The annual Hallowe'en Parade will be one of the features of the season's penultimate fixture at the United Downs Raceway, St Day. The meeting will signal the start of the new Entertainers League for National Bangers. This carries plenty of significance as the big cars contest Judgement Day and will also race for the Captain Birdseye Trophy. The Stock Rods will complete their season with their Grand National Championship, and the Cornish Championship for Bangers is sure to raise another strong entry. The BriSCA Micro F2 Stock Cars will complete the line-up. Racegoers are reminded that, having moved into Greenwich Mean Time, the start time for Judgement Day will be 12 noon.
National Bangers
Judgement Day
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The 2025 winner of Judgement Day was 362 Johnny James, and he currently leads the chase for the Points Championship.
The big cars return to St Day for a notable date - the start of the new Entertainers' League.
Double points are at stake for any driver racing a hearse or a limo.
Captain Birdseye Trophy
The late Dave Westcott (aka much-missed photographer Captain Birdseye) will be remembered, as his iconic trophy (the gold camera) is raced for.
362 Johnny James was the winner in 2025.

458 Layton Mush is aiming to make his first National Bangers appearance of the season.
Stock Rods
Grand National Championship
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914 Callum Faulconbridge will look to defend the Grand National Championship.
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The front row of the grid for the Grand National Championship is set to be shared between defending title holder 914 Callum Faulconbridge and 77 Tom Larcombe, who was victorious in 2024.
Bangers
Cornish Championship
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The Bangers will make their penultimate appearance of 2026 in a meeting that doubles up as the last qualifying round for the Supreme Championship, the final of which is scheduled for St Day on Sunday 27 December.
Local favourite 862 Darryl Cock will defend the Cornish title.
BriSCA Micro F2 Stock Cars
The infant racers (7 to 11 year olds) will race in the south west for the penultimate time in 2026.
All bookings have been confirmed but are not a guarantee of attendance.
Admission Prices: General Admission £20; Junior Concession (10-15 year old) £8; Senior Concession (over 65) £16; Family (2 General + up to 3 Juniors) £55
SAVINGS CAN BE MADE ON TICKETS WHICH ARE PRE-BOOKED AND PREPAID IN ADVANCE. THIS OPTION IS AVAILABLE UP TO 48 HOURS BEFORE THE MEETING.
Spectators - click here to visit Digi Tickets to order discounted advance tickets.