Sungold Stadium, Premier Speedway is located 3 hours South West of Melbourne near the beautiful coastal city of Warrnambool. Steeped in tradition Sungold Stadium is a AAA rated venue offering excellent facilities for competitors, spectators and officials alike.

Located only a short driver from the internationally acclaimed Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road, there is loads for tourists to the area to see and do. Warrnambool is home to not only one of the finest Speedway venues in the country but also an abundance of tourist attractions. So why not make your next trip to the Speedway the complete package and spend some quality time at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, the famous Lake Pertobe Play Grounds, a visit to the beach and Lady Bay, perhaps a spot of family fun at Silverton Park Go-Karts, some Ten Pin Bowling at Great Ocean Road Ten Pin Bowling or even a game of Mini Golf. With accommodation ranging from camping through to five star luxury there is something for everyone in Warrnambool.

For those of you who prefer to have a seat ready and waiting for you at each and every race meeting, numerous prime seating positions are available in the both the Standard Grandstand and the Terrace area in turn two. Why not contact the club today and strike a deal for the 2009-10 season. When contacting the Club about your Membership and/or grandstand and terrace seats don't forget to ask about our Seasons Pass option which is a sure fire money saver! Form more information on the Premier Speedway Range of Merchandise, Seating and Membership please phone the office on (03) 5562 8229 during office hours. Now that the 2009-10 season is here to be sure to check out the great new range of merchandise which is now in stock.  Click on the Merchandise Link Above for More Information!

Brad Warren & Mark Kinnear Among The Winners At Sungold Stadium Sunday, 21 March 2010 by Gavin White A packed program of events at Warrnambool’s Sungold Stadium on Sunday March 21 concluded with ‘young gun’ Brad Warren claiming the victory in the Australian Wingless Sprint final ahead of Jye Saunders and Victorian champ Jeff Judd. A total of nine classes competed in an afternoon of exciting and entertaining racing under sunny skies for the second Day Show of the season. Warren contested the Victorian Sprintcar Title at Sungold Stadium a week earlier and returned to victory lane in the AWS final. Warren put in a superb performance to edge his way clear at the finish to defeat a fast finishing Jye Saunders who began from sixth. Starting from third Judd looked ominous considering the night before he had won back to back Victorian AWS titles however he would settle for third. Sean McKeever excelled to run fourth ahead of former Junior Sedan racer Mick Rigby. Tim Fisher was as high as second before bumping the main straight wall knocking the driveline out of the immaculate #99. Paul Drew was another driver unlucky not to figure toward the front when he started second however slipped back early in the race. Heat wins went to Paul Drew, Judd and Warren on a perfect racing surface. The Junior Sedans provided some excellent racing with Mark Kinnear saluting in first place ahead of elder brother Peter with Dion Bellman in third. A gentle roll by Meagan Brittain in the middle of the race halted proceedings while the family battles between the Kinnear’s and the Bellman boys was worth watching. Chris Bellman, Dion Bellman, Luke McCutcheon and Mark Kinnear all scored heat race wins. Avalon’s Jamie Payne swept his rivals when he was unbeaten for the afternoon in the Open ASCF Sedans winning both heats and the final. Adam Wilson pursued Payne to the flag in the final with Craig Newman and Gavin Catley rounding out the finishers. There was a surprise victor in the Street Stock final when Brendan Hannaberry reeled in early pacesetter Brad McLure to take a convincing and popular win. Jason Degoldi impressed as he also raced by McLure who settled for third with little rubber left on his right rear tire. McClure earlier won both qualifying heats in impressive fashion. Geelong’s James Aranyosi won the Formula 500 final ahead of Leigh Van Ginneken and Graham Mollenoyux in a fast paced event. Van Ginneken and Aranyosi split the heat race wins with Jack Lee returning to the track only days after destroying the front of his Swift chassis in Tasmania. Aranyosi’s speed was impressive, as he was only four seconds outside Matt Brown’s long standing race record. The funniest moment of the afternoon occurred when Allansford’s Jack Bell won the Junior Sedan B grade final then persistently waited for the chequered flag to complete his victory lap. After two attempts to stop and gain the flag it was eventually handed over much to delight of the fans that soaked up the moment for the young up and coming star. Third of the Kinnear boys Paul raced into the runner up spot with Jess Salisbury impressive as she raced to third. Bell and Steven Watts shared the heat race wins. Local favourite Alan Howden relived his glory years when he won the Heavy Hot Rod final ahead of Mount Gambier legend Graham Dycer. Dennis Bald enjoyed the afternoon with a third place finish. Dycer and Howden shared heat race wins. Peter Walters who used the low side to run down early leader Craig Ansell won the Limited Sportsman final. Walters was victorious from Ansell with polesitter Sandy Williamson in third. Williamson and Ansell shared the heat race wins. The final class on the program was the Vintage Sprintcars with Ray Abbott taking the win ahead of some stiff opposition. Graham Pitcher impressed as he finished second with Mal Somerville rounding out the top 3. Abbott and Pitcher both recorded heat race wins during the afternoon. Attention turns to the final event on the calendar when the Easter Sprintcar Trail on Easter Sunday night for the third leg of the trail. A great field of 50 Sprintcars have nominated including Max Dumesny, David Murcott, Matthew Reed, Steven Lines, Ryan Farrell and defending event winner Robbie Farr. A reminder that the Race Info Line 9513 5555 contains all the information for upcoming events. For more details phone General Manager David Mills 0408 529 625 Website – www.premierspeedway.com.au

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