This years East Pilbara Tyre Services Ash Page Memorial sees the Hillview Speedway going all in, in what will be their one and only show for the year.
The Ash Page Memorial, established to honour the memory of Ash, continues to embody the same spirit as it did ten years ago, remembering a life gone way too soon.
A combined A-Main with SSA Production Sedans and SSA Street Stocks, the Ash Page has been a race since 2015 that has brought people from every corner of the state to Newman in Page’s memory.
This year, $35,700 of tow money will be handed out on the opening night with drivers asked to come into the club rooms to collected.
Meanwhile $20,000 will be handed out in prize moneys: $5,000 each in the Production Sedans and Street Stocks and $10,000 all in Ash Page Memorial where the top-12 in each feature will get the chance to race for the $2,500 winners cheque.
But it’s not all about the money giving to drivers, it’s also about the memory of the 56 and raising funds and awareness for Beyond Blue.
Beyond Blue is a mental health and wellbeing support program that provides support programs to address issues related to depression, suicide, anxiety disorders and other related mental illnesses.
Defending winner of the Ash Page Memorial, Nuno Menes returns, along with some of the biggest names in Production Sedan racing, including current Western Australian Champion Kyle Sayer, Jorj Park and Kye Blight.
Former winners Craig Clayton, Jack McAuley, Brandon Mongoo, and Warren Flavel are also in the field. At the same time, local drivers Donny Davis, Daniel Flavel and Lenny Bates will try to put their names on the winners’ list for the first time.
Street Stocks also are returning in impressive numbers with WA Champion Jake Hoath leading the way, trying to dethrone the locals.
The North West also continues to grow in Junior Sedans, with a large field of cars heading towards Newman for what will be the opening round of the JSRA Series.
You can catch all the action on Clay-Per-View.
Official Nominations
Production Sedans – 22
WA1 Kyle Sayer
W3 Rob Fraser
W7 Graeme McSweeney
WA7 Tylar Main
W11 Mason Fenner
WA11 Nuno Mendes
W22 Luke Malcolm
W23 Jayke Malcolm
W25 Dwayne Meagher
W26 Robbie Trenaman
W27 Mike Kinnear
W33 Tina Ingram
W41 Kye Blight
W56 Brandon Mongoo
W69 Rob Wolfenden
W77 Jorj Park
W78 Shayne Doust
W86 Wayne Leviston
W93 Eddie Holt
W96 Jack McAuley
W112 Warren Flavel
W202 Michael Roberts
Street Stocks – 27
WA1 Jake Hoath
W3 Donny Davis
WA3 Steven Kendall
W6 Brinley McGaffin
W11 Cjay Flavel
W12 Paul Briggs
W15 Daniel Flavel
W16 Brayden Sims
W18 Cohen Doust
W22 Jakob Doust
W23 Matt Lowe
WA23 Zahara van der May
W24 Cade Munro
W28 Reece O’Reilly
W32 Ash Con-Goo
W35 Craig Clayton
W42 Tyde Lovell
W44 Peter Herbert
W52 Paul Bowman
W54 Tyler De Maine
W71 Chayse Jackson
W74 Lenny Bates
W89 Hunter Downs
W95 Harrison Riegert
WA95 Adam Watkins
W172 Jim McGorman
W411 Reece Jones
New Star Junior Sedans – 7
W6 Brinley McGaffin Jnr
W8 Oliver Burnett
W16 Bella Crowe
W22 Noah Eyre
W58 Blake McGaffin
W84 Liv Higgs
W95 Cooper Sayer
Top Star Junior Sedans – 14
W4 Koru McBrydie
W15 Luke Bailey
W17 Koby Rickerby
W18 Xavier Crowe
W19 Katie Beadle
W20 Wyatt van der May
W21 Brax Root
W21 Travis McGaffin
W23 Archie Root
W27 Malik Gordon
W29 Lincoln Hoath
W47 Emily Bates
W51 Tyler Bowman
W52 Joel Bowman