It's action all the way as Stock car and Banger action resumes at Crimond Raceway this Sunday.

Top of the bill this week are the National Saloons who join us for the last time in 2019 with a welcome onflux of SSCA cars to bolster the grid with 13 cars booked in at the time of writing. Brother and sister 8 Holly and 38 Barry Glen are due to join us once again along with 3 sets of Father and son's in 5 Tam and 9 Thomas Rutherford, 95 Peter and 96 Jordan Marioni and 76 Lewis and 78 Westley Mclean. National Series competitor 600 Barry Russell is due to make a welcome return along with, regular at National meetings, 670 Ross Watters.

The Micro F2s this week are sponsored by Team Gemmell who's drivers 253 Ethan Jack and 754 Finlay will once again be racing, quite literally, on their doorstep. 306 Oliver Heron is our only long distance visitor this week whilst namesake 480 Oliver Sime returns after a successful debut 2 weeks ago.

Onto the ORCi Minis and we will see new National Champion 629 Taylor Borthwick racing with the Gold Stripes while 612 Jay Paterson 'should' be with us if he can avoid wrecking the car at Cowdenbeath for a change!?! 128 Ciaran Adams has been ever present in 2019 while our local drivers 050 Ross Lawrence and 165 Jamie Dawson will be hoping to keep the Sye Morrison sheild at Crimond for a 3rd season after 102 Christopher Cartmel and 074 Jamie Sangster won in 2017 ans 2018 respectively. The shield will got to the top scorer in heats 1 and 2 with the final only counting if a tie break is required.

The Hot Saloons track championship has already been sealed with 84 Dave Largue retaining the silver number fin for another year. 41 Charlie Boast and 51 Kevin Gordon are both due back after a lengthy absence since the 1st meeting of the season when they ended up in a huge crash on turn 1  writing off the 41 machine. They'll be hoping to avoid any repeat performance today! 30 John Buchan is due to continue using the ex Mark Farquhar machine while 43 Mark Forbes will be looking to consolidate his 2nd place in the Championship.

We continue to see healthy grids of Road Goings in 2019 with 9 cars expected this weekend. 66 David Barrack is the form man at the moment and took the Scottish Open last time out. In the Track Championship, 81 Edwin Middleton has stretched his lead to 27 pts from 86 Greg Bruce who is now 16 pts ahead of 99 Martin Philip in 3rd with 96 Les Cook only 7pts behind that. So whilst the gaps have increased for the first time, all 4 drivers can still win the Championship if bad luck were to befall those above.

BriSCA FII's join us having battled for their World Championship at Buxton last weekend. #7 Gordon Moodie showed everyone a clean pair of heels after a lightningly quick start to retain Gold. Our own 854 Robbie Dawson was up to 6th at one point before brake issues saw him fall back to a very creditable 9th place finish. 419 Ryan Farquhar was also racing at Buxton and, although saw more than  his fair share of bad luck and crashes, he hardly missed a race and picked up a few points along the way too which is no mean feat on a strange track with over 70 other F2's in attandance.

Lastly, the Big Bangers return after a month off with 245 Zak Murdoch and 222 Colin Riddell tied at the top of the points on 52 and 211 Bruce Panton  and 285 Ross Cumming are tied for 3rd on 32. 230 Scott Paterson will be hoping to have more luck than he did in the Micro Bangers and, indeed, he came home in a fantastic 2nd place in the Unlimited Bangers World of Shale last weekend at Kings Lynn, having raced at Eastbourne the Wednesday before!

Don't forget we're back on the 29th September for the 1st of 3 Sundays on a row as we see the season out in style.