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Mark Brown Crowned Super Series Champ

The 2008 Speedcar Super Series was decided in fantastic style at Charlton Raceway over the weekend.

Mark Brown and Nathan Smee battled out the closing laps of the final event on the calendar with Smee taking the $3,000 SSS Masters prize money cheque and claiming the 40 lap flag to flag win from Brown, Jenkins, McAllan, Hamilton, NSW’s Jason Gates.

It was Brown who was the big winner on the night however with his second place finish enough to secure a series victory in his Adila motorsports Aggressor Hawk.

Final Standings: Mark Brown 3652, Troy Jenkins 2786, Dene McAllan 2215, Troy Jordan 1712, Grant Draney 1308.

Alach Dominates Kihikihi

Aggressor Stable Dominate Kihikihi

Shane Alach in his Aggressor modified Breka chassis took out the feature at Kihikihi speedway last Sunday ahead of Brad Mosen and Bryce Townsend.
The Aggressor trio lead home one of the strongest midget car fields Kihikihi has seen for many years with 20 cars taking part in the meeting including the majority of the Auckland based a Grade and international stars such As Jerry Coons Jnr.

For more information visit www.kihikihispeedway.co.nz

Insley and Cooper at PCR

The past 2 meetings at PCR have seen the Rondalee Aggressor of Mark Brown under he control of two separate drivers, both finishing on the podium in their first time in the car.

Shaun Insley made the trip across the ditch to run at PCR on the 24th and despite a broken hand managed to finish third in the A main. Seven days later and ex pat kiwi Mark Cooper ran the Mark Brown car again managing a podium finish in the main event. For more information visit parramattacityraceway.com.au

Photo Credit: King Images - www.kingimages.com.au

Mosen Wins Feature

Round three of the Wynns National Championship was run last night at Springs Speedway producing more positive results for the Aggressor stable.

After setting a new track record last week Brad Mosen went on to with his first feature event of the season passing Shayne Alach with a thrilling last lap move.

The win sees Mosen close the gap on series leader Michael Pickens to just 6 points after three rounds.

Lance Beale had his best finish of the season to date claiming the third step on the podium in a race that saw 3 Aggressors in the top 5.

Wynns National Series Points: Michael Pickens 91, Brad Mosen 85, Scott Buckley 72, Michael Kendall 60, Lance Beale 58, Shayne Alach 57, Bryce Townsend 56, Bill Clarkson Jnr 45 ... For full series standing and results please visit springsspeedway.com

Aggressor Buys Breka Chassis

Aggressor Chassis is proud to announce that they have just completed the purchase of Breka Chassis.

We will be carrying the Breka brand offering support to ALL Breka customers across all classes. The Breka parts shop will be relocated to the Aggressor Chassis shop located at 5A Bowden Road, Mt Wellington, Auckland.

For more information please call 09 573-2211. All chassis repairs welcome.
Click here for further contact details.

Mark Brown Wins Super Series Round 2

Sydney Speedcar supremo Mark Brown took out the major honours in round two of the Speedcar Super Series at Avalon Raceway on Saturday night.

Coming into round two of the Speedcar Super Series as the reigning series champion, Mark Brown did his series defence no harm as he led every lap of the enthralling 30-lap final. Starting alongside Melbourne’s Troy Jordan on the front row, Brown got the jump at the start and never looked back to score a narrow win. Although challenged throughout the race littered with yellow light stoppages, Brown simply did not make a solitary mistake proving to be the difference as Jordan continually challenged for the lead on Brown’s inside.

Originally from Victoria, Brown learnt his craft at tracks such as Avalon Raceway and the now defunct Brooklyn Speedbowl and it was a great homecoming for arguably Australia’s finest Speedcar racer currently.

“Its good to be back here and you could call this my home track after racing for almost 21 years now. We struggled a bit in the feature, we know that but we will get it better and we will get it quicker,” confirmed Brown.

Although it seemed Brown wasn’t the quickest car in the feature, he certainly made no mistakes allowing those behind him an opportunity to pass.