Reports: F2 and beyond.

A sign of the strength of Standlake’s F2 scene is the fact that a 30-car turnout for the annual Open Championship would be considering slightly disappointing and lower than expected.  The country-wide fuel issues and upcoming packed fixtures from the northern Outlaws left the record attendance safe from being broken just yet. Amongst the entry 92 John Hogg made his 3 rd Standlake visit of the season from Berwick, while 132 Dean Mawson was the sole representative from the Outlaws and made his track debut.   TRACK DEBUT FOR 132 DEAN MAWSON 92 JOHN HOGG'S 3RD VISIT OF THE YEAR PROD A RACER 101 ZAK MOORES' FIRST STANDLAKE F2 MEETING 101 Zak Moores made his first appearance on home soil following several outings at Grimley, while the Swaffham pairing of 254 Harry Heffer and 346 Anthony Warne were also making their first visit.  Finally, frequent Grimley visitors 42 Ash Greening and 299 Will Jackson were also in attendance. SWAFFHAM PAIRING 254 HARRY HEFFER & 346 ANTHONY WARNE

Sunday sees the 7 th  running of Standlake’s Open Championship and at the time of writing, would see the largest ever turnout at the track with 36 cars booked in, with almost all points of the Outlaw F2 scene represented. ROLL OF HONOUR 2015 732 Daz Kitson 2016 212 Neil Soule 2017 352 Andy Webb 2018 87 Jack West 2019 856 Paul Webb 2020 856 Paul Webb There are five scheduled track debutants at this point, with recent Spedeworth convert 254 Harry Heffer joining 346 Anthony Warne in making their first visits away from Swaffham for this meeting.  Double (Northern) Outlaw World Champion and current British Champion 1 Danny Wragg is making his first visit to be in attendance and is joined from the Outlaw ranks by 132 Dean Mawson, fresh off his first ever race win last weekend at Brampton to claim the Yorkshire Cup.  Finally, 101 Zak Moores will be making his F2 debut, having previously raced 3 meetings at Grimley since moving across from the Prod A class; the former Juniors front-runner is o