HE CAME, HE CONQUERED
James McFadden snared his first ever Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic at Premier Speedway on Sunday night. Read more.
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BREAKTHROUGH: Warrnambool-based driver James McFadden savours his maiden Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic crown. Picture: Amy Paton
O’Hehir makes her debut in the Classic. Read more.
Samantha Maree Shrubb sent in this photo of the fireworks display.
FRESH CHALLENGE: Sydney driver Courtney O'Hehir raced at Premier Speedway for the first time during the classic.
Sunset from Mount Max over the final night of the Classic. Picture: Amy Paton
Ian Madsen wins night two A-Main. Read more.
Check out our videos from fan appreciation day.
Fuelled by excitement: Warrnambool Speedway fanatic David McCrabb has been dedicated to the sport. Picture: Amy Paton
A packed crowd flocked to the Flying Horse Bar and Brewery for the fan appreciation day. Check out the photos here.
Warrnambool's James McFadden celebrates his win at the 45th Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic. Picture: Amy Paton
BREAKTHROUGH: Ian Madsen was pumped to win his first A-Main at Premier Speedway on Saturday night after starting on pole in the 30-lap feature. Picture: Justine McCullagh-Beasy
Deegan Bellinger, 10, from Tasmania is all smiles at the speedway fan appreciation day
Night one A-Main winner Brooke Tatnell looks to the skies in memory of former car owner Shane Krikke. Picture: Morgan Hancock
