This weekend sees the penultimate BARC (NW) race meeting at the picturesque Trac Mon circuit on Anglesey. The CNC Heads championship will be run over three races with over 30 cars entered. In addition the Cam Forbes Trophy will be presented to the driver improving positions the most from practice to race.

Danny Winstanley continued on from his Oulton win to take the first race in changeable conditions. However, mechanical gremlins meant he retired from race two and Luke Armiger took the overall spoils in this race. The event saw a capacity 40 car grid for the first race during which there were mny spins in the treacherous conditions - though only one damaged car! Rob Burkinshaw consolidated his overall championship lead with Paul Dobson moving into third position behind Dave Harvey.

First time out in the Championship, Danny Winstanley, takes an easy win at the latest round. Danny led home Dave Harvey and Paul Dobson. Robert Burkinshaw won his class again to retain his overall championship lead from Harvey and Danny Bird. Other class winners were Jon Woolfitt, Garry Wardle and David Green. Dave Harvey took the prestigeous Dave Simpson Memorial Trophy for the second time in three years.

All three winners so far this year, Jon Woolfitt, Andrew Southcott & Danny Bird, will be in action at Oulton Park on Saturday, as the CNC Heads Sports Saloons reach the halfway point in their season.

Danny Bird came away from Anglesey at the end of May with three wins and fastest laps. This moves him up to second overall in the Championship with Robert Birkinshaw who took two class wins just holding onto the overall lead. The other class leaders are Stephen Keegan in Class A, Andy Southcott in Class B, Robert Burkinshaw, Garry Wardle in Class D and David Bird in Class F.

This coming weekend (Bank Holiday Saturday & Sunday) sees the first visit of the year to the picturesque Anglesey Circuit. An almost capacity grid of 30 cars will be running over three races. Come along and watch the action, as well as the CNC Heads there are Legends and a four hour Citroen C1 race.

Andrew Southcott took both wins at Cadwell in his MG Modsports after two terrifically close races. Class wins were taken by David Harvey, Robert Burkinshaw, David Bird and Guy Carter. Overall Burkinshaw leads the championship from Harvey and Southcott

This Sunday sees the first double header meeting of the year for the CNC Heads Sports/Saloons. We travel 'away' to Cadwell Park, a regular jaunt for the Championship. All the leading contenders are entered including Jamie Cryer and the Woolfitt's.

Jon Woolfitt took the honours in a shortened opening round of the CNC Heads Championship at Oulton Park. The race was disjointed following a large startline incident involving at least 7 cars and unfortunately finished under the Safety Car. The class winners were Jon Woolfitt in Class A, Paul Dobso in Class B, David Harvey in Class C with the Modified classes being won by Nigel Mustill, Robert Burkinshaw and David Bird.

The 36th year of the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Championship commences this Saturday at Oulton Park. A capacity grid of over 35 cars will be lining up on the International circuit. With the Sakers not defending their overall positions from 2018 it leaves the field open for a new Champion this year. Jamie Cryer, Dave Harvey and perhaps Luke Armiger will be to the fore to take the title in October.