

Racewear exhausted, Taxi drivers bin it and Papa Fox pirouettes. All the ingredients for an exciting climax.

Not content with wrapping up the championship, Akita stuck the knife in with another dominant victory.

Underhill scratches his helmet, British Columbia come second and Es Car Go take a big one from the rear.

A nail-biting climax with close racing, black flags, a broken exhaust that saw Just So cruise to another championship

They may have claimed their first victory but it came at a price: The cost of an iPad for Mrs. Fox. Bargain!

A pensioner wins, the championship leaders fluff it and I come to the conclusion that Dyll is actually a saboteur hired by Akita.

Mark Oliver flies in and flies, Dan Underhill angers Henry Jones and everybody gets a little bit wet.

Carbon disintegrates, Just So play the role of bridesmaid again and Slipstream tackle changeable conditions to win.

Tonto's absence leaves Saunders to fight it out alone, I scare a Fox, The Skid Marks go on a diet and JV has an ice cream.

Another pole and another win put the boys firmly at the top. Still, they were given a good run by a bloke called Dave.

All it takes is to drop your quickest driver and hire a bloke called Trevor. Throw a bit of rain into the mix and you're laughing.

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