The 2016/2017 Junior Speedway Racing Association season has come to a close with Round 9 of the JSRA Country Super Series proudly supported by Ultra Tune Malaga, which doubled as the annual Fab Martinelli Cup at Pithara Speedway.

With good fields in both New and Top Stars, the event promised to be great, however no one really knew it would be this great. The afternoon began with a thrilling New Star Junior Sedan race, with Bryden Southwell claiming the heat win on the last corner as Luke Malcolm ran wide.

Heat Two would see Luke Malcolm race from the rear of the field to storm to victory ahead of Bryden Southwell and a fast finishing Alec Vanzetti, while heat three would see another great race, with Malcolm, Southwell and Alec Vanzetti finishing in that order again.

Luke Malcolm and Bryden Southwell would start the 15 lap feature race from the front row, with Alec and Connor Vanzetti sharing the second row. Luke Malcolm made the best of the start, as the challenge was on further back between the Vanzetti brothers. Jhy and Montana Pack duelled it out for the minor places, as the entire field race very close.

Alec Vanzetti now started to charge after Bryden Southwell who sat in second place, as Jhy Pack also made his way through the field. With a big group of drivers racing for the minor places, Luke Malcolm started to come upon lapped traffic, which closed the leaders up together. Alec Vanzetti used this to his advantage as he moved to the lead from Malcolm and Southwell.

Vanzetti would run wide coming out of turn 4, as the lead changed once again. With four laps remaining, Luke Malcolm lead from Alec Vanzetti and Bryden Southwell as Ahryn Curtin made up a couple of positions. As the leaders came upon another lapped car, the white flag was displayed as Luke Malcolm continued to lead from Bryden Southwell, Jhy Pack and Alec Vanzetti.

Luke Malcolm would managed to hold on from a very fast finishing Jhy Pack who narrowly defeated Bryden Southwell and Alec Vanzetti to claim the Fab Martinelli Cup and Round 9 of the JSRA Country Super Series.

The racing from the Top Star Juniors was of the highest quality and was some of the best we have seen all season. Right from the first green flag, the racing was hard fought and extremely close with Jake Avins narrowly defeating Peter Katona and Rahni Musarra.

Heat two was an absolute highlight of the entire season, with the top 5 in Jake Avins, Blake Webb, Izak Davies, Peter Katona and Jackson Derrick racing in close proximity. Jake Avins managed to skip away, while the rest battled it out right to the last corner, racing four wide to the checkered flag. Avins would win from Jackson Derrick and Blake Webb.

The third and final heat of the night would see Jackson Derrick start from the front row and win comfortably in the end ahead of Blake Webb and Jake Avins.

Come the 20 lap feature race, it was clear after the heat racing that this would be a great race and it surely didn’t disappoint. Jake Avins and Jackson Derrick from the front row started well and raced side by side for numerous laps, with Derrick applying immense pressure and trying a passing manoeuvre on a number of occasions.

Jake Avins would go so close to rolling his Datsun Sunny with 15 laps remaining, as Blake Webb now closed in on Jackson Derrick in third position. Derrick soon closed in on Avins once again, as Peter Katona approached Blake Webb before a yellow light would come on for a spun car.

From the restart, Avins and Derrick would skip away from the rest of the field, though this would be short lived with yet another restart. At the half way point of the race, the race for the lead started to intensify as Peter Katona looked to the inside of Jackson Derrick. A yellow light would see the field close up once again, before the battle for the lead resumed.

With very little room separating the leaders, Jackson Derrick would hit the front with 7 laps remaining, as Peter Katona loomed large waiting for one mistake, which soon came as Jackson Derrick ran wide. With only four laps remaining, Avins, Katona and Derrick circulated very quickly, making it a row of three as they raced for the lead. This would soon come to an abrupt end as Jake Avins was left facing the wrong way in turn 1, with Jackson Derrick deemed the cause of the stoppage and was sent to the rear of the field.

Jake Avins would continue on in the race lead, as Jackson Derrick, Izak Davies and Alex Swift all retired from the event. At this point, Peter Katona’s bonnet started to lift, with Rahni Musarra moving into a prominent position before Brooke Watson would find herself facing the wrong way.

A green-white-checkered restart would be ordered, with officials making some attempt to rectify the issue for Peter Katona. As the green lights came on for the final time this JSRA season, Jake Avins would prove to be too strong and held on to take his final Junior Sedan race and the Fab Martinelli Cup from Blake Webb and Rahni Musarra. Peter Katona would unfortunately have to retire, with the bonnet continuing to flap in air.

Official Results:
Top Star Junior Sedan Final: 1. W11 Jake Avins, 2. W108 Blake Webb, 3. W12 Rahni Musarra, 4. W66 Seth Hinsey, 5. W37 Brooke Watson DNF: W06 Peter Katona, W7 Alex Swift, W95 Izak Davies, W27 Jackson Derrick, W21 Jack Dalton

A big thank you to Ultra Tune Malaga for their support of this Round of the JSRA Country Super Series and to Josh Martinelli for supporting the JSRA representing his Father Fab.

Attention for the JSRA now turns to the Annual General Meeting and End of Year Presentation Evening from 5pm on Saturday May 27th at the Victoria Park Carlisle Bowling Club. Please make sure you get your tickets from Kirsten Derrick as soon as possible.

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

The 2016/2017 JSRA Country Super Series will come to a close this weekend at Pithara Speedway with Round 9 of the Series doubling as the Fab Martinelli Cup.

After a huge season of Junior Sedan racing this season, visiting a variety of speedway venue’s around the state, this weekend will see the some of the state’s best junior drivers battle one last time for all important series points.

Bryden Southwell and Luke Malcolm, who have become the closest of rivals this season, head the New Star field, along with Jhy and Montana Pack who have proven to be absolute Stars of the future. Narrogin’s Brody Day will also make the journey to Pithara to conclude his debut season with the JSRA.

Jasmine Arnold will re-join the series for one final time this weekend, but will not only have the before mentioned drivers to compete with, she will have an army of Vanzetti’s looking to swoop with Alec, Taj and Connor all entered for the event.

Jake Avins, Blake Webb and Jackson Derrick have proven to be the form drivers of recent times in the Top Star division, with the trio all finishing on the podium at the last round of the JSRA Metropolitan Series at the Perth Motorplex. Each will be looking to earn some valuable points in the last event of the season, as will Peter Katona and Seth Hinsey, who have had some solid finishes this season.

Brooke Watson will make the long journey from Albany for her last event with the JSRA and will have some tough competition with Izak Davies, Alex Swift, Rahni Musarra, Bronty Fraser and Tanika Webb entered for this weekend’s action. Izzac Delaporte, a previous round winner will also be in the field looking to gain some racing time against some of the best in the state.

Racing will get underway from 3pm at Pithara Speedway this Saturday afternoon, with all drivers to be in the pits by 1pm.

All results will be updated on the JSRA Facebook page and website throughout the afternoon and evening.

The JSRA must thank Fab and Wendy Martinelli from Ultra Tune Malaga for their continued support of the JSRA.

JSRA Members and Supporters are also reminded that tickets are now on sale for our End of Year Presentation Evening on Saturday May 27th at Victoria Park/Carlisle Bowling Club from 6pm, following the AGM at 5pm. Tickets are $40 for Adults, $20 for Children (17 and under) with Under 5’s Free. Please contact our Facebook page or Treasurer Kirsten Derrick for tickets.

Official Nominations
New Stars:
W8 Brody Day
W18 Jade McKeagg
W22 Luke Malcolm
W26 Jasmine Arnold
W63 Bryden Southwell
W78 Montana Pack
W86 Ahryn Curtin
W98 Jhy Pack
W120 Alec Vanzetti
W121 Taj Vanzetti
W122 Connor Vanzetti

Top Stars:
W5 Bronty Fraser
W06 Peter Katona
W7 Alex Swift
W11 Jake Avins
W12 Rahni Musarra
W27 Jackson Derrick
W37 Brooke Watson
W66 Seth Hinsey
W88 Izzac Delaporte
W95 Izak Davies
W108 Blake Webb
W343 Tanika Webb

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

The final round of the JSRA Metropolitan Series has come to a close at the Perth Motorplex last night with a sensational display of driving from all Junior Sedan competitors.

Heat one of the evening would see a very slick track surface, which caused chaos throughout the field with a number of drivers making contact with the concrete wall at some point in the race. Jackson Derrick who along with Blake Webb were fighting for the Perth Motorplex Track Championship and the JSRA Metropolitan Series started his night with a win in the opening heat. Bryden Southwell would score an easy win in the New Star Juniors, followed by Jade McKeagg.

The second heat would see a great race for the lead between Blake Webb and Jake Avins who raced side by side for a number of laps right up until the last corner, with Webb defeating Avins by the smallest of margins. Izak Davies would have a great battle with Mitchell Bosveld for the minor places, while Bryden Southwell would win his second heat of the night.

The final heat of the night would see Blake Webb run away to victory for the second time of the night, with Jake Avins again finishing second ahead of Jackson Derrick who was trying all so hard to get to the front of the field. Luke Malcolm would charge to victory in the New Star field, a great result after hitting the concrete wall earlier in the night.

Blake Webb and Jake Avins would start on the front row for the last feature race of the season, with Webb immediately taking the lead. Jake Avins and Jackson Derrick would have a brilliant race for second and third, with Izak Davies and Mitchell Bosveld battling for fourth and fifth. Luke Malcolm got off to a strong start in the New Star division, with Bryden Southwell following behind.

With the laps winding down, Blake Webb continued his strong run and would hold on to take the last win of the season, which also secured the Perth Motorplex Track Championship and a new 12 lap record ahead of Jake Avins and Jackson Derrick. Luke Malcolm would defeat Bryden Southwell and Jade McKeagg in what was a great final night of racing.

The final results of the JSRA Metropolitan Series will be announced at the JSRA Presentation Evening on Saturday May 27th following the final round of the JSRA Country Super Series at Pithara Speedway on May 13.

Official Results:
Top Star Junior Sedan Feature – 12 laps: 1. W108 Blake Webb, 2. W11 Jake Avins, 3. W27 Jackson Derrick, 4. W95 Izak Davies, 5. W29 Mitchell Bosveld, 6. W7 Alex Swift, 7. W33 Ebony Does, 8. W9 Isaac Arnold DNF: W17 Tylar Main

New Star Junior Sedan Feature: 1. W22 Luke Malcolm, 2. W63 Bryden Southwell, 3. W18 Jade McKeagg

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

 

The 2016/2017 JSRA Metropolitan Series will come to a close this weekend at the Perth Motorplex, with the fifth and final round of the series.

Jackson Derrick and Blake Webb have been the form drivers of the Top Star division so far and are extremely close in points heading into this weekend’s final round and will both be looking for a good night’s racing to earn some valuable points.

Jake Avins will race in his own car this weekend and is in good form after winning Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series at Augusta-Margaret River Speedway last weekend. Izak Davies started the Metro Series off going through undefeated in Round 1, but has since suffered mechanical dramas and will hope to finish the night’s racing this weekend.

Mitchell Bosveld has had a mixed season and will look to finish the season in a strong way, but will have Alex Swift, Isaac Arnold and Ebony Does amongst the competition.

In the New Star division, Bryden Southwell has been one of the most consistent drivers of the season and will look to finish in a strong way, as will Luke Malcolm who has been in top form of recent times. Jade McKeagg is the only other driver in the New Star field and has had a great season this far.

Be sure to head to the Perth Motorplex this Saturday evening, for the Final Fast Racing Series event and Final Round of the JSRA Metropolitan Series for season 2016/2017.

The JSRA would like to thank Gavin Migro and his team from the Perth Motorplex along with the team from Ellement Produce for supporting the JSRA and Junior Sedan Racing in WA throughout season 2016/2017.

Official Nominations:
W7 Alex Swift
W9 Isaac Arnold
W11 Jake Avins
W18 Jade McKeagg
W22 Luke Malcolm
W27 Jackson Derrick
W29 Mitchell Bosveld
W33 Ebony Does
W63 Bryden Southwell
W95 Izak Davies
W108 Blake Webb

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series, proudly supported by Cranecorp Australia has last night been won by Luke Malcolm and Jake Avins at Augusta-Margaret River Speedway,

After Friday night’s racing was abandoned due to significant damage to the pit gates, the third heat of the Top Star Juniors was re-run as the first event of the evening, with Jake Avins prevailing from Blake Webb and Jackson Derrick.

The Top Star Junior Sedans then had another three heat race events, all of which were hard fought to the checkered flag. Jackson Derrick would win the fourth heat of the weekend, while Jake Avins would work hard to win the last two heat races of the night.

Blake Fletcher who was caught up in the incident on Friday night, would once again suffer significant damage, colliding with the concrete wall in his last heat, ending his weekend. Tanika Webb would also retire from the weekend after the heat races concluded.

With the 10 o’clock time curfew fast approaching, the Top Star Junior Sedan feature was slightly reduced in laps, however the racing was of the highest quality as we have come to expect. The initial start would be short lived, with a number of cars making contact, forcing the yellow lights to come on.

When the race did get back underway, Jackson Derrick made the best of the jump and led the opening couple of laps, before Jake Avins applied immense pressure, forcing Derrick to make a small mistake. From here, Jake Avins would not be headed, though Izzac Delaporte soon worked his way passed Jackson Derrick to take second position.

With the laps winding down, the leading trio continued to race in close proximity, with Blake Webb and Peter Katona jostling for the minor positions. As the checkered flag flew, Jake Avins would not be headed and would take the victory ahead of Izzac Delaporte and Jackson Derrick.

In the New Star division, the racing lived up to its recent standard and was of the highest standard, with many drivers fighting to take heat race victories on the night. Luke Malcolm would take the first of the night, however Matthew Thomson would prove to be one of the hardest chargers of the weekend to take the remaining two heat races.

The final over 15 laps, would be an absolute cracker, with Luke Malcolm taking the lead early, though Matthew Thomson, Bryden Southwell and Aidan Doak were all in with a chance. As the laps continued to wind down, the spectators were gifted a real treat, with the leading half dozen all jostling for position.

The first stoppage would see Montana Pack facing the concrete wall, which closed the entire field up for the rest of the race. Luke Malcolm would make the best of the jump and continued to lead, as Southwell, Thomson and Jhy Pack resumed their battle.

With a green-white-checkered finish soon called for after another stoppage. The battle continued once again, with the leaders all in close proximity, though it would be too late as Luke Malcolm cruised away to take the round victory, as Matthew Thomson made a late charge to take second place on the last corner from Bryden Southwell and Jhy Pack.

The attention for the JSRA now turns to the final round of the JSRA Metropolitan Series, which once again heads to the Perth Motorplex next Saturday night, with all drivers looking to earn some last minute points in the series.

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

 

Live results from Night 2 of the Cranecorp Australia Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series from Augusta-Margaret River Speedway will be updated on this page throughout the night.

New Stars:
New Star Junior Sedan Heat Four: 1. W22 Luke Malcolm, 2. W63 Bryden Southwell, 3. W98 Jhy Pack, 4. W15 Matthew Thomson, 5. W24 Aidan Doak, 6. W78 Montana Pack, 7. W5 Jordyn Macpherson, 8. W21 Jonty Barnsby, 9. W8 Brody Day, 10. W9 Ziggy Phillips, 11. W99 Isabella Freeland, 12. W6 Libby Macpherson

New Star Junior Sedan Heat Five: 1. W15 Matthew Thomson, 2. W22 Luke Malcolm, 3. W24 Aidan Doak, 4. W78 Montana Pack, 5. W63 Bryden Southwell, 6. W8 Brody Day, 7. W98 Jhy Pack, 8. W5 Jordyn Macpherson, 9. W9 Ziggy Phillips, 10. W99 Isabella Freeland, 11. W21 Jonty Barnsby, 12. W6 Libby Macpherson

New Star Junior Sedan Heat Six: 1. W15 Matthew Thomson, 2. W24 Aidan Doak, 3. W63 Bryden Southwell, 4. W5 Jordyn Macpherson, 5. W78 Montana Pack, 6. W22 Luke Malcolm, 7. W98 Jhy Pack, 8. W8 Brody Day, 9. W9 Ziggy Phillips, 10. W99 Isabella Freeland, 11. W21 Jonty Barnsby, 12. W6 Libby Macpherson

New Star Junior Sedan Final: 1. W22 Luke Malcolm, 2. W15 Matthew Thomson, 3. W63 Bryden Southwell, 4. W98 Jhy Pack, 5. W24 Aidan Doak, 6. W8 Brody Day, 7. W9 Ziggy Phillips, 8. W78 Montana Pack, 9. W99 Isabella Freeland, 10. W6 Libby Macpherson DNF: W5 Jordyn Macpherson, W21 Jonty Barnsby

Top Stars:
Top Star Junior Sedan Heat Three: 1. W11 Jake Avins, 2. W108 Blake Webb, 3. W27 Jackson Derrick, 4. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 5. W06 Peter Katona, 6. W13 Blake Fletcher, 7. W66 Seth Hinsey, 8. W15 Josh Davies, 9. W343 Tanika Webb, 10. W55 Daniel Erceg

op Star Junior Sedan Heat Four: 1. W27 Jackson Derrick, 2. W11 Jake Avins, 3. W13 Blake Fletcher, 4. W06 Peter Katona, 5. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 6. W108 Blake Webb, 7. W66 Seth Hinsey, 8. W15 Josh Davis, 9. W55 Daniel Erceg, 10. W343 Tanika Webb

Top Star Junior Sedan Heat Five: 1. W11 Jake Avins, 2. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 3. W27 Jackson Derrick, 4. W108 Blake Webb, 5. W06 Peter Katona, 6. W13 Blake Fletcher, 7. W66 Seth Hinsey, 8. W15 Josh Davis, 9. W343 Tanika Webb, 10. W55 Daniel Erceg

Top Star Junior Sedan Heat Six: 1. W11 Jake Avins, 2. W27 Jackson Derrick, 3. W108 Blake Webb, 4. W06 Peter Katona, 5. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 6. W66 Seth Hinsey, 7. W15 Josh Davis, 8. W343 Tanika Webb, 9. W55 Daniel Erceg DNF: W13 Blake Fletcher

Top Star Junior Sedan Final: 1. W11 Jake Avins, 2. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 3. W27 Jackson Derrick, 4. W108 Blake Webb, 5. W06 Peter Katona, 6. W66 Seth Hinsey, 7. W55 Daniel Erceg, 8. W15 Josh Davis DNS: W13 Blake Fletcher, W343 Tanika Webb

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

Night 1 of the Easter double header at Augusta-Margaret River Speedway, including the Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series, proudly supported by Cranecorp Australia has come to a dramatic end with a scary crash last night.

The event which doubles as the KJB Fabrication Junior Sedan Championships saw 24 of the best Junior Sedan competitors take to the south-west venue, ready for a big weekend of racing.

To get the night started, the New Star Juniors raced extremely hard with a few incidents bringing on the yellow lights on numerous occasions. When the racing did get underway, free of stoppages, the racing was a brilliant spectacle and a treat for all of those watching on. South-west racer Aidan Doak started in the best possible way, winning comfortably from Matthew Thomson and Montana Pack.

The second heat would be very close with Bryden Southwell defeating Luke Malcolm and Jhy Pack, while the third heat of the night would see Matthew Thomson steal the victory from Luke Malcolm on the last corner, while Bryden Southwell would finish third.

Jackson Derrick would race away from the field in the opening heat of the Top Star Junior Sedans to win comfortably from Jake Avins and Blake Fletcher, while Izak Davies’ weekend would come to a premature end suffering mechanical dramas yet again.

The second heat would see Jake Avins and Izzac Delaporte jostling for positions throughout the race until lap traffic would see Avins get caught up, with Izzac Delaporte taking the victory ahead of Avins and Blake Fletcher, who was having a great night until this point.

The third heat of the night for the Top Star Juniors would see one of the scariest crashes of recent times, when Blake Fletcher made slight contact with another car, which then saw him fly into the pit gates, before making contact with the corner of the concrete wall and pit area, this then sending him back through the pit gates before coming to a rest on his side in the pit area (see picture below).

Luckily Blake was able to climb from the car, which suffered very little damage, though the pit gates were severely damaged, which brought the night to a premature end. The Augusta-Margaret River Speedway has worked hard over night to repair the gates ahead of tonight’s racing program.

Racing will get underway from 5pm WST tonight to decide the winner of Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series. All results will be on the JSRA Facebook page and website.

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

 

 

Live results from Night 1 of the Cranecorp Australia Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series from Augusta-Margaret River Speedway will be updated on this page throughout the night.

New Stars:
New Star Junior Sedan Heat One: 1. W24 Aidan Doak, 2. W15 Matthew Thomson, 3. W78 Montana Pack, 4. W98 Jhy Pack, 5. W63 Bryden Southwell, 6. W21 Jonty Barnsby, 7. W22 Luke Malcolm, 8. W5 Jordyn Macpherson, 9. W8 Brody Day, 10. W9 Ziggy Phillips, 11. W6 Jordyn Macpherson DNF: W99 Isabella Freeland

New Star Junior Sedan Heat Two: 1. W63 Bryden Southwell, 2. W22 Luke Malcolm, 3. W98 Jhy Pack, 4. W5 Jordyn Macpherson, 5. W21 Jonty Barnsby, 6. W15 Matthew Thomson, 7. W78 Montana Pack, 8. W8 Brody Day, 9. W24 Aidan Doak, 10. W9 Ziggy Phillips, 11. W99 Isabella Freeland, 12. W6 Libby Macpherson

New Star Junior Sedan Heat Three: 1. W15 Matthew Thomson, 2. W22 Luke Malcolm, 3. W63 Bryden Southwell, 4. W5 Jordyn Macpherson, 5. W78 Montana Pack, 6. W8 Brody Day, 7. W24 Aidan Doak, 8. W99 Isabella Freeland, 9. W6 Libby Macpherson, 10. W9 Ziggy Phillips DNF: W98 Jhy Pack, W21 Jonty Barnsby

Top Stars:
Top Star Junior Sedan Heat One: 1. W27 Jackson Derrick, 2. W11 Jake Avins, 3. W13 Blake Fletcher, 4. W06 Peter Katona, 5. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 6. W66 Seth Hinsey, 7. W108 Blake Webb, 8. W55 Daniel Erceg, 9. W343 Tanika Webb, 10. W91 Dante Gherardi DNF: W95 Izak Davies DSQ: W15 Josh Davis

Top Star Junior Sedan Heat Two: 1. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 2. W11 Jake Avins, 3. W13 Blake Fletcher, 4. W06 Peter Katona, 5. W108 Blake Webb, 6. W27 Jackson Derrick, 7. W66 Seth Hinsey, 8. W55 Daniel Erceg, 9. W343 Tanika Webb, 10. W91 Dante Gherardi, 11. W15 Josh Davis DNS: W95 Izak Davies

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce

Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series proudly supported by Cranecorp Australia heads to Augusta-Margaret River Speedway for a huge two nights of racing this Friday and Saturday.

This weekend’s action is the penultimate round of the 2016/2017 series, with just one round to follow in Pithara and is a great chance for drivers to earn some valuable series points across both days. This event will also double as the KJB Fabrication Southwest Junior Sedan Championships.

A great field of New Star Junior Sedan competitors have entered for this weekend’s event, with Luke Malcolm, Bryden Southwell and Jhy Pack headlining the field. Montana Pack and Brody Day will look to continue their consistent run in the series this far, but will have some quality competition from local southwest racers Matthew Thomson, Jordyn Macpherson and Jonty Barnsby.

Isabella Freeland will re-join this series this weekend and will be hoping for some good luck, as will Libby Macpherson, Ziggy Phillips and Aidan Doak.

Jake Avins, Jackson Derrick and Izzac Delaporte head the field of Top Star Junior Sedan drivers, all of whom figured prominently at the last round in Manjimup. Blake Webb, Blake Fletcher, Peter Katona and Seth Hinsey have enjoyed a mixed season this far and find themselves in a quality position heading into the concluding stages of the series. They will all be hoping for a solid run this weekend to cement their position in the overall series standings.

Daniel Erceg, Tanika Webb and Izak Davies will also be looking for a solid run in Margaret River this weekend after suffering mixed luck throughout the season so far. This weekend will also see local Josh Davis join the quality field, who will no doubt hope his home track knowledge will help him move to the front of the field.

We encourage everyone to head to our Facebook page “Junior Speedway Racing Association – JSRA” and check out our website jsrawa.com for all the up to date information on the JSRA.

The JSRA thank Alex and his team from Augusta-Margaret River Speedway for bringing us back to their great venue and thank Rick and Sara from Cranecorp Australia and Kyle from KJB Fabrication for their support of this event.

The JSRA also wishes everyone a very happy and safe Easter!

Official Nominations
New Stars:
W5 Jordyn Macpherson
W6 Libby Macpherson
W8 Brody Day
W9 Ziggy Phillips
W15 Matthew Thomson
W22 Luke Malcolm
W24 Aidan Doak
W63 Bryden Southwell
W78 Montana Pack
W98 Jhy Pack
W99 Isabella Freeland
W124 Jonty Barnsby

Top Stars:
W06 Peter Katona
W11 Jake Avins
W13 Blake Fletcher
W15 Josh Davis
W27 Jackson Derrick
W55 Daniel Erceg
W66 Seth Hinsey
W88 Izzac Delaporte
W95 Izak Davies
W108 Blake Webb
W343 Tanika Webb

Round 7 of the JSRA Country Super Series held at Southern Forest Machinery Raceway in Manjimup last night, has seen Stefani Ameduri claim victory in what was highly competitive night of Junior Sedan racing.

An extremely high quality list of entrants, with some of the best drivers in the nation had entered for the event and as we have come to expect from previous rounds of the JSRA Country Super Series, the heat racing was wide open. This was then proven in the heat races with five different heat victors including Blake Webb, Jackson Derrick, Peter Katona, Rahni Musarra and Jorj Park who would win on two occasions.

This would see Jorj Park start on the front row alongside Jake Avins for the 20 lap feature race with Stefani Ameduri and Jackson Derrick from row two. The race for the lead would see five cars fighting it out including Jorj Park, Jake Avins, Stefani Ameduri, Izzac Delaporte and Jackson Derrick. As the leading group started to move away from the rest of the field, Blake Fletcher held his own in sixth position ahead of Seth Hinsey, as Blake Webb now started to charge through the field after rolling earlier in the night.

Stefani Ameduri was now the leader and led by a comfortable distance from Jake Avins, Jorj Park, Izzac Delaporte and Jackson Derrick who continued to circulate in close proximity before the yellow lights would come home with Rahni Musarra and Daniel Erceg stopped in turn 2. This would end the race for Musarra, who suffered damage in the incident.

With thirteen laps remaining, Jake Avins would make a ripping re-start behind Stefani Ameduri who led the field into turns 1 and 2. Izzac Delaporte now started to make a charge through the field and battled hard with Jorj Park who both ran wide allowing Jackson Derrick through for third.

The laps continued to count down, as Stefani Ameduri once again stretched her lead out from Avins and Derrick. Derrick would soon run wide, as Izzac Delaporte moved into third position. The race for the minor places wasn’t over from here, as Jake Avins, Izzac Delaporte and Jackson Derrick continued to dice for second, third and fourth position.

With the white flag now on display, the battle for the last podium positions was not over from here, as Avins, Delaporte and Derrick continued to race extremely hard. Stefani Ameduri would prove to be too strong as she crossed the line to take the victory in Round 7 of the JSRA Country Super Series ahead of Izzac Delaporte, who narrowing defeated Jake Avins and Jackson Derrick.

The rest of the field fought hard for positions, with Blake Fletcher driving a solid race to finish fifth ahead of Blake Webb, Seth Hinsey, Jorj Park, Brooke Watson, Daniel Erceg, Jaymee Park, Corey Ameduri and Tanika Webb.

Official Results:
Top Star Junior Sedan Final: 1. W83 Stefani Ameduri, 2. W88 Izzac Delaporte, 3. W11 Jake Avins, 4. W27 Jackson Derrick, 5. W13 Blake Fletcher, 6. W108 Blake Webb, 7. W66 Seth Hinsey, 8. W74 Jorj Park, 9. W37 Brooke Watson, 10. W55 Daniel Erceg, 11. W77 Jaymee Park, 12. W183 Corey Ameduri, 13. W343 Tanika Webb DNF: W12 Rahni Musarra DNS: W06 Peter Katona

For the JSRA, attention will now turn to Round 8 of the JSRA Country Super Series which returns to Augusta-Margaret River Speedway over the Easter weekend (Friday the 14th and Saturday the 15th of April) and is proudly supported by Rick and Sara Musarra from Cranecorp Australia.

The JSRA must thank our valued sponsors of the 2016/2017 Season for their support of Junior Sedan Racing in WA:
Hamon Tyre and Exhaust Centre (HTEC)
Whale Plumbing
Callcott and Downey
Hydroblasting Kalgoorlie
Eyerite Signs
True Value Hardware, Moora
Cranecorp Australia
Ultra Tune Malaga
Torque Wear Australia
BK Signs
Sean McManus Web Development
Ellement Produce