Bunbury Speedway to host 360/LS Sprintcar State Title as part of West Coast Stabilisers SAWA Sprintcar Series

Bunbury Speedway will play host to the 360/LS Sprintcar State Title as part of the West Coast Stabilisers SAWA Sprintcar Series on Saturday night. Ryan Farrell, the winner of the competition’s event at the speedway on November 23, will be back in action alongside a group which includes Kaiden Manders, who just missed out on a win in the LJM Sprintcar Grand Prix. Legend Cars will also be on the track for the Living Legend 70, a race held in honour of former Bunbury Car Club president Barry Hunter which was originally slated for the opening event of the season before its cancellation. The night will also feature the South West Sedan Championship for Production Sedans, as well as LS1 Sprintcars and Street Stocks races. * In the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series, Bunbury’s Dayne Kingshott extended his lead at the top of the standings for Krikke Motorsport with a second-placed finish in the fifth round at Perth Motorplex on Saturday night. Coming off a fifth-placed finish in round four of the series at Bunbury Speedway, Kingshott started the race from the eighth place on the grid but was able to extend his lead thanks to his own result and second-placed Callum Williamson crashing out from pole position.