Super sedans set to tackle the showground bull ring

A big field of drivers will not only battle for points in the tournament, but also the tight confines of the Lismore Showground Speedway bull ring.

The event is titled the "Super Sedan Stampede" . . . and that's very fitting as no quarter will be given or asked on the race track!

Sedans are the iconic division in the long and illustrious history of the Lismore venue and this race will certainly live up to all expectations.

Promoters Mick and Kim Sauer continue to provide variety race programmes during the 2023-24 season.

"We are very pleased to have the Super Sedans with us again," co-promoter Kim Sauer said.

"These cars are fast and very spectacular and we will have a top line-up of drivers to battle for main event honours."

The chase for points in the McCosker Super Sedan series is hotting up and the nominations include tournament championship leader Hayden Brims, second-placed JJ Hamilton and third man in the point standings, Sam Hughes.

The McCosker Series is one of the most competitive tournaments in Australian Super Sedan racing and is held with rounds primarily conducted in Queensland, but also at Lismore in recent years.

Lismore's long time female driver Tania Smith is amongst the nominations for the event.

It's where she started her career some years ago and she will drive the latest model car out of the local Danny Smith owned and operated Rocket Racecars workshop.

Other big names amongst the nominations heading for Lismore are Steve Jordan, David Nichols and Justin Randall, whose family have strong connections with Lismore Speedway over past decades.

Other divisions on the variety race programme are RSA Sedans, Compact Speedcars, Production Sedans and Junior Sedans.

More information, including ticketing purchase for the February 17 race fixture, can be found on the Castrol Lismore Speedway website: www.lismorespeedway.com.au