Official Release- Wednesday 5th April 2023
Speedway Sedans Australia have today released the official entry list for the 2023 SSA Inc National Production Sedan Title presented by Jolly Good In Car Audio and Entertainment to be held at the Allwest Plant Hire Ellenbrook Speedway from April 14-16.
The second biggest field in the history of the event will converge on the venue located on the Northern Outskirts of Perth, as the SSA Production Sedan National Title celebrates its twentieth anniversary in the West.
Eighty eight entries representing Western Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland have been received, with current National Champion Matt Smith electing not to make the trip to defend the title.
Former National Champions Joel Berkley (2019), Rod Musarra (2010) and Stephen Laidlaw (2002 & 2003) are all in the field along with current state champions Kye Blight (Western Australia) and Brendan Harper (Victoria).
Victorian Dehne Sparrow was the runner up in 2019 when the event was held at the Western Speedway in Victoria and is heading west along with New South Welshmen Wayne Bourke who was second in 2015 at Dubbo.
Kane McDiarmid has twice finished on the podium of the SSA National Production Sedan Title in 2016 & 2017 respectively and is joined by Jacky Moroney who followed McDiarmid home in 2016 at Moora.
The host state boasts an outstanding line up from their seventy eight entries highlighted by former State Champions Kyle Sayer, Barry Rose, Drew Ogle and Nuno Mendes along with former Victorian Champion Beau Riley.
Official Practice will be held from 4-6pm on Friday 14th April ahead of the two days of competition which will begin from 11am.
Official Nominations for the 2023 SSA Inc National Production Sedan Title
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W0 Hamish Macalpine
Q2 Joel Berkley
W2 Daniel Day
W3 Frank Does
WA3 Kye Walters (VIC)
WB3 David Herbert
WC3 Kayne Dellar
W4 Mitch Killeen
W5 Josh Fraser
W6 Peter Katona SNR
WA6 Hayden Norman
W7 Tylar Main
W8 Calon Ball
W9 Mitchell Baker
WA9 Ryan Mitchell
W11 Josh Macalpine
WA11 Jake Avins
WB11 Ashley Baker
WC11 Nuno Mendes
W12 Aydan Trewern
WA12 Ryan Allan
W13 Drew Ogle
WA13 Brad Mitchell
WB13 Rowan Burrell
W14 Anthony Page
Q15 Richard Cook
W15 Gaje Price
W16 Peter Katona
V17 Colby Hammond
W17 Craig Lenane
W18 Lawson Mayes
W19 Josh Stewart
W21 Rod Musarra
W22 Jamie Graham
WA22 Steve Schofield
WB22 Luke Halliday
W23 Jayke Malcolm
WA23 Dylan Parkes
W24 Dean Davidson
WA24 Rod Smith
W25 Dwayne Meagher
W26 Gemma Laidlaw
WA26 Robbie Trenaman
NSW27 Wayne Bourke
W27 Jackson Derrick
WA27 Mike Kinnear
W28 Adam Arnold
W29 Lindsay McAuley
W30 Jamie Harris
V30 Stephen Laidlaw
W31 Kane McDiarmid
W32 Jordan McGinnis
W36 Joe Wilson
W40 Beau Riley
W41 Kye Blight
WA41 Rickie Nuccini
W43 Hayden Thomas
Q48 Brett Barron
W48 Mathew Jones
W51 Cody Blight
W55 Murray Cleasby
W56 Ethan Cooper
V58 Brendan Harper
W58 Jayden McCuish
W61 Jake Blight
W65 Keith Fitzgerald
W67 Josh Martinelli
W71 Damien Francis
W72 Fish Telenta
W74 Bernie Matkovich
W77 Craig Lawrence
WA77 Possum Lawrence
W78 Jacky Moroney
W86 Wayne Leviston
W89 Riley Paech
W91 Sean Bowen
V91 Dehne Sparrow
W92 Ricky Williams
WA92 Issac Arnold
WB92 Shane Devonshire
W94 Michael Moltoni
W95 Lachie Dellar
WA95 Kyle Sayer
W96 Jack McAuley
V98 Raymond Ussher
W99 Benny Curtin
W181 Barry Rose
W333 Shane Dubberlin
