The second day of A WEEKEND TO REMEMBER STOCK CAR ROYALTY at Smeatharpe Stadium.  A variety of Colin Higman built cars will be on display.  The Saloon Stock Cars will contest a second day of competition, with the first staging of The Paw Lean Jeffery Trophy as their showpiece.  More hard-hitting action will be expected from the 2 Litre National Bangers. Completing the line-up will be the Stock Rods, as they compete in their English Championship.

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Colin Higman Tribute
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As the Stock Car racing community prepares to pay tribute to another of its all-time greats, more big money will be going up for grabs, with a whopping £778 first prize at stake on the day's feature final.

Forming part of the tribute to Colin Higman will be some demonstration laps from a range of cars that were built in the Cornish workshops of the legendary star.

Saloon Stock Cars

Paw Lean Jeffery Trophy

The Saloon Stock Cars will be in action again for second successive day, in what is actually the last south west fixture for the formula ahead of their World Championship at Kings Lynn on 9 August.

Stock Rods

ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP
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National Champion 914 Callum Faulconbridge will defend the English title he won at Smeatharpe last August.

With the World Championship at St Day just over two months away, the clock is ticking for drivers to advance their position on the points chart, towards achieving a strong grid position in the race for gold.

At their last Smeatharpe date on 22 June, 204 Georgie Polley scored a brace of wins, including the feature final.

2 Litre National Bangers

Just one week before the National Bangers Championship of the World, there is a fist Smeatharpe outing for the 2 Litre National Bangers since Mayday Monday.

286 Sophie Fasey aims to make her first appearance of the season.
After a series of exciting displays at previous Smeatharpe meetings, 720 Kenny Gabriel Jnr is also set to attend.
Strong interest from Wales is set to result in a first Smeatharpe visit for many seasons for 57 Christian Mansbridge and 917 Andrew Tew, whilst 252 Michael Hudd and 210 Kieran Humphreys will each make their track debut.